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(Fro.s Bepiirs's .hhse,Lan. I ,,os
SONG or THE EARTH TO Tut "oo'''
Sweet sister, draw thee near,
R,csthc DER my weary brow thy silver dreams
Nv 1uwcr cups al, are closed the nI2h' ie" w.
Wei Chs down .her !il., they crave Thy 'oe'u
Sweet sister, draw .hec n@u'!
M;.=;-h hi has shade n',r
NV noun; 0 in tops, Gud BY deep rivers Jus"
Inky and cold, moaning " lth sulien '"u''
And then nv grandeur with an aWiu' nus"
Miinish; has shaded DER
Conc forth and Kiss M, sweet So.
Roll high var sister, in ih' crnpyFesisn!'
Iarsh dimplcs on the sea,-my n'oau ihhes grew
F,os, them i,h spriEgiin: siiseri-ioSinSy
Come forth and kiss me, sweet;
Thv trembling pcary rays
Quiver with lnus'c, and the idi''cs 'feGd
Their Ii.htsonc measures 10 the amo'ous lays
Midst flowers chalccdony; in bliss they wsd
Thy trembling peary rays.
Beneath thy magic eye
Grey Ruin Smiles US though n second lilo
P.epei through the ribs OF death; s'ehh'y,
The Iaoss clad pillar, stands with beauty rHe
Beneath thy magic eye.
Under thy clouds o. snow,
Like fair coaqucror thou soiics' on; IT,,
Whilst the warm fragrant z'phyrs GEM! o'"'
In lovely majesty thou contest down
Upon thy clouds cisno"!
Joy,-Sis,er thou art near!
NV hear, is light, my face il joyous now;
Nv tower-cups ope their lips, "a though III Pfr!r'
Li,,, how nv forests sins.-hood, lave, ana OonS"'
Low. sjs,er, thou art near.
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January 2

sDUMFORD ACADEMY.-The Exercises Of this
Ma Institution will be continued by The subscriber
the ensuing session commencing on the 10Th OF January
and terminating on the 18th Of December. with TGca-
ton of one month in the summprln this school WI!
be TAUGHT The Latin, Greek. and French languages ha
tura philosophy, Mathematics including Arithmetic, al.
zebra Geometry, Plane and Spherical Trgonometry and
Surveying together with all the branches OF The Eng.
sh language usually taueh, in preparatory schools ru'
ps studying the Classics will devote portion OF their
time to English Grammar. Geography, Composition,
History. &c.
The Boarding department, hitherto conducted BY Mir
Samuel Robinson will be under the exclusive manage
incuI OF the subscriber
TERMS.
Board, including every thing, 500 90
Tui,iou 30 90
One half pa yale in advance, and the balance he
LIST September If the pupil furnish his own bed and
candlrs u deduction of : 0 will be made
uJAddress RuMFoRD AcADEMY. King William. Va.
HEATH j. CHRISTIAN.
Nov % 56-wf
Thc Fredericksburg Arena requested TO publish tho above
weekly till forbid
NJ The subscriber will be assisted in the above school
b. Slr JOINS CAsoN Of King * Queen, whose acquire
mcn,s morals and studious habits, render him fully
peient 10 zach. H. }. L.
o. The Arena will please add postscript.
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EEcys's lottery Hita 8 .cchGnse
OSliCe,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

