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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-02
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isNliE st bSCRlBERS be- ,ca,c Ia inform thea
trends IN l.ynchbuIs ana It> tlCuIiN, Thai ;,irN
have rlectcd a large an commoio " AtsE.-
taSs sE AT e>tilni. where all pr"dn II lnteildcl
Ton kIrhmoud will be idntrd duran HE lcN six
months. hey having placed their building >oulu
distance back from the isef aud .eniirtlv
reach oithe highest lf'shers-Air. liail, vino has
been N t!,"r cnplo, Tor several years. wi re>iiy Al
Tie lAadmg and HalPprrS may rely on their pro.lncr
bctug taken Of aud forwarded without DELAY ~
tntN have .rd 4 number Of covered WAGES ir
ma pTp">r.-llavln5 incurred considerable cN-
Ienst |" accp,u oiar our lIcuI> W. >iGrlI ur com
el!rd Ia add ,lna per 10 our fjrsItr CHARGES,
iorennhor>e ON selves. hui ON business ben. ncc
VIII enable IT. t" mix the a'haacv quite hsht.
LE@ IJ DEAN < 60.
Richmond, March >. 2u,r
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Mr. CAIuOIN again rose. Ilosrse "a he was.
he would make bflei reply. The Senator asks,
why msae tina, report TO Cnnsrrss' ! va. uuo'r
IA imperative call from Congress. aud could mot D
void making ii; aud believe that duty MS imposed
upon me by the Senator iiom kentucky.
MI CLAr sand, Ne.
Mr. CALHOUN: How ever that may br, the report
was made during the session OF ie1s-'19. under q
call ofihe House aud did not Involve the censtl-
tuIionsi qaesiion.
As To ihe tariff of lsl6 | never denied that Con
gress have the power TO impose protective i7iI lot
the purpose of revenue aud beyond that IL tam
of 1916 did not go inch. The qneS lou al the
ceustuu,ionality Of the protective tttid WIS never
taised u some time afterwards.
As to what the Senator Saws OF the Executive pow
81. |, as much as he, opposed 10 is auemenia.
iiou, and will - n fsr IA ntefrutHs II ~ ANY
man in this llause. maintain thai tie Executive
and Judicial aui..urIes should have no DISCRETIONARY
power, aud rs thry bcCia 10 exercise such
po~st. the inatitt should :. lakrH np BY tongiess
These opinion, are ell srugudcd ny mlnd. AID
will go IA far any Ia biiuctra u. Executive leo
this point. Bat. believe, The ENcGntnc II now
ousirpred b, tic cong -sIouai pontr. lie Is t1r
restricting The ono. | WIZ upou both.
The Senator say slsucd as ieason OF NY
course the eNra session, thai suspected thai he
anJ the gentlemen With whom lac acted would tt,pr
the tariff. spoke not ol the IRA. but Aaijnnal
Balk believe liza. hanks u1tr .iiy aud 'seateiN
al, themselves IA taxes rH the community. The
higher Tie iaXe, III 4ita.vr tLru pa it,. afd 80 J.,
Is with regard taa sntp.n, s'ol tlts Gateraaent dI-
burscneHts. Iffts baaaIr- pos - is a fI9r sec ut
National banh, - nth Niat ny ifai to ti,
the culsrq uenccs lc,i uAfc ur-,IheJ fui o.'-
ross iusIuiars ihsH a. nh~l, lu I'D Ia s4tt5 &C..
suits. Nhea4le a=5sa ~houiJ t~.s4ee TIE naur, ul
the GJvelun,eni. eaflj i.y r,,t - tss..ft.3, 4od
vuzu Ia hr fo-i, al a. rUai -i.lit.l. ] AN ArtN
s,ad hal t., gse-i#s# a a.v tIA nsef. Ire l.tr
utfi ffy dsp=#sls oa Size {a4s "a, sapafslIpf.
be sai.sf ,a- ae.'..." IT, ''ese.aast' aid
laai > ie tstA, - r. ga tl. EsHasIzsszs sle o..
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flOt Sc OF DELEGATES.
.9ioD,ioy, Nurch %.

