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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MEDICAL DGpAR rMgST
~ The plan OF instruction In this department Of The Ivr
presents prcuares be found In other School Of Meie
In the Union. The Lectures the u ufl
and terminate the ith OF July ensuing.
Owing the length OF the session. which embraces perio
months. three Professors enabled Ia perform all The
which In other medical institutions usually assigned N
and the students seldom required aend Than
lectures the day. BY This cement the students
opportunity OF being well grounded la Anatomy Phy,io
and other elementary branches OF Medical Science bre hr,
their applications IN connection with the study o
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Inncdt, before each lecture, the students snicledn
full and rigid examination the preceding lecture
purtuns approved books IL apparent, that the PLAN
which outlines have been briefly stated Is which aoas
the student well complete his medical srt,
in the institutions and presents happy combination Of the adya
tages of the system Of instruction by private pupa2e aud h
public lectures.
aud the degree o d. d. without reference TO the mr
engaged In the study Of medicine, cf joining u,
school, provided he undrsoes In 4 satisfactory the ya
examinations prescribed by the enactments.
John Emmett NJ D., Professor of Chemistry Pharmacy an
SIateria Medica.
Medicine, Obstetrics AMI Medical Jurisprudence.
Surgery. WILLIS II. WooDLEY, P,oia
July q @-sr
ar-The Richmond Whr the Baltimore Patriot, baltimore Ee
publican Psbug Gazette and The Winchester Republican wi
publish both Of the above for weeks; and the Cincinnati o.
zeite Wheeling Gazette Valley Star, the Raleigh Register af
Fayetteville Observer ~ c. Nashville Republican aud unsa.
Tenn. Natchez Courier md Mlssissppian, Miss tharea
Courier Hercnry s. c. the Mledgevile Recorder aud "a
vannah Georgian Ca the Mobile Chronicle the Huntsville H.
and Flag Of the Union, Ala the Argus aud Bee n y
and Journal and Advertiser, Louisville, KY, will publish
both Of The above advertisements weekly to the amo o b
dollars for both and send copy 10 the Proctor The es
papers will forward thr 10 the Editor 0 the Enqn
pnbsh daily papers insert the foregoing advertisements
their country papers only.
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GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE, Raynond's Copy-This
" useful family Medical Book which has received such pat
ronage for sewers. years. introduced revised and
,ereoypcd by the publisher for the popeto Raymonds copy
wiz: The enlarged copy beautifully executed both in printing
and binding Is enbched with costly steel engraving
which the autograph likeness of Dr. Gunn and copy
ain the certificates Of several distinguished medical gentlemen
and is stamped the back in gold letters Raymonds Copy
by which purchasers give their orders.
All orders oI this forwarded To Mr. G. v Raymond New
York. Rev. j. w Tlyard, Baltimore aud Rev. Jos De
cour, Camden, New Jersey, will receive prompt attention.
G. v RAYMOND. Pub. C. D. NJ.
June ~ 10 MON
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T7HIRTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the sub
scrber on 9th Of Stay last, Negro Man. named Antho-
ny. Anthony dark, low, chunky fellow, about tweny
years old bu would think be Is hardly grown) had
when len yarn Winter clothes and wide hat.
give OF thirty dollars Tor apprehension
delivery OF said negro secured In jail get
him again. JOHN WALTON, SR.
ThomPsons Roads, Louisa CO., Va. Aug 70. 9s-w4w'
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o STUDENTS OF LAWhe subscriber proposes 70 e, Re-
omen hi. Establishment South street, BALTIMORE upon ,ne
extensive plan formerly And should suitable number
Of students this and the first OF October ne
there will be delivered of Lectures mofa anu
historical Subjects addition many on Law ana me pnnoS
nhy of general politics Students will also have the
Moot Court organized most practical way, ana an
siye law and miscellaneous library ut their copinanu ine
tabshment will for lew studehts' III
OF tnose VINO may ne'eai'e' o DAVID HOFFMAN.