EERIZE on prize duily presented at H"yts By per.
E sons from the country. Yesterday our certificate
for prize Of 81 els presented by country patron,
and the cash paid Hryt con'nuesto sci! more prizes,
and pay them more punclual. than any other vender
oyt extremely anxious To sell all Of his patrons
CAPITAL 10 start the year with. All OF course VIII
try his SEW OFFICE which no dnnb, will hr the means
Of making up all losses heretofore made. lie hopes to
have the pleasure Of answering order from every one
who has ever sent him for ticket, that they may he
sure Of capital out of the many to be sent out this
month.
II Tickets in ALL Lotteries advertised by any one
in ID. S. Gregory IL Co.'S Lotteries, for sale by
y NJ. HOYT
Janua,v r7O-t1 Richmond, Va.
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PAISEvILLE, Amelia co.. Va
JsR. T.. r. NASDcnr Sir: YoI
ed r"uc- relative The Piano Forte which purchased
LIST FALL have only waited might have
be we'll satisfied regards the quality Of the
and con.cicniousy that well pleased with
have had the opinions CT those who believe be- far better
judges such matters than myself aud s that is
exs'icnt and powerful piano DO c"nflrny
Who want Instruments that believe they will do bet
purchase Of han OF other with whom am
acquainted. have, for three years past heen
mining the piauO establishments Richmond, Philadelphia and
New York and do would again purchase OF you'll
needed preference either of tie above markets
mruei brothers, who will have 10
purchase liberty make such Of this
letter you The piano purchased of Of
French Grand Action quality. Respectfully your: &c
December -, 1888. JOHN T. JEFER
SALE this time fine assortment Of ficnos Of the
samc kim! as that alluded TO BY Nj. Jete E T. NASH,
Book aud Piuno Seller, Petersburg.
Ian Cy-w3w
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The following is the Annual Rcpo! Of the Treasurer
of the United Sales, both Houses Of Congress, trans
hitting the accounts Of Mat office, settled by the &C
counting officers
Treasury IF he Upjt,d States, Dec ISIS.
SIR In compliance with the provisions Of the act Of
Congress Of 1859 establishing the Treasury Department.
which requires the Treasurer, ION the third day al The
Sc sion Law before the Senate and the House Of Rep
resentaves fair and accurate copies of all accounts by
him. from time 10 Tine rendered 10, and settled by, The
accounting officers of the Treasury, have The honor
to transmit herewith copies OF my accounts, settled by
the said officers, for the following period viz:
For the LIST quarter of The yeor lS37
I'd " 1881
Under our former Practice these two accounts would
have been sent in the third day Of your last session
but the changes in our mode of making pa ynens con.
sequrnt upon the arrangement OF our fiscal operations
greatly increased the labor and difficulty of making
settlements, that IL was altogether impracicabie 10 have
them prepared in time. The same difficulties operate
I'm less gree bowcver 10 reiard The settlement Of
accounts for the four quarters Of the year ending 30h
June last, which should, contemplated by the law, be
ready for transmission. But it affords me plra.
sure iha, the whole Of these have been
prepared and ready for the examination Of The &C.
counting officers The two first in progress of set.
,lement and it is probable that the whole will be com.
pleed in time 10 be sent in before the close Of The pre-.
sent session.
In the period Of time cpmprehend between the Oath
OF October 1877 and the 2Sth Of September. 1888 pay
mens were made from his Office. in Treasury Notes
amounting to l5.1Cg,S0 Of; by far The larger portion
pr"baby four hilhs) Of which were reunited by mail TO
numberless individuals and 10 all parts OF the Union
Much apprehension Of risk and loss entertained
when this practice commenced, and consequently The
greatest care and ccumspecien was observed in pre-
pairing and mailing The packages but the result has
proved strkingly the general certainty and security
of The mode adopted in making the remllances and so
creditable to the business habits ard punc,uaty of
thos: by whom | have been assisted, and Of all who
have in this matter, been connected with The Govern
menl, that take great pleasure in mentionng The facts
worthy Of record, that not acquainted with
instance Of failure loss; but, he contrary We
have acknowledgements ofshe receipt Of srsry remittance
creep. three, which involve aggregate OF Only
S5o 81; and fur these we may reasonably expect re
cepIs in good time.
have the honor IN be- &c.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Treasurer Of tie United States
To the Hon the Speaker Il the House Of Reps.
TALLAHASSEE, (Florida) December 60 Gen Taylor
with one company OF Dragons and two of The I'd In
fanry mounted, arrived at Fort Frank Brook. OF Dead
mans Bay. on the 18th Instant, and will that
section u! The country the Suwannee with bis troops
and The dsposabe force that be furnished at thu
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IIundnity IMH .lcademu.

