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POETRY
THE HOUR GLASa.
a 81 syQ

Marx n, -o;,.-a q lbs iha. pass
B..sn.ly ,hrou.a III. crystal GAS.
Mra, ring b. their ceascless fall.
n.ay-r', ,nos; precious gilt 70 all.
Pansrie>s, III. tte saE: L. zone,
See the siicn. cu::en; run.
TN i,.,nward treasure Shed
When another hour Is fed
is task perio'net, is ,'ave! pas',
Like mortal man il fts's at last
Sc, lei some hand inveft is frame
And all lis powers return same
For all the golden grains remain
To work III If little hour again.
Bu, who .hsl torn The glass for man,
From which the golden cnrren, ran
CoIec again the precious sand
Which Time mas scattered with his hand
Bring back lies sireata with vital power
And bill u run ANOTHER Rorn
A th,usard years III toll were vain
To gather up one sircie grain.
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One hundred and iorty.tive passengers arrived
in The Great Weslern-,he largest number that
ever came in an Ocean Steamer.
Among them are Hon. D. Jenifer la.e Ameri-
can Minister 10 Austria; J. Jenfer, Esq. lais Al
tache Co.; the Hon. w. Boulware, late American
Minister TO Naples; Hon. G. Hughes, late .ame-
rican'Mins!cr at Hague Miss Hughes; F. W.
Schmidt, Esq, Prussian Consul y. s.; J. II.
Vernon, Esq, NJ. P. for East Rclion; Francis
Waring Esq, Fl. 3. NJ Consul al Norfolk; Mrs
WaIins; D. Wake, Esq. Fl. 3. N. Consul at
North and South Carolina; Mrs. Wake and ser
want; r. l. C-id!and Esq, Vice Consul q, Nor
folk; w. f. Coffin, Esq, Sheriff of Montreal !;
Mrs Coffin 2 children, and . servants; Prof De
Lacey and lady, 2Misses De Lacey.
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:.asfery Notice.

DERSONS at distance wishing !
Ticket in that fine Lottery 10 De o., Ia
have only toenclose The amount ths, Xxx
YES, 10 The undersigned, and get 'he'F '-''
return mail. c,,i,sl
Whole Ticke, Nos. 10 SO 81 aRv0F
sold by
Sept, 5
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,rcdngs 81 The Eoid Convention, ""lc" 10 -
blrd ~ Abingdon sn rlr 3Sh ut. "cafc iof'''
% con!irr out.cl:rs - an ab'ira"''
TLrrc were from 'fenacssce 10 deicS"''.' w
Knox county 3, Sullivan II and iia"E'h' =
From Virginia, there woc - d,l'%as's ana a.
( lrlna'"s, VIZ: Lynchbarg !, BoclonH Roaho"
6, Gle. ,, Carroll 5, Wy,iie :, Smyti' ! i Wash
nyon "a, Russell 5, Scott and Lee :
The Glowing officers werc reported b. com
mitiee. Of which c. Z. Trigg was Chairman, an
agreed 10 by the Convention: Hon. iliaii
e. Reese OF Tennessee, Plesiden'i j. I. MAJ
,hews, Of Wythe and David Campbell, OF Wash
iny;on, Vice Presidents; A. 6. Moore, OF Sny'h
AMI c. F. Trisg of Washington, Secretaries.
On motion Of General Johnston, ths i"i'o"'ns
committee consisting Of Two members rom ea'i
coun,y, vas appointed 10 arrange me business
tie Con-cu,ion Gen. p {. Johnston, II, L. NC
Clang. ". Churchwcll. y. McClcliAhd. /. NJ
Daris, w. II. Duiiield, ofviiic Bradley, "A
To.na.irs. l. H. Trisc. J. y. Johnson, /. L
Pte=,o1. L. B. Shcticy, J. T. Mathews = l.
Crrc.s;,. E 5 Watson. II. i. Thompson, I.
M.M...sr. II. :. Kane. &. w. Hopkins, l.
v T..s. ;. L. G,Ai>,m. u. Trisr, u. Camp
u. - y ,I,Elhancy. c. +.
A''.,'
T,'-s a! Walter Preston.
- -. !. ~. ) N,Alullcn the rulcs n
,,t,..,.J IL, ,hr 90.
