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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

Nash is the only coGn'y nov remaining to be
heard from, TO complete the returns Of the Gov
errors election. oar table, when last publish
ed rrcsen,eA ,he FOLLOW INK resUl., VIZ:
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( ash.

\ MoNG the many ways of Obtaining GOODS,
~ there can be none better Than changing small
sum OF money for large amount of Goods as may
now be had by applying at HOWARD'S.
Sept. q. 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
Furniture.

CONSISTING of Cane scat Chairs, common
OFancy Chairs, Carpets, Dining Tables Bed
seads. Kitchen Furniture, with good Cooking
Stove aud trimmings and an elevated oven. The
above furniture is nearly new, having been used on
" few weeks; and any all the above articles will
be sold to suit purchasers very low for cnsh-lor fur
Their par liars enquire Of S. HUNTINGTON.
Sept. Is, 1912 l7-u
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$500 Reward.

| oSl nom oil the Eastern Stage on its pnssapo
- from Burlington to Montpelier on the morning
of the 18th Sept inst,
Later HAT BON
containing an old Hat shirt, and sundry other ar
tcles. -
ALSO
Il y the lGh bundle done up in Canvass Sacl,.
- containing one pair New Blankets, one r,Ir
SHIRTS, one old Red Cloak, Ladies Dress, &c &c
The above reward will be paid for Information
which may lead to the discovery of the articles, by
applying 10
Burlington, Sept. o. lSi2
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Wednesday + euing
S-p'. II, l,42,
u EW GOODS at Howard arrived and arriving
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Notice.

No account vii be kept at the Post Office after
the Is, October Those wishing to have accounts kept
Will be required 10 depose the amount of one quarter
in advance.
II. B. STACY, p. NJ.
Purlinrtnn Son. Q 1910
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CIOtH Cans,

A NEW assortment just received by
~ II. w. CATLlN.
Sept 2Sth. 1912.
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Stoves for Wood.

CANADA Parlor and superior Cook Stoves for
! sale or exchange for wood at HOWARD'S
Sept 49, 1872.
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Shoes.
= hCetinoS.

1 new 10, Just received from Farewell, rs cheap a.
1 \ as the ch-apestuy II. w. CATLlN.
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For Sale.

A New aud excellent one horse WAGON, leather
"A covered Ssal and Cushion, with large Maj
eovtr ng the bottom Of the Wagon, all in prime
der. PANGBORk & BRlNSMAID
SEPT. y h. I7-2
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DROWN and black shccting-, bed tick. cotton
ID bats cotton yarn, black and white wadd.ng
Nc &c. just received and .or sale very low By
). b. SCOTT.
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LYMAN & Cole,

II ANlNG made arrangements with Messrs Roe
IL loison " Rathburn, to manufacture their WOO
mo Cloths, they will keep constantly on hand a
large assortment OF Broad Cloths and Beaver Cloths
and also an assortment of the Burlington Mill 90
tloth>, ana an extensive assortment of other Dry
Goods, whch they will exchange for wool lIer
chants and hers will have favorable opportunity
for exchanging their wool
Sent d 1912
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Notice to Merchants.


new lot Of Broad Cloths, inst received, and for
l sule at very reduced prices for cash wool by
II. W. CATIIN.
P. S. Prices % compare with he tmes,no mistake.
Sept 7th, l>i2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15
NOTICE.

