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RICHMOND DAILY WING
THE SUB-TREASURY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY ~. Isae

This scheme, which is again urged rs party
measure, is likely TO be pressed with some degree
Of earnestness during the present session OF Con-
srcss, and will no doubt be consummated. It's
former working was not very satisfactory to the
commercial part of the community in which its
principal operations carried OH, and IN truth
IL was a mere mockery, as far as diroree from
the Banks was concerned. Ii was found to be
impracticable in its execution. requiring, as 1t
must, whole armies of TO transmit specie
from post to post, and was not literally carried
out The transactions with the Custom Houses,
were arranged by what were called specie
checks, and the agency of the Banks was just as
necessary as ever.
That the reader may see what is thought OF
the measure by prominent friend Of the Admit
nistration, suhIoin strong article from the
New York Sun. The Editor of that paper has
had good opportunities Of observing the entire
s.ilur. st I,he syss.m during the short period IT
WAS in operation in ls4O. The ridiculous nature
of the scheme is well described in the simple state
inent that, in city like New York, it is nothing
but "hring an opulsnt citizen al fifteen dollars a
day, To KEEP THE KEYS" of one Of the nam
moth vaults sateS.
We ask attention 10 this article, as presenting
conci,e!y aud lorcibly, the utter absurdty of the
whole affair.
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REPORTS FROM MEXICO.

Late accounts from Mexico, though little
contradictory, indicate that matters are not work.
ing smoothly between this country and that.
One account is. that our Minister was badly re-
ceIved by the Mex can Governnent-anOther is.
that be was not received at all. From this state
Of things, it is anticipated BY a letter writer at
Pensacola, that the entire Gulf Squadron will
shortly appear before Vera Cruz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14

The Play Of MAzEPPA, has been produced at
the Marshall Theatre, with considerable brilliancy
and effect Mr.. Jamison's acting was of a high
order, and Mr.. Grierson, Mazeppn, on the
wild horse, quite at home in his arduous part.
Forrest is always in the laughter. provoking mood,
and furnishes his fall measure Of enjoyment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
TIE OBLIGATION SCHEME.

the Report Of MIR. Southall, from the Commit
tee Of Schools and Colleges, adverse to the Dis
trict School System, will be unwelcome news to
a large portion of the community, who had look
ed with confidence for some energetic effort at
this session to extend tie blessings of Education.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
SOUTH WESTERN ROAD.

On motion Of Mr. Taylor OF Loudoun, the lsome
weeks snce rejecting the bill for the construction OF what
is commonly called the South WesteTn EOad. recon-
sdeed Mr. Tuns,all and Mr.. PendIeon made very hsT
py aud effective speeches the OCCASION and the hope
strongly INDUCED that tho bill will now be passed
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s6Os,9O7 -
RETROCESSION.

The Alexandra Gazette says that the Common Council
OF that has passed resolutions, unanimously in favor
OF reocession Of the of Alexandra Virginia
We shall welcome back, cordially, the good old
City. She stands the sunny side" of the General Gov
ernmenr bat doubt would feel much happy
her former position in the family Of the Old Dominion
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LATE FROM CORPUS CHRISTI