=. :: - = Delegates "''' ''' ~" W -, ;
vs.- -=s- = ~, Cruvrn,tcn
IT, ,u,,. .,.,,I,t,,n. reported hv Tho conf
..,.,...,..,,,,, .J,.ird
,I,.J ,,,J
= - .H"' go ~ I.,m,,
:. >'P' .'',i, -. m,n,,'. wn,L, 81
;'-'-s = Na0' ."'S W." ~ l.,,..n.,hl,. -
< ''n" - hnh S,,,cs
.,,, s,'.' ,r,,nnm,uI 1, those in.
e.s,.4.. Il :4> STATE. /, r.r>> upon tr'r rc>pec-
IKE LIZ s-.> ~ mtwrt'al, 10 undertake such
wo;s a. =: i>,'Nn'' ana ~ p,''S We s'''''' =
'ht sa'-'.' %-'' '''''''''," ;.
~ : : '''-'>''" = ''''','"'' 49,,
-'''"s 0". = >'''"' s"''',.' fo'''' ~.
ihse'. y !. '.''-'N' &c "'''> '"' ~" : -
caaaan. --''i,@ was >'>'a''''" y 'h'>'''
lo6hs'e1 s '.'a'', Saa :, L O'oe1''' =,
WINE e-;' = N'>>'>. !" N'p.''So" :,
ashH-- - u : "'"' - ''' "'''
naa!' "'-'-'.A = y '"e "aS'slI
-, - 49, VA >.,s"''' s'-'' ''''0'7
-. r., :,.-.. ,,,,,..
- a-.. re: !, .rs.a:, memorial, 70 each
L,E>a.c-s
t1'=: 80 rescl;ioa, - Guar appointed
t.,tl
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TN CuANCERY-V iRolSn AT En'[ e. !.
/ in the Clerks Office Of NORTHAMPTON go
Court, on lie 10Th dar OF July lel9; a..
John Ker, simiaist. ator Of Safah ~ .,,,r.sr
ed, ''''
against - I.i
Hillary b. Stringer. and Lsona'i ,. '' I..s
ham, executor of Elizabeta I. Sn n., !,
ed, d.. 80,
The defendant, Hillary 3. sirlhstl NJ ~
entered his appearance and iapfeaiits. 49, =
factory eviden e thai he is not N ia',Is, :.
his Commonwealth: Its oriere;, TIA, w. ~ .
iendan,, Hillary b. Slrinscr, % sT!sf '., n
the rules 10 be holden for the sad Co '.., i,
FIRST Monday in Octobe. next and ah Nv. o,l,,
OF The plaintiff; and that copy q ~. -,
forthwith inserted in some r Tspait! :,
in Tie City OF Richmond, for two n.oa:a ., al ;,
s;yely. and that aho,he. copy &c Fp'r
'front.' from, door of The Cour, House of'his eaa''
A COP. Tes;e,
LOUIS p. ROGERS, =
III, 1S r,r1r,
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University CT Virginia.

THE Sessions OF this institution annually
| i commence The first day Of October, and
terminate on The IN! June following.
The Schools Of the University, with their re-
/ specivc Professors, arc:
I i. Ancient Languages, Professor Harrison.
= Moic,n Language, Schcc.
g. Mathematics, Courcnay.
A. Natural Philosophy w. B. Rogers.
s. Civil Ensinccring-tne subjects Of which arc
/ diyided bctwccn the Professors Of Mathematics
! ard Natural Philosophy.
1 g. Chemistry, Professor H. r. iioScrs.
S. Anatomy & Surgery, Cahel.
| 10. Law, ]. E. Minor.
O. Moral Philosophy, McGuficy.
/ In both Schools OF Languages are also taught
Ancient and Modern History, and the Literature
Of the respective languages.
| In the Schoolot Mathematics is included mix
cd Mathematics.
In lha, OF Natural Philosophy, Mireraloey and
Geology.
In lha, Of Moral Philosophy, Bellies Leurc>, Lo-
| sc and Political Economy.
In that OF Law besides Municipal Law in al!
lis branches the Law Of Nature and Nations, tic
science Of Government and Constitutional La "
To be admitted into this Institution, BE app.i-
cant must be sixteen years Of age: lu! tie Farul-
Is NAV dispense with this requsition IL feyO! CT
one whose brother is a student.
Every SUDDEN, is tree 10 attend he school, Of
his choice; bill if he be under twen,y-or- years
Of age, he shall attend al least lhlee, uni >s au-
thorsed by his parent or guardian in wiring, or
by the Faculty, for good cause, TO attend less
number.
All students under twenty one yeals OF age are
required 10 board within tie precincts, and 70 de-
post their funds with Inc Patron.
