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Liberty advocate., 1839-06-06

A Phisioldgtcal Fdct.--A correspondent OF
the ST. Louis Gazette says: "a surgeon in the
U. S. Army, recently desired TO know the most
common cause Of enlistment. By permission
of the captain Of one company, containing fifty
FIVE, on pledge never TO disclose the name OF
any officer or private, except as a physiological
or metaphysical fact, obtained from himself
the true history of every man. On investiga'
ton, it appeared that nine-tenths enlisted, on
account Of some female difficulty; thirteen Of
them had changed their names, and forty-three
were either drunk or partially so, at the time
Of their enlistment. Most of those were men
oCfne talents and learning, and about one-third
Liberty advocate., 1839-06-06
With perfect respect, &c,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
To the President of the U. STATES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. l8, l79

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. 10, 1895
The Secretary ofthe Treasury has the honor
respectfully 10 submit TO the President Of the
United States certain documents, by which il
that John Muir, collector for the distric
OF Vienna, in Maryland, has neglected his duty
in failing to collect, or to institute in season
suits for the recovery of bonds for duties due tc
The United States.
The collector has moreover JAILED TO pay Ger
tain drafts drawn on him by the Treasurer o.
the United States, for moneys appearing, by re
turns TO the Treasury, to be on hand; aud II
this respects he is found to be in the same pre-
6cament as the collector Of New York ant
Tappahannock, who were suporceded. -.
The Secretary is firmly of opinion that tho
good OF the public service requires that this otii
Ger should be displacedi and, from inquiries
Liberty advocate., 1839-06-06
From the Lynchburg Virginan.
The Difference-Facts for the People.

One ofthe most serious causes of complaint
agains, the present Administration is the corrup,
abuse oithe Appointing powcri incompetent and
dishonest men having been entrusted with the
collection, sale-keeping and disbursement of the
public money, and the treasury having been
thereby subjected to heavy losses. On this
point we beg to be clearly understood: We do
not censure the Administration because some
of its officers have proved TO be dishonest; for
any Administration, however careful in its Sc
lection OF public agents, may be imposed upon
and deceived. We censure it, not because Cor.
don ID. Boyd, w. P. Harris, Samuel Swartwout
Price, &c. have appropriated the peoples mon
ey 10 their private use, but because 1t retained
in office Boyd and Harris and others, after MeI
iOere knOwn TO be detauLterS, in the mean time
winking at their frequent failures to deposte
in Bank the public money in their hands;as the
law required; and because, as Mr.. Van Burcn'>
presses now confess, Swartwout and Price were
knoacn by gentlemen 10 be destitute Of characte,
achen they aOere appointed. We censure the Ad
ministraton, for its failure TO select honest men
in some cases, and id others for its refusal, af-
ter the discovery of their dishonesty, to remove
them from office. In order to illustrate our
meaning, and at the same time to show the man
ner in which these abuses we're guarded against
in the first and purer days Of the Republic, we
subjoin the following letters from Alexander
Hamilton and Oliver Wolcott, the heads of the
Treasury Department at the periods al which
their letters respectfully bear date:
Treasury DEPARTMENT, Feb 10, 1898.
SIR: The enclosed letter of the eth of last
month, from the collector Of Tappahannock, is
relative to subject equally delicate aud dsa-
greeable. 1t is my duty to add, that bills have
returned protested TO the amount Of $4,000.
This conduct, though | trust, proceeding from
no ill motive in the collector, is Of a nature so
fatal to the punctual collection Of the revenue,
and the same time so vitality injurious that the
public good requires the supercedng of the off,
GER
Liberty advocate., 1839-06-06
VOL. NO. %.

had once been in elevated stations in life.--
Four had been lawyers, three doctors and two
ministers. The experimenter and writer Of
this believesef it we're not for his pledge of Sc
crecy, that this would be an interesting history
and would exhibit the frailty of human nature
as fully, as any experiments ever made on the
subject of the passions"
Liberty advocate., 1839-06-06
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, Feb. 10, l79
With perfect respect, &C.,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
To the President of the u. States.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, juno 10, A'of
SIR: 1t is with regret that inform you thai
another collector has suffered Treasury drafts
10 return unpaid, which were drawn upon mon
eys reported by him to be in his hands-Abra
ham Archer, Esq. Of Yorktown. Enclosed are
letters apology on the subject. All the drafts
which were at first declined were afterwards
paid.
Iperceive nothing substantially to distinguish
this case from that of the collector Of Tappa.
hammock, who was lately superseded on SINH
lar account. Nor can Corbear, however pain
full the task, to submit it as my opinion, in this
as in that case, that the good of the public SER
vice requires displacement Of the officer
PUnctuality in this respect Is too indispensable
not to be made the invariable condition Of con-
tinuance in Office.
Mith Da rcaoI raonanf
Liberty advocate., 1839-06-06