KNY virtue Of deere of the Circuit Superior Court OF
I'd Law and Clancery for Montgomery ounty, pro
nounoed on the 10Th day of May. 1872 in cause there
in depending between Jacob Cooper and others Plain
tiis and the heirs of Thomas barnett deceased pefen
dants; | shall proceed, the Sd day Ct October next.
being Montgomery Court day in unt of the door Of the
Courthouse Of said county, SELL credit of one and
two years. to the highest bidder public auction the
four following Tracts parcels of Land. to wit One
of 32 acres of 1870 acres and two OF 90 acres each
making in all about SOB acres or essali OF which
tracts adoin or lie contiguous each other and are
situated on the great road leading Eas and West, about
. or miles east from the town of Notwithstanding al!
adjoining the lands of Jacob Kent and others. This
place has always been regarded first rate stand for =
public house. The Improvements are two dwelling
houses. AMI out h5uses The purchaser viii be re
luiled to giye b3nI with good $50 unity, aud hen
Will bo retained u?lo The land unrl the paymeu ii IL,
pafeha,o mercy WILLIAM BARNETT. Com
iHo- - -
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DIR. KltfII.'S
W ID d Z q I u % 3 3
REST0REn OF THE BLOOD.
Chronic AND OTHER DISEASES.

WiEfiiEi. projneel by bile, phlesm, from internal
w morbid matters, arising from badly cured old disorders
from tls .lan,, ~ ar ms = ~ - ~ IN
pfiee PER bottle PM >, 80; Quart, ~.
.iassgl'iitie Syrup This Medicine is in all yeaerc1
Disorders certain remedy, and the patient Will iscl him
sell somewhat benefited IN eny four hours Price per Bot
tie: Pint Il 80: Quart, s..
.fjyssiaja .Mrtan celebrated for its speedy and perfect
removal 81 Gonorha and cet also OF the fearful results
consequent its improper benefit IL be Wis
b'c IN Il hours Price fourth Of pint II 5o half pint, So
plat -.
Gold mine Baisaa,, for Bilious and Nervous Affections
Col ds s<c. Prize 80 Cents
iro1iatie EFtFae linment FOR Indigestion Goodness IN
the Stomach, Numbaess Weakness in the Limbs, Rlc'-
matisn &c -Four ounces so cents LalI pint, 81 pint, s.
Depuratse Potodcr for Bilious Aiiectons Bilious Fs-
YER Headache, Diseass Of the Eyes, sc. which IS to be Ia
ken in The Rcstnrer. 5Dconts per box.
pa Ointment, for piles, which is to be applied besides
Bengal Ointment, for letter, Ringyorm, Salt Rhcun,,
Sralihead Erupons oil the SKIM and Foul Ulcers is to be
applied be iles the Restorrr 81
tnrefsa Strengthening Plaster, for Diseases of the
Chest Dyspepsia lnammatory Rhenmatism Palsy paray
SIS &c which is in most all thee to be used besides
the Restorcr 50 els. per box
= Fora fail and particular account Of DR. Kas Mcdi-
ccs tsr properties aud nat re, d. RS Pamphlet,
wherein will likewise be found objections for their se aud
numerous testimonial, which accompany every Mclire,
and may likewise be had, gratis at the office ol DR. X.
his gents by mail.
The Restorer and all other above mentioned Meciucs
are Of Dr. kuls Own discogery and prepared by him
self
Persons wishing to procure any Of the Medicines win di-
rect tier ordcf7tO:
Dir kuhs Office, Richmond, Na any OF following the
Agents n virginia.
DINFI.E = KGMsOuGil, l.ynehbarg.
Thos. J. Obcnchain, Buchanan.
j. J. Patterson x Co, Ianviile
Il. Morgan, Amherst L. II.
Col. Z u Bennett, pittsyIyania {. H.
A. y Mcdonald, Rose Mills, Amle- Isl.
l.oflfas X Perkins, I.osingeton.
Roberts, Mosby i Shepperl, Fahei's Mills, Nelson.
Hill & Melton, I've River Ware House, Nelson.
Appling Y Staples. Warren.
Peter " hiic Seottssilie.
Henry lakewood, Castle Craig, Campbell
Peter ijarksdalc, Republican Grove, Halifax
&. DmSum, Lexington.
8 DR. kuh would further state that Agents appoint
cd Ia all principal towns throughout tlw u. s.
Semi s ,y6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