9-wl6w
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DENTAL suRGERY.-R N. HUDSON, Drsr.L SURGEON,
- Richmond p continues supply the loss Of Teeth from
full with Beautiful Incorruptbe Artificial Substitutes
such will insure the ease, permanenry and
utility in mascation and enunciaion Ten years
sve practical experience Dentist both in this country and
Europe, enables him 10 perform oil operations the ap
proved plans and with tia; and geneness which those
cuiary sensitive and nvaluaDle organs require.
REFEREScEs-R Richmond, va Messs Hubbard & Gardner
Rev. Dr. Pumcr, Gen Pecram Dr. Brockenboue Gen. Peyton
Dr. H. e. Cahe, Dr. Chamberlayne S. Baxter ESQ.,; Stanton
"a Hon. Biiscoe G. BALDWIN, John H. Peyton Esq, Hon. A. H.
H. Stuart, Hon. Lucas T. Thompson, Thos. J. Niche, Esq
The undersigned, having had ample opportunities becoming
acquainted with the professional merits Of n. Hudson
Surgeon Dentist takes pleasure him
pnbc gentleman eminenty skilled in his profession and
of department Dr. Hudson engaged the
practice of his profession in Staunon recently about three
years. during which time he operated upon The Teeth Of seve
members OF my family and entire satisfaction lie also in
serted several whole Sets Of Tee and great many single
Teeth and far have heard his operations have been up
proved of and feel assured that speak general
Of the community wien that Dr. Hudson regarded in
comparaby the beat Dentist who has pacsed in Stanton
ALEXANDER II II. STUART.
Stannton, Augusta CO., Va Nov. ls4l.
Office Main street, few doors below the Exchange Bank
Aug 26-wly
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IN CHANCERY UIRo,sI:.At Rules held in the Clerks or
Of the Ccuh Iperor Court Of Law Chancery for
Powhatan county the 4 to the 9Th day July in the year
1912:
Edward F. Baugh, Plaintiff:
against,
r. p Graves Administrator of Edward F. Baugh deceased
and Edward Lynch and Harriet his wife, Sarah A. Baugh
and Others Defendants:
The defendants Edward A. Lynch and Harriet wife, and
A. Baugh having entered their appearance
pearing satisfactory evidence, :t they Inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth the motion Of the plaintiff by his
Coune Il Ordered That the Edward Lynch and
wife, and Sarah Baugh do appear before the Judge
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance for Powhaan
house thereof, the first day next No
and the bill Of the plan and copy
order forthwith inserted In published
city OF Richmond and continued for
svey and that another copy be posted the front door Of
Courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
R. F. GRAVES, D. C.
July % o2-wswa
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AND &C. FOR sALE.-aving determined to remove -, 20
IL the South Ih. subscriber will Offer for sae on inesnay
highest bidder his Of Land in Orange county, on me
Pnnunkey river four miles from Omnge Ten from
r lands Of Capt William Stevens Dr. Gymes and b. Bell
Eso The tract 9 400 Of which are
Tic la,,s INV rrnupds and large portion In meadow
There Is good new Saw the land, large orchard Of a
choice selection fruits aud comfortable dwelling house he
viii oIso sell At the and place large quantity oil nay
s stock Of Berkshire Hogs Lincolnshire and Blackwell sheep
and cattle a number Of the latter line heeves
M balarce in one and years. by bond anu approved
security deed Of rs The land VI the PERSONAL pro-
v ali an m, of $40 and under that twelve
months credit This land surrounded by almost ineIaust-
lille quantity timber, which will render the saw i va
uahe one. communication directed 10 ME, u oahge
Court house, will be attended to- m,n >, ,ouv.oY
do
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TN Rules held Clerks Of
of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
the county OF Charles City, in the month Of July, 1922
Mary w Harrison, Plaintiff:
against
Francis H. Mcclure and Mary w. his wife, Anna Mercer Hnr.
rison Lucy Harrison, Maria Harrison Evelyn HARRISON Henry
Harrison Benjamin Harrison, Nathaniel Nelson Thomas NJ Nell
son. Abby Nelson Ann Rosae Nelson Robert stanard Richard
Anderson and the President Directors Co. Of tho Bank Of vir
ginia, Defendants
The defendant Thos. NJ Nelson, having his
pearance and given security according the of Assembly
and the of this Court and appearing by evil
dence that he is nabiant Of this country, II ordered
That the said defendant do appear the The
Court and the bill of the Plaintiff that copy
OF this order be inserted in published in The city
Richmond for months successfully and another copy post
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Tcste,
Ro. w. CHRISTIAN, c. C.
