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I:DUCaTION-

THE subscribcr intends opening School at hii r.
4 sidenc-. the ensuing year. hnh would he glad III
get eight pupils 10 hoard in his family. The si
healthy and of ray being within three
hundred wards Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad fourteen miles from the former place lie has
had several years experience In teaching, and pledge
himself 10 every -lot ;0r the advancement q tie
pupils committed To hs charge, and Ia pay ,r'rl att
lion 10 their health, comfort, and moral depottmcni
The School Will commence the 18Th at January nrft,
aud trrm the 18th of iecruSer fnIowin. with
If unc month IN summer. and the course oi 90.
s,r,rtion viii embrace the branches usually taught
good English School, and Thorough course al l.1ln
TrRNs.-For Board, including washing and l'd:its.
and tuition EnrlISh $50; Tor instruction IN Latin, IN
additional SUM 81 SO One hail of the above -nn' "
he required The 1T July, aud the residue al t- eti
Of the scholastic year
Address GoodalI's y. o., Hanover.
PETER W. BROW.
tono,.x
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Irn,cr.l. NoMlsArloN.-W We are sraliilcd 70
announce that The President OF the United States
sent into The Senate The nomination Of John ".
B Bro, Esq OF Lexington, Va, on Wed
nesday last, for Judge of The District Court LOT
The western District Of Virginia. This Is an
appoiplment which will be highly acceptable 10
he people OF this, as well as all other sections o.
The Stale where The nominee is known ne y d
gentleman Of great moral aud intellectual worm,
and as a jurst, occupies a rank OF which any man
NAV we'll be proud.-[ Winchester p"Stni4n.
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The States OF Tennessee and Georgia seem
10 be in earnest in their schenc 10 mite The At
lantic and The Mississippi. The Legislature OF
Tennessee have chartered a company 10 con
srruct a Railway from Nashville 10 Chattanooga
the terminus OF the Western and Atlantic Rail-
road.
The Georgia Legislature have passed bill
10 extend The Western aud Atlantic Railroad
Ii authorizes The Governor 10 issue State bones
10 an amount nol exceeding $4,000 per annum
for Two years, uo to be sold for less than their par
value. This appropriation, il is thought, WIN
continue The Road 10 Cross Plains.
While this rival wora is SO rapidly pro-
crossing, 10 reap the great trade and travel OF
The Western waters, Virginia seems 10 be last
asleep.
The Georgia Legislature have also passed
bill 10 incorporate the Southwestern Railroad
Company; which conlemplaes the construction
OF roads from Macon 10 A lbany, Fort Gaines, &c.
In Georgia, The rate Of interest on all contracts
hereafter made is reduced 10 per cent. Irust
funds Chat is, money in hands OF executors,
administrators, guardians and ,rus,ees) are al
lowed 10 be invested in State bonds or other state
securities, and, when 50 invested, are relieved
from taxation.
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5geeg,euoesD ase1ae,eese~

,,c q wc arc detained here until day alter To-
,"r,oU !, i our advice to all travellers gong
d %oloT T,mes River to 60 via Richmond for hs
G Gowios reasons: ls The road is most horribly
out of repair and y the cars are mol SG deceM:
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TN CUiSCERY.-ViRGIstA: rules held IN the
L Clerks Office Of Essex Cnuniy Court, on Monday,
the Ist day Of December lsi5:
Austin l,rockenbronah Executor OF lienJimn Blake
drcrasrd the SAID Austin Bockenbrongh and Frances
his wife, i'''''"''
against .