The enactmen,s formerly requiring students 10
wear prescribed Uniform and 10 Uav , per cent
commission on their deposits, have bee n repealed
Religious services regularly performed al
The University by a Chaplain, who is appointed
in turn from the four principal denominations OF
the Stale; and by resolution OF the Facu,,y. mi
ni>ers OF the Gospel may attend any OF the schools
wilhon, The payment oil fees 10 the Professors
The same privilege is extended 10 Young men
who are preparing for The ministry upon their
presenting 10 the Faculty satisfactory evidence oi
decided merit
The expense, Of the season Of nine months are
as follows
Board, lodging and attendance, SlO0
Rent ol Dofmiicry SIG; tor hall, if occupied
bv ivo, s.
Use OF Public Rooms Is
Fuel AM candles estimated al 20
Fees, il only one Professor be attended $50
if two, 10 each Pro:essor30 il more Than
two, 10 each %; say, 70
Total, exclusive Of clothes, books and pocket
money S2Is
The allowance for clothes is limited to slOO,
ard OF poo kei money 10 Si5.
The usual average amount expended by resi-
dent students is found, from the Patrons books,
20 range about $3.50; which sum is believed 10 De
amply sufficient for every useful purpose.
WILLIS H. WOOD ley,
Proctor AID Patron, University OF Va.
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" .iIiam and Wary College

VIE mex session OF his Institution vii! oyer
= - usual on me 2d Monday in October t,,l
ana 'eih'ina'e On The ilh Gay o;July following
Course for tie Degr + !, y
JUNIOR Glass
fessor. N'"'p flo'
Jr. Mathematical Cla.s-Rot; Saunders pa
lesser. TO-
Chemical Clsss-Jchn Millins,cn rro,...,.
lessor '-'
NorE-To enter the Junior Ma,L,ns,.,.,
CiasS, The STUDENT must lie acquaintet with Sim.
pie Equations. '-'''''
Sr. Political Class--TEcs. K. Dow p,.s..,.
Natural Phiiosofhy-John Niilingyon P,s,,,.
sor. 'N''s'
ST Mathematical class-Rott sauaaer,. Pr,
lessor.
INDEPENDENT CLASS.
Law, &c BeyerI : Tucker. Professor
Preparatory Maihemaiics-RcJi. saurt,.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Four regular Glasses
Junior Latin Junior Grr,s Cha. MINI
Senior Latin, Senior Greek I rode, Pro.
To enter he Junior Latin Cas- the Sud.
must Ne able to read Sallusi and Virgil, ior K.
1uHiOi 'iIech, -NcHOTHCI.
There are aiso Preparatory Classes IL e.,
Language, for those no. prepared 10 enter !,e,
laIly.
Expenses II R-sn'ar S!uGea.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees 10 three Professors sc each =.
Naliona! Law haltcourse, N
Matricula,ion Cor Libra:v) lee
Board, including washing, fuel, lights anl :
attendance IA
sa.s
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees 10 three Professors 81
Matriculalion lee
Board. &c. iea
slG.
For each Independent Glass The lee i, -
The price OF board here set down, is ,hs, ~,
TO The College steward by Students lodging n +.
College Building; those who beard ci>ewac..
town pay $50.
Cewsc fofHc D.eycf n "
There i confse OF higher Instruction c-.,
,ling successful Studcnl Ia The decree q ! II
extending through two sessions after tie clo,e
The A. b. cou SC. Information concerning IT,
details oihis coarse may be- oliained ,ron
College Catalogue, published anuually. =. /.
The Classical Certificate is Necessary y. /.
degree OF A. NJ.
In ".il.'inn j. tie regular Cla.. Of Aiunici.i
Law, ihcre j, 4 second 81 pa, ~, cou:se d,
Professor in which The Text Books are Tn, /,
Commentaries, Revised Codr, Lomax's Dr.,
Stephen on Pleading, (st Q, 81 I'd } .lm i.
Pleading whilst he SUDDEN will have the a..s...
iase Of consulting az cxteisi"e ami well selec.r
Reference Library.
Fee for this class =
The entire expenses this Institution lor
one session, need not exceed 90 i
Many Students &c. through for les.
Text Books in all The classes may be ha1 /
town.
Religious services are performed every Suri.
in town, and The Sudden, NAV have his cho!t.
The Episcopal, Baptis, or Methodist dcnouf
iioLs-Eo remuneration iheIeict IS eApe,,ct
made.
