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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT


OF the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Of The CIEN
~ TlFIc and ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
vf Petersburg, Va.-Session 1878.
The Lectures in this Institution will commence on
the first Monday in November, ami continue until the
last OF the ensuing February.
FACULTY:
A. Il. BLACK, Nj. ID, Prof. Of Anatomy.
J. NJ. COMlNGS, NJ. d., Prof. Of The Theory and
Practice nf Medicine.
O.. KENWoRTHY, NJ. D., Prof. If Surgery.
Y. w. ALLEN, NJ. D., Prof. Of Physiology.
4. 2. BANNING. NJ H., Prof Of Obstetrics, &c.
II. NJ. PRICE, NJ. d., Prof Of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
j THOMAS, NJ. D., Prof. of Chemistry.
FEES.-The fee for admission 10 eicll course or irc-
lures is Sl0: Naturalization FEE 81; Graduation fee SIS.
The Text Books recommended by liz Faculty will he
consulted electrically, and with careful discrimination;
tue fundamental doctrines taught being those OF Thorn
son, and that there Is no necessity Of employing poisons
Of any kind ~ remedial agents; and that The object In
exhibiting any remedy should be- 10 sustain, and mol de-
press the vital powers.
All persons having business with tn Faculty, or de-
string lurtl sr information, will address, pnst prih,
CHARLES J. KRNWORTIY, NJ. D.,
Jrau ,f tIr Faculty.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,

FACULTY. OF PifSIC.
SESSION OF 1SI7-'S.-The Lectures will com.
~ mrnce on MONDAY m5ih October, and continue
until the lst of March, ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WIIlIAM +. A. AIKEN,
NJ. d., J.. I. ID.
Snrgery-NATHAN u. SMITH.
Therapeutics, Materia Medica and i~lyeirne-sAML.
CHEW, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and physiology-JOSEPII ROBY, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Observation-Disclosures row
Err, NJ. ID.
Demonstration of Ana,omy-CEORCE ". MII.TEN.
BERGER, NJ ID.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surge
ny every day NJ the baltimore lnfirma-y, opposite the
Medical College. The rooms for practical anatomy
will he opened October LIST, under he charge Of the
Demonstration. Fees for the entire ,nLrse $50. Com
Portable board may be ohtaioed in :. e vicinity Of the
Medical College fnr 81 so 10 3 SO per week.
kT The vacancy In the 0hstetrical Department will
he filled before The commencement Of tlr session.
WILLIAM j.. A. AIKEN,
Sepl. 24-cIM Dean Il thr Faculty.
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
Oarding OUSe.

MRS. II. G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
pl comnodious Tenements over the Stores OF Messrs.
Brooks, Bell q Hudson and Messrs. Binford 4 Fry, on
tho Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite ner oa
day, as well as yearly and monthly %boardsrs. in good
style. Terms moderate. The location for persons VI
sitting Richmond on business Is one Of the best In the
city. July 2-cwly
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WANTED,

A N active situation, on a plantation, or elsewhere, by
n a young man now residing in Philadelphia, who is
acquainted with bookkeeping, and other branches Of
the benefit of his health. Good reference can DO given
on addressing JAS. s. AWKWARD,
Sept, 2S-c5t& Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW FORWARDING NJ COMMISSION HOUSE
L., Tfigg

EIhyING taken a House on the Basin tenders his ser
Ii vices 10 his friends and the public generally, IN
forwarding merchandise, and for tile sale Of all the
staple articles Of produce.
l.. II. T., In the sale Of Tobacco, will DO assisted by
n gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged Judgment, is fully competent 10 sustain tile in
trrests nj Planters. Feb g-ctf
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FOR G oR A

FOR RENT, OR LEASE,
A LARGE and convenient Shop al King William
IA Court house, well adapted to the Coach. Making
and Wheel-Wrisht business. Also, a Blacksmith Shop,
adjoining. The location is q desirable ono. Posses
sion may be had Immediately.
Sept. s4-c4t WIN. N. GREGORY.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
Cnp GAIE