Esl1 subscriber offers or sale his Lands, lying on
d Magadee creek in Franklin county. and the Dan
vile, franklin and Pttsylvania Turnpike road There
three four Tracts adjoining each other containing
IN the whole between three and four thousand acres-
most Of II rich Mountain Tobacco Land That portion of
the Land lying on the creek and the turnpike hasa fair
proportion Of creek BOTTOM aud is well calculated to
make good farm. On this tract there are good 'roac-
co Houses, excellent Saw Mil. aud four Apple Or
chards. The Land Is now divided into three settlements
but ii will be sbdvided, necessary and sold in lots
to suit persons wishing to purchase.
The abaye mentioned Lands if not sold privately be-
fore the st day ot October next. will thai day. be of
icrod, at public auction. to the highest bidder.
The terms will be, uue-thrd cash. and one and two
years credn for the balance, on the purchasers giving
bond with good aud sufficient security.
Any person DESTROYS of seeing these Lands will plccso
call ca NJ John A. Smith or Mr.. Zackfcd Wade, " hc
lave ntar them, and either Of whom authorized sell
,l,i tAa wAul,, n Ok. TO accommodate paiehasoa.
JOHN II WADE.
~ - VITO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

FeURSUANT to a Deed Of Trust executed by
Il nezakiah Jordan. formerly of the town OF Lynch
burg to the undersigned and Geo. p Richardson's bear
ing date 22d day o November 1877, and duly recorded
in the office Of the Corporation oil Lynchburg. for the
purpose OF securing certain sums ol money due 10 Cen
b. W. 5 Caha will proceed to sell, by way ofpublic
auction, the highest HI dcr, for ready money, before the
door ofthe Franklin Hotel in the town of ynchog, on
the 2}i Of day of September next, c1-aln half acre
Lot ofGroand, ag ard being in the town Aforesaid on
Twelfth street, nj the junction Of said street and first
alley. with the appnrcnancos thereon.
the tile to the aforesaid property is believed to be
unqacsonabe; but selling as Trustee, will convey
such title only is vested in by the deed aforesaid
GEO. WIiITLOCkE.
Sept. 5 w3w
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DAN EgHSE.Es land
E'Sssc ,S,3g.gi.

taNlF subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
Il land, lying Dan River and Wynn's Creek,
in the County of iaitaN Virginia, seven miles East
Of Milton \. c. and on the South side OF the river,
tanning ty survey 579.lCRES. Of which there are 1870
ii river aud creek low grounds, and one hall or
two thirds OF the tract TO clear, OF which there Is
portion Of the finestkiud of TO E.sCEO E.F.ED
The improvements are comfortable DIp ELLLNf;
house. with four rooms, good Tobacco Earns Ne
Houses opd al other Buildings necessary on a
Farm. He deems more particular description unne-
csSary, all persons who wish 10 buy Land like to see
tetore they purchase.
Tie would prefer selling privately. but not sold
before the 30th day of September next, it will on thai
day 20 at public saleo On the premises The terms
will be liberal and made known that day.
JOHN II. CARTER.
JAY % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