B.ritmin Blake and John Richards, Administrators
Dc bonis non al William Blake. deceased. Benjani
Bleke Jnbu Richards and Frances his wife, Thomas
Eakr William g. Brooke, Thomas VI Brooke, Alfred
cautlorn and Emily his wife, Alfred Powell and Lucy
r. his wife, Lewis Eilet Brooke, Peter Brooke, Corne-
Inns ahney Brooke, the three last named infants under
The ayr Of twenty one years, Leonard Brsow, Nathan
lei Mo,hershead and Catharine his wife, Conway
Nutt and Adene his wife, Henry ; Dawson ana E''Ha
b-h Dawson an infant daughter of Catiiarine Dawson
who was Catlafine Blake, and others, Defendant:
This tay came the plaintiffs, by Counsel an: hieu
their hill; and all the defendants above named, except
R.nian,in Blake and John Richards and Frances ms
wife not having entered their appearances ana u APP
ne,,nr Nv satisfactory evidence, that all o the SAID DC
PENDANTS with the exception aforesaid, are noi ihhao
Iants of this State the motion at the piasliHs -
Ordered That the said absent defendants DO appear AT
the rules nj the CcIks Office Of said county, on INC h'
Monday in February next, aud answer INC pliihiin
hut and that n copy ;his order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published IN the cty OF klchmond
fur wo months succrssivry aud that ano'neI copy nc
posted AT the front door tic Court house o hs cnun
~. ACopy-Testr,
Dec. 5-cw2m JAMES ROY MiCUt, Clk.
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~ HANCERY.-ViRGlSI. AT rules t'son ~ The
Clerk Uiic. of tir,u Superior Court OF Law
and Chancety for Prince Edward county the ls day OF
December. lci5
Branch J. Worsham, riaih'H
against ,
Pa,sry Booker, Frederick A. Beoker. Edward NJ.
BooArr George Booker, Ferdinand Mcl rod ard Lacy
hi. wife, Robert r. rrce and Ann his wife, SPENCE le
nick and Augusta his WIFI tme \. Taylor aud AInaE.
y, nj. ,,,f- and Mercer 81 Booker. DsierdIrt-:
The defendants Robert p. filce and Aan !iis VIE,
Spencer Penick aud Augusta his wisr, James ~ Iaslnr
and Amanda his WIFE and Mercer NJ. i""ser no hay
ng entered Their appearance and gwen security! accord
in. 10 m act Of the General Assembly nad th- rules "i
TN. Cont and appearing that they are not Inhabitants
OF this STATE on the motion II The phlnin D? '"i's'
il il entered nj rules aforesaid and accordingly "rdefrG
that the laid defendants Rohart F. Price and Ann ms
wife Spt ncrr Pcnck and Augusta his wise, James a.
Tay!nr and Amanda his wife, and Mercer ~ booKer 40
on.ar al rules u br taken in the Clerks once ui "a
Cnurt an the first Monday IN March nrM and answer
The plaintiffs hill; aud hat cory OF th,' order re fn
wI,h inserted in some nf TIE public newspapers
printed IN H.. city Of Richmond Il" two months 'i'tr
si,ry and also posted at me front duof oil ''' ONT
hnns; n. I'm, county. a Copy-Tesir,
~, uo,o 4. J. WOESHAM. e. &.
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HINTON HIGH SCHOOL

hin I OlN HUT toCHNKJL
THE exercises of this School Will hr resumed on y T.
L 18Th January, 1916, and will Close on The l5h DE
cem5er following, with vacation Of TX week. soGe
time in Summer.
In tbs Sch,oi Will BIZ taught all tJrc:s preiarato,
10 College and full Courses Of -nahc,sG.fs ana Ic1
snagr', with other subjects sar practicable N 81
Academy, 10 young not intending 10 finish ineif
education al College.
Tuition and Board, not including csndlrs, siG0, hal
PAYABLE in advance. JNO. G.. BLACKWELL.
Hinton Hill, I.unenburg, Dec. %, ls45.-c5'
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New PuBL,cArloNs.-The first number OF
new weekly literary paper published in Baltimore
has lust come TO hand II is called the "Western
Continent" and is edited by Park Benjamin,
ESQ.,, formerly of New York city, and for some
time editor OF the "New World" 1t will be rich
contribution 10 the Literature Of the nation.
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rive are requested 10 announce, that Mr..