Any farther information may he had IL
responding with Professor John Millirg'of. :.
cretary Of the Faculty 7. r. DEW
July 29-w3w&w3wiml5ihSep, Prs
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EXTRACT from itc Rcpori Of the Committee Of Fl
i..x:LcEs LII. 1 = g

EXTRACT from itc Rsp0ri Of the Committee of Fl
na1ue 10 he Bo7rd of risitcTs, Jpiv, lc'5.
"The committee, on the general subec. Il the
finances OF the University have had anXlousy
under their consideration the enquiry, whether
any, and what, ye;renchments could be m.de in
the exp nses OF students. And as preliminary 10
this they have obtaned from the Proctor and Pa
IRON a statement from his books show inc the actu-
al expenditure OF each OF the resident graduates
oil the present session. From this numbe~ they
have selected six, comprising one Of the highest
and one oil Tie lowest grade Of expenditure. with
four others exhibiting fair general average. ard
have cau'e't The subject OF expenditure To BE
shown In detail.
"The expenses of the residue or Tic graduates
Of lhy prcsen, session, are shown BY an ave age.
designating them by their respective schools,
"The slatemen! referred 10 is exhibited with this
report.
The aggregate Of expense 10 each student,
thus practically stated, the committee cannot be-
lieve will b. deemed exraYagant nor 90 they
see where any rational reduction car be made
Still, from desire 10 prune dcvn the expenses L.
the lowest scale consistent with the welfare OF the
institution; and believing that it may be dore as
far as now indicated. they recommend that The
price OF board be reduced 10 one hundred dollars
Tor the session, and that the commissions on de-
po>es OF The students lie limited 10 SUMS deposit
Ell for paymen, OF board and Professors fees, and
lha, said commissions be 10 longer charged 10
The Students 5u, deducted from the sums 50 depo-
si,ed"
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THE ENQUIRER.
Richmond, september I3.
THE CAUSE or EDUCATION.
"a, .-.o f,,crcYt cf ri.Sinin.


standing, - ,""f children ,,,. lbs, r,n~ ii
nnd il !. l,,r 10 say, hat VIII ipn,,, wnyM IN" ~. u,
s,ay. stone. e,unlsS '" aoai., wen ,, arch
Heaven hail pa- away .e -,t" ana Tue ''""'
'an winch 'ish''n' F." '"''' ftasud gcer'n.
In nrc.x;n, mon the attention Of The people Q
Virginia The vial importance OF lhc 'u'I'c' ?
Ednra,;n, 20 horc We shall be excused ior 20
ing as far as MASSACHUSETTS for the above l''o'a
lion. We ;now there are fanatics an abolition
is,s and .n,rc cher hngs in ihat State, whici nu'
nconle n.vc, "a admire but We knox. ., 'hd
the faults Ia .hich OBJECT, are but az 'Iec8S up
oman horizon orna;geisa Intelligence an" pf"'l''
ty. A S;a,e which ia always been - ''''ts"'N"
cd GoreGIca!ing all hcrchI 'Frn, deserves "o' '''J
10 be quoted, iur u ic ppimca al ~ i '"'''' ~
he imitation of ether N ii'fcSprc'. anu "l''
no one, We venture 10 say, mr. ~, ~ ~ :
her system oi ciucaiion been ni''" ""'i'i'"} .
lu-,ratel. than upon the Distinguishes n''" ""'''
words are 70 fc found above, ana "h'' w '"'''
I sand j. indie tcd 70 hef Sc"oo' y F'"' ""' -"
Endorsements Of her Cni'cfs'y'i"' " '''"''''' 80
\ oi all the emitencc ne has aud'heo' - - "
| o! MassachCse'is va ocg"" d y
Inception was planned ''c '"I -" Wv 80
! landed her cargp oi PiiS'ius "'"n ma -" -
shore i.fcw rp with ne c''""Y, am WV '''''
evidence would IT, frGn'fc" 10 s'''"' ''''' : :"
mate sha' i"aa Of "t'nfae e''''"
'oil, The sea- o. pop"'a''o'' 'n'' '''''''
| and wealth, whcn u ~" = !.
have been NE progress aou " 's'''' = "'''''
our own State. iiefc, c'urh'io" ''' :" :.
