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INFIRMAkY OF The MEDICAL COL
LEGE-RIcHMoNr, Va

rryHg College Infrmary is open for The reception a
/ patients throughout The year. All persons requir
Ing Medical or Surgical ard, except the insane, aDt
those iaaorng under contagious Diseases are aomea
Toto the Institution
The accom- for th- sick are very complete
Spacious and well arranged Wards are set apart ini
che different classes Of patients and private apart.
ments are furnished when required. The Medica' nho
Surgical Wards under the charge OF Professors OF
tho College fer prescribed periods IN rotation Inc
Physician and Surgeon visit their respective WARDS
daily and In cases OF difficulty all the members OF Inc
Faculty are called In consultation.
The charges for board medical attendance, surgical
operations, nursing medicines, and every necessary
service, are-lor coirred patients, 81 per week.
White s.
When private apartment is furnished, an addition
al charge IL made.
The Inhrmary commeads itself especially to persons
In the country who NAV be disposed TO leave their
homes for the heneht of Medical nr Surgical aid -
Those nteres,e ed IN the subject will hnd on enquiry,
tina, whist economy will be consulted IN patronizne
tbs Institution, every remedial aid may be expected
here that can be found In sn'lar institutions else
where The fniirmay 10 already much resorteo 10 ny
patients from distance, and this class oil patients WIZ
no doubt be greatly increased as its advantages De-
come more widely kDowu In surgical point ui we"
particularly has just claims TO bs regarded as an In
aitution If great public utility.
Gentlemen sending patients from distance VIII
please give city reference Address any member OF
She Faculty, or NEWMAN, stewart.
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TUESDAY, FEYRu.RY 10th, l849.

L
Various bills were received from the Housc
and appropriately relened.
NJ. HuVES from The select committee, report
cd A Dill q nod separate eleclioh III ihe COUNTY
ii Dinwis,dic which passed.
On !, olion ii Mr. BARBEE The lax bill was
,akcn up ard uriher ancnced-lt was men, o.
motion Of Mr.. DENEALE laid on the table anG
made he order OF the day for Tuesday next
ayes ~, noes 4.
ccrt,ye communication relative To the condi'icn
81 certain Banks Laid on the table.
ON motion o. Mr.. TRIBE, the Senate &C
journe;. opn,,vc,rrs
Pay:r hy The Rev. Nh Dunnipg oil TIE PICS
bytefian Church. o,.;,s
Mr. HARRIS from The committee on CLAIMS
PRESENTED repors adverse 10 he petitions OF hoo'
Whilehv ami Of GsoGge Miller.
| Mr. CONWAY IRON The committee on banks,
presented bill TO incorporate The Farmers, Pan
| ters AMI Mechanics Savings Bank Cf Bedford; a
hin 10 incorporate he citizens Savings Bank ~
ne Town OF Liberty; bill 10 incorporate The An
! ingdon Savings Bank.
MIR. WHITE from The committee en-
/ Schools, &c. presented bill concerning the All
nual meetings OF School Commissioners
| Mr.. CHEATHAM according 10 order, pre-
/ sculrd bin 10 arporton The School quotas &C.
tween A ppoma,lcx and Campbell counties.
1 On motion Of Mr. CONWAY, leave was CIV
en 10 bring in a bill 10 Incorporate Inc Cnesa.
peake Steamboat Compaoy; and also 10 amend
The &C, emitted an acl 10 incorporate me w me
! Hall Mining Company Mr.. ooN"hi ac'
corGiaey presented said bills
\ Mr.. WALLACE according 10 order, presen
ted bill 10 establish system Of Dis'rie' FREE
! S.ko,Is t,r II ;no (,enrpp cDrniy,
On motion OF Mr. SMlFH-Resolved Iha
the committee for Cours OF Justice enquire INC
the e1pediency Of mere efectually securing Inc
| rights arising from The relation OF master and
apprentice in Alexandra county.
! PETITIONS.
The following petitions were presented and re-
I tered 10 appropriate committees:
! By Mr.. RECTOR: OF citizens OF the village
| of Salem. in Fauuuier county. tor an act OF in
/ corporation. By MIR. LAfNE Of Alleehany
4 OF citizsns II Boie,ouu and town OF New Castle,
! for repeal of the law n relation TO The f'rmalcn
| OF new counties. By Mr.. WOOTTON: Oi
/ Venable, Anderson and Flouynoy, and James
| Veuable e. Brothers, that The laws requiring in
speclon of -four before expectation may be re-
pealed
BILLS PASSED:
The following bills were read third time and
| passed:
Authorizing The county Court Of Wylhe 10 iu.
crease tie reward for killing Wolves
Concerning District Free Schools;
Changing the place OF holding separate cleo
ton in Lewis county;
Auihorizing The county Court OF Brooke 10
rebuild the Cour, House OF said county and for
other purposes;
Incorporating The Trustees of Reedy Spring
Academy;
Incorporating he Fincas,le Female Seminary;
Incorporating the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pauy OF Loudouu;
Divorcing Sarah w. Williams from her hus.
band John w. Williams;
Authorizing The proPrietors OF the road con-
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go The Afflicted

