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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
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The calamitous accident which occurred to the
steamer :" Oronoko' has filled the city with con-
sternatIon and excitement. Nearly seventy n-
divlduals are supposed to be dead, but in the hor
ror OF the occasion IT is scarcely possible 10
rive at just conclusion. One Of The many floating
ru'nors we trust Will be disapproved; but at all E.
vents it is the duty Of the public journalists probe
the matter to the vciy extent. The Oronoke was IA
new and elegant boa-hited up III superior
style and with such evident intent TO make her the
most desirable family, passenger boat the river,
that we and all " no visited her, prompted
commend, btr highly. Thd,mpression made on the
minds OF all who examined her was that all was
on board but 1t is now reported that though a NEW
boat, she had OLD boilers Tha, such is frequently
The case we well know, and fully believe that nine
out OF ten OF those awful caami,ics frequent a
monest us, arises from tins circumstance. When
such catastrophe has been fatally proved 10
ultirom this, what can be sad OF individuals who,
tom paliry economy thus sacri6e whole hccalombs
OF human victims! Are they not morally the worst
OF muideiers? They have neither passion
10 urge IN theIr excuse. Nothing but beastv avarice
prompts their deeds. For the sake of humanity,
we trust that Capt. Crawford will disproyc this
charge.
Among the victims TO thus calamity was one who,
by his own acknowledgement, justly mcrted his
doom. lie was aknown gambler, aud in the extrem-
Hy OF agony in which he died, confessed himselithe
lnccndIary who lately fred the Pinkard House, with
The hendish hope OF burning up the city of VIcks-
burg! Revenge for The acts by which his fellow
gamblers routed out, lie avowcd to be the cause
that influenced him. and denounced another gam
bier, named Doctor SAUNDERS not only as his assist
ant IN the actbut as his partner in the intended sack of
the city.
Col. Oliver, Of the Eclipse Course, on board
OF the Oronoho together with four Of his HORSES
Joe kaerney, Juana, Nelson and Walter In the
horror oi the moment Col Oliver about to leap
overheard but fortunately was prevented just IN
time to prevent two ladies doing the same, whose
lie would inevitably paid the penalty OF the act
The Colonel and the two ladies were saved, and pro-
cecded up the river in the Peru. The fine horse
Joe keafney was too badly injured to live Juianna
was scaled, but not MORALLY: Walter and Nelson
were untouched. Seine Of the Colonels boys and
riders wre badly hurt, but put on shore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
.NO.y'EY WANTED.
French Worked Capcs Collars

WE HAVEJUsT RECEIVED ia. me-" Of the a,
w tlful assortment. Ladies IN want VI
''-U0' YOUNG & MEM.
one aoor betop the BANS
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
ANOTHER STEAM BOAT DISASTER.

From the NeE Orleans Bulletin, ipru 34
BY the arrival last evening OF the steamer indie
pen1ence, Capt. Wheeler, The following heart rend-
ing intelligence has been received The steamboat
Oronoko, Crawford master. hence on her passage 10
Louisville, collapsed one OF her boiler flues Satur
day morning last at O'Clock. while taking in some
passengers al Princeton, and of nearly 10 deck
passengers. only escaped being scalded To death
or dangerously wounded Many jumped overheard
after they were soalded--thinkng. no debut TO OBJ
tain reel-and were drowned. several were left al
Priacetop, Eat least 15) dead or horribly mangled.
Only one cabin passenger, a Mr.. Brown, was lost.
ded the latter died inmeda,elv. and little hope
was entertained OF the mother. Out of 80 who were
left on board the Oronoke, nine died before she
turned to Nicksburg, aud probably but five six OF
those remaining would survive twenty -fonr hours.
Among the dead is one OF the engineers Mr.. Pow
efs. who during ms last moments asserted that the
fault not ms as there sufficient supply Of
water in the boilers at the time OF the accident.
The greater portion OF these unfortunate ndlyid~
uais were taken on board AT Vicksburg. aud their
names and destinations had not, and could not be
ascertained neither the precise number on
board known, but doubtless, seventy five individuals
suffered by the explosion, few OF whom survive.
1t is stated that the steamer Peru passed up short
" after the accident aud although hailed by every
signal of dis,ressnot only by ringing the bell, but
by some hundred persons running to and fro the
banh, waving their ndkerchieis, and exhibiting
sheets from the hurricane deck of the Oronoko,-
she kept her without rendering any assistance
whatever; and alter assistance Obtained from
the steamers New Albany and Independence, she
returned, and without offering assistant hand OBJ
tanned all The passengers she could, and proceeded
her way.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
Lmnloc.I AID unimrror.d Cn.ion limits