lie amendments Of Tie Senate TO the bill! PROV.
ding for the Construction OF a road nom Sin,ih +
IL. TO the Plalslrr Banks being under considerations
hr. enable moved 10 disagree 10 the alncndment
decreasing the aprr"llatonby the State from $500
10 5000
lhe question, on the Senate amendments was dc.
'd-h III tt. n'aatl'e--sAe. :. mo-. So.
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WISH TO hire, by the. month, Is or 20
l. Negro McE.--Also or Boys to drive
cs'ts-to work upon the James River aud kanau Ina
sanai. The w5,h Is dry and under careful mana
ger. MATT. u. kERR.
Mach2s 4w
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To- - Ot' DELEGATES.


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49, '''"' ~ ~ .''' "iip'li''i5n@ ~" ""h'
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. - ~ III nv ~" "'Ip''''f'
nv '''5's ~" "-'''' 10 bie f'int'o ''" pr
i"-'i u III h'He T." lI' hesoluii7h l"f survey
~ " i''t IL l"'l''I ''"A. ',ai-e '"il""H'r I"
\'""N u '''I-'' 81 10 N"Ht poinl "l Intersection
p''"''" ''as' '.''1 IS AMI ''ofa" sFIll'. WITH
"e LOUISA MI" IT, in> amendment at the sen.
''r consist II ~ additional hs.o niIoa, authorizing
I'' I"ai "i fubic w "ihs 10 employ, rs edil rs
P''''i Ole comp 'rt engineer 10 'n'Nc survey
., ar ii In aiar"'nHrd'old TOM 'nrhrsler 10
H"'i>3u - III ne country nj 6efhtH 10 state the
0'"e eo>l ii is c""'II"e'I"' IL COME cii"m viii
be mdd' ie4dias from Maryland aud PennsN lsarla
INTO H-lt'a .hil, "lN", til" hitaalasfs "lHcn IN his
'P"i"n VII tesH'i'o the public iIon - c"n]''uc-
non
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ave v" '''e 'e' 10 author ~ tn i.""iN' fHI K"d
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'' :, h'' "''' "" On 'h'll pr f"n' ""r"dh'tnls'
! az i'a>t -. f'l"r \" Iterde NOM IA 'Ir dINa-
greene" - inr StMu"N 'melniineni' ana then MI
t"'' "'@'fa 10 'm'nd 'hr ao'"idnrnt,'" rs t" au-
'''H' lar i'o"fd OF Iu!'c pfks IL subscribe three
lli'n' - l'if f'idnr ct ihe tapIal >i",k not ia
ken ~ appears Uln The ni1Emd capn1 "I' SOD
Wv "' "hiea @toL"o' lh' been subscribed; VIZ.
20 pJ)'y the STATE. and 90 l0b, ludNdrt,. Ihc
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HOUSE Of DELEGATES.