We in possession OF the first number Of tho Corpus
Christi Gazette, ds;ed January lsi, 1886 The Gazette is
10 be issued weekly, and w be neutral in politics. IL -
published by Msssrs Bangs Fletcher. There is Moth
lug ia its columns respecting the condition " the army
although learn verbally that much sickness was yet
prevailing. There two theatres Corpus Christi the
Union" and the "GaHson" The latter has been cree.
ted by the officers for the Of the army II was
70 open last week with company capable Of mpers
ating the distinguished Of ancient modern times
road has been opened from Corpus Christi TO San An.
tonia de BsGar and Casuoyle An arrangement was on
foot to establish regular line OF wagons between those
points. Many old residents Of Co pus CHRISTI who, year
or two since, left Of Indian Disturbances were
daily returning.
The Gazette says that General Arsla, with 1900 or
20D0 men, Monterey OF itest sccOunts General
Mega m command Matam,ris. a party of traders
from COmargn iho Rio Grandc, arrived al Corpus
Chrs the - oft. They brought considerable sums OF
money, large number Of mules. horses aud "piionca-
70 species Oi ungTained sUgar manufactured IN Mexico
snd which finds ready sole ~ Texas.
Important news was daily expected from Matamofas.
KINNEY House." is the Of hotel which IL conduc.
tod, says the Gazette "upon liberal and gontsel scale
Among oher institutions recently established, mentioned
"MavOnio Lodge" Col. Kinney, Grand Master.
NO Topie.
SnRuUaL WIFE MURDERED.- One Of the Mormon Saints
IN numbering spiritual vile week ego De
tccted by gentle, snd inc affair becoming known he fed
The Elders generally manage horrible af1rs quietly
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l'wIl be the, the Beue6, Of this srcesn, .cto,
will take placo this evening. ln addition ~ The splendid
piece OF MAIEFTa, the popular % E Tvs MorsrlStrss
" o. be performed. In the part Of Ocraulv, Mr.. J.
will hav- hne scope Tor The ,Tetcic OF he powers
and BIZ ,hJfD heretofore sfe guarantee .i c,,,,I,ts
sueesss ~ thfs eLarst.ef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14

election du.i- lately. and the lsds neishboo'lv
aud Jock and get them yoke heRither about II
a that say hut yo tnossht nigh, Keep 40 the
rent'--
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Total
46,27s,I6O

To who is acquianied with the abundance Of swine
and the facility for raising them the United States this
table extraordinary. IL shows that Russia
iia and Great Britain. having population OF hundred
and twenty millions Of people, have only many swine as
the United States with twenty millions!
Eight Western States, with population of six millions
have as many swine as Great Britain France Prussia and
Bavaria with seventy tive mious! The European States
have enough Indian corn To ieed them upon.
The proportions of swine between the United States
and some OF the European States thus:
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No1rowAY. Jan. 9Th. Ia4s-


Thus, supporting the Road cost toe above sum. you
will mud ~ be very Profitable stock DO not think the
above estimate 81 pro dIce too high, when take lO cln
drfatoB the crop oi Tobacco raised annually 100 Virginia
IT the Ssto lying south Of james River end nearly
ssbie 10 This Road. The crop being 900 hogshond
itbppea Reasonable that lees ihan one fourth would be
imported Road running from Danyla 10 Petera-
burg ln the debate the ScOsvlIo Tnfnpite Rood u
estimated that over 100000 bushels wheat would be
sent from three counties. Wou.d 10 then be unreasonable
10 suppose that jDUu.0 wune be from the ern, or
ten counties accessible % the Petobrg aud Danvio Rail
road.
We puy from to Z dol af5 per hogshesd on Tobseeo
snd from IS 10 30 per pushed Petersburg
The price u freight IS per hJghcod, and 10 cent. on
wheat a. an aver sc price, appears u then high
BY Railroad 90 Dip,c, Petersburg would secure 10 her
self a me trade from Not'Ow5y, LInenburg Prince Ed
ward, Charlotte, HahitE, Mtcksnburp Piuylvauin Hen
~ md Pauirk IN Virginia, and many COUNTIES in North
Carolina Bot should lc'CfsbuiR now hesitate sho will
Iose oll meeting vas he'd a. the lot Amelia Court
devise the ways and means 10 fNirnd The Cvor Hill Rail
road 10 The AppomltuE River sud whsn there wi, be
carried ~ fnrnvi~, and from theme, 10 Dinvie. A
meeting s advert eed 10 he held az the next Notpwny
CONT TO take iu'o cons dsraron the pfopnsy of starting
Branch kaIfOa0 tu Cont House the Clover fill
Rel Road, whore % viii cr..s the Appoma,,s This
plan mink boz uIany p'Jacu u.s.. The st ~ the coun
~ would hsso 10 blid % ura led ard is b,pg branch
w"p DC f'p"n"ant upon r oh,r road 90 do the trans
PoratUI. hat would BE- b.ih u,err,afn and rc1fvcr
tnt Besides moot cf orr I'd srne4 haye been IN t, b,
DIT oirld"g o. feersbuf-. aud would not hike u break
/ from Old lu,r's
4 gaoad with a oap,l OF SGOD 900 mirsti,y cuttvyo
hundred tyu.rui iU negro m'n WHICH could b. abtsir
I p Virgins, Norm Carolina rrl V,r,iatd And vim
WnthhNi aud de- oher fur hYrtr,l thoussrd Tho Road
c'u b' c--y built ard tisu with rio same sborers a.
some udl.uona capital, a." E'ad could De extended
through No''h Carolina to Ka.Iyrs in Tcn,er.ce.
10y his scheme bsiJtC y,ri rz-ns end also bring b.
a. tle notice of your Delegate Mf syme and let mo hear
/ TON you before our next Comt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
Another nnnro.a scheme.