lec,ed from he cay 81 Jon" '''""" ""'
honias 10 he present ''hc. "he''ef Nv '''''',
was lhibly o. lh'cKiy inhaOneo nv '''"
rich or poor, ne i'ic' has -"
same. The in''fue''oh u ''e '''"''''
the mu.iituac q loof c''"c"s s'oP'"S
SIN heavier curse Of isnorahce-a =" y
attaining NE comforts o. ny ~ 90
ro,;ec:ablc c'pea'i'h-'heh - i""''
osci!Ia'in2 between !o4n'y an 'D'"'
youth ""h.ls oi tDOie oo"'dM'' az
tenants oi 10 cao'"' - ~ -
mel, 81 ''ats h"f4-''';
dragging, TiHSSe' D@co".'"7 ,,.,,
spin, q Improvements i.4a"i''.'''"-
y amor o1' PsoP--su'' -
career, ana mr. ss''''h'' ''''''''
On t2tnl-5 oecasioh' - P'o'".a.- = -, -
history q! ihi' s1ole'.' ''s'*'''''s
"hhov' h@:.~s sh!'; = " -, 80.
search we iinf !ha- '''c "'a 81 ~ :"
y is sent ih1~eoi a''.' - !" ~
msc. II. on.!ihes 2! e.'3'' - - q
aud :eint a shsh' ln'psc.''h = s"'
and proceedings ?. 'ie Less's-e''.7 =
has con:iats, rs, ~ '.- y go.
CALI" IL or ?, 10 = 80.
-. 80. -
boz" Il J. Iu" i.e- 'a.'1I9 o.. -
49,. .rs,! t.i:7c - or; Du; Z. =: :'eil = *
;..a >, s..-c.i..,, -
a"en eu.Ici-..!: cD'"t -!'''.' a.
~ r..r ,h-nt rre would -. pr 80. c1i .=9l~
i,,,,t e.Dsc.el o. in.en6@. cat iL= cli.cfen Q!
Il. Sal. sef. = :,e c:uca'ec II .eaas .: !5i'e-
TO- nj ,,,i-,.e.e, ..;;se ,iole.on D. f@aa .a"'s,
.s.;- s, ,..., i-z,-: ~, a:a.. -rs.'s,
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IN CHANCERY-ViH olN..:-At RU.e,
| in the Clcrns Office OF tie Circuit Sgv
Court OF Law and Chanccry Tor The coun.,
Orange, on The 7lh day Of July, 1915:
Joseph Ellden, Plain
agains,
James Lealhers, Alexander Leather Y
Lealhers, (son Of William, John Leala,Fs J"
Lea,hers, (son Of Moses Alexander l.. !.
(son of Moses,) Nancy Lcaihers, Michse. Z
sey AMI Betsey his wife, Barney Cam,
Alice his vile, and The children 3: q.
Webb, decd, who are unknown, and J'a' :
Leathers, sen'r, and others De'enta'
Tile defendants above named not ha"it-
tered their appearance and given sccr''
cording 10 the ACT OF Assembly and nc ~"
this Court, ana il appearing b. sa;isiat'i: !
dence tha. they are moi Inhabitants Of hrs :
monwealh-On motion Of the plaintiff. ~ Y
sell il is ordered that the said defendants .
named 90 appear here at Rules 10 be Led y.
said Court on The first Monday IN Cc'cee' !,
and answer the original 6A ard aritnde- :
supplemental Glil, Of the plaintif-sE and i"s'a
OF this order be forthwith inserted N SON -,
paper published in lhe city Of Rlchmoh3 )
months successfully, and tba; a7oihet col' !, =
of be posted a, The front door q Tie Cou'' y
Of this county A Copy-Ies,,s, ov r.. ],
July ll-cw2m T. .
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inns is an example worthy OF at imitation.
OFFICIAL.

hppo,N~'ENrs ny THE PRECEDENT:
Jar.es Mcdowell, Of Botetourt county, Virgi-
mia, as Consul f. the ro' Of Londonderry IN
Ire,and in The piace Of James Mc.!scry, de-.
Alexander Porter as MARSHAL If the United
States for The district Of Delaware, in the place
Of John McClung, resigned
The "Pi,tsburg Ariel" says !. knows" that in
thi. region MIR. Walkers Tariff circular us sent
manufacturers OF every kind regardless o. tAesr
political fali."-T Onion.
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.MIoCtl.L S.

WORTHY OF A DEMOCRATIC STA T.