nr. Val .u1mi ted tue Toll, wing resolution:
kc,oived. I'hu q .anec ". Mun,or1. E,q.,
tlctk al lac seat llsn,e. IT, ,id hr !, hereby
fhofIzel, ptrur to Tue ncN meeting OF liz Gentr.t
LIST ably. IN cause HE present arranscalrnf If
benehcs tnd the II III ot thi Ions. br 81
ilt'rcI prov de ssenleh tables dcsAs II
DAVIS. al suitable tpr TIE hettrr arcun no',llo0 OF
ilir Members; aud il,lt he be iuIh'i authorized IL
mint such Other alteration. IA sud Hail. tdy be
necessary I" IT" improvement and L" nl: Piov,d-
al, the expense t,ete" slid npt cNc.ei dol
lar.."
TIE Resolution g4ve rise t"a ~hur AID amu,.n-
debatr Sir. Stn,n "pp'se nc PrpI'osI1h. Mes>rs.
Bous. iianlSun Il ii Nun supported II.
Nh. Ciutchllei naose' Ia ,rl,rni the resolution :,
o.irtmg thc tn,i"AlnI ~ sub, I",r:
ies"Isc'!, lIlt Il e"lnnilc ui ave b' appointed
10 inquire into tie Advantages At c,ansltg III
present. .rlan cnent al Tia. Hal, and 10 reIoit IN
oatline oi a,y ch4.-r they may WuI o.e.
Nj. Sun u III |. ui =, nIos,d lhr uI,iii.e post
poncneat ot the le,o niIon, lhmhlu1 II rntreA t"o
Late To acf rl"n subject. beed lac tnoo. Ia rac
Hall TO small 10. the otiangr plupu,cd.
lie ntoiioni 1" ps l,pft MI cAtied-ite %, noe,
%, dAd trrtiun het"ards 10 reCun,idut tgd-
tned, I'll 10 90.
MILEAGE OF MEMBERS
Ihe bill c!u.,,Ila the mileage ol nrln oet4 ol tho
oyIot III l.oudodns ,..erd .ii,cud.uru utai,
aud somc de ale o",ne,l, al Iheatnc h,A odrr-
ed 10 br rn-t"s,cd.
Suuru WESTERN Raj KuAo.
Ga nlo,'"n oi Mr.. i'ey on, tnr House TOOK ~ the
hiiI 10 PloVIdc in IN constitution at Il Raj Road
from the ennes,cu ile - "" hnrr, aud ior otnei
i.nlPos's
i"e Bill being ls p,,-asr. Mr. Ednanl> called
lor the a. aud
y To-. drbIc ,nsnrl, IN "hi,! the bill wis clio
qaelltA s"ppr'trd 10y Mes,rs. p',l"u, kanolph, Sc
al sail a Mel)'"el 'nd o,''oNrd ny .aes,t,.
1 II,
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MILE AGE OF MEMBERS.

Ihe bill ic.ul'tl. tine neasc ol mem 1rts of thc
hcnefai ASscInb orn tsarn up. on III vi.
aSlot I'll l.oudodnS s.trid -.IiIrud.Icu ,at
aud spmc de aic c",ued, al lhc4tnc h,A "as o,drr-
ed 10 br rn-tu,,cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-02

Ga motion of Nh. E.imunuis,
i he House adJ uraed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

and lie has received instruction from the Governor. &c
neral to call upon MIR Van Buren, for an avowai OF his
views on the subject Of the late daring outrage and what
are the measures lie intends adopting for the purpose oil
bringing the offenders to justice and preserving the iran
qui!illy of the frontier. demand Will also he mace
for those individuals who have been aTeat? apprehend
ed, TO be given up the British authorities
As this rogaph is copied in y. York. il may go the
rounds and, uncun,radiced: is contents gam belief II
seems ortiz while therefore say tina, the whole OF inns
story except The single fact OF Col. Greys being Inc
bearer Of dispatches from The Governor CEREAL OF 'he
British Provncrs 10 the British Minister in ashlnglon,
is obviously the mere coinage Of the brain.
Lord Durhams dircciicHS 10 Mr. Fox and his tnstrrc.
items Ia Col Grey, all Of The stamp: and should
be nailed to the counter together MIR Fox Us the oy
representative of Great Britain through whom the tx.
eculvc Of the u States be automatically addressed
in such matter the letter speaks Of The only au.
ln!itY from whom he receive instructions is his So
yerern and her Ministers. Lord Durham may doubtless
communicate with and advise him; but Mr.. Fox is quite
MS likely be clothed With power tn Issue directions Ia
Lord Durham, for Lord Durham TO have power to
.insrucl" Mr.. Fox Vat Igt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