E1llE Subscriber, having determined 10 the
q Western Country. vii sell great bargain i'll his
lands LYING in the c tuntv of Halifax amJuntinr L,
TWO THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACRES,
all OF which will be Ill Together or it will be divided t,
Elements. The first wheraDn now reside csntaing
One housa4I aad ting tees, fair pr1Pirnn Of whir,
is W o u IA SD and has upon it a very excel
lent - ~ J, }. REF'G EssD Use, anl all necessa
~ out houses such as Barns. Stables, sc. This Land
IS situated about miles .arth of Halifax CO. TO-, up
the road cpl3n from tlt place to Lynehbdrg. The
ianl in hi1h stale OF cil lgatun and eadapted
oihe cultivation of Corn, Oats, Wheat and Tobacco.-
There are two hundred and ten Of GOOD Bottom
Land attached to this tract, well drained The second
TRACT is adioininr the hoae tract. and contains
SEpEN HUNDRED ,iCRh,S, which also has
fair proportion of Wood Land. This tract is also in
hgh state of eultjyaoa and has upon it good Dwell
linz III mSe AMI all necessary out houses, sc AS barns.
Stables, sc. This tract has SIXTY FIVE ACRES
of low grounds attached to IT, that is well drained with
bitches. SC. The tird T entains TWO
EssfSDssssb AND ssXYX-EiVE ACRES,
with fair proportion OF Wood Land, and has comior,a
bic buildings upanit | am really determined to sell
these lands and will give great bargain in the lands
and if is not sold before the 9Th day of October NEXT
will that day. expose the whole OF at public
ton together with all my Crop of every description.
! Stock Of all kinds Household Furniture. &C.
TER Ms will be- liberal and made known on the day
Of sale. JAMES PETTY
- Richmond Country Wing will copy. weekly till
! 18th October and send It's account 10 this "icc
blay y Mt'5o
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NT4ASEssN aEON sEDVkiE..

FsyliE PROPRIETOR of this Establishment re
q turns his thanks 10 his patrons Tor their generous
support, and assures them tia' he has made every ar
ranlrment for the accommodation Of the public.
in the most comfortable manner, and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence Of the embar-
rassnent Of the times, he has reduced his charges to
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which had been .s,iciaded buiwefu Lord AsbBon and
Mr. Webster communicated II Tee |. =. Sfnaie by
the President, he accompanied II with thu fiowine
Msssagc. The darumcHt cnhrarrs 81 eeaF and rorur1
henSisea summary 81 the Negotiation. with the several
points discussed aud settled 10 satwuscde tin necess
rs al republshing Al i,is lse The vaumnaus CORES
gsnaelce which Iasscd hctwten tte negotiations The
snsanhip Il It's PAPER is attrtnled. 0o sec 10 Mr.
Ne.s:er.
MESSAGE.
l.src The satisfaction TO csnaniraie 10 The Senate
iho rssuls Of the gotta tos recently had ii hs eIis
lbesc fosulis comprise
lsi. 4 Treaty. 10 settle md i, fne the Boundaries bs
isccn the territories o the uiltI States ami The psfs
slu,is Il Her britannia Majesty u Notlh America. lar
the Suppression ai the African slave uae. and the
Surrender Of cfimlss fupitlt.s lin aaiIep IN certain
easfs
Cd A cansi1undfuco on lie sth.,ct Il the inlcrfer
,snre 81 Tho Caial anariites Il III, British West IN
dies viii American uoIclanf vessels driven hy stress
al weaher or csflf Nv violence lnip line a5fis OF th 50
cclai.es
~ 4 -,rra.tal5rnc, upon fie subject Of flc attack
and a.,ifncii,i, Of Tie 81. aia.laal Gar,hsr.
It'll rfsf, 1arrc oa The #i4h -,t a llJ.praaqtncpt
H. this itf,ft 4iaf .,,,, la, 1ii5 a tb, :.
,,.fs :, ,s,li ,,=5,.i, g. ia n t. ..l,f, l,,u,lsfv
W., a. s,lost ,,r .sss91 in, ,i,s stl,,,,. Al
settene,, and 3ss s,,,,a,s I..l T., #ir1tten.
~, ,5tl,,i d., ~ ,i.,,fI5sa tho ,,5.,., fe,co -
III. ~. I-o,4 tt,t.,s ,i .l N.,, .,,re. ,,,,,l,,f
ie ,,,,1 I.,o..,,r,,i,,I a., J,,tt al ,ls ,,t,.l,t,
m, A,aa M, h. IN H. tt,,,,r, ,lsl has been
!. - ~ H., al. ,,, 4 ii ,l -,
rsniaf ~ ,se l,,d SCI h., sr,,,'l III. IN.
.zs,,ic !, s,i,,,t ~ ,,,.,rf..a Ca, .f.,4st,,, b,3
hes. ,,t,.N, id a., L,3 tsal H. .et,ls .i ,,,,,,
j, ala, ,.ss f,s8 AZ ,t e,r,,enr,,a, Ii ,,,r
- s,I,-.s,.,.5s,.s t - =, -, -! a..
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Aug. ! |