II Y virtue OF n Decree Of the Circuit Court Of Cles'
- terfeld, OF the Sd OF April, 1877, amended by ano-
Their decree IN July, 1877, in the suit Of David {. VIM
free, &c, against Lucy Winfrer and others, the planta
lion on James river, In the county of buckingham, be-
longing TO the estate of James w. Winfree, deceased,
will be offered for sale, by public auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the l9Ih October, 1871, IL fair,
If not, the next fair day. The plantation contains, by
survey, 2,3OO acres, of which there are estimated To be
about UUO acres Of open arabic land, including about l5U
acres Of river, and a small portion ofcreek low grounds.
The residue of the land is In woods, and much of IL
well timbered. Nearly all the open land Is in a high
state of Improvement from the use ~ clover and plas-
ter, and is well adapted 10 the growth of tobacco, corn,
wheat and oats. There is n grist mill an the place,
aud 4 site on which there has been n saw mill the dam
now standing In good repair. The mill was burnt last
year, but may he rebuilt III i moderate cost, and zen
derrd very profitable. The plantation adjoins the lands
Of Ro Boiling, John and James Harris, Henry and Lo-
rrnzo Nicholas and Others, aud Is nbout 5 miles from
Scottsvile and 8 miles from the Virginia Mills. Pro-
dncr may be carried across the river lu thr canal with
oul any hauling IN the Opposite side. II Is well wa
a number Of springs conveniently situated. There II 4
good orchard, and all necessary tobacco-liousrs, barns,
sc, with q small dwelling and an Oprrsrer's house.
The purchaser will receive possession of the land,
now In crop, so soon As the crops ran be properly gath
cred and removed; and will take full possession on the
lst January next, rrsrrving only The use of tobacco
houses and necessary fuel until The tobacco crop can be
cured and carried away.
The Terms are One fourth casl, and 4 credit OF one,
two and three years, equal instruments, for The residue
the credi, payments To bear interest from the sale,
and 10 be secured by bonds with good security, and hy
retaining the Title until payment.
We are authorized 10 say, that il is no. the intention
of any Of the persons now interested In the estate to
purchase IT, LUCY WlSPREE, lro,,,
Sent. l4-ctls DLDEN RHODEs, So"i %
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AUCTION SALES.
BY IL. III. Dickinson & Bro.
NEGROES.

THIS DAY, al 81 o'clock, will be sold two
Negro Men, Two Boys, three Girls, and one Wo-
man and Child.
R. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
Oct. 3 Auciioneers.
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DtuH Vt THE a
Petersburg, Va, Sept. =, %ls47.-cw2n

THE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
q. b. MINOR, Esq, PRINCIPAL.
Board IF Trustees.
The r.. Rev. wy. MrApr, President,
The Rev. II. I. C.sTLENaS, DR.. r. I. STRiBLlSo,
ALrI. II. H.. sTuAKr, n. {. K'SSnf,
L. J. MicHIE. JANIS PoiSTs.
TIlIS Institution will be opened onthe LIST day Of
! November next, IN The spacious builling just erect
I'd for lis accommodation, IN The Town ofStaunlon. II
will be under the management Of Il. u. Minor, Princi-
pal, who will be assisted by teachers a the highest
qualifications.
Terms, &C., far The session Of ten m,mths:
Board, including washing, Sl25
All the branches of English, %
any one Ancient or Modern Language, 20
Music on the Piano. Guitar and Harp, each, a.
Use Of Instruments, 10
General exercise III vocal music, in which tie whole
School will be e,pectrdto engag+-incIuding mn
sic books, s
Naturalization Fee, 5
s2lo
Thus il appears that pupils in thr Institute will re.
crive board, washing, instruction ia English, any one
Ancient or Modern Language. and Music, partly Vocal,
for 1895. Should they desire TO do "a, hey can add Ia
these
Drawing and Embroidery. each, S2O
Vocal Music, with instrument. Is
But for Vocal Music, alone, with accompaniment,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT,
Embracing OrIography, Reading, Writing and the
Elements Of Geography and Arithmetic, $40
Payments-One half IN adpancc, the remainder al tho
middle of the session.
The Terms are made thus low, because Of the cheap
ness Of living in thr plentiful Valley Of Virginia, in
which the Institute il situated, and not because the
education conferred will ne common, for lie Principal
would not embark In such au enterprise but with the
determination 10 make The Institution one Of the high
est order. With this view two things will be specially
aimed at-thornughly grounding the pupils in The els-
mentary principles Of knowledge, so that enhellish-
ments and accomplishments may have a solid founda-
tion; and inspiring them, ~ FAR AZ possible, with a spi-
rt Of selfimprovrnent, which will make education pro-
gressive through life Without this, il in believed that
education fails of its highest utility; for The amount Of
knowledge treasured up n School, even by the most
gifted and industrious, Is comparatively small. Be-
sides impartins To the pupils this sound instruction,
constant pains will be bestowed In training their cha
racters, especially those OF the boarders, under the most
sanitary mornl and religious influence.
Persons wishing To send pupils TO the Institute can
communicate with the Principal, nj Richmond, till the
ieihdte o'ctaunton. Sept. 2l-d&t@fa"A
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PACE OF TIcKET.:-Wholes s4O-llalves q
tiers le-Eiglihs5.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will BE- promptly at
tended to, and drawings sent when requested; Please
address orders TO N. S1'RA1T0S,
Oct.4 Richmond, Va,
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Yesterday morning i, was stated positively
ia. an officer passed on TO Washington with
Important news from General Scott, which was
nagnifed into a report, that General Scott had
zen forced to evacuate the city of Mexico.
To relieve anxiety, We last evening sent an en-
cuiry by Telegraph to Washington, and att P.
II. received for answer that there was "no news
rom The army"-but that Thomas was supposed
4, be elected Governor Of Maryland by a MAORI
vol 1000.
II "he ponies" passed through yesterday, as
,porled, we shall get ONE intelligence this
mnrning.
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OFFICE.
VAIN STREET, OPPOSITE I HUTEL.
MAKE WAY FOR LUCK