Aug OF 32-WSW
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l. Richmond ON the Three Chopped Road containing 30
acres eighty In woods my in MEADOW adapted to The growth
ehard of yong peach in healthy and desirable
nrylboruod As the gentleman who Is anxious to re-
'o' LEWIS HILL,
Collector and 4yrat.
g. a 3t-w3W
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
100000 100 prizes Of 900 dollars!
INION LOTTERY Class a, for Is42 10 be drawn at Alex

8, 396 prizes, amonntingto Si,2iI,2io
70 No. Tottery-l3 drawn ballots
A Certificate Of a Package Of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
No do Of Half do H0
DO. de- 20 Quarter do. gu
Do do. 26 Eighth do. IS
Tickets shares and certificates Of packages the above
constantly for SALE in the greatest variety Of
numbers, the Office of the Managers, Richmond. Va.
distance will receive the prompt attention.;
and drawing over Of 1t will be sent
to all who order from IL. Address
j. c. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
auco 3a-Wtd
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JNFIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL c ..n,,sIou,
Persons lsboring under diseases Of amy KIND, no.
are admitted In this Institution the following aies ,t q
For any period exceeding six weeks FAIL air weeks
per week, eolored DO AZ g. For any period e1ceeos
deduction Of 81 per made 10 every case msdf
The above charges include board nune attenn
the patient NAV Ieaue e1i,s ehargs are msae ~ ~
There are separate wards for the dbesh. In aver
and the accommodations are ample anu so"p'e
spect. "a, H.. yrs,i,ution daily,
one having charge Of The Surgical wards and the one
Scai The living In ward h the charge oil ts a,s
Obstetrics In nil important the Faculty o. INC
Gentlemen sending servants the country to zoe sdis
are eYneetsd te give city reference. I<itefE shoua
ed TO the President OF the InhrmaIy. 7q-wly
Dsc. 90
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al parrns
With general assortment Of
Pushes, landings Bindings, Tips
Side Innings, Tissue Paper
Draw Strings Bow do, Skivers, &C.. &c.
To which invite the attention O the public with the
suance that price, shall suited The times, and low
rs they be had in this any other city.
JOHN THOMPSON & CO.
Sept. Q l3a-wfw
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University of Pennsytrania- Medical Department.
Sr,soE OF lS42-G
THE Lectures will Tuesday, the LIST OF Novemn,
and he continued, under the following arrangement, ~
middle Of March ensuing.
Practice and Theory Of Medi- IN
cbem}s,ry - Robert Hare, NJ. d.
Su,gerv 90 William Gibson, NJ. ~
Ann,omv Sc William f. lIorntr M
Institute. or Medicine. IS Samuel Jackson, ". u
sateria Medca and Pharmacy, George B w ood, h. "
Obstetrics and the Diseases of o
Women aud Children, :" Hugh Ia Hodge d. DE-
course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations In eonnrt
ion with above given the very extensive and con'eh
Clinical Medicine nv w w. Gerhard NJ. d.
Clinical Surgery, !" Urs Gihoon ana n n,,,
Dr. Horner continues public attendance the sad op
until August st md the tickets of admission are ued m %
year November l they remain valid for biz course and |
other service Of the housc, until the time expires 10
Clinical Instruction In Medicine also kiven from tn IN
Of November 10 The st day o March, by Wood in the enn
syvania Hospital, institution which Is well known ao
the finest and hest conducted In6nnaries 10 The u saes
The for Prai raI AuaIomy will he opened uo
and continued 10 march, They under The snp
of Paul Beck Goddard, NJ. ~ uenosator, with
the part Of Or. Homer. . !. ,,,,ony
Copous additions the very extensive cabinets o. a,
Materu Nedica, Chemistry Sm geiy. and ObSecs M
made and in the policy of the
10 tions, both daetic and Clinical u
practical and influential Us possible In imPan'ng s'
dIcai education. . n,,, ,,,r
The Professor Of Matea Medca besides his cabineI,
eYte nsiye and well furnished Conservatory from when M
bed, in the fresh and growing state, the native ana e
cnal Plants. w. h HOhNEh, ~. ~,
Deaa Of the Medical faea"y
963 chesHu. street. Philadelphia. a,,t..