~ G & & u - IL ~ u ~ = h 8.
~ TIE. subscriber would inform the
w public that he has n band lar,e
N--,.fs5s..u.o assortment Of Wagons of diff
Nm icreut sizfs, from two to six horse
$ made by good workmen aud of good
timber. ALSO large assortmontof 2 L o u rs If
the various patterns commonly used in this section u
country. all Of which will be s1ld low Tor cash. All re-
pairs in the above business done with despatch.
DAVID +. REEFS.
August II w9m
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sg, Fs. EsEGss.EFsEs%

YEAS in store general assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery, which he will continue to sell at vcryre
duced prices, fer cash
July 2S Is
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The following prices:
Board for inan and horse per day, 81 81
Board for man do %
BY the single meal. for dinner, 80
For breakfast supper 81
For Lodging %
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
hes, liquors. his table supplied with every variety which
the market afford; neat aud we'll furnished rooms,
obligng servants and an ateatire Os,lr.
The Proprietor sufficiently fortunate, notwilh-
standing the mldness of the winter. obtain plentiful
supply OF | { +. that his patrons, who think
"Gor.D WATER Fs TtsE Hs:sr."
may be assured of always finding pitcher of good ICE
WArER-qiite Iu<nrJ amid the summer heats.
The sta res will call at any place ur the aecommWa
ton Of travccrs jas. VI IANHllOltNt"
GJ For hire, good Hack, gentle horsrs, and a
'ful driver. j. NJ L.
July Is MDn
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BOATING BUSINESS.

fEslFsl' .erhars viii hereafter deyeta their entire and
9 cycasyl attention to the
FsHassnG ssslNiGess and Coal Trade,
anl respectfully solicit share oil public paronage
They have III operation. upon the canal line cons st
ing Of EIGHT SUPERIOR FREIGHT BOATS.
70 their friends and customers IN the Forwarding aud
Commission Business they return their most sncefe
thanks, and respectfully refer them to the advertisement
o partnership formed with :. II. Davis. Jr., wlo
will hereafter have the exclusive management and con
tra of that business To be conducted under the style and
firm of S. H. DAVIS, Jr.. & Co.
They have entered into this co-parnership with the
view Of mora strict and prompt attention to each depart
mea by which they hope 10 render general satisfaction
&C. The house Of n5an, kinncr & Co., Richmond,
has been discontinued.
DOIAN, KINNlFR s. Co.
Jan q 'l7Mh wits
yTIRGINiA:-at rule, he'd in the Clerks ollie of the
Comfy Court Of Bsiiord, on Monday, the LIST day OF An-
gust, 1872:
William kasey sr and John Board and William MsCabo,
late merchants and prcs trading under the styie and firm
Of Board y Aetabe, llainti,
Nancy iatcher Elizabeth MaAey, John Ferguson, James
Nancy and Jemma his VIII. Stephen Mcbride and Emily
his wife, Nancy Semonas Thomas Semonas and Permenas
English and Newton kasey and John board administrators
with the Will annexed Of jeremiah Ferguson, decd
Defendants.
IL CHANcERY.
The Defendant Elizabeth Aaxey not having entered her
appearance aad given nis according TO the Act Of As
senby and tie rules OF this court and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that she is inhabitant Of thus COM
mnnucah IS ordered that said defendant appear
here the fourth Monday in October next, and
the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper, published IL he
town of Lynrhhar% for months excessively and posted
at the front door Of the Ionrhoass Of this county "A
ko. C. MITCHELL, cp.c.
August Is w2u
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william q Nary College.