VALE STREET, OffOSlIE ClIl uul EL.
MAKE WAY FOR LUCK
5000 Dollars sold and paid!
nRAWN Nos. OF Maryland Consolidated
- Lottery, Glass l26, drawn 23d September:
e. 81 II 4 Is 80 46 rs 40 &c ID "a 81 so.
Nos. 4 Is 30. The second highest prize Of 5000
dollars, sold and paid, as usual, a, sight, by
LUCK.
Making the second prize recently sold by
LUCK worth having.
Ticket Nos. Z 81 G5, $4,000.
Ticker Nos. 4 IS 30, 5000.
Together with numerous smaller ones OF ] 500
dollars, 1000, &c; and lois Of the little ones,
such as are daily noticed by The vendors about
town, not worthy Of LUCK's note. Bear in
mind that LUCK sells only in PAlNE'S LOT
TERIES, in which all the big prizes are sold.
One of the most Brilliant Lotteries erer drarn in
the United .Stoics!
PRICE OF TICKETS ONLY TWENTY DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
OF $4,000. Sor $500.
,,,oo,,Cu.NN 4 orurCpy C,.s, NJ, 40 =, A..
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IAFPHHANNUCk FEMALESEMINARf.
TNHE next term of This Institution, under The super
i intendance Of Mrs. Lucy Y. Gray, will commence
on the first Monday in October, la47. All Ihe branches
taught IN any Female Seminary in our Country may hs
pursued mere. The excessive patronage which this
School has enjoyed, furnishes ample testimony TO its
character In The estimation Of the public. More than
live hundred young ladies' have been educated in it,
many OF whom are now among the brightest ornaments
Of society. Mrs. Gray will continue 10 be assisted by
Miss Sarah X. Tole, who is justly acknowledged 10 he
one Of the most thorough teachers In 1 the Stale; also, by
her sister, Miss Martha +. Tole. Instruction will be
10 the highest; likewise, in The French and Latin Ian
smagrs, Drawing, Painting and Embroidery. To all
who may wish 10 learn Latin, lessons will be given by
MIR. VIM Muscoe Srmpie, Principal of The male insti-
inlion III this place. Lessons in Music by Mr.. Charles
Shey, whose qualifications are too well known 10 need
comment. Accommodations Of the first order, and
terms very low for The advantages received.
1appaha nnock, Aug. 81, ls~f7.-cw6w
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.


THE seventh session 81 this institution will com.
i mence on The An, day of October The buildings
have been greatly enlarged, and every necessary ar
rangement made for the accommodation OF pupils.
The subscriber takes pleasure in informing his friends
and patrons, that, at a high figure. he has secured The
services OF four ladies rs teachers, all possessing quail
locations OF a superior order. The lady selected rs
Principal is one Of long experience, having taught for
fifteen years, seven Of which time in The best Schools
Of Virginia.
Terms, &C., as for the last five years.
Address The subscriber, at Miller's, ESSEX county,
Virginia, and bills Of particulars will be sent.
Respectfully, JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ. D.
Midway, Essex CO., Sept. a4-ctNovI
FEMALE SCHOOL IN POWHATAN.
THE subscribers School will reopen on the lst Of
i October. He will receive into his family a few
~boarders, TO whom particular attention will be paid In
every respect. The situation Is remarkably healthy,
and In q pleasant neighborhood.
Terms, per SESSION Of fee months.
Board and Tuition in English, 500 w
French. 10 60
instruction in Music and use Of Piano, : % so
Day Scholars, 10 w
| Payments will be required In advance, and no rednc-
| ton for lost time, except nj The discretion Of the sub
/ scriber. My address Is Geniio Post Office, Powtstan.
Oct. l-cw4w WIZ. MURRAY,
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MISS GORDON'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,

FOX YOUNG LADIES',
WILL. be ~re-opened on the first Of October next. All
w the usual English branches are taught in this
School, AMI lessons in the Latin, French, Ital ian, Spa
nisii and German Languages, and in Music and Draw
Ing, given by roIr petent teachers.
TERMS as heretofore. Aug. g7-ctOctl0
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800. 600! 10000! 500, 900!