Norx-A considerable number Of the distinguishes ssa,
Of the school who IN connexon with The Medoa
of the Guardians If the Poo and with the different r,
and beneficiary establishments Of the city give Cnea ~ l.r
menary instruction through the year. In private, ahu
rounds Of practice, TO such gentlemen as desire H. INN
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obEs
Where aie thy lau:eis, Time: they're not
Upon rhy brow to-day
ThOnsn meet we on this classic spot
Thy summons Ia obey.
Where are Thy trophies: say
Since we Thy claim have not forgot,
Show It's thy Sceltfe's SWAY
Ynn m ui,.linS stand, for aye, sublime,
Unchanged, and liked, aud fast
old iion,e;'s pacc Is in its prime,
Glorious, and grand, aud vasi:--
Though wears have joined the past
And on hath rolled the car 81 Time,
Untouched, unchanged, they last,
And al unchanged 10 they appear,
Who once these green hauntS knew
Point not thy finger, Tine, They're he'e,
With unchanged hearts, and True.
Net take the !,onor due,
Some brow'S deep line--snine rins!ci sere--
Trophies we yield TO you.
P,rchanc- 10 mem'p's humid eye,
The good, green CAVES appear.
ave. his their bl.ssGdness 10 die,
Who've loved, and treasured here,
With spirit free, on high,
In graves kept green by many tear
Ills victory thus 10 lie.
Vet change hath come by kindlest hands,
Religion, Science, Art,
Have beauteou> made these classic lands,
Have halIowed mind and heart,
Where lwanged old Paucns' dart,
Aud waved the plnmes of warrior bands,
Scarce have their memory part.
And long as Eearsarse shall climb,
And Saco's stream shall flew,
Nav Science, Taste, ana Truth sublime,
aiakr bright these wales below,
ii!sii Heaven lis grace bestow,
sud 49,, by Faith, III conquer Time,
And hG,,eS immortal know.
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ENTIRELY NEW.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BLACKINC, &c, &C.
BboIr<nIe and Pefnu

THE subscriber will open, by the tenth Of srpemnf, Co.
new Store, door above Messrs Hubbard Gaiahe rs
Main street three HUNDRED packages Of Boots sho~s ,,
Backing &c. &C. comprising every vnrety OF adies, Ia
men,s rnIsses boys and chIren's ots, Shoes, super
yelling Trunks Carpet Bags, Bear Skins &c, &c The
which Is new and fashionable, and will be sold ve Toth
hoesae and RETAIL for cash. good town acceptance es
Carolina and Virginia Merchants particularly rTSry
and examine my stock. SAM Eli 80. e.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Boots Shoes Va
% ~ a0-wlyf
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D.csmh.r nsIt TIL. II. FOX,
~ ~ Z. NELSON FOX. /
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ScIA. 2

T AND FOR SALE Being DESTROYS 10 Missouri, Of
L. fer for private sale my Tracts Of Land In Mecken
burg and the Brunswick the former The land on which
sided Upon both Of places there excellent dwelling
houses every for the security Of crops
land in brunswick 64 In tile fork OF Roses
aud Great Geek within mile q awencevlle, and most
desirable for large and opnlen family The tract in
eckenburs contains lying FAIRBANKS creek, three
miles Mort of St. Tammany, with good Grist Mill on IT, and
lie land of quality for ioacco and in good condition for
crops Purchasers are invited look at this property and judge
for themselves The terms will br acconmodatingand refer
10 bjessYs Hugh L. Parsvllc Edward B. Hicks the
brunswick land will be pleased TO at my house
the other PaSCHAL BkhCf.