nR5. RUBINSUN and WAUUEf Jointly tenitr
~ their professional services 10 Tho public and par
tcuary such suffering with Chronic and sup
oos-d Incutab forii> disease.
From long experience lhcy feel iured that they can
,rr,t successfully disease any form; and aie salts
S,d ina, seventy five yer of scr have despair
cd az getting Well may be- 10y judcIou' use OF veg.'a
Sic tenedia agents. restored 10 least comfortable
a,ate oil health.
Ia chrome etsss. where the constitution has not
been too nuch Impaired ny disease, the of nierch
~ and oi.r poisnns. 7ni ~rra i required TO visit
prrsons 1T d. charge ni be made for ser
ees Ratsss cure IS etfe'ef
II YOU'D De ndvsanr for persons living al distance
10 be in the city, ani receive daily alen.ion. Beard
can DO had at Dr.. Il =. Address
Dss ROBINSON 4 WADDEY.
Richmond, Va
PS-T The Doctors may he found al all times [when
not professionally ene,sei) at their Once, on FRANK
lin strss,, c .rner allows Exchange Hotel.
Feb6-c3m n q "
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POETRY.
SOAR HIGH! SOAR HIGH!

SOAR HIGH! SOAR HIGH!
Soar high! scar high! nor fear TO dy,
Think not abou, tie falling,
Stay not 10 shrink uron The b;ink
Or high and holy calling;
Bur, being right, with all thy might
Go on-ihc clouds OF sorrow,
That here today obscure The way,
May all be gone 10 morrow.
The world may sncer, and laugh, and Jeer'
YET STAY not tor repinine;
Alike Tor all, the great and small,
Creations light is shining.
Take heart al oak, there is 10 stroke
Man strikes, but il may aid HIM,
For il the deed from good proceed.
Saw what ON earth shall! shade HIM
As every JOY we uncmploy
Is an uDeracious measure,
So eve:y gin we cast adrit
Is a most wasted treasures;
And il may be, perchance, u we
Should once ALIKE refuse therI,
We NAV in Wan strive 10 regain
The slightest power to use them.
Soar high soar high nor fear 10 ny,
Think not about Inc falling;
There is a power IN every hour
To help MS in our callinsi
IF only mere We would adore,
And seek lis mighty aiding;
Nor rack our brains, nor take sucn pains
To search Tor things so fading.
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MOL ICE.


Ara Meeting of the President and directors ~ lhe
n Lnnisa Railroad Company, al iheir ounce. on Sa'oi
day the ION day nf February, isi9:
Whereas th- several monthly reausit'ons heretofore
made ON subscribers for Stock in Tho Louisa hafoau
Ccupany for The purpose at ext ndns 'aiu fodu iIo
Gornunsville 10 ri the Blue Eniee IN part pay
mont OF OF stock subscribed Tor as aoIo
said-viz: on the days of January, March, hpiii
NAV August, September, October ana pecemnet, $40
on the LIST days of February and March. 1879 OF 1--WE
dollars per sh res and the Isl days a. June, July ah0
November isaS OF dollars share, nave III many
instances complied "iIh IS |" any part thsie
or and IN others bn. partially complied with
Resolved therefore, That The saia reqrisitiohs DC
and The same hereby repeated aud that due puoh
cation thereof gwen ani that on The further failure
of any such Stakeholder Sioek nodeisto compi WIN
tho SAID ~aois,tons The President Of the company be
and required either Ia make sae oil the share
or Shares of delinquent Siochh ider IN orde'
10 Rise The of such QUESTIONS, IN Inc manner
pe,crbed BY the entitled Ian act Prescribing GER
cain asuatons Tor The Incorporation OF aaroad
Companes;' or 10 recover the san- by n"ton on 'eu
dsys' notice, a. he may deem most eHpedient
true Copy from the Minutes lete,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
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RUMPORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM
CQIINIY VIRGINIA.