OF, gia land, nil fvHt III" N!-ssP
rrr ~ ,- the meath " bite fiYcr: goo! ending
spL on' ,a!l with wno tic ha~k; - - ~
acre. uun cultivation; dwelling house s'o h"n,
aal work rNrn mrlcE cows md yonrs cattle; 81
10 100 hog; cgrs. p0nshs. sc.
1000 fro"os On" mil a"i quarter on the hkan;.s
.!,cG = miles bci0 Lc ROck - ni" by iand about 100
.,r.s ra.r 60 ~ ia cultivation 20 10 20 head %; cattle
uang nnr al Gke of wOrS oxen 90 -
hos ianug lrrrr well inI.h'd dw' Hing ln>"
sn houses. cribs, sc. good vel OF water ih" sUa
ary and beautiful! cl.ie point Iot GOD yard, a"i
is h,la cots wood Ne hguN Ei If tn" aho""
ace, has provisions aud stock adequate The rOGt Of ac
iycc YER.
fo, 80 acres, about mile lfo"t the AF.aGsa- river
.dir.ns above fac 6ans ""d landing sn' impose
M
300 arIcs Inipn AsaTs SaI r!rtT, rich
ualluG aud healthy district al cUuDlfy.
Ga nciy- miles from III" Mississippi TIvcF CPir>!:" H."
MOT. Of White river t!on;.caeFy point: OF sf:e body
of superior quality and high Nd
- acres ia county, Mississippi about t""Hiy five mil"
IRON TIE ,iroa Brandon; about go 81 rich P"c, "d
al hshr clrsrn-.
in nhin county. Mississippi L's from M Ai'
road. lI,ht cec,ir. arsl of rA c"lirut qualify. w
in: Of selling past OF th"sc lands HEY " d.
Offered rates. aaG long ctcG TO enable the I"nd 70 pro-
ducc the payments. 49,. .
Lott. arc..a me- till October Franklin Tennessee or
after tia, Grc 20 Lizzie Rock. Arkausa vii b" Intended 'o a"t
invite corr, pr further urr1 ton from nrY 90" M'
.u! To- purchase. L'.i'A"D ). b1' 'p'i''
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
LlN.D .NEGE0ES- 81. a. Salc.

"a IT.! Sc ocd for -c, ahlc Ur'ion FmUtT the 18TH
at lair rrsi!, Of loci I-aEEE deg d.
Nd OF which he died sczsAonc, being thH;
c 1Crl Chcaiun, i- iictiGc resided, -"Uain
n. estimation, go yHg in HE county o. Chesterfield
aluu Is miles om Rchmo"d am "a" ;'ouE; house, AID from
tn PEE, and l1pin hr !.nGs q ucn Cav: iohG SG"
lg, anI Okc lying about and hall :c North
former Filing creek, 10 contain 800 n0i
commonly The :fst atcn IfdCti. land .!
good quality Of Improvement and quite productive Tie
buildings OF comfortable Dwelling house, and all the
cesar, which. together with the cGclosuTes
G!.. The Tor worked to-
sl b. done conveniently; :Irs '
ha asaacr apart, a"d connected By public road
Al aui par" vii b. soil eight NEGROES, rna-
s,tnc men. Toa three women ind Gina:
kitchen Furniture, STOCK -; at Sind,
FoJieT aud GEta utensils
comprising the Uuul variety GOOD c"mdrtioH
Terms sale will Dee ibct ard made kGOwu U~ hr
ba sale vii take place rs OF tie G'vs'Cs nd
ChcaIham. 10 I'd, well uHdcr the of
rr, Eicl expected be obtained fDIn the County Court
h-cfiu, IL" icrn nd 'nGay ,s go" bc
mn 4. T., ,l,. nurcta,rr. h THE LEGATEi:S.
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Land. Corn. Stock. sc. far Sale ut auction