Lave Green Plains every Tuesday and Saturday a. +
>, m. arrive ut Lawrenceville same days by IL IN
1859 From Lawrenceville, by Slurgeonville, henne.
dys Jonesoorough, Mcfariands' ~ausouao ~ hsct
Bridge, and Greensboro, 70 noya'o"' W "
Leave Lawrenceville every Thursday at MI arrive
al Boyd,on next day by SPIN .;ro =,
Leave Boyd,on every saturday, a. 49,
Lawrenceve next day by SPIN M r,d.,
,sfs F,om I,nwrencevihe, by Lewsvlle, Edmund .
p,;oSi,nd Oak Grove, Columbia Grove, Wh'tlie s
Minis. and South Fl to Lombardy Grove 4' miles anu
Iaw,snceril!e every Thursday at am, arrive
=, I.ombsrdy Grove same day by pm
isave iombardy Grove every Friday a4 m, arrive
a, Lawrence vile same day by pm
1861 From Lawrencevlie, by forksvli!e Chrichton
Store. Turner'S Store, ST. Tnmmany Palmers Spring,
and Rammersve, to Lombardy Grove, 46 miles and
back once week
Leave Lawrenceve every Monday at p m, arrive
n, Lombardy Grove next day by 5pm
Leave Lombardy Grove every "Wednesday al y III,
arrive at Lawrenceve next day by 10 IN
1865 From Gholsonville, by Powell.on and Sea'e s
Cross Roads, Weldon, 80 miles and back once week
Leave Gholsonye every Thursday al a m, arrive
at Weldon came day by 6 pm
Leave Weldon every Wednesday at . a m, arrive al
Jacksonville same day by pm ,eoo
Service is to commence on the hrst Oh 9u,y, 100
1866 From Jacksonville, by Chrich!on store SCUM
H Greensborough, and Dropersviiie,t TO ShrsuanVie'
So miles and back once week
Leave Ghoisonvie every Thursday at5 M arrive al
Christianviite same Gay py T. w
Leave Chrs,ianvie every "Wednesday al IN, ar
rive al Jacksonville same day by pm
Service is to commence on the LIST OF July, lS39
1867 From Boydton, by Chrstianville, Mill Grove,
Reboboth and Lnnenburg G Fl to Blacks and Whites,
Al miles and back twice week
Leave Boydton every Tuesday and Saturday at m,
arrive at Blacks and Whites same days by pm
Leave Blacks and Whites every Sunday and Wednes.
day at S a m, arrive at Boydon same days by Pm
1865 From Boyd,on, by Wardsworth, c, aud Lynes,
VILE 10 WILLIAMSBURG % miles and back once week
Leave Boydton every Thursday at M arrive at VIII
liamsboro same day by2p
Leave WILLIAMSBURG every Friday at y nj, arrive al
Boydton same day by pm
1863 From Boydion to Oakley, ID miles and back
twice week
Leave Boyd,on every Monday and Thursday at a IN
arrive al Oakley same days by lOam
Leave Oakley every Monday and Thursday at m,
arrive at Boy dton same daysby Pr
1870 From Charlotte H, by Friend's Grove, Keys.
VILE Pleasant Grove, and Double Bridge, to LnnenbuTg
CHI, 80 miles and back once week
Leave Charlotte Fl every Thursday at + m, arrive
at Lunenburg II same day by SPIN
Leave Lunenburg c H every Friday at m, arrive
at Charlotte G Fl same day Ly SPIN
1871 From Charlotte e H, by Duprees Old Store, 10
Cbris,ianyille % miles and back once week
Leave Charlotte Fl every Saturday at Z m, arrive
at Chrisanville same day by SPIN
Leave Chrisanville every Friday al 7 M arrive at
Charlotte G Fl same day by pm
Service is 10 commence on the LIST OF July, 1857
(Conciudcd on the last page)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22
Monday, June lS, 1893.
M SCN.1,p

Mr. Buchanan presented six memorials from the cili-
xeps of Philadelphia county and city, urging the pro.
priety of Immediately passing the Sub Treasury bill,
and manifesting strong disposition TO the establish
ment Of u S. Bank: laid on the table.
Also petition from certain citizens of the District
Of Columbia, praying that diplomatic agent may be
sent to Hay and commercial regulations entered into
Mr. Sewer. from the committee private land claims
10 which had been referred the resolution OF the Legs
,,urs Of Arkansas praying the passage Of law autho
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The following is copied from New York paper Of
Thursday morning:
Quebec Correspondence Of the Montreal Herald.