We think proper 10 keep before readers all
the subject of lnerna! improvement. twill be
by the following article that the Clover Hall Railroad
i likely TO have a competitor.
JtaH ts PsterISuJg Intol,I MGR.
= The following letter from gentleman in Nottoway
Yro his friend in Petersburg. We publish for the benefit
OF the community:
NoTrOwAY, Jan. Oh. 1876
My Dear Sir-On coming this county. have found
the wagonage on produce enormous a tax that have
been trying for time study plan by which
Il can be reduced. Being wagon owner. have found
from eHper that the price OF w0gonage be re
duced The wugon must the reiore, be abandoned aud
Railroad subs tuiod. H. then, the citizens your town
will start the project OF Railroad from Petersburg To-
Ddnyie. will Join you with hearty good will, and
think the scheme can be- accomplished.
RolrOnd from Petersburg via Halifax Courthouse 10
Dobve, would perhaps five thousand dollars per
mile. do think II would more, as u IL D, rhsps
the best for Railroad that could be se ctod m Viz
gina understand there i not than three streams
between Stanton River, and Old Town Ru., il
the largest
Say 100 miles Railroad OF $500 per mile, s6OO.OOo
Interest Of . per cent, 10000
1860 hhds. Tobacco transported per yesr
at s., so 600
100000 bushels Wheat OF lO CT, $4,000
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On Tuesdpy the 9Th instant, by The Rev. Dr. Waller,
w. J.Hy x. BAYLpr, q Mics ANyE BowFy, daughter Of
james ". Bowen, Esq., q Abvinids county
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VIRGINIA LAW BUCKS.
CRATE COAL
N0TlliE.

A LII. persons having claims against the estate
Ia of JabeI Parker decd hereby notified
brought retirement persons indebted III.
tate must come forward and make
genee whatever can be allowed JOHN THOMPSON
j. li-1 Admir- Of J. Parker, deed.
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Notice 90 The Friends OF RIchmosd college.

Meeing Il the Friends Of this INSTITUTION y coed ~
the fint Baptist Church. Friday evening neat, 81
o'oo H. the object Il is meeting s 20 promote the Perng
nsHi and liberal sndOsnt Il toe College. Az pos Bs no
deem It important resr up . College Of the highe {
grade within one mile of This City, respectfully IN.
yite " attend ssid meeting. a.
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" c'nsnupuon, on TursjaT 18Th insiant, JonN NoR.
WILL lAsEE, Ire 2G'h year Of his His friends end
HcqIpntaucts, sud those Of he f1miy, requested 10
attend ts funefs', q, morrow. (Thunday) Of II o'clock,
from the house o. h. lshor Johi Csske, without further
notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14

Russia being niny populated county, and having the
most mast has the most swUe but for the converse reason
the Southern States OF Europe have hs least The Usi-
ted States have SIX times many. proportion as Rus
cid.
The same dspoporlion extends but in a less propor-
ton, to other animals II people OF Europe were
meat eating people, they could lind supply in their
country These animals would DO killed off in half dog
en- years. But they a meat eating people
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW MEDICAL