Harvey Deskins will not be candidate for re-
election 10 the House OF Delegates from the coun-
~ of Flovd
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yr Wing please copy.
.41nnIrSEY COUNTY.

Al meeting held in Urbanna, Middlesex
county. on the DID of December, upon me suojs.'
~ aJnco,ion The Rev. George NoTtham was
called 10 The Chair, and r. L. Montague apPo'u''
ed Secretary. pr;s,ow
Joel Walker, Ro Mckan, and kooerl y. -
were appointed a committee 10 oral iesoiu'io"'
for The consideration of the meeting.
The meeting was then appropriately addressed
By Dr. Richard A. Christian. OF MidcleseS' an"
Muscoe L. Garnet, Esq, OF Essex. -
Alter which, the committee, through MI NC
Gill. reported the following resolutions;
Rrsolrcd. That the system OF education al
nresent in use in Virginia. is, in our opinion, IN
adequate 10 the wants OF the community.
, R,@irea, That 80 far as this meeting eau
do so, we DO hereby instruct our Senator ana pe-
leaate. in The Virginia Assembly, to support inc
plan recommended by the Education Convention,
lately held in Richmond, and that we are WILING
10 submit TO such taxation as may De necessary ~
carry into effect the same.
3. R.wlrcd, That SO taras this meeting can 90
60 we hereby instruct our Senator and Deie9a'e
10 vote against any continued appropriation 10 inc
University OF Virginia.
4, PcNlred, That copy OF these resolutions
be sent 10 DR.. John r. Taylor, and Alexander
X. SHEPPARD, Esq, with request that they lay
them before their respective Houses, and mat
they be published in the Richmond papers.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted, ex-
cert the third, which, after warm discussion
was passed By large majority OF Inc meeting.
Il was snpporlcd BIZ Dr. Richard A. Christian,
John D. MagiIl, and Muscoe L. Garnet, Esqs.,
and opposed By RobertL. Montague, Esq.
Accidental causes prevented a meeting in this
GEORGE NORTHAM, Chairman.
ROBERT L. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
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We unders,an nd Gays the Norfolk Beacon) that
Gov. Mcdowell has respi,ed Hunter Hill for
one month. He was 10 have been hung yester-
day.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

rINHF next session viii begin January TT, ard 90
July 3st. Arrangements are now being mad ~
the Trustees conduct the classes through tie oTdni
~ cole gate The Faculty viii consist Of
Rev. K. Ryland, President. and Professor q More
Science.
Mr.. George Frederick Holmes, Professor. Ancient
Languages.
Professor Mathematics and Nau~l
Science.
MIR Charles l. Cooke, Tutor.
TERMS Tor seven months BOARD So Room Rent
and BEDDING 81 %; Tuition S2s 81.
Every reasonable effort Will br made Ia pro'loi. ihr
welfare of the pupils, and 10 render the College warHy
of THE support If a Discerning public.
a. the scale Of operations las been waterway ~.
Iar.ed wilhot an advance the charges, me if"'t
innk wih confidence tnr nm increase 81 pal,onat'
10" =" ny ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
AN able Professor has been appointed 70 iiiI- thhr
but hi. ma Withheld, nhi nv -'''phm's y
Sh"iJ n. Jernr however, the place Will te speedily
.'".'" ." dec. 2J-ci
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TOT FfIHtr EHWdfU tIlUiI J
Prince Edward c. H., Va, Dec. l2-etl7F
Or I.vurhtnrg Iir2inian viii copy.

IN CHANCERY-y irGlsiA:-At Circuit Superior
tinued by adjournment and held The Sd dsy Of Aoven.
her, I-io:
Parker +. Lee Benjamin E. Bnckront. and WlliIr-
H. Pierce ard Robert ~. Armis'ebd, which said Per
and Al instead are late merchants and partners IN tec'
under the firm and ,tylr of Pierce and Afmis,eaG ~
prosecute for themselves and AL others, creditors
Matthew J. Gibbs, deceased, Plaintiff
against
William Nelson, Executor OF Thomas A Gibbs -
ceased and William Howard, Sheriff of York Count
aud Committee OF the Estate Of Matthew J. Gibbs, q
ceased and others Defendants.