"QuEBEc, Thursday, s r NJ
"The Honorable Colonel Grey, lis, regiment left this
city yesterday morning 10 o'clock, by steamer, for
Montreal on his way to Washington. Colonel Grey is
the bearer of dispatches from the Earl of Durham
Mr. Fox the British Minister relating the destruc
ton of the steamer Sir Robert Peel Mr.. Fox is direct
ed tointroduce Colonel Grey personally The President,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

WhsHISGToy, June -.
Independent Constitutional Treasury Bii.-Ths i'm
por,ant measure was brought forward in committee Of
the Whole to day. Mr. Canbreeng opened the discus
sion with clear condensed and able exposition Of The
state of the issue before the country. He followed
by MI Pckens aspeech remarkable for its energy and
cloquence We left the House at this stage of the de-
bate. Its opening promises well for profound and inter-
esting dscusson.-Globc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

stated that as fby magic wand order had bee" brought
out Of confusion and soIveEcy from bankruptcy me
report at the called Session, at The commencement OF
This one stated that the Postmaster General cuGb scs
tain his Department upon his resources and that lie
needed no aid from The Treasury If all this was true
how could il be that this appropriation was necrssary|
He was inclined believe that the Postmaster General
was boarding his TO be used for eeconeefns
nurooses and he would trust this OF money to
him to be used for eecioneerng purposes; for The ap
pcson of it 10 The creation of new pos, routes wasper
missury and not obligatory.
The debate was briefly and incidentally continued III
ouar,er past eight o'clock. when, without coming to
anv decision the committee and reported progress
And the House adlnnrned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-22

Mr. Reed asked for the yeas and nays thereon, which
were ordered
Mr.. Reed moved call of the House: rejected withou,
a division.
Mr. Garland of Louisiana called for division of the
question, TO divide tina, Of commitment from the
instructions; and the vote reference to select com
mittee was-yeas l0l, nays 100
So that branch Of the memorial referred to a Sc
fect committee.
- illus, us The Cbair had announced The result, Mr.
BeTne and stated that his name was not recorded
though he was understood 10 say that he had voted in
The Affirmative but it was decided to be too late to make
the correction, or allow the gentleman to vote
The question was then taken on the instructions, ant
decided in the affrmstive-yeas i95, nay j.
The committee was ordered 10 consist OF five members
Various petitions were pTesenled)
Mr. j. w. Williams presented the petition Of NJ l.
Atkinson and hundred and sixty four other students
Of Dartmouth College to rescnd the resolution Of the
9th of December, and permit the memorials OF The PEG
pie to be heard
The House then took its daily recess.
Ersn;np Session.
The House met at half past o'clock according The
order and went into committee OF the whole Tor the con
sders,on of the bill establish certain post routes
discontinue others.
The sections of the bill read in order, according
to the States which the routes were located and Va
rious amendments proposed, OF merely local int
rest occupying nearly the whole session
Mr. Hopkins moved amendment, aPpropraiing two
hundred and twenty FIVE thousand dollars 10 carry into
effect The provisions OF the bill
Mr. H. alluded 10 the condition Of The Post Office De
parlmen, and said that owing to the extension OF iaci
ltes to the country, and the extraordinary emoarSass
ments of The times, it would be impossible to establish
routes from the present resources Of the office; and
it might be necessary to discontinue some OF those
already established, f aid not granted from The
Treasury He should be opposed 10 the passage Of the
bill unless means were afforded carry il into effect
Mr. Wise objected 10 the appropriation and alluded
70 the reports OF the Postmaster General with allie
cation that they were inconsistent and contradictory
The first report be said stated the Department in
debt near half million Of dollars. The second report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08
VOLUME XXXay.---Nu. no.