The following noble Resolution was ad"p'e'
~ he la,e Democratic Stale Convention
,1,cbipan. We canuo, too firmly ir4press upor
n. p,polsr niEd The momentOus importance Of !
preservation Of public faith We, therefore. ioi
he honor of,he Michigan Democracy, and as
beacon light Tor other States, lake pleasure ~
"passing II round In pirate liie. honor Is Tue
moving priEciIl. OF every 'hing mat IS 'ii'uou'
and eievi,ec; 50 with nations, religious oos-f-
vance Of public iaii. should b. above every other
consideration. Pubic virtue, reputation and
prosperity have their .nTe.t ionnca'i"h ~ iai'h-
FIJI ci.cha &c Of ma, onal obligations. Virginia
needs no such example, but she - liable in'Iy Dap
prcciae in. honorable bearing Of her SISTER S'ate.'
"R,.oiued Tha, in The opinion Of this cohYen-
zion the Democracy Of Michigan viii never CON
sent 10 the "fcpu6iation Of one Dollar on our JuS.
and legal gde LicdEeSs aid that II tshai tc inuhu
that he taxation necessary to pay the baidhce -
inic,rs; due upon our state boncs bcyonc ne ae'
income ofour railroads, shall press 80 heavily
upon the people, :, Is 70 prove bcypil 'ncii Pc"
or "a meet, We would then b: IN favor OF cispns
inc .; our public works upon fair and honcIablc
,ar,ps n,o:i!e1 ,he State Indebtedness cctlli I've
thereby rcdeensd The public faith KEPT lnvi1!a'e,
and The people be felcv.d nom The oppressive Dur
,hen Of a heavy difec, taxation.
The proceedings oi the meeting Q! thc Ahoi-
,ionis,a Of Cincinnati, which tcnouhced rs
mob aud as traitor. 20 their couh'ry, the ciiizeh'
ce Lexington and Fayet'e (Ky,) have arolsc1
he Indignation Of The people o. Jefferson o.
whe.e Louisville is situated. A. recent meet
md AZ
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500 Reward

WILL be paid for the delivery Of elsa
w who ran away on the 18th iHslar'. IT.
5 fee, inches in height. % years oil, MAJ
good teeth, and has pleasing look wte1 80
10. The above reward will be paid II t,.''''
al Belts & Edmondson's Jail, in Rchm. ~ Z.
confined in any Jail 50 We get him. he ran
in company with mulaito man nam"' Ja''
27 years cd, thin vi>age, and stands > tee. : =.
Is in height. Caesar was broueh; iiom !ae''
y. c., and sold by Spra'ly Horn.
BELTS & EDMONpevA
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In our next, VIC Shall exhibit some OF the sta
tstics which portray, in such DARK coors, the stu
alton OF our State, with regard 10 teachers and
schools Many gentlemen, able and willing to
address The people, have called for the facts, and
we shall take pleasure in doing wha, VIC can TO
furnish them. During Tic Presidential canvass,
every orator might resort TO the newspapers Tor
his facts and statistics. Not 50 with regard 10
education, he statistics Of which are inaccess-
bic, except through books and mnsly documents.
BY spreading these before The people, weconceive
the press may accomplish much good, and open
The eyes Of not a few,
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--"Iyin be time VIII IN this great truth,
Electric, shall run from man to man.
And the blood-cemented pyramids Of ignorance
Shall by its flash. be thrown 10 earth in atoms
When II shall blaze with sun.refulg.nt speEdor
And the whole earth be lighted y
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Attached to The communication Of "B." We find
lis, OF ll3 paten:s, Of every imaginable variety
issued from The Isl day Of May 10 The 3lst July
1915. inclusive. We have had The curiosity 10
analvse the list, and arrange the patents accord.
ing TO their different localities. We find thai
Virginia has furnished but t,co-viz: Frederick
Walther, OF Winchester, for improvement in
pumps, and Harrison Hagans OF Brandonsville
CTyler county, We think,) for improvement in
washing machines. The resi- are divided as fol-
low: New York As, Ohio II, Massachusetts S
Connecticut s. Pennsylvania :, Hew Jersey ;
Missouri 3, Alabama 3, kcntucky3, Vermont =
Illinois ,, Maine . England ,, District Of Co.
lunbia /, and New Hampshire, Maryland Lou
isiana, Rhode Island, Delaware. Tennessee, In
diana, France and Canada, each |.
From the above, il seems that he South are mol
a very inventive people. With the improve
ments of,ravelling and education, We may look
forward 10 The day when Virginia will contribute
more names and richer fruits of genius 10 the
Patent Office annals.
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