! mence On the 2nd Monday in October,
Course .jor he degree of.1. D.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Bibles Letters. Logic, Ethics md ihsiory-'rhonlas
L. Dew President and Professor.
Poiticd Lar and Gopanmea-Deyeriy Tucker,
Pnlissor.
. Mathematics Robert Saunders. Professor.
Caemisiry Wilmington, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
Political Economy and .ietphysies-T honlas Il.
Dow. Priles<er.
Natural Phiospiii-Ioln Millingon, Professor.
Mathematics Robert Saunders, Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASS
Jae-B. Fucker, Professor
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders, Pro
itssar.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
.7acicai Languages Charles Mlnniaegode, profes
scr.
To enter the Junior Latin Glass, the Student mustb
prepared to read 5aust and vrg and Tor admission
INTO the junior Greek Class he be prepared 10 read
Aonophon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
August Is. 1912:
ENlLSON MATHEWS of the county of Bedford,
w having filed petition. PRAYING that he may be de-
claed bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors of the said Wilson Mathews show cause
to the court the 10Th Gay of September next, why the
said Wilson Mathews be not declared bankrupt pursn
ant to tho of Congress in that bchalf and that copy
oths order be published in the newspapers, according
to the 22d ard Gath rules of Court.
Copy-Tcste,
HENRY GIBSON. Cfk.
Aug Is WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15

IuE. TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRi
TAIN AND THfIf. STATES -When itn Treaty
which had been is,lciade buiwefu lord ashhBron and
Mr. Netst,r vas communicated 10 tie / =. senate BY
the pn.sideni. he aocoinl anicd II with thu flluwinp
Message The document embraces 81 clear and courU
henSise summary 81 the negaliaan. with the sctefai
points discussed aud settled. Ia suprscde he necess
iv al repuhllshing tss tne fhe valuninaus CORES
,sndsaiee which lasscd hciween ito negotiations The
sutlsurshp cf ts.s PAPER is Attributed. Sc, 10 Mr.
NrisseF
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Franklin Lands fOrSagc.

Sept. 5
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IS slEsu srhers VIII hereafter devotatheir entire and
g cyrlusiyd attention to the
EsNn9srle. ES,YaiErss End Goal kY2 de.
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Yg.,,s,ee's Sale or scny Estate.

lllp. Is
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-03
From the Baltimore Clipper.
THE NAVY.

In all conflicts with foreign nations, the Navy OF
the United States must be looked TO the most eec'
i've arm OF warfare. On the bravery, skill and dsciP-
line of our naval officers and seamen, the country
mainly rely to sustain its honor and advance us
glory How, necessary, then, is il that the regua,
tons by which this alimportant branch OF national
tending protection alike to all, from the commandant
ken to existing laws relating to the Navy, as being
too indefinite and of admitting Of acts OF oppression
against which there can be no redress We must lay
broad foundation if we would raise substantial SUI
perstruclure. The Navy of the United States Is pui
in its infancy but is destined TO become allPoweriui
on the ocean. 1t has already by its gallant ieats at
racted the attention and excited the admiration oil the
woodland is looked forward TO the future compe-
or of Great Britain for the supremacy of the sea- IL
will be our own fault should fail to fulfil public ex-
pectation To render il efficient in future time, the
proper spirit should be infused into at the present
by the adoption Of such laws for its government as
shall guarantee equal justice to all its members
On this subject pamphlet has just been published,
which should attract the attention of government.
II is entitled "An inquiry into the necessity and ge-
neral principles Of reorganization IN the United States
Navy with an examination of the true sources OF
subordination' an Observer. We have read
this pamphlet with care and agree with the writer al
to the necessity Of the proposed reorganization and
the injustice which may be inflicted under the present
system. The facts stated by the author are indspu-
table and his reasoning is cogent and nvnclng. We
know him not but he breathes the spirit of patriot
and maness becoming interest in the character and
usefulness Of the Navy.