IL
"A and Miscellaneous Books KINGS Bosl
Agency. next door O e d Office
Gross Pathological
and Two hundred and hny Old by NJ d
Professor OF sufgery a the Medical Institute
Professor Of Anatomy Medical Department Cincinnati
College Last Edition, greatly enlarged.
Turner'S Cbems'ry last eion-wth outlines Che
misty BY WIN Or NJ d. Professor Chemistry Uni
versry OF EsnbuE with and additions by Rogers
NJ ID Professor af Chemistry.
Andral on the Boods-An Essay the Hoods by
Andra Professor OF General Pathology the
University OF Paris.
Nrl on the Nerves-ounes OF the Nerves short
lions by John Neil, NJ d, Demonstration OF Anatomy
NELL the Aueres-Outlnes Of A-rIe. &C by John
Nell NJ. II. -
Manual OF Examinations upon Anatomy AMI Physiology Surge
~ Practice OF Medicine Chemistry, Maera Medea
&c by }. l.. Lu low.
Ao Rel Stokes Praeuer, Wood Baeh,s u. Dpenyato-
ry hndras Clinic Stokes the Chest Ls,ons
&c Graves Gerhads Gin Lectures smiths nor Sure
~ CJeoPeda OF Practical Medicine. Eotsnns Practice Dung
sons New Renolie', Dunfison onIiumsn Heath
Aso, ,diton OF Wins Life of Patrick Henry
knowledge for he People three parts-DOmeste
aud Mechanics the plain why because sub
Ieets CT utefGi curiosity and amusing research
lis beginning 'pleasurr lis snowiese-and
truth aud utility 4, ia
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THE uNIYERs SHY
MAZEPPA AGAIN.

"Jusuce" 10 reply Reform" is in hand, and will be
publi.hed tn. mnrfow.
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HANDS WANTED.
AM % 10 10 additional hand. aye., for IN. Rich
mond Cotton Factory Lieera paid for hoys and
fris ie TO Is Of and young The
pioyment and healthy
abundant
Apply Mr. John Hinton factory. my once on iI
Street n RENTIEY
lS-u kannfaet
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RRANDf-4 half pipes superior Cognac Bran.
| - dy, Zoe sale by
ah DAVENPORT ALLEN a CO.

IL AESU lux . NOIlCE.-AN ersOns hay-
- claims against Jam.s Ne
cav are requested To Thomas
'n Aud all to the estate will make him.
being authorized 10 receive the
NATH'L TALLEY, E,'er
OF DIR. n. MsCaw.
o. Two Bonds Of Three thousand Dollars
each payabs To Dr. j. d. MeCaw by Robinson Esa
have been msd Any person knowing anything Of them will
confer nSor by communicating M. Thomas Tsrey or
lt-eodtf NATtpI TAIIRy ESQ,
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er vsccinstisa fer tho POORLY. B.o~s Dr Miso,
aud Dr. Franz have been appointed society,"
Vaeeinae tho Poor OF the city They requested
" their respective onses when they viii attended sauou
~. i'll
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nR DISKS NEW wORK-Tns PtaeuesI Astronomer com
- pfsnr Ulusrlnns Of Light AMI ColoPracra Descrp-
TONS n az Kinds of Teeopes the ~ he Equatorial Tns
Ccular sod other Asfonon Inufne ntA
~ the Earl " Hoses rT Teirrco2os
ID with Astronomy by Thomas Dick, T. g. author 81
Christian Philosopher Celestial scenery &C Illustrated
hundiei KnravnEt Price soc just published fortae
By Ut3 NAsv 4 wOODHOjfsE
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BIBLE SOCIETY OF VA.
The Managers OF the Bible Society Of Va requested
to attend regular monthly meeting Thur,dsy next,
18th inst at o'clock z. NJ in the vesuy Room Of st.
Paui's Church. WV WILLIAM.
See,t
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BLACK DRESS COATS,

y Coat. and made JENNINGS
- Establishment New YoJu received ard for sale =, New
York prices, SrARRACoF'
Conner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
NEGRO REVDIr-Iou
A SMART DOG.

