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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
RICHMOND MEDICAL coLLEaE

We calf,hs attention bf students 10 The adycr.
lisemeni Of this excellent Institution, whose
course or Lectures are 10 commence in October.
A personal aeqnsiniance with the Eaculty, and
the spesessof their efforts thus far enables Us 10
speak wiIha more than ordinary degree OF con
6dence Of The merits and dYantazss Of he Col.
lege. Besides, il is Virginia institution, and
something i due u il On thai score other things
beiaz equal. @5t HIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
THE ARmoRIEs

Ii vii Be SEGA, b references % pur ConEtes-
sionsi Sketch, that MI. B4sfor Of this dislties
and Mr.. cALhoUr u The Springfield district, ~
erred themselves Eshly against he hili:aryIdss-
poiism attempted 10 b fasitasd uPOa ths AFino-
riss. The vols Of the House against The mill
lafy system proves Thar TIE visws Of sasss gem
lIsnisn were wen regarded. and that they de-
serve 10 Be held in erllsfui fsnsnbranes By
their eonsiituenIs.
But all their efforts, We fear, have been
uuaTailing. The orgsnissd etieisI ssAstfs are
too s,ronel5pr the people The period has Ar
rived, vhea not only The Rxecuifse claims The
rgh, 70 snaps the aciion 81 Coagrsss, bot Tie in
ferIor departments dictaielIaws and reguIs:ipnsl
In the instance before u. We have the eTlfAor-
binary example or Ibe Ordnance Departments Oh
tanning from The President The suspension for ar
Teen months sys.fhe nuiliheatiOn---Of an exist.
We hnd ne Kspfesshtahvfs Of The People quietly
submitting 70 The degradation Of being the aers
registers n ihs win Of ths OrSasat. Dsparsmtni
Is this our boosted American frescorp Il ,hi.
the Democracy which We hear praised and Sung
from every stump and stand in the Union. when
demsgoguess invoke she aid Of tho populacs d
vest them With authority, Need We cali IN.
attention OF The people C the degeaeracy of m,
times, Do hey moi see and feel hat representa-.
live government has become mere mockery=
a shadow without substance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

Henry Al Wisehas written Letter 10 an AZ
seeiaton in Philadelphia, called T'As Guard, in
which he diduses some coarse abuse or Mr.. Clay.
We seldom devote much space to no.icss Or the
leader OF the Guard, believing that The maig6iy
Of his efusiOns will generally cure t,hemsslyes !;
and on this occasion, we shall let him answer
himself. Id histleuer 10 the Hanover Dinner
Committee in 1880, Mr.! Wise wrois thus =
"He tMrl Clay4 has already acquired whal nei-
Their friends nor foes can take from him--a fame
for which he himself has foughl--snd TO " hich
no mans praise can add. and ffem which no
mans ssnsitrs esn dsiraft and that fame is his
reward. Office could rot add cable 10 his
STATURE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

TIE SdurHERs LITERARY MEssENeER for
August is >fan excellent number The leading
article, "Mfs. Laiopr or the Lille French
WIDOW" Is one q the finest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
hnuation q me well written and entertaining
adventures OF very popular winter. Lieutenant
Lynch. They INCREASE in intereAt "NortheYn
RambIesr is exquisite. i'Blindnsss ana he
Blind" is valuable The Patriotism or 81 PauI
Our Younger Poets the Rights of Woman; !, and
the History ofih Knights Of Malta, are ali good
srtieles-l.Hai. Int.
We have read "Mrs, Latour" with great plea
sure. ltis story which cannot fail to leaves
saluiary impression upon The minds Of yogng ID.
dies, for whom most Of its admirable poina seem
10 have been intended. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

MFR. JcHS K. Wars has been appointed Post
master al Shepherasiovn! 20 succeed John T.
Cookus, Esa. resigned. Mr.. Cookus allied the
once faithfully and satisfactorily for more Than
twenty years His successor, We have no doabt,
will make good and popular officer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

Tho Harrisburg Ksysions snnourrss
that Governor Porter refused 10 sign The
Apporlionment bill recently psssed >, the
extra session u the Pennsylvania Lsgis-
laiurs. called tor this purpose. IL this be
:he case, i Is stated THAI no election Cor
members Of Congress can lake place 10
that State this year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

Subscribers 10 the SoUTHEkN LITERARY
MEssENaERs who reserve their numbers at The
chArlessown Post Office, aIe, informed lbst lkeif
accounts have been leIi Al the Free Pres Ofise
Cor collection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

We have delayed our publication, e srsi.
the veto-sud now present The Prsciobs deem
nsnt. The Legislative win i sgaia pssssfssd
by he aOos-Msn Power
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

e5-weNere indebted 10 the Hon. G. W. syn.
nrEs for aiie0Py o. his sxcsllsn, and practical
speech on aheNReyenas Bill II contains some
historical "Reminiscences, on the subject Of the
Tariff, whieh we shall take an early occasion TO
present 10 bur readers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

NoRTH CkRoLiEA.-lt seems te Be conceded
hat Morehsad (Thig) ID elected Governor. but
the rstcrns look little like = whig defeat for
the Legislature. The majority Last. wear wss
about 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
THR AIlfIIIsr cdIrRrl

The Quarterly Term, which is 70 commence
on Monday next, viii be one Of considerable bu-
siuess and importance. We s1bjoin = lis, Or lhe
magistrates composing the class far the tern:
James Hile, Thomas n. Willis,
John Mqler, Richard Henderson,
Geo B. Stephenson, Charles Harper,
John Qsigley, Anthony Kennedy.
Thomas Brisece.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

IPTh4 new American Tbeaire at New Or
leans, leased by Ludlow& Smith, vas lately de-.
slroyed BY ERE. Theatrical buildings 10 the
cIeseen, City seem 10 10 doomed 70 The flames.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

The following named gentlsmsn we're
elected Officers 10 manage The affairs Of
The Chesapeake and Ohio Csnsl. for the
current year Il an adjourned meeting Of
the Stockholders. convened q Fredelisk
Oh. the 4shli1si.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

The nezt bussness ras uDR epcrto[ lie Con-
ferees upon The Bill for u Reorganization OF The
Army, sEd ma kihs an ANIMAL appropriation Tor
the support of lie Army. The material provi-
sipns Of ihe RSppTt have already been published
Mr.. ssaniy explained lhe Report after il was
read.
Mr.. calEoon Of Masa. fovnd fault With the
Report 81 Ire coshnitiee because ii prbYided.Tor
u military SuperipsepdeAce. He eonitnded that
HE sPoTt5uefeased the appropriation, and that
therefore il should bs referred 70 The Committee
Of The whole. Pending this motion, The Repart
Of The Committee was postponed until i6.mcr-
row.
The Army Appropriation Bill was, postponed
Al The same llns. on motion Of Mr.. Fillmore
Several Terdiosiai Bills wers Then taken up and
and passed, and one for the payment,
u Tie Militia il Iowa vas rejected.
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