'sfIE annual exercises OF this Institution will c resumed The
and be- continued uprIl the 18th uf November,
lcg maxim: uninterrupted term o ten months Every thing
for College Ill them m tho
life will re taught This Academy! The
thu will be follows, Board Washing,
Lodging Candles, SluU tuition all the Branches,
the whole expense for ten months Sl3Do this
fy viii he required in advance, Hni tic balance the
close of the
very best Testimony can offer in favor Of this institution
the Of talents and great moral
havc forth iom IN mnslc IN the busy
c many Of whom hold and have held high Offices Of
and honUr and ALL far as know most respectable places
III socicty
The location Of this Seminary peculiarly eligible, being
commonly hcnhy retired aud remote from the haUns OF dsspa
tin; and helm. vicinity Of Buckingham Female Collegiate
INSTITUTE" Parents and Guardians paon'zng that institution
can privilege of placing their children md wards
cch other hc wou b" sa and a, the time relieve
them OF trouble and expense
r. :. Ahicss rhy,c Springs, Buc kimgham
ELIJAH G. HANES,
40 rinnLI HcnRc
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Changers Offtce,
GRAND SCHEME.
$4O,9G0---SHG.O0O.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy lottery.

Class No !. Tor Ic3J.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday. 18th Jan
1899
BRILLIAST SCHEME.
Capital $4,000 $4,000, 81 900, 5000. $500
81 000, 1920, % prizes OF 81 600, Is OF $780, 81 OF
$3.50
Tickets only Sl0-Hslvrs S. Quarters 81 30
Certificates Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets $40
Do do % Half do 60
Do do % Quarter do 81 ~
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H7LLF1X 4CADEMY al Haiiiar Court Aouse. Va

H7LIF.1X academy at Huiijar Curt house, Va.
'GE Of the students vi this
took place the Academy tho Ih Of December,
hy the themselves with
literary scientific "ncncn unconncced with the institution
The classes examined the following studies:
Arithmetic and English Grammar.
Algebra bridges, Hut'on's and Days
Geometry Sinpson'. Euclid liutons and Lcgende's.)
Natural Philosophy Geometry, Brcwstcr's edrOn.)
Latin language iEG:or VIRGIL and IlofaCe)
Geek do. (lncIau, XeEophnn and Herodotusl
French do. (Norare's Charles 18th
The much srated by the general proficiency AMI
scholarship manifested by the Students and confidently
tina; the citizens Of Halifax will longer find
send their children of the county TO acquire accurately aud
Thoroughly the elementary branches OF classical aud scientific
education.
TERNsThc ocacmul divided into sessions OF five
each. The Of 1899, will
l.. Of February and end the Isl day OF July
cerng The will me 18th July and
en-! tho 18th in the branches Of
English Grammar, Modern Geography &C.,
$50 pr In the higher branches OF education, including
the Lttn Greek and French Ancient Geography My
thoOgy Grcek and Roman Antiquities the branches
classical Archaeology. History Logic, Rhetoric Moral Mental
Phios Philosophy SIS
Board be had private Boarding houses The
ard the ucishohooi sufficiently attend school very
moderate terms. RICHARD LOGAN,
Prssidcntcf the Beard Of Trustees
tn. ]. GREEN, Sserrtary.
Dec % 67-wtF
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$4,000.
o. 100 PRIZES OF $1,000 en
EirSinia State lottery.

For Endowng the Lcesburg Academy ard for ohe'
purposes Glass ~" |, for 1899.
To be drawn at Alexandra. Va, on Saturday, 2C!h
Jan 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZES
CAPrraL-S $50 OUO $1,000 S4.U00 50 GEO. - ;@,
81 OIL 2 100 Prizes Of 81 900, Of $500, 20 oi $50"
&c &c.
Tickets only SO Halves S5-Quarers - 50.
Certificates OF Packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl3g
M do 81 Half do IL
IN do u Onar,e1 do $3.50
H. Orders for tickets and shares or-cerihca'es Z"
packages in the above magnificent schemes will rece'r
The most prompt attention. and official account Of
each drawing sent Immediately after il s to all ~h'
order fiom Address
d. s. GREGORY & CO..
!Nanagtrs, Richmond, 'a'
-. Tickets in all other lotteries under our mango
ment, constantly for sale as above.
Doc 81 G5-2a9td
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$50. 0O0---sG,GG0