JS situated five miles from ayeus. In commnni'y al
i marked intelligence and refinement. The Location,
is note for healthiuness, and the buildings Greeted
expressly for Academic pnrpOsesl admirably combine
comfort and convenience. For nearly half century
This Institution has established seat oearninf
and 10 Il many Of orr able deeply indebted
The buildings have recently been Thoroughly repair
ed and the subscriber aided by 'rj. smith, twho>r
moral and scholastic fitness has been fully tested will
he ready To receive pupils the Goth Of January 1919 -
The scholastic year. with vacation OF month dn
ring he Summer, will close The 21th day of December
following.
The course Of studies will embrace the Mathema,i
CAL Classical and Scientific subjects taught IN our best
Academies.
The school will be conducted nponths most approved
principles OF instruction and discipline and every effort
made 10 render II intellectually and morally worthy Of
liberal patronage.
TEL RMS:
csptrd for len months, sl3o
Day scholars Tor ten months, 81
French and Tactics, each,
Addrss-aylett's, King William county, Va.
Dec l-laf6i JNo II PITTS.
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WaRRENTON HOUSE,

BY ALEXANDEh DHIhEts. ,h,,
THE subscriber having become the pIopI,e.o, o,vn If
i well.known and popular Hotel IN .ie En-, and
Wanenlon, recently kept by Bronausn ra" !, en-.
,rsIu s ub new and superior furniture Of every DE-
ser f is prepared 10 entertain his friends ana .ne
public generally. As no pains or expense a.e hat
spared in furnishing his borders with every .n his
crn Contribute 10 the isacon of his guests ana m
Har with The choicest Liquors and Cigars that Tue
srn Markets can afford and, having procured the ser
vices Of attentive and experienced servants, ,ne
.;h,y a,iters himself thai he viii be able 10 entertain
So, ,,,ho nav call ON him in manner not TO be sur
nassed, and upon terms which cannot iail 70 p'ea
Iis stable viii be under the care OF attentive "sue'''
and always provided with the best OF provenae.n;
oO-clm aLEAhNpGh D''N
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NOTICE.

III The subscriber wishing To farm out the c.
fs-SA lebrated race horse and stallion, BuCCAS-
An Ter, during the present season, VIII transfer
him any gentleman that satisfy him of his pune
tuaty on the most reasonable terms Bnccani1r u =
large md powerful blood bay with black legs, and
tail and OF as pure blood any horse IN hmarca or
England. He was sired by Gohanna, his dam by Viz
ppan and his descent can be traced back ten genera
tons If desired the subscriber will exchange HIN for
good horses mules.
ANY communications addressed to N-grofooi, Han
over county, will receive prompt attention.
Ian 3o-cw4w 4. VAUGHAN.
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TO TIE RISING SUN.