MecklenLurg, Aug ~, 1879. 2S-wu
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-Un Tuesday, tie 4th day
October next if fair and not hen ON the ne fair day,
shall offer for SALE at public auction upon The premises my
the county Amherst and five miles below the town
Of Lyncbbs the containing by late survey IT'S acres Of
very grounds through which the canal does
pass there Of high land also undivided
portion .beng onehr Of 100 land adjoining the above
The fertility Of this etatets adaptation 70 the growth of tobacco
corn wheat and oatsts contiauy the OF lynchbrg
BILE particular description k unnecessary Those disposed
and invited visit the aud Judge
themselves. The tenant Mr. Geo. Peityohn of AM
h.rt well acquainted with The land and viii nqni-
res of disposed purchase The purchaser will have
the privilege of sowing wheat tins fall and possession win be
given the first day Of next January.
The terms will S450 cash The day Of sale, third Of
the resdne he paid The 18th Of August e3another
third on the 18Th of August. 1874 aud the remaining third on the
day Of SALE the interest Will remtted il the
ney pnnctnnlly paid The title to the land will he retained
payment made Letters paid addressed ~
reference this property, and directed to the Virginia
Mll'sP. o. Buckingham county, will receive due attention
ROB- BOILING
August Dc HQ-Wths
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~ OTICE-A persons having claims against of Ma
thane Smith, deceased will present them for settlement
Those indebted wilt please make Immediately am
close the administration practicable
MARTIN JAMES, Executor.
S.l9 J0-wSW
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II completed day, they will be
nued from day TO day, until completed.
JAMES PEARCE Agent
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LALL G0OUS.-1he Subscribers receiving their Fall
Sock Of HATS CAPS, &C. and by the LIST Of September,
will offer the public the largest oak Of Goods they have
hal embracing all the latest Styles and at such prices will BE-
satisflco.y Our assortment is In part az follows:
600 doz black and drab Wool Hats, from
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J. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
Office an, Cd door beor .naa aad ith sfrees
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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1896 prizes-39,7Il blanks. $9la 9ia
.ttariy many Prizes 70 Blanks!
g Number I.otrTy-l5 drawn ballots!
Tickets Sl5-hnlves 5U-quarrrs 76-eghths 81.
Ceidcae Of Package of 26 Whole Tickets, siso 90
no. do. &c Half do. so 90
DO do. % Quarter do. IS 90
DO. do. % Eighth do. q so
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Splendid Lotteries far September and October.
GRAND SCHEME:
$4,000 so prizes Of 81 POOLS drawn ballots.
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POETRY.

(Frorr l. HRS Hamp.s,,s Pa'rint
Mes.rs Ed ,crsAt Conway, learned thai on u ensuing
cav Aug Ia abe the "Sem'-c"unni, 'cieai"; -" me
Academy Fcbug accepted the kind invitation 0, Sn .;
ead, partly perhaps fr The purpose o seem. is ooAu'n
village extensive n,ervale, ,hr vary {" e i'! le
view Of the nt.borins h!s :" me Wnie
Mountains with ;ct uudcapprd smlis ih7 TAR ~ VIC uis
rance the REGULAR aud majestic ciline c he tne acn
f, r ,I Che iua 10 Look ddihiy upon Tie
bis aud VIA all ne p'c 81 sei
hennty and consciousness OF silr@h G'y 10 seek 10
hnI conversation wLihwind, the s;on and the iieh;
Zines mai ~ around Gizzy egt:lnd the village
,~ ~ REGULAR streets neatly painted houses extensive
i,ms:-and upon South To loyewt'S 'on most 20
,n,niic sheet scf but duuby n,eren. by the
sori,inns thfns the mind when We sand upon the
yery sD, where tonahawk gli>eucd ANA The hnlct wills
I'D wherr tie white an died with for his family aud
ms country and The Indian ded too with curses upon The pale
fares" and singing The sIiri! death song.