S3G. OO0---sG,G 600
Virginia state lottery,
For the benefit OF the Petersburg Beneyoen, Mechan:
Assoca,ion.-Closs No ], for 1899
TO be drawn at Alexandria Va Saturday, 10Th jan
1899.
CAPITALS
Capital $30000, $4,000 $4,000, So GOO. $2IH0,
81 49, so prizes Of 81 GEO. 80 OF $500, so Of $500, &C.
1870 prizes of 5000
Tickets only Sl0-Ela!ges S5-Quariers 81 81
10 do oG ais 10 ~
Do do 90 Quarter do -
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u7ARM FOR SALE.--Thr subscriber is dcsIrous OF
e. selling the small Farm in Powhaan, containing 5Oo
ocras more or less called Fine Creek. There Is Por
lion of river and creek low grounds and the h'gh nncs
in good condition, having been good deal n"ursheu
duTinp the last three years-There -, also, suihceht
wood land for the current demand Of The farm. mo'e
e,,c, description is believed 10 be unnecessary Uuy
e1s will iudne Tor themselves The properly VIII NC
0"f''o "P0" F. SMITH.
Also n House and Lot in Ca lraThe house Is large
enough and constructed for merchandising amo ,'t IT,
communication Of a family. !, o.
Dec Is o1-oN
Ea-URUS MULrlCAULlS.-1he subscriber res
I'VE pecuily informs the public that he has made ar
anrrments To furnish the genuine Morus Muliicaus in
lots 10 suit purchasers, with variety Of silk worm eggs,
all of which will be put up go safely 10 any part
Of the Union Persons distance may res! assured OF
having oil orders put up with the atc!est hdeIity ana
dispatch. To companies irdrid us!s wanting large
amount liberal discount will be made. Apply lmniea
alry To
J. II. LOWNES, .3gent, Richmond, Va
Cross street leading 10 hlayos bridge
Noy14 63-2aw2m
vAI EGlUES FOR SALE VIII be sold publicly, to
! the highest bidder for cash, al Studley, IN The
county Of Hanover, lie 7't day of February r'St,
ii fair If not the next fair day thereafter, two Negro
Men Girl, and two Women a;.d Ten Children, long
inn 10 the estate Of John Lyons deed The wo'nrn
and children wjll he cold in families, and the sale
commence at ~ O'Clock
PHILIP b. WINSTON,
Administrator hr hnns non, with the VIII
annexed Of john Lyons, dec d.
D1Irti
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'E'EEEi laIEiSA
EEESE Insurance EO2ls2tfti:N