which he has made orMr. Murray, orthe House
OF representatives, he is induced to believe that
James Frazier is fit character to succeed to
the office.
All which is respectfully submitted.
OLIVER WOLCOTT
Secretary The Treasury
To The President ofMe U. States
Liberty advocate., 1839-06-06

r,tract from Gen. Waddy Thompson's Specci
IN The House Of Representatives., 5h February
1899, on the state Of the Union.
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q, Ann4li,e Bntrhed OF Sa!low Complexion, and IN al
cases of Torpor of the Bowels, where caiharc or an
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rle efficacy Of these pills is well known, and their
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which can be had gratis of any OF The Agents
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ard Norfolk
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.


Valuable Cotton .Nanufactory and Stare Operdtires for
KHTlLL be sold, The I'd Monday in December
Wv next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises the
following Property, belonging 10 the Saluda Manuiac
turing Company, viz:
The Mill Lands situate on both sides of The Saluda
River at Boards Falls, miles from Coumba, S. c.,
Cotton Mill Saw Mill. Blacksm and Machine Shop,
Hotel, Store and Warehouse, Boarding Houses for
hi,es and Cabins for the Negroes &c, SC and The
Machinery consisting of e3o Spndles and "a Looms,
and all the appurtenances pertaining thereto will be sold
in lot credit Of one wo three and four years,
the interest the whole amount TO be paid annually,
the payments to be secured by bond mortgage and per-
sonal security the charter Of incorporation to be
frred to the purchaser purchasers Of The property
ALSO
"a Slaves n credit of ninety days, for Notes with
approved endorsers bearing interest," payable the office
Of The Company, in Columbia, S. Z. Property, com
bnng the advantages this possesses is rarely offered
the public II is located in healthy region; with
immense water power, and fine sites for other Mills
There is nexhaustibe supply OF The finest granite
on The premises, and pitch pine timber in abundance
i, is al the head Of the Cotton market, where the raw
material can be obtained without the heavy expenses of
transportation insurance. receiving and forwarding com
MISSIONS wharfage, &c &c II has hitherto met mar
ket ror it's products, almost exclu,ivey home The
Mill is built The approved plan, of granite, 900
feet by As stories high, and is half filled with
chiney The Machinery is Of the very best description
and finish The Slaves trained The operations othe
Mall The Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
Road Is expected to be completed to Columbia, in the
course oil year, which viii greatly facilitate the trans
portatlon and delivery Of its manufactured goods.
D EnART.
President Saivdd Manufacturing 10.
SEPTIC 35-wld
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a + meeting o; the President aud Directors OF the
"A Bank 81 Virginia on the lth day of June, 1899:
rcs ResoireS 1ha, books Of subscription 10 the 3D.
d,iona capital Of this Bank, authorized by law. be
opened forthwith q, the Bank at Richmond by The CASH
er and al the several hrauchps by the Cashiers thereof
and also al Portsmouth, under the superinendance Of
i,n A Chandler, Jobn w. MurGaugh and II. l.. viii
son. Esqs.
For every e;ere taken, S25 must be paid with inter-
est thereon FROM the Sd instant when TIE Common wealth
subscribed md paid for $50 shares; and SO IN three
equal ms alme nis Of two four Ind SIX months thereafter
with interest from the period
A. ROBINSON, Js Cashitr
MA book Of subscription is accordingly opened al
the Bank Of Virginia
June IA iu-U
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