WILL r ol 10 the ghcsr ller the prca.1. unless
privately. Il u O'Clock. on WEDNESDAY
he I'm G.y OF Soycrh. hat valuable II u'a"n OF the NrhrIfH
sr IN tie lower of LIucnhur. TCccny a"vrri by Nii
VI ,2inou John NJ T. Atkinson u contains 81! arc. {"
aH Of ifr ~"oS, aud '1"c"o i""I "i ~" NJ
r.r Tha h.h Tor ~ Y"af crop? 81"
thai such valuable obacc" ''
m .r would seem to very des'b" acquisition n"
hg price Of provisions crop 81 wheat WEI Dc
Immediately after The sale the land viii sell
%uck- and D,, tuf H." latter, rf:" cF"p
made tho plantation, ard the adjoining; twr"tf horses
and cnt-: about nod Q: Ohr cattle
bour sy,y .Irrg: about Lo- "a"d f Bnc6n about I'D
wagon, caIt>, Pon-s. "h1 o"'f FIi"H"
utensils.
The sale will the urprr plantation. Tho rrorre
iagI w have bv hd. bot though suIrtoGs 20
sell reserve to c.c'vcs lhc pGye-a Of On" bid.
c Other viii be sold without ra-,ie, eE" ne ili
.iuri! not hr H!- POSED a.
.r 'ra! = n3 yusf- sc 20: bombs WITH approve
,e~ur;iy .Gd ! De-, q Of Trust
For property u months credit Tor SUNS over o ana
months f.: over : u
a., On Tues iay. lr both Eoscnhc-. will sell.
the Forest proceeding n"lon plantations IN .i"
~ lie and hEHGT,G bG'.s y Cam; he
fodder aod ss.: hundred '"Gsrui To"n5. 81 ".i.:
20 ,Ukc Cf {" IO Read % ""cT
r.irlc norg em arh about GGh'ad E" tan"" hogs
rar OF 100 hp.! u U!hrr "r': waGcn-, H. p"u-r>, &
There ~ he r, red on Tie hr-i OF TIT i"-! SALE lots
nc yufo a. Sr,r-al iiuadGc lr 81 Lad =" P.f.bar
mach nf /, 10y ":'li wood" ,
1IR,Ixc C,>rLE previously soil privately. VII c''
u,n mart Of fl. red. pahny vii !arrr> Ordinary
The Corn delivered D e Rr'" s"H Shout! ;"c ru'chI
desire il.
p,cr, disposed 20 purchase III" inui in bus. privately
viii rs.e apriy Roger 4. AkIr,nu. or Robert II Athi: sDH
uo SIDE near IL, zew" : Marian, III Of f"m"'Ie.
WN -. NIKIN>pN.
ROGER y. A1ElNSDT, E5crg,rrs u
ROBT. i. ATkIN:ON,D
-, a fa@-wiaiN; TH1, ArKIx.Dx. a.,G'd.
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gNcAsEr!eny Eos, sdo'e PERSONAL Of Edward
liam. ..cI