In appearing that the order made the 2cth DAY 9
April. l945 has not heen duty published II u orftfeH
that this te referred IN the comni--ioLt ~ W.
Court to take Of what 10 due TO i'' ctes
tore Of Thomas A. Gibbs, deceased the tfsatr' ~
proceedings In this cause named, aud that leison-
NAV have c,nms against thr Estate Of The said thhi
A. Gibbs deceased do exhibit the same before the :
Comm ssoner for settlement. or before The m ~
of April ls46 ami the said Commissioned ). - est
this order 10 be published for eight weeks. bei"e
said first day Of prii, Isi6, in some newspaper iu
ed in the City Of Richmond. and posted NJ the -
House door of York County, on Two successive -
Wy : r't Copy. Teste, SAM. SHIELD, cie'A
Coxs,ssroyEk's CrrIcE, Yosk Tow
December IS h. l-'a.
The creditors of Thomas a Gibbs, inirfrstr. ;" (,
foregoing order are hereby required 10 e,hihl r -,
al NV said Office on or before the first day o -
1886. the amount OF their respective Claims asa,u
Estate Of the said Thomas A. Gibbs deeeasr"' -
that the same my b. settled aud reported y ."
Commissioner 10 the snid Cour. ,.-,.r,,
Dec. os-ewsw shM SHIELD. comHi'slon''
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The steamer that plies between Weirs Creek I
and Fredericksburg was sunk on Sunday ias'
and the mail lost.
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SANDS, SARSApARlIIA

rEHIiERE is one characteristic, Of vegetable medicines
which gives thrh an important advantage over mi
neral REMEDIES. They rire without leaving any inJurl-
effect. behind them We know that the use of
mercury 10 excess ard even Of quinin- viii affect the
constitution and produce specific disease; but, although
4 should use sands SlIsdpari Ia daily for series
Of years after had ceased 10 be active
remedy would rather contucr u The p.r.riyaon OF
his health than otherwise. IL i inrcucus except 10 tr
masdy il cures. Srroiu!a, Kings Evil, DYSPEPSIA.
Bilious Complaints, Eryspllds, Rinewom Scuvy, salt
Rheum, simple Eripons, &c.-Thesr II attacks, dts
c"nii aud dspers hut on the PATIENTS general health
IL exercises a conservative influence.
For Further particulars, and conclusive evidence of
ia superior value and efficacy, see Pamphlets, which
may hr obtained Of agents gratis.
ar Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail, ana for
e,rolialion, BY a. D. SANDS 4 CO, Druggists and
Chrin,s Granite Buildings, No rs Roadway. c"rnrr
Of Chambers street, New York. sold, also, By aLEA
ANDER DuVAL q CO., Agents, VAIN street. kicp-
mond Va. Prlce-Sl per bottle or 'iI bottles t"f So
Jan :.
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~ CHANcERY.- In Nottoway County
] Court, 4th December 1915:
,,'.,;.,., ID t,n,.;n,o Plaintiff.

ry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ln Nottuway County
Court, 4th December, 1915:
william X. Jennings, Plaintiff:
against
Johnson 81 Duncan. William a. Chambers. Edward
G. Chambers Robert r. Chambers james {. Chambers,
Samuel A. t'han,crs, John &. Chambers and German
N Griffin and EiiZlhrti h,s WIFI Dff ndan,s
Til. day came the p'an,f, BY his Counsel. ard MED
hi. bill, against The de enGants and the defendants Ed
ward G. Chambers, Robert +. Chambers, James g.