20 prizes OF $4,000, amounting 10 $400, 600,
(leing lie lowest 3 No. Prizes.)
The LIST and 81 drawn Mes, $1,000!
The Cd and Sd, or Sd and 4th drawn Nos, $500!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 5, for Isl7, To be-
drawn In Alexandria, on Saturday, the 10Th day Of oc-
ers. rs No. Loitery-l2 drawn ballots.
MnnniEcnnf Schama
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NJ the Magnetic Telegraph

., Hours I'm Advance of the Mail.
Correspondence Of tAs Richmond Enonirer.)
BALTIMORE, Oct. 7-5a P. NJ.
The Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
uarke,s are unchanged.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
Thomas majority l,566; McLean's Sal.
The Democrats have carried Marylan nd, pro-
h,bly BY 700 maj. Congress probably divided.
The Wings have carried the county OF Frede'
rick by 100 maj. nj
liuorc by 500 mai.
Il has been raining mos, part Of the day.
The election returns thus lar received are most
.,vorable 10 the Democrats.
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j. f. Words Lottery Office.

~ WIZ AzOteA NhkhNSe
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THR MOST MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY EVER
i DRAWN IN THE UNITED STATES.
100000 DOLLARS CAPITAL PRIZE.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass s-to be drawn
al Alexandria, October 80, is47.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
l grand capital prize Of : sl0O,0O0
grand prize OF 10000
splendid prize Of 10000
do, l5,00O
do. 1905
5 splendid prizes Of 10000
S do. 5000
do. 1000
900 prizes lowest 3 Nos Of 1000
IS prizes list and ID drawn Nos.) Of 1900
III; prizes rod and Cd or I'D and 4thl OF $40
lo6 prizes (4th and 5th. or 5th and 6thl of $50
l46 prizes 10th and 7ti, or 7th and SHY OF $50
2,7l7 prizes Of 80
1896 prizes Of 40
PaIcr or Trcxrrs-Whole Tickets $40; halves $50;
25 Tickets Ia package) at $40 each $1,000
Deduct the price Of tickets tgiven in) l0
The package is warranted to draw al least Aus
Leaving the risk on a package Of wlloles Az
halves, quarters and eighths in proportion.
| publish this Scheme at this early day in order that
every one, both far and near, may make arrangements
10 have a chance In i. O%fc0urse, every man who ever
deals In L.otlerieg nj all will have q chance; and thGse
who have never had n ticket will be induced to try this
scheme.
single wholes or shares. or certificates of packages, and
promises prompt attention, and an account OF the draw
Ing when over. Please address
Aug. 24-cw6w J. +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
SLAVES, HORSES, MULES, CATTLE SHEEP,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, &c.
IL virtue OF u Deed of Trust, executed by James Z.
- CorhIn, ESQ, shall proceed to sell, nj public aur-
non, on THURSDAY The llih day of November, LEAF,
u iair, u not, tue next fair day, the following Real and
Personal Estate:
acres OF Land, situated in the county OF MiddieseI,
CREEK. The improvements consist oil 4 comfortable
wood Dwelling Holse of four rooms, all necessary out
Houses, Barns, Corn Houses, Stables, Negro Cabins,
&c SC.
Corbin Hall il second 10 no Estate on the Rappahan-
mock river, of similar extent, In all The advantages
which could be required by a Virginia farmer desi-
rous Of obtaining an agreeable residence or a profitable
investment Of Capital. The Farm is now In good or
der and condition. The growing crop Of Corn is esi-
mated at lsW barrels. Crops of Wheat and Rye will
ne seeded, and all the farming operations have been,
Sixty valuable and likely Slaves, a large number Of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. Wagons, Carts,
flonghs and other Farming Utensils, Fodder, shucks,
DC. Also, a valuable Thresniug Machine, capable OF
turning OUT from . TO 200 bushels per day.
Tie sale Will take place At Corbin Hall. Persons de-
siroIis OF viewing the property previous TO The sale are
invited Ia do 40.
TERMS-The Slaves will be sold for casl-fhe
Stocks, Farming Utensils and Crops on a credit Of six
months, oRe-third Two years-bond, with good person
deed of trust on the premises To secure the deferred
payments. James p. Corbin and his wife Will unite in
a deed TO the purchaser. For further information rs TO
the property. The undersigned will refer all persons de-
signing 10 purchase, 10 James r. Corbin, Esq.
Sept. as-ctls WM. N. WEXFORD Trustee
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Lam d iii c e,