sN chsE=ny EI, d'f of the PERSONAL estate Of Edward
lian deed, fhuIIh,
Al. xIGdcf l.. Bolts, Defendant:
September, Is3s following
cias sued the Clerks office OF the superior
Court L and Cgncery euco ounts city Of Rich
mOnd the Of Assembly that aIc uud pro-
vieG
The Commemorate! Of ysni- Sheriff Of Hcnrco county
greeting:
Where's in nnicri"H Of The ahirI dcps"
III" !nncT UCGlt Cont Law and t"ncfy
"rIr brtTcca !i'ny kng, ad OF The gonal oi Ed
wa" iiri"n deed, plant ~, and Alexander J.. Bolts G"I
dry proceedings aar" beg: a! appears w from The co'jS
md dies of the ai C"Ufi, those OF Circuit Cont
Of Law IN! Chanccr for the cGuTy al icnIIcO and q Rich
mOad winch the gs been Transferred Of
Assembly in that raic aai provIr but, buTc judgment
could BE- rendered ~ the Tly depending ia CJr.
last mentioned the aid Grry X Departed ih ir, a!ias
uf ;r O"a estate g! the SAID Eiwud Italian, decd,
rnainilcd by iha said Henry ktn@ Decd hath been due
law, committed William y. Wru, Sergeant of the sad
of RcmoE& 10! tiC"h n " being for
therein that maxi knew cord
Ing law, o said Alexander L. Belts. i he be before tic
In.c nj the said Circuit Superior Count last mentioned the
qtn aforesaid, the sy OF the Term, show It
Ihn. himself kc hath say Why tie said suit shoglt
al things r 10 the plight an! coalition she
Uf the a ianry King aud be proceeded
Judgment, Of the said WA. D. Wrcn III his cha.
further 10 anG what said Court
shall 10 part iai have tirn gGi there
Witness RuHiS.OS, Ci-Tk said Circuit Court.
Rc0Ud the l1h day Sept m5cr ls IN the I'D wear OF the
Commonwealth. }. RDBiNSDN
sept SJ-iw
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. ,yemi;-aia!, Co:ssyess---2a seas,
SPEECH OF MIR DUNCAN, or ONO,
49,


My colleague has made an attack on the War Depart
ment, and because there increase OF cierKs and
expenditures consequent upon the increase oil business
and unavoidable duties than double Of hat they
IN the times of The economical administration Of
Mrssrs Adams and Clay, and has attempted 1" impress
The public mad that sxrar1gance and pfohigacy mark
tbs Dsparmsn With the resi-, and tint reform promised
has been elected in relation To this Department
To ascertain tie facts called upon Mr Poinsei, the
Secretary OF War aud presented him copy %! my col.
league speech with request ;h5t be would furnish
mr answers 10 tie allie cations ard charges contained ia
SAID speech III conformity with my request he has
been kind enough Ia furnish Gle with the following
statements They are full nod complete, far as Ia
go, and viii be satisfactory 10 all who hear see them.
Comment IS unnecessary Time and space have not
permitted farther imvrrii.acE into this and other
DcPamrut-i but haze !i'.ie doubt that the result on
in'iarr investigation, would be iIr befoe eta.
ted that abuses DC exist always "ye ex=rd and always
viii exist in t.;s and III tie administration Of oil other
Governments 1t is Impossible that this vast political
Fedora ia5!ic b. Conducted without abuses
long arI'y and IsPragIiy exist and firm part Of the
very nature of men. by whum II is g"verEsd Buthtre
follows tie statement from The War Department:
PAlaasTEG.GEHERALs OFFICE.
Washington. July >, 1885. !
SIR: In compliance with your instrrc,"ns 10 exlmine
Mr.. Bonds speech, published III the National Intel
igencer Of HE i and j!h Of May last. and report how
his agree with the facts they know TO
eSs; in this Office ! have The honor 10 submit tie fol!
loving statement:
Mr Bond says, Sin l-23, the paymasicr. General
employed three clerks, whose united cGmpcEsaon was
50 $50"
'.n les the salary Of the nu:nbcr Of clerks is
81 go besides the messengers salary
The estimates Submitted TO CengIess for those years,
sIos That e asked Tor the clerks and messenger
in the "t"r Of the Pymas'eT GeHe!al follows!
Ia l>>o Clerks III he office Of tie Pay.
ma7'er General .......... $3.50
Do = II, sseng'r; .....,.......... fUO
--54 eco
In 1855 -"Cirrks and messenger ir the office OF
tAe aymastcr-Grne!al, ......... G,lOO
Difference between iac Two years 81 DO
Accounted OT "a follows:
The clerks ama messenger in the Office Of the Paytnas
Ter. Gerera appointed under tie act Of Tie 2gh
AprIl. Isis. which provides fol. VIZ:
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SOfiCE fE" heIs and Il Jon" snd margaret
Br dshaw, late Prince EIWnd Coun;y state OF virginia
arc hefrh! Notified their respective proportions o. sad os
ttcs aad ihEy requested 10 cone
prepared according law and receive the sumo nc heIs o
Jeremiah Bradshaw Of the said John md Margaret L'c par
cGly requested make immediate application Tor Their spec
ge bnccs The OiEer esaees Of s Ccd about mixing
application Cont ut the sane, OF ieIT 70"
Sincr All parties hereby notified that the sub
rhe viii pay tho sans until legal application
EIade. WILLIAMSON D!CktN>oN,
.iiaE:stra,O- Of Jo!s and iiGrgdJG BrgaSa.r, dc.
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f33-wr2oNi TH5, ArS'N.