~ one O'Clock, T.. A. procession was FORMED on e site OF
the Old academy 1.-The building which Dane Webster taught
, small ideas fire. Consisting Of the students m the
nstop teachers trustees orator OF the day, clergy o'ne
students 81 the academy and citizens generally rs
orred Nv The Portland Bass Band the procession marched The
meeting house delivered by Kew Mr. feSsen-
ian M Rridrrton A son Of the oleS. minister of f.
The fin. ode written for the occasion by aiis H. morn
ro was sun. by the choir, in the good old tune Of
= An
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SUPERINTENDENT 81 rnE uls. An

lthas given ps FnuchI pleSsure il o5.
serve TIA; this sdsIsci has al Ieagth found
Us way into CePgrsss, and thai the views
end oplnions Olsen expressed by urhave
found advocates % TIE f90f III tie House
pf Representatives. wv haYe repeated
" exposed 70 some extent tie non rule
pf The military sapersnssnaenis IL Spring.
field and HarpeE's Fkrrs established over
the operative armoters III those Places;
cor have We been Eoatent with mefe
exposition Of the grievances complained
Oft On the con.raay. We have several
times essayed II shgw Atonce the impro.
Prieiy and the impylicy pf i military SUI
peFihtendehcy Aoves ! civil institution,
with its ariirrepublicanism and gross in
consistency; and Ne cannot feel other
wise than thankful 10 AlIessrs. Barton and
Calhoun. Of thslHOsse 81 Representatives,.
for The spirit With which they have come
up to the adyaheeraenl of similar views.
andto the adyocact OH the civil rights of
class Of tnealas ssslhl ana respectable
as any other in The country. Though net
located amongst thsm, Vie have lnot,heen
without iniofmAiioa t9uthing their char
lactsr condition AND ryIces--intorralion
which our position gave u. no smallyop-
lportnnity 10 use fcz their relief from op.
lpression-arelief which " nowin prospect;
may almost certain. ma sqaes,loh d !
Il military superintendensy .qvef these Of
Eany other civil Institutions, never was,
and never canfprgperly be shade : ques
49, ~ v.~t,. ill., rf1x-aS 49, yzsss liant Aair 3
violence 10 principle awe would therefore
tthat those who desire arestbratlnn 81 the
civil superinte hdeucy would guard against
auy such illegitfpate cofneSion. Our
Recollection isE that large nurnbers Of cltl.
zens Of both the places mentioned above,
truly without distinction ri patty united
with the armoser; ia esfer, io Aid them 70
obtaining relief f;pm sspeciss5pf military
oppression Re pugnant tp the feelings apt
lprinciples Of Amfsricancitizens But ths
pride of an epan}ette would npt deign <
receive a COMMITTEE ofpfmoters, nor ever
condecend ID listen tp their fellow Gill
zens his aastgrs out offthe Fruits OF who's
Industry he was educated first, andPald
He'd and clothed Afterwards, not, il Woul'
seem, to defend his country blt tp tyran
.lnizs over those engaged in making pre-
Iparations for1 her deiehcek Equally in
successful we're appeals 70 thk powers a
bove him !. bnt iheindepsndeht press an
THE peoples Representatives. were mott
ba driven ents-eIy from their purpose. an
We now loolSsto; he fruit 6fSperseyeranc
I'LL 4 much NEEDED ref5rm: When thos
institutions shall be under the superinten
dence Of mea who are practical armorer!
who can wlbfk il the business, and hav
: done, so. then will tha operatives subm
/, with eheerfulness 10 the necessary rule
presdrbed byI men Who cab symRathis
j with them AHA the UaRed States will RI
qeive better service altizdore : III !. j..
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/ WARRANT TRIALS.

The following Is he arrangement Of Justices
cot irying Warrants al Hsrpers-Ferry.
Jvbn Moler and Fontaine Beckham, Esqs. on
ihe fssi Saturday 81 January, March, MAY, July,
September, aud November. =
Richard Henderson and George B. Stephen
saH, Esqs. on The tbird Saturday Of the same
ps0nihs.
John strider aad John T. HenkIe, ESqs, on
tie .fra Saturday of February. April, June, Au-
ghsi. October, aud December.
Gerard 3. Wager. Esq, on The third Saturday
or The same mohihs.