1t the Pars0nge, L0Teu0, ESSe1 County, "a
TsyHE duties of this Institution will be resumed on
q Tuesday, the LIST day OF October next The scho
lasc wear consists Of Ten months, and s divided into
two sessions OF five months each Pupils may enter at
any lime bat aone for less term than one full session.
No deduction will be made on account Of absence, tx
cest in cases Of P.o:racted sickness
The situation cf this school, experience has amply
proved 10 be entirely healthy 1t very retired, and
fee from temptations to pleasure and eYtraragance II
is at The time easy OF access he steam Boat,
running between Baltimore and Fredericksburg, passes
twice week BY port Micou. which is but short dis
lance from the Parsonage, and where carriage VII!
always be ready TO receive those who may give due
notice Of the time of their arrival The Bowling Green,
near which The cars between Richmond and Ffederlcks
burg pass daily is disian, about Is or 90 miles.
IL will be below that the course OF instruction
has been enlarged This, with expenses incurred 10
render The institution more useful makes small add-
ton 10 the amount heretofore charged. necessary
The teacher of Music and Modern languages resides
with his family few miles from the Parsonage, and Will
give 10 his classes regular and efficient instruction
The department Of morals embraces Moral Philosophy.
Natural Theology, Evidences oil Christianity, ana Tue
study of the Bible
The other branches taught Orthography Reading,
Writing Arithmetic, Algebra, Grammar and Geography,
with the use of Maps and Globes History. Logic, Rhe
iorc and Composition, bntany, Geology Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy Aiso Tie French. Spanish, and
Italian languages; Music, Drawing and Painting; and
lessons IN Mtzzonto; Plain Needle Work, Embroidery
fine, and in worSied.
TERM5-Per session Ol hve monlEs. p3y2Ue IN aC-
FOR Board Washing. Lights. SC. $40 90
:. Tuition in the English branches, 10 W
az Bed aud Bedding, If not provided Ly the
pupil, w
q Use of Piano per month. w
The Languages Music. Drawing and Painting, and
Embroidery, al the usual extra charges
Those who intend to send their children il!p!ease TO
enter the immediately and lei them be at the PaIson-
age by The first day nf the session IS highly import
an, that the school should that lime 20 fully into oPe
"a ion and greatly 10 the advantage OF the scholars, That
the members Of the different classes should commence
their studies together II s hoped. therefore, That pa
guaruans VIII not ia 10 aenc 10 tns request
Letters directed 10 Rev. Jno z. Nc CURE, Loretto
Essex county, Va.
Fl Rev c Moore. y d.
w Meade. ID ID
Rev. Z C McGrire, D D, FredtrichsLurg
r:..o; VI D;s! .':s:' E.: Caroline county
John e. Lawrence. Esq
Rev. & ~ Nelson, Richmond county,
Dr. YIN Jones Lancaster county
V Mn,ns G1 f. ToIs 1"T a"0 Gloucester county
Hon John Tyler, williamsburg
John b Bowman. Esq, FHuqutsr county
Robert P Waring. Esq, and r><,, ,o,,,y Ia
James NJ. Garneu, Esq,
Sen. l3 oI-u
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would dwell thing apart
For ,hy spin; % dccry-
A brightness on Thy heart
A shadow on thine eye.
,vben,he v iuc.cup circles FOUND,
I will quaf i, with the rest;
Gu, thy name shall never sound
A; the reyeI or the feast;
En-. he who shares my heart,
Vixen the banquet hail Is lone,
In one deep cup. ere We part.
We will pledge thee. lovely ono.
Thy name III murInur then
With prayer, if Heaven allow,
Tha, meet thee once uSain,
AS close as do nov.
Beloved one, farewell!
And though no hope be gwen,
Thy name shall b. spell
To turn my thoughts TO Heaven,
And thy memory 10 me,
VIVA, the d " is 10 The rose:
/, shall come as gratefully
In the hour Of my reposr;
1, shall'be what il has been,
s lamp within a tomb,
To bum. though all unseen
TO light, though but a gloom.
When the shade is on Thy DWELL
ing,
And tho mufmu, on thine car;
When the breeze Is round thee
swelling,
And the landscape dark ana
drcar;
when no lover is beside thee,
To fiatter and 10 smile;
When there be meme 10 guide
thee,
And many 10 becui'e;
When withcred Is the token
And all unlinked The ch"In,
With faith, un~arPcd, unbfo-
ken,
may knecl to thee again.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE. is Rlemsohn, Va.