On tolrieenM Street, unde The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs hs friends
i and the public in general, thai he has commenced
the business of a Lottery Broker, IN the Office Ton 18th
street, under the Exchange fotel,l formerly occupied
by d. NJ. Iloyt, and recently by L. d. Prndlelon.
Tickets and shares In all Lotteries Of which j. w.
Maury & Co. (sucCessors To Gregory & Co.. ne the Ma
nasers, always for sale in the greatest variety.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-DollarL Lottery. To be drawn in Petersburg
on Friday, the Virginia Lersburg Lottery, Extra, Glass
No. 81. Capital SO, 900. 60 Nos, 9 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves so cents; quarters 25 cts.
Observation-Disclosures Dollar Lottery. The Sussex,
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Class M. 81, TO be drawn al
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. at III O'Clock, and
the drawing will he received here about O'Clock.
Capital 81 1000. 7s Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves
so cents; quarters rs cents.
Also for Saiurday-A Splendid Scheme.
$4,000 DOLLARSl
Sale, close at five O'Clock.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Ga. Capitals: 1896 900,
$4,000, 40 Of 1000, &C. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets
$40; halves S; Quariersa 50.
~ ID n ~. ,-..1. xr.n-., -, l. TT y .
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LAND FOR SALE.
rHE subscribers nlTer for sale the tract

THE subscribers oier for sale the tract Of land on
4. which the late James Wyche resided, situated on
Tar liver, in the county Of Granville, North Carolina,
within twelve miles ofihe Raleigh aud CASTOR Rail
road, and containing ] 100 acres. About nne. half is
Woodland, and one.fourth Of the tract river low
grounds. There are two good dwelling houses on the
premises, and all other necessary buildings for a farm,
in good order.
The above land IL surpassed In fertility By few, il
any, tracts in this part of the State, and Is situated In a
pleasant and healthy nsighbofhood.
Terms accommodating. For further particulars i'd
dress the subscribers, at Henderson,, North Carolina.
,,ns !. W. yycl Executors.
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10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL
4 OF $4,000. Sor $500.

sUsQUEHANNA LOTTERY, Glass No. 4s, 10 b.
lawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, Oct. 27lh, Ie47.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-24
THE U MON.

voted for Catholic emancipation, with the wings orslnal-
y intended TO accompany that measure, by when guar
ter OF million annually To be devoted TO the support
OF the Roman Catholic religion In Ireland where seven
teighs of the population protested that form OF faith
tDisapprobaton.l The funds of the Roman Catholic
church IN Ireland had been taken from that establish
ment by the sword, and bestowed the church OF be
Protestans will maintain the Protestant establishment
untouched am prepared to make restitution to the
Catholics OF the property which Tor 200 the Protestant
church has enjoyed but think that the Catholics are en
lied TO an equivalent for what they have lost tMunnus
frankly express opinions this point know that have
the ba at i'll choose hoist the old Orange Nag and
raise the 'no-popey cry; but nscenousy believing
that such course would be inconsistent with TRUTH and inu
rous 10 the interests of the Protestant church. would not
adopt 1t 10 become the leader OF the greatest party this coun-
try ever produced indeed If crown We're at my ee
would stoop pick up such terms. Loud and con-
tnued cheering mingled with Misrepresentation and cries OF
NO popey lappeal For 100
deavoed TO put down the Roman Catholic religion IN Ireland
hold land in Ireland My grandfather the Duke Of Port
land was sent by the government, OF which Burke was
member, TO repeal those laws Did Professionalism make
progress In Ireland under the system OF persecution The
result was VIGOROUSLY otherwise Look where an opposite
system prevails In Canada, the Protestant and Catholic
churches established side by side, and there the num-
Der of Protestant increases similar result is observable
wisdom adopting wise and just policy IN this respect
Al the conclusion OF the last the King OF Prussia hav
obtained large accession OF territory chiefly occupied
by Roman Catholic population, placed persons OF that re-
gion ON an equality, in every respect with those OF the
Protestant religion. At that me the Catholics were in
have dwindled to hree-eighths [Hear Common sense,
well experience show that have adopted an ero-
mode dealing with the religious OF the
people OF Ireland. Hear, hear ]"