s"er IS due to il, Every body knows better. Neither
individuals, or nations, ever lost time IN couulInr ,uss,.
es ot specie. Ordinary sums are counted without lose
OF lime, and masses re transferred by weight, OF in keys
or bags.
With respect TO the other part of the obiec,ion-.te
lmpossla!!lly Of getting an adequate supply-it is an Oh.
lection Feiutet BY the experience of nil nations, and pat.
ucuIarIy by ouI own experience. At The close Of the
Revolution, we had nothing but deprecated paper; in
SIX or seven years afterwards, we had an aGt quale sup.
ply of gold and silver. SO Of France: In lcUO she had
nothing but ~assignuts, Deprecated as low os our old con.
tuneniai bills. In seven years afterwards, she had Il spe-
Gle currency of FIVE hundred and fifty milIions Of dVllars.
so oil England: In 1919 she had nothing bat deprecia.
led paper; Parliament passed an act for the resumption
OF specie, payments, and allowed four years for the banks
to supply themselves In two years The Bank OF Eng.
iand reported an acquisition Of twenty millions sterling
IN god--nue hundred millions Of d~o;iarS-and that she
was ready to resume. The same bank now, al this no.
Inent, has made an acquisition Of six miiij.ns sterling
thirty millions Of GoIars-in the triei space OF nine
ff"nihs. In May last, her supply was three and a half
millions sterling; IN January, IT was nine ard q huff.
But 10 come 10 our own country. Our custom. house
returns show that specie flows III upon us annually in
large masses, and either remains with US, or goes of
again, precisely as il suits our own policy to retain il or
not. Our correct returns Of imports and exports Of spe.
Gle 30 back 10 the year 1881. and this is the result:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

This includes a period Of twelve years. The imports
for that period amount 10 the large sum Of SS3.35G, 600.
The average import was about seven millions OF dollars
per annum. the specie policy Of General Jackson had
then been in force, d large proportion of this import
would have remained in the country; but the paper mo.
ney policy was then in the ascendant. The Bank Of The
United States was then omnipogent; and her policy was
TO expor, specie, for the double purpose of making q
profit on the export, and creating u vacuum al home, 10
he filled by her own notes; and, above all, 10 deprive The
country of specie, and reduce the local banks to the use
Of her notes for their cnpItal; SO that when she wished
10 upset The Government, 10 rule the elections, OF To con.
vulse the moneyed world, she you'd have nothing to do
but 10 order a curtuilment Of two or three millions a
month, and charge it upon any act, no matter what, of
the Federal Government This was the policy which then
prevailed, and accordingly, large as the imprr, of specie
was in these twelve years. the export was still larger: it
was sd .2S0, 900. Thus, instead of retaining any part
of what came in for the use of the country, there was
actually sent out about 4 million more Than came in.
The next period of five years shows the effect Of the
specie policy. The imports and exports for Ibis period
stand thus:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08
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August I'a vacation.
tn. course consists Of two sessions; the first is occupied BY Lee.
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r-n5--, 1t terminates in March.
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SUMNER S~EssioS.-ktturesb by
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w. E. HoRSER, Anatomy.
S,NuEL J,cESoS, Materih hodIca.
Jon> iiELI, Institutes Of Med. and Med. Jurisp.
J"HS X. MITCHELL, Chemistry.
Iir:s l.. HnpGE, Obstetrics.
Thomas HARRIS, Surgery.
WINTER Esyox.-E1dmination BY
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RoBI. MoRRls, Practice and Institutes Of Medicine
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