anxious 'roaI I'll" crury I"
,Lstan Tor sar On Tuesday. IL" S N"TcULrf hra
the tract OF aGd rc! he resides, containing ~ !" s"'t
9I 'Tri. T. m Is situated main rO' fn Ri,,
sa to i.vn, hbr ~ mil! a'"v" r""in out house !"
.El m ANN. c" the county 'Aeh p-ses.e-
NOR advantages ihtn III.
RI n ,I-r n use j. ar' cUrE' IL Irrnsshrs on
.. +, GOOD ran,:s; good ih'".'rc Machine Jnrfr
viii or or the about I3f huh,i' "t'@; Between go"
90 IL y nf ale. sri he sA"c day 'h"ui !tu
,s OF ra Cror Of LcTr'oa: stock nHJ i~"-'in I'"
Ills. 49,, :...., 49,, - 90
ri,inr ms grr,a with good m cling fcusc nGd Ee'csai!
us,or.-. -. Terms vii! u" iihenI.
o: the alive places T.Faci! rfo:H IN" Day n
,;. iT 80 g,. sg,i~c vii he gwen y. i. HAsk!NS.
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.Lnmss Ririr qnA kanaMha CnmRGnN

.INWfS NfrfF NNI NNNNN III LUWVNNY
EOTiCE 80 LtBDREES.-ht meeting u ;Ac President and
Directors the James RIVER aud kauGw,a COMPANY, the
Sth June,
Rs, cd Tha, the ComPiGy viii continue pay fn labor
- lcve o.: the Oh nal Ut tic :irs The! arc
aad tie advertisement Of ih" Nit.
cn. the gchsnond natl! he force
oIy iii ry, iar Or discharged By the Company "a tho
01rriiu .Hs. 'rc'ssaT; - be executed ihrf.
Krs"ci fgci.c Tat !o ina after MOii morning ncxi each
.b1rcr ruplv Company aid waE, wto on It's compile
,u aiuicsai ~ the sa! harn.
Il sud I'. "uSia. day l'Xcepi wnou una.
yyiably p5evgn,cd from c whvn he shall engage IN the
,umpiI,s s,fyc cu'Grelira !c sd work. nnI
having behaved urrT. SHALL he cnd 10 receive
IA additional ~ the OF
ton allowed he PAID day 10y the
Company ter H." eODPe"G "I ihc sad wo'k =
Provided that additional shall be paid
~ the Company
gi;Ii cva shall completed: and
vleL !" That thee resolutions sal 'ppg
rr"r;aaed having iuSgatcd promoted hr late strike !or
wages SaH lower lowell.
Published ~ order Of Ii" IouS W. Z. CHiTTENhEN
Jun- Is, tlI-u Secretary
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MADISON HOUSE,
Richmond, pirsinia.
IL InrIN. III ROW

s bee kcat r several yeas By Mrs Christian boarding
cu.e neatly oa,ing eHks aad near ,he ouhetn gate OF
tie Csp;c SGaa" udag from Main OF street. "Ectr sue ms
onn.i ra,vArE 0usE for the accommodation OF
Families ay Bo5,c-, and also racn, Gentlemen ah"
visiting who will find tia comfortable location mace
arOnses with her cGmanon john H. boyd, ="
max" every sona- Satisfaction TO nose WHO
NAV br pleased Thcrc Livery Stable gnc
eonvcnen; these the city wishing STOP "h nor
c have Carriages ;ices tic Stable ;"n edtey
~ ,I-r arrival, l15-I2,l Scrief be! !.
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.No'M american Trnst ami Banking Company, No %,
IGN Street.
NEw YORK, September 2lsl, lc3