Chambers samuel A. Chambers, John {. Chambers,
and German Gnin and Elizabeth " hs wife, not
having entered their appearance aad given security &C
coGnr Ia The AL of Assembly aud the rules OF tbs
Court aud i; appearing by satisfactory evidence HAT
h.y are M, inhabitants Of this country II J. Urdrrof.
ina; The laid absent defendants do appear here tie
first day Of March ourt next, and answer the bill Of The
plaintiff AMI that cops 81 ibis order be forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper published ~ the CITY OF E:ch
nn,d lar twn months successfully, and posted the
front door of the Court-hou of this county.
Copy-Teste,
Dec l6-cw2m T. FlILGEkAlp, L. Z.
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The Charleston Mercury draws The following
melancholy picture Of The distress IN some por-
tons of South Carolina. The citizens Of Chafles-
ton have held a meeting, 10 devise means OF re-
lief 10 heir suffering neiShbols:
"rhe citizens OF Charleston have heard with un-
fricned regret Of The suffering III he upper DIS
ificS ofour State occasioDed By The failure OF the
provision crop Of the last season. The dislre )
which such a calamity must produce, IS increased
by The fact that our country has been so pecu-
Iiarly blessed with abundant, grain crops that the
people ale entirely uuprepared 10 meet SO rare
and UNEXPECTED an emergency. The flrst and
immediate effect which il has produced, has been
a has,y emigration OF those whose necessities were
stronger than lbc lies which bound them 10 their
domestic Lcarihs. From Ike district OF Spartan
burg alone il is ascerained That upwards OF two
thousand persons have already fled from the
desti,utiun which awaited them, 10 seek in the
West some means Of support. The condition oil
many OF those who remain may be conceived,
when il is known that in the whole district, not
more than one-sixh of the usual provision crop
has been made, while in many neighborhoods.
there are entire fields which have produced
scarcely single ear OF corn In this calamity
several of the adjacent districts have shared, and
though, perhaps not 10 the same extent, yet So
orea, the destiution, that they arc unable 10 pro-
vide for The sufferers among themselves, much
less for those in other districts. Toroushoui This
region oicountrv, with The exception. ofGreenvlle,
and perhaps Of Pendieon districts. the distress is
such as 10 call forth the active sYmpaihes OF our
people.
I'm these circumstances the people OF Charles
ton, boih in The city and on the Neck, would co
injustice 10 their own feelings il they did not al
once unite in giving their expression, and come
forward 10 The relief OF their feow-citizens. Hi
,herto the scenes Of want and privation which
have called forth our sympa'hies, have been laid
in foreign lands, and our own country has been
exempted, through the mercy OF kind ProVI-
dence. from heir hear, rendins details. But now
The realities OF want are present al our own hre-
sides, and within our own State, are heard the
cries OF families in want OF bread. To such
cry The ear Of Charleston never has been deaf
from such appeals the hearts OF our people never
will be turned; and although many Of our ci,i-
zens are struggling with the consequences OF The
same drought which has afflicted the rest OF the
State, and regret that their means oil c"ntribn,
ton have been thereby curailed, ye, are We all
disposed cordially 10 come forward as one man,
and share our loal with those who are sons oil me
same common mohcr-brelhren OF The same
neutrality-suspicious. Of the same common lot Of
veal or oil wo"
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The first election under the new Constitution
Of Texas took place on the 18th ult. t. F. Nc
Kinney was elected Senator 10 The Texas Legs.
,a,ure from The Galveston District fie was run
as neutral Mcssrs. Cronican and Savage
were elected 10 The Lower House. AS lar as
heard from, Gen. Henderson, candidate Tor Go
vernon had received 322 votes, J. 3. Miller Is Tor
the same office There seems 10 be no doubt &
H.. election.
The general impression was, lha, Gen. Hous-
ton would be one Of the United States Senator'S
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New Years Day in Washington.

The Union OF Thursday HISHt says.
The crowd at The Presidents House was, we
learn. unparalleled; wave after wave visited Mrs
Madison, and ex-President Adams. Every,
where the cordial, inspiring exclamation passed
from lip 10 lip, from many thousand lips-"A
happy new year to you, and many returns OF IT.