a. RE continuing take risks in Town and Country,
q on Dwelling Houses, Stores Manufactures, Mills
and other Buildings ard on Furniture, Libraries Wear.
inc Apparel Stocks of Goods, Machinery, and the
Stock of Mills and Manufactures, well most
other descriptions of insurab!e property. The terms
Will in all cases be made as favorable be obtain
ed a, any other good Office. Applications to be made
ether personally, by letter, to the Agent in Richmond
JOHN o. LAY,
Aren't at Richmond
THOS X BRACE,
President .TIina Insurance Company
THE subscriber intending for the future to devote his
undivided attention 10 the subject of Insurance, thinks
il proper to add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency of the Etna Office, for the last l6
years has been literally adjusted and settled by him, 10
The satisfaction of the parties insured.
JNO o. LAY,
.1gcat .Etua Insurance Company
Feb 10 S6-w52w-
spANK OF ViRGNtAhc President aud directors have do
~ carcd Dividend for the ast half yrnG Of 2p"r ccntum
\. ROBINSON, ia.
Jan5 fC9-tf CGsiiu.
.ltto Crop Sugar and .NOasssS, &c.
a ANDING cargo brig AIDE aide ifom New orcnms--
" pr-a.cs lonSian. loaf clarified SuggtscOmprug
every grade
100 hlris. lew crop Now Orleans Sugar
81 h!s. do Mua,scs
Also cargo schooner Echo
100 bids. crop SusaT
100 do Aioa>scs.
For sale hy LANCASTER, DENNY co.
JAMS 7Ou5t
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,e,!lE STATE Of SOUTH Observation-Disclosures
- DISTRCr-lS CHsSCERY.-LcwIs CTugcr, Administrator
of Charles Murray Complainant John Fcrfe or his heirs, p NJ
Nightingale and William &. Daniel, Defendants.
By this Bill the complainant seeks payment OF mortgage Of
Plantation allied Melville John Fcc seized of te snd Plan
.urc the which the Complainant entities
himself and subject Ia ia" equitable len to which the Defendant
W. Nightingale, entities himself tn"
of General the Armies of the United Stiic
commanding the Southern Division, &c. John FcHc Charles
the 1Sauh @ md subscfuc and supposed
partner Of John Banks citizen Virginia.
Southern Army If the heirs representatives OF John
within the United States and viii make their claim
the Plantation Of Nc"e the surplus after payment Of the
incumbanccs that be and established this they
time within and fhcy residing
bcrond the United States they in and make their claim
within four years. after decree should this
by pleading, answering lemuns the Complainant
bill. PETlGRI Il bESEsNE,
June % I3--wl2m CcmptdLna"s Solicitors.
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Many tho Wings the Nob knowa DO "rslrots
Gea,lcmsu," by more insibe guide than "lns.ine."
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Treasurer Of he United States
To The Hon The Speaker II he House Of Reps

TALLAHAssEE, (Forida), December 2o.--Gen Taylor
with one company OF Dragons and two of The I'd In.
fanry mounted, arrived at Fort Frank Brook OF Dead.
mans Bay on the 18th Instant, and will scour tia,
section OF The country to the Suwannee with his troops
and The dsposabe force that can be furnished at lhu
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TREASURY REPORT.

Grn. RcBr Y. HAYSE, President Of the l. C. & Z
r Company
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NOrlCE "A Petition will be made 10 the Legislature
Ia of Virginia at its session. for sulho,
ize Precinct Election at SPeuyve, in The county o
Rsppahanuock.
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.Iso = House and Lot in Ca lra-The hause is large
enough and constructed for merchandising and lhe &C.
communication Of family -
Dec Is OS-Ot
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EssssA siS's'sG.

December 2Grh, 1888.
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J. II. D LO"NES, .7gcnt, Richmond Va
Cross street leading TO hlayos bridge
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-27
LIQUOR LAW.

AN ACT for the suppression Of tipplinp
houses, and to discourage aud prevent
the odious &c of drunkenness
{ sECTIoN 1. Be 1t enacfet BIZ the LIE.
gissaiure Of the State Of Mississippi, That
all laws heretofore enacted in relation 10
tipping houses, aid authorizing the keen.
efs ofiDns, taverns, or ord aries, to sell
vinous or splri'unus liquors, IN less quaint
ties than quart, on Obtaining license
therefor, be, and the same are hereby re,
pealed.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That il
shall not be lawfal Tor any person 10 sell or
retail any vinous or spirituous liquors in
less quantities than one gallon, nor suffer
the same or any psrs thereof TO be drank,
or used, in or about his or her house.
SEC. 3. Be It further enacted, That il
shall moi be lawful for any lavsrn-keeper Of
inn,keeper to offer any vinous or spiriiuous
liquors TO his guests, either grafuitously OF
without special charge therefor, in less than
the quantity Of one gallon above mentions
ed, or IN any way violate the plain intent
and meaning Of this aci by evasion, sub.
tc.fuge, chicane Of any sort, and thai such
acts Of evasion, subterfuge, or chicane,
shall be held and deemed as serious an of.
fence against this act. as violation of its
letter, aud be equally punishable under The
provisions Of the same
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,UTHERN MARKSMAN.
i CLINTON, MISS.
EEDNEsDAY. FEBRuARya,.,sTa,.o,,--