NEW YORK. September 2lst, lc3S
ElE Board of Directors unanimously resolved and
pledged the Faith OF the BOaEd 10 limit the amount OF h.r
ton 10 tie Capital stock t Company Tn Rio"s u Dot
lars sach limitation b. uua.IaL Tor FIRE Years, om The Gtt
day .! January unless enlarged b, the "tcn consent Of
Stockholders Of ii;
no LIor FIVE Millions shall ur
Snnd aud Mortgages Fec SIMPLE Real Estate The period
for subscription Inch limited 10 ihe fJEiA ay 81 Ntrea
b tho Five Millions shall be received either
in Cash Public Stocks
iy o;dcI u the BoaId Of Directors.
JOSEPH D. BEERS, PrssiGeat
WAITER MEAD Ca$tisr.
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Srnnrns. Grxrr,1.s Orllcr .LlLL3 ls2.


Sir: Ia ohedirure To- yoTr Instructions | nave cXa
mined The speech of Mr.. Rr'4 % ONO, lar - it
Iaes this ni!c". aud a"e the homo! rI: :!al the
regular salary & The cerS employed IN this "ce j. the
same as was received b? him in les, VIZ $3.50 per
arnum to which 10 per cent l!t q daring III. last
wear by act Of Congress, making :! 30 per amman,
and 81 ,G, stated IN he speech referred to: this
addition Of 10 per cent continues TO the urneat Of
the present session al Congress.
From Ee organization of His Office, sergeant from
tie army employed 70 perform the duties OF
senrer. unt! 1876, when by act approved lie 18th
Of Jmiy of TINT gear. provision mad" for
get in lien Of I sergeant whose salary IS $3.50 pr
nEu and 10 which ~ per cent added by the Gc Of
Congress- Of March. l-3i referred 20 when stating Ike
salary Of the ctr thu, the GriHGi dftT6ucc consists
IN pnying ,nr messenger bV specific appropriation in.
stead Of his being paid from the army appropriations
vas The when a sergeant vas employed
have the hnn"r 10 he,
Very respectfully,
Your rh"ciert servant
BENJAMIN KING.
.1c.tng SurycoE- General.
Hon. R PoissIrT,
Secretary g5 i&4r, WeyhiHgtgn
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VOLUME gGXg.---.xe. 81.

Itng"sSot lst february, 1855, passed. 'ouh,szng It.
'siet 10 !ufhlSh ratons IL certain inhabitants 10 Flo
rdsi' The Secretary Of War directed lha, snccaI ac
cou"t soald be srPt in this Office Of Inc Issues uut,
That feso!G!!on the permaaen! force in the Office BENZ
insufficient. for that purpose in addition 20 thei orhF
dc;ies il became necessary to employ clerk 10 attend
especially TO ina, business, whose annual
was fixed at $ Geo whcH the oiher items Con.
sunt"s the amount as slated in the sfesCh
When the department rendered prTGlanfu ut by act
OF 81 March, l33, tie then Secretary Of War ilought
mat The sa;a:ies Of the CLERKS ~ s o:!Ce should s
pI9&m:tr, as nearly practicable, those Of clerks IN
ti"yed IN tie civil bureaus, L9 rs perfectly aware
t5lt The salaries previously paid inadequate tu tie
services rendered. and the responsibility aiacEed la tie
situations; but IN every instance where cplupe acn 10
CLERKS or messenger in this flee has been paid i, GA,
teen done Invariably Under passed bT Congress II,
sri, except IL the :" instances above me .i.oaed
Nery respectfully.
Your most ybcdit nj servant
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.r,li~qi CaY.gs in Richmond. Ya.