MEDICAL COLLEGE,, IS RioHsosD, "a
THJHE next Winter Term of Lectures IN the MEDICAL
q Department Of Humpden Sydney College, at hlcn-
no"d will commence on M ~ Ts,lS foow ns '''
AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, Nj. D., Professor Of
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice 81 Medicine
TIT JOHNSON, NJ D Professor Of Anatomy and
l. " CiAMBERLAyNE, n. D Professor Of Ma
term Aicdra and Therapeutics
X l. EOHANNAN, VI. D Professor Of o6s''eucs
and hr Diseases IT Women AMI Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, VI. D, Professor oil Che
u.stcy and Pharmacy.
me College Infrmafy altach TO the College Build
ing has been successful operation Tor te last e'gh'
months ard furnishes constantly number 4" interest,"
lrg Medical Surgical cases-,o which the student
has al all hours.
The College nirmary, together with the Aims House
PenenIar and Arm0ry, (Which ale rncer lhe charge
of two Of tie Proesso,s) will afford the student an OPP
pouni,y of witnessing the various diseases incident 10
a Southern climate. The abundance OF materials tor
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price AT which
they furnished, viii enable The student to acquire an
intimate knowledge Of the Anatomy oil The human body
! and the use of Surgical Instruments.
During The last Winter Course OF Lectures. tiom the
number If Surgical Cases admitted into the inmary
the Professor Of Surgery enabled to exhibit beore
The class nearly all the important Surgical operations
npon the Hriay subjcct; and from The growing popu
srity Of The lnrmary. there is reason TO believe that
hereafter tie Sc.glcsi Cases in the House, will greatly
/ increase.
Good Board, including fuel, lights, servants attend
ance &c. be obtained in this city four dollars
per week
| We are authorized 10 state that full Course Of Lee
lures in this Institution will be received equivalent
10 one in the following Medical Schools: University OF
Pennsy lvunia Jefferson Medical College Of PhadeIphIa
Medlca! College of the State Of South Carolina; Tran
syivania University, Lexington, Ky University Of Ma
ryland, &c, &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissecting
Rooms of The College on the first of October.
AUG'S l.. WARNER, NJ D.,
Dean Of the .uedicai Faculty.
RIcHMoNp MAY oath, 1889. Jim
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gEyO TEACHERS Trustees OF Ike slahews
! a Academy wish 10 employ, for The ensuing year, a
teacher al uujoubsd qualifications. TO take charge o.
said institution. A gentleman, with small family,
having had some wears experience IN Tie management
ar nm academy UhD could ,ake the hole establishment
under his superIn'e ndence including the boarding de-
pertinent, would be preferred An assistant is a'So
wanted. II The principal teacher should be unmarried
ard MT situated 10 take charge Of the boarde,s then II
wnud b. Gei;abe that the assistant teacher should do
So The fees The ryeseu, Che FIST at its oP"ration
wi, range from $500 10 81 coo; and II is confidently
calculated will be large accession the next year
a cent!eman % lie requisite qualifications, VINO "ou!d
take The enirc pocecGs aud employ his assistant 1t
is believed could make very profitable situation =
Applications viii bP received until The ID day Of No
yenhsr next a, which time the election will be made
ANY farther pauarlons be obtained by addressing
the President All letters must be post paid
BIZ order Of the Board OF Trustees
WILLIAM CiuLTlcE, ItrStdent
c., 4 3J-Sld
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The sun is 10 the vest,
The stars arc on the SCI,
Each kindIy hand I've press'd
And now farewell! TO thee.
Gu. cup ofpafting's DER,
IT'S the darkest | can siP;
Ard I've pledged ,hen every one
With my heart and with IN, up
But came 10 thee al ii-t,
That in sadness We might ihto"
une long loos Ger the past
Together, Gre 20.
I ne, thee in tho s?r!ns,
when NV heart was Ike the ny,
That on its airy wing,
Sports the live lons summer by.
] loved thee with the love
Ola wild and burning boy;
Thy beng was inwoTc
With my grief and with ny JOY;
Thou vert 10 ne star
In TIC silence ofthe night,
A ,h:as 10 see from far,
W;h a fear aud delight.
The hour Of JOY is gone,
When man ADD man depart;
Tho dcop-w:uay hand alone,
May tell the ansuIsh'd heart.
No tear may slam the eye,
And Their par,ins look must he
Like the Stiffness IA he SKY
Ere the storm hath swept tho
sea.
Eut when We say farewell
10 her wc love The best,
One bitter tear may sseil
Nor shame the stoutest breast.
would no, tina; my name
Should never meet thine eari
l have smiled for mems acclaim,
For their censuic not fear.
Nor would 1, when thy home
Looks joyous!y and bright,
That the thought Of me should
come,
To saddcn ihy delight;
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RAILROAD NOTICE,

RAILROAD NOTICE.
To Farmers and Others c0ncerntd
TH7HE public is hereby informed that this Company
is not and will not hold itself liable for bags or
other property after they have passed Of the posses
sion of the agents of the Company Parcels returned
from The mills 10 the depot, will be forwarded received
without counting; and The Company assumes no
possibility The number. All persons wishing inor
nation respecting transportation by any Of the trains,
or in relation TO baggage, will please address,
JOHN P BAlLY.
Superintendent r. f. 8. p. K Co.
Oct 8 44-5l