7ozr We are authorised to announce r
). CRAWFORD, Of this pla &C, as = can
1,laie for the Office Of Prob ale Clerk q
".linds County.
! AMOS r. JOHNSON is candidate
5rthe Office OF clerk Of the circuit cour.
Kinds county, at The. next regular .a.e.
ion.
We are authorised TO announce GREEN
p. BEAUCHAMP as candidate for Clerk
|of the Circuit Court Of Kinds County, a,
the next general election.
We are authorised to announce JAMES
D. GOFF, of Kinds county, as candi.
date for Probate Clerk.
We are authorised 10 announce DAM
iel Thomas of Raymond as candidate
for Sheriff at the November election.
We are authorised to announce Howell
Hobbs Of Jackson, as a candidate for
Sheriff at the regular election in Noyem.
Der.
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Der.
The Legislature closed It's session
on Saturday, 18th inst. Among tho
many important laws that were pass
ed, we are grati6ed to have it in our
power to number the act for supprea.
sing tipping houses; the act to pro.
vide for the internal improvement of
the State; an act TO designate and
mark out public road from the city
or Jackson to the Alabama State line;
an act for a survey of the coast of
Mississippi, and an act for the bene-
fit of Education.
Serious and painful have been the
reflections on the habits Of intemper.
ance, to which too free scope has
been given by the leniency of the
laws.-and while mingled feelings Of
sorrow, pity, and horror, have posses
sed our breast at the frequent occur,
renee Of deeds of rashness, acts Of
violence, Of crime, and of murder,
which have resulted from the indul-
gencc of this pernicious habit, we
have often wished that there could be
devised sure, speedy, and effectual
remedy for the evil. We therefore
hail the passage of this act as a hare'
binger of good.
As the hear iih siil CO.. condition. Of the
human system depends upon the free
circulation of the blood through the
arteries, diffusing sustenance TO the
whole system, SO does the prosperity
and welfare Of nation depend upoa,
the free intercourse with its several
portions, and the facility with which
it may be effected. We are pleased
10 see that the Legislator is disposed
to give aid and facility to the accom-
plishment of the project of our dis
tinguished Senator, the Hon. X. }.
Walker, of connecting the waters OF
the Mississippi and tho Atlantic, on
our eastern coast, by continuous line
j of Rail Roads-from which will re-
suit, no do1bt, ultimately, direct
communication, and intimate connex'
ion, between the Northern and South
ern extremiiies of the Union.
1t is a matter Of very great impor-
lance to the State Of Mississippi, that
1 a correct survey should be made OF
; the coast on its Southern border, to
E E ascertain beyond doubt, xkssefher Q
not the sanguine expectations of GU
i enterprising citizens can be fully re
$ allied, and satisfy the most scrupulou
!, as to the practicability Of establish
= ing within our ownlimits.a and upon on,
= own Terra Firma,a great commcrcia
ne 2. mart, from which we may direct'
:, export the rich productions OF on
n. fertile soil, without being tributary
nd a foreign interest.
"a = The subject Of Education is on
.. which has long loudly called for al
IS from the fostering hand Of the Leg
Ior lature. 1t is subject on which Il
y more we reflect, the more deeply o.
!, cheeks are tinged with shame, that
re has been SO long neglected,-th
ro- other States have been suffered
DC long to retain the ascendancy over
, Of in the education Of our youth. II
very great Importance Of diifas''
led, learning on very liberal and exte
sss sive scale among our community, ="
not be questioned by any one.
80. The God of nature has imP'an'
in the mind OF every one, the see
ate and principles Of virtue, which nc
only due culture to make them % =
T. deep root, to spring up and h0rSSh
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r enacted, That
late any oath re
u under The pro-
or they shall be
hed upon convic-
pn a conviction of
further enacted,
ioace in sixty days
. KING,
fRepresentatipes
.AMAN,
mt Of the Senate
1889.
G.. McNUrT.