See how with laundering fi-ry feet
Sol's afcent sic, ds the barriers beat,
That bar their radirnt way;
Yoked by The circlipg hours hey STAND,
lmpa,ien, al The Gods command
To bear The Car o! Gay.
See! led ny Moro viii deuy feel,
Apollo nouns his golden seat,
R.plere wuh seveniold fire;a
While, ds zzled by his conquefiDs light,
Heavens glilIeriug host aud awful night
Submi>sively Telle.
Seei clothed with majesty and strength,
Through >acnet lights wide gates at ieng'n
The God exulline spring:
Wniie lesser deilies around,
And demon powers his praise resonDd,
And hail their matches king!
Through The dark portals of The deep
The ioa,nfg sieeds now furious leep,
AMI lnunder up The sky.
The god 10 srraiLs now tunes HIS Tyre,
Which natures harmony inspire,
And ravish as they 81.
Ev'n dreadful Hves sea profound
Feels the enchanting o,EqueIins sound,
And boils wi \ frge no more;
The Worlds datk boundary Tart'rus hears,
And ile.inspirins Strains Teveres,
And stills lis wild uprusr.
And while through Heaven the god sublime
Triumphant rides, see reverend Time,
Fast by his chariot run:
Observant OF the fiery .leeds,
Silent th- hoary king pr ceeds,
And hymns his parent sun.
See! a. he cones, with general voice
ALI NaIules living tribes rejuice,
And own him as their king.
Ev'n rugged rocks their heads advance,
And forests on the inounlains dance,
And hills and valleys sing.
See while his beauieous gi,tering feet
10 mystic measures either bea';
Enchanting 10 the sigh,
PEan, whose genial locks diffuse
Life bearing health, ambrosial cews,
EyultDg springs 10 light.
10 as he comrs, in Heavens array,
And scattering wide The blaze OF day,
Lifts high his scourge Of fire.
Fierce demons that III darkness dwell,
Foes of our race, and dogs Of He'll,
Dread It's avenging ire.
Hail! crowned with light, Creations king
b. mine he TASK Thy praise 10 sing,
And vindlcate Thy nigh;
Thy honors spread lhrougn barbrous Chimes
Ages unborn. and impious times,
And realms involved in night"
sThat L. with his own proper fire, and the re Of II
,lher planets.
THE name Of Apollo.
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VIM. II. BRO WN,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
rUAyISC removed from the cOnaty OF Albrmare,
Ii respectfully offers his services to his friend ana Tue
public in general 10 sell all Kinds of Country tlodeem
Tobacco, Flour Wheat. Corn, &C. &c. ne s go,
On ~ IN. Nrssrs Fry,s new Stores, Cary street,
nearly Opposite u the Columbian Tavern, on the cor
ner NJ Vlrrnia and Cary streets, where he VIII be
happy Ia see his friends. -
Col Tho. j. Randolph and : w. Ficklen, 7ioendrte
Hon. James Garland. James ; Crswson. ana ncuah'e'
a. Lee, Lsnehburg; II. W. & J.J. Fry, Richmond
Feb l3--ctf
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VALUABLE FARM FOX SHL LIE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale, on very accommodate
j ins terms his Farm in Hrnrico comfy, called Oak
HIM. containing Ill! acres. about ten miles Northwest
Of the city Of Richmond, on The Chicka'omIny swamp
There Is shout 20H acres in woods Of original growth
well tiubrred and Immediately on the Richmond, Ere
derckshurg and Potomac Railroad, with turnout on
the land and very convenient 10 two saw mills ana
rrst mill The remaining portion Of the land Is OF GOOD
quality and par OF the well adapted 10 grass
Oak Hill is considered Of tile most beautiful anh
healthy places in Eastern Virginia The Improvements
consist OF large well constructed and convenient two
story dwelling house, and all other on houses suitable
and necessary for the accommodation Of family
There is well OF pure in the yard, and several
springs convenient and fruit Of all descriptions. There
Is seeded on the farm fifty bushels of small GRIM
Terms accommodating. Apply TO NJ. w Gofdin or to
The subscrIhrr GEO. DREWRY.
Ian5 nu,9r
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co PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed Go Partner n
/ ship, for the purpose of conducting General Pro-
duee Commission Business in the city Of Richmond.
Va, under the firm and style Of Hester. White Co
w. EDMUND HESTER,
JOHN e. WHITE,
pi.bmond Ian % ls49 WIN. TONNES.
ny Va take this occasion 10 return our thanks TO our
friends for The patronage heretofore bestowed on u.s.
and bespeak continuance oil ]. for the new concern.
Ian saMdAnlm HESTER WHITE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

!Teegfaphed Tor me BdI'lm0' e sun.
HAsRIsBuao, Feb I9-P. II.
A despatch has been received here from Colum-
bus, announcing that The General Assembly OF
Ohio has