,. .H'di~qi C"lItgs in Richm0nd Ia.
~ "a'f 90" 81 i--tutes in ih" Medical department OF
n',"a Ntaacy College, Richmond. viii commerce Oh
.''..'sf a 1885, and continue until the last week 10
so" L. WARNER. VI. D. date Professor of Anatomy and
a %" in,vcr..tv Of V,inid Professor Of Surgery.
LEN, ii. D., Professor o. Theory and Pae'iee OF "e
Johnson ~ D. formerly Professor Of Anatomy in the
.'s Of Ersinu, P.ncssor oF Anatomy and Physiology.
"yH iNNAN NJ D. Professor o! O5stcT;cS and Diseases
-'' .aas al C.ilGfen
~."H iIBEgLAYHE, N. D., Professor of Ma'sa ';edira
y&irES MaUPIN NJ D. Ptore of Chemistry and Phar-
.ss furnished hi. city f,r Clinical aad Anatomical
~ surpassed 10 cuuntiy that while the stu
s- II nilisr with the diseases incident TO southern
' tb.d mcguire thorough knowledge q! the Ana
Toe body; the art of modelling a"d making anaton'
OF Surgical instruments, BY practising
90 ,s,grc.
''. igf-mlrv capable of containing taro hGnd-'d pa
.'-y opeaei and kas already large Number "
-. f %ith variety OF interesting cases
'a.,I s-;Gr-s delivered daily By the attending
''; ~. mi viii be continued rcsul rly during the
IT. na Cuiirya n!.rIplrs, the student nav avail
@ " s af.cc % the C.ty Hospital, a,moy and Penitcn-
800 20 ~ under Tho chAs@r yi oi The Professors
Tor -rIiui'iaI viii he required tn attend 0ae 'rl
@ '''s"'. IN il.S .nEaiHn Good 30 riding, including
'''"1 a'r2'ac", ts". be obtained III Ibis city
..." i'iiaf' ami hrl: 20 ioIr ayli1-s NJ. week.
zen 80 state. ihl. ul course Of Lectures in this
~ D. r'crv.j cg=iv len, 10 cne in the following
=: t0i'e'v uf P,1rs,tvania, Jefferson Msdisa
'',, ''rHa, laa< ivari, University. lexington ~;
as gar, and a'crsts OF New YORK. Medical College
- .''"0 So.th Cafgl.Es
's,7r "f A.atc VIII o3s r s.oerip. r. ocs Of IN.
'''s 50 Of October.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ ~,
Rnia)-r Dsan " LAe Facrhg.
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'E,G brr a05y Hc E Douglas Muir, Hg"" offers
vtu.hc 'rac' Of MD nn which tic said Doug
lately reside in ;lr coTIiy u br"dGc Gu''cf
wood creek about four mics from liar:s CID store 'rd contain
inc rs estimation L amd ;rE0 nearly onca OF
Lc j. in wGols crlL!c of producing. obacr" Nh Nur
- he stat. Of Missouri, tic s"br'FT - au"o
rz.i 81. great jnr-1'n in i ci TIE - nos ~
tuI. IL vcar',S"J ~
viii ls '.'' - ,Jc
H The orrau0otl' G oirffi" sized f! A7d cfa n''>
s1y f,ring pro.e frs"n. disposed I" P,cha.r ,'e ieI
a. Il, Gu.iyus 4 Muir. ,.iins IL. nrgbuihcnd b: wi on
, r,,nt,,ion VIII h. nGyr; 70: a. ruca m?
ars =c 20 the su .crirT a. 1cCH I"s; !'c
'o".. Wv. -. '''' fs0-vswi JOHN W. NASH.
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The business Of The oce has moi required al ali times
so clerks ard they have been reduced accordingly
Ia las. hnt three employed and all cf these
at the inhrst salaries The Numerous volunteers and
militia called rvice to suppr.-s Indian hDstiltes
increased The business much tn make It intspcn
sa'Y necessary 10 employ one of the i've additional
crr Ks iic the ollie" rned; and IN order 10 retain
the services OF competent persons. 10 a!iuw 10 n
poyed tar highest salary provided by aw This makes
tn, of, renee IN thr estimates i'r the l"O y>ars.
T. is s:l,i COMPETENT, tor the Secretary 81 War under
the act o the 2n Of April, ISIS. apIan for this of
fee thee additional clerks, at 81 Oo0 each per annun,
and one $500 per
Very respectfully