There Is enough oflhr do! mixed up in the following
STORY, told by Nashua taper, 10 eniile u Ia The name
of the dog slury' man down East had been exceed
mgly anti, ny Wolves With Destroyed his sheep.--
~ Of tle. dog ianeier offered lu sell him
dog. very noble due he was ta". ! he caaluuge oi
his merits Was very lung on,lhere was nui dog VIZ
Tue m the " hole catalogue iof winch he moi dl,n
gutr dbu II there WINS any tine hing III which he pes
rulaby exc,lsd 1t MAS his pGowrss as woll hunier.-
Inns was touching TREND on lae rghl spot HE bar
gain Was Closed, aud he only waited opportunity ID
test his merits.
Al length there came a light snow. just the kind Of
of wolf hunting, aud he look his dog and gun aud
sallied uu lie CLOSED the track u d vafment. -
Inc dog Took The scent aud bounded III il pursuit. On
trdowcd out TREAD up hlll and dawn dale, 'lhtoug |,
bush aud bfla, Tor twa mortal hours, when he
cross Yankee, Ut the live species chopplng wood, aud
he following satisfactory dialogue iooh place -
Did You see a wolI aud dog pass helel
w ell. reckon DID,
How long aguP
wei, guess about hall an hour.'
How was 1t " It'll emp
We'll, Jns about MP and iuck-bul the dog ad the
advantage, uf he was leetl, ahead
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, Feb. 10Th, 1886
The following communication was received G,m the
SENATE. ~
The nil providing for the increase If The Literary
Funo. here came up being the bill under consideration
when NE House stjmrned yesterday.
MI Lyons moved la lay The bdl with the amend
"'eni 'hrfed by Mr. Edmunds. the table, which was
e'" .. ny Tue following vole:-Ayes. 54-Noes 81
ne question then being upon Mr.. EdmunJ's amend.
men,. II was adapted hy vote oi e. To 81.
Mr. lsJ"fs then moved 10 amend The hill hv s,,i
J,lll ' A'"e' "choo'
While this motion was pending, Mr.. Gouds,n moyed
shat the bill with amendments, he laid on Inc ,,hs
WINCH was done. by s"e Of 90, 10 3d.
nif oyme Their called up the oil in relation IN the
,9 and Roanoke Railroad, and replied al some
'snain 10 The remarks made by Mr Ns,is. on y.ser.
day, In defeace Of the same. "
~ NeS Ton c"niInned The discussion in defence o,
'"s o''', and IN reply TO MIR. syue. until the hour fo
the recess arrived. VIC ''ou' ""
EVENING SESSION.
ne nnase met at a o'cluck-(wh very fall a,
sf0aauess cons'dering a very severe snow. storm
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TtrNtntd Zento.aIurc.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, FEB. 70. 1916.


Mr.. Piper moved The following f,suluiions:
Resolved. by the General Assembly Of Nrrinin
That The Resolution adopted by The House n Reprt
senialyes al The Congress 81 The nued States adv
sng the President cause notice 10 he uIven Ia tho
government 81 Great BnaIn that The Cnusenun he.
'ween the Ihiitd States ui America and Grra Britain
IN fslaun AZ the 1.irif,fy the North " ts rnssi
Nv est oi The Rsrky or Stony Maintains ot lhe oh
.dsy al August, 1897, signed London snail be an
.oulled aud sbrga'ed, Twelve munls after giving SAID
'npIiee, meets With Tie eniue appreciation and heany
concurrence al tbs General Assembly
Resolved, Tint his Gruefal Assembly flly concur.
in the opiaAR thai there Is mHhag contained IN sad
resolution, 'an,eaded Ia interfere with tie rpht and
''disefeon u The proper authuuues Of the two conirac>
'tna pafes, 10 r'nrw ~ pUTsap negotiations ipr nm
aintcaDir settlement oi The controversy rtspecnr The
Oregon ieftih.yo
Mr.. Pptr desned lie resell lions 10 Law upon The Il,
Die or htnFe consideration H. had uf,n The rrs1u.
t'ons without consultation WIN any nne Other State,
had eNprtss'd i,it opinions, aud he thought Virginia
oug 4 also Ia ulahe snllar .xrressiun.
Mr.. W ssre ~as IN lawn uI isyiup the fesoutloas
on the iahir. thuugh he cuurnnrd IN thet purnnu
Mr.. W nehef WAS one o llh,>c VIVA thought than II
ever legislative eApfssdn WAS necessary, tins subject
presented such III oreasl lie had relrained from ii
iering surh Iesoirinn binslf lest IL nipi be consider
ed parry iuuyeu.n.
Mi. lhonps OF X thought there was no occ, sim
'Vf s"ch eApteSs'h NOW, 81 lar as oHr representative
were eoncen'd iheir vote having been gwen aud a,
to the Senators. he int leavp them la th.i, .,
responsibility, they being p4sl ION Ia inlge m,f,
CORRECTLY than tins bod, what was anprunate Il, h,
done. BESIDES, there was great ,nass ri hus,nes
set Ia be Transacted, Witch aughi 10 b. frs dlsn sgd ~,
MI Piper reeifed la the tat that lar q MAJ my a
the Nhss Ia Congress had VOTED Tor the R.solnlon q
Mr.. WucheT sad that uiajEii, If the Den,oer,li
deli gates lron Virginia had vailed agans uutire but
all lhe Wings N he cuuntfy had ,oied lot H. II woul
he no c'nsdefalt" w'h BIN. he was pace man
hufH llsIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02