In our own city, the beauz had hard days
work, in making their numerous calls, though
in such good cause their gaantry may reap
80 rpuard
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The death OF DR.. Halves, The worthy Dele
gate from King William which was announced
in the House on Thursday will be deeply re-
GREETED by all who knew him. lie was an honest
man--hal he was patriot, is demonstrated by
the fact, that, while 10 The eyes .! all, ne was
on the brink Of The grave, he hraved the ele-
mens and, 10 HE last, devoted his exhausted en-
eigies 10 mis- public dutieS
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TN pursuance of the provisions OF dee. ~ Ilus',
executed - W. by chatrs T.. Moss, on the 18Th 10
vemhrr. Iel9 and duly admitted IL record Is s.s-'s
County Cont we shall, the I0h day Of f.hfl:rv.
Isle or the fair day thereafter should 'bs ION
be un.,, ihr premises, offer al pubic auc'i1a Tor
cash all the iist, title, Interest and estate Of the laid
Charles b. ;ioss in Tract Of Land Ia the oauaiy -
Essex. sled Pigeon ii.i late the property OF William
Fisher, deceased
The interest al the said e. 4. Mos l. tia; which IL,
acuuirrd by vrua al hs marriage wiih Ann h., the
dow thu sad VIM. Fisher. and - t!;a which was
signed 10 her rs dover the said tfa6 %! lard. X ~
cIudrs the dw cling house, h-w. ard built Of brick,
kitchen stables gardens anl orchards.
he situation high, aud commanding iuli rir's -
The village IL Tappihaapnc Il about sud hali
mile, d,la ANTS well ~ the Tiytr. ani fi ot
c0lntry. JOHN a. pAkhEi', Trustees
urc II -r,ds ". A. WRIGHT,
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We puiish in 10 DAYS paper, an ad'el''se
menl OF dividend ol three per cent, made by The
Petersburg Railroad Company Tor the last SIX
months. The Richmond and Fredericksburg
Company made dividend CT The same atnoun'
in Novembs: last The payment Of such uiV'.
bends shows ,ha, these roads are doing well, ana
we are assured that there is every prospect %
their continuing 10 pay good DIVIDENDS
As we wish 10 extend Improvements OF ms ma
,ure, and The difficulty in The way seems 10 DC 'ne
fear OF plunging the Sta.e still more IN deO'' why
cannot the dividends paid by fireworks aifeduy
constructed. be made in some way The basis OF
fund for constructing new woIksH For e1ahf'e'
the Commemorate has stock in both he ABOVE
roads upon which she has just received ahou'
SIT 800 in dividends Tor The last hall year, when
is equal 10 S35, 600 per annum. She also receives
a dividend u about $4,000 per annum, from inc
Richmond and Petersburg Company. The DIS
nal Swamp Canal Company, and The Koanohe
Navigation Company are also paying digiaehus,
but we do not remember the amount. bu' 'iie
whole amount must be over $50 GOO per anhum
This would pay the interest OF from oou,ooo 10
/ 100000 Of dollars or, in other words lh's much
money could b. raised for Improvements, without
adding TO the burtherS of The Stale In lhis way
the system might be made The means OF support
ing and extending itself; Tor, with Inc increase Oh
good works, the dividends would necessarily m
crease. We throw this idea out, ior Inc cohsioe-
ration Of the tiiends OF internal improvement, as
one out Of which some good plan might be form
ed TO extend The public works Of The Stale. we
are free 10 say, that we are 100 lille versed IN
financial matters 10 venture very confident OPT
Mon We cannot, however, perceive any ms
,hiefin the suggestion; AM, unless The premises
se false, ii strikes US that much benefit may pc
made 10 follow its practical adoption. II IS ier
he friends Of internal improvement 10 act upon
,r reject, as 10 them may seem best these Grade