Dow has had fents about cur foreign relations
lie lhnks they had better come aud us btiurt
they go IL behHg HIS Sst Mercury has Ike pic,un
u "rquaet.' setting plank duNu un The disputed len.
injury, and he calls INN n stier Of The Orgun ques
lon.
In The pull PIT Dow holes forth 10 his respected heaei.
thus on this subject.
My Young mndcns-l know you all want TO oct n.al.
lied soon you enter upon yaur etns; Lui be-
Ter Ia remain stglr aad live upon tie cold suupd son.
tude than be married TO mis.r, Neddtd To W..
have but puvtrly stricken opinion OF the uajr puuon
ol my sex. They are corrupted by the n,iscaed IL
f. o The age--sl lbitIed With prdc--sp toile5
by lashnn-so AFRAID OF The sui they ttead upun-s,
gwen H. cuttaung whlskeis and niusiarhIOs Mhil,
thelf u.afalS wretched state lut the want ii
weedlnG-aud 81 oyeguunn Wtlh haif, VANITY, and a1
hess nsi scaIey uul al iaenly any nuie fit /,
he trusted with a vile, Than hug Is with garland u
Hinrfs. have sometimes thuoght that wunau, run.
uhacru, and demucfary, would be te Tultalun lht
country oul WHEN consider how all parties are aetee
upon the SUBJECT OF ortgoh leel that have noinln
"ttar from ihse lour magmary II not ssary. evils
II The runHltY br ever untd 1t will be- huu1h the
pdiiy, senay aud saultng ambilluu of man. Ii h
saved. We must give all The guty trondn. II ",
h9ht, II s moi only he Tor stup OF territory. hui Ion
hei sake, and The dear ule brood surrounds her
Gnldrd ny her enunses, Influenced by examples, ant
spnrr,d onward by her love, we are bound resist all
iufel4n aggression, aud travel straight ahead honor
peace. prosperity and happiness. 30 mue II be
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Concord Female Seminary.

'ENlE exercises at the next session in this nsilu on
n will ronnenc' IN Monday. the 10Th insl . and
close on The ION of July next. under the government
!" Miss f.. f. Niurrell. daughter OF Maj MnrrrlI of
Campbell conniy. Her qualifications as teacher are
superior To those oi ladies' teaching in cunity
Sehlnares. heng competent 10 teach. addition the
common English branches, the Latin Greek and
fenth Languages, Algebra and Geometry.
Young ladies' Wishing to acquire thorough Enelish
or Classical educalInn have IN this Institution deslra-
Die opportunity 10 do 81, al "A moderate expense.
The Terms OF luan are from 81 10 sl2 50 per SEES
ION, according In the advancement of HE students.
Board can be obtained un reasonable terms IN respec.
Table families. convenient 10 The Seminary
Fur The information oi sra1gpts. | would state that
ihs Institution situated Mr. ) Ghvrrs or Hun
ter Old Tavern, IN The upper edge of ApputuatIux
county. IN The neghbrrho1d Ion! and avurabv known
Us Old Concord.
JOHN A. SllEARER. President
o the Board OF Trustees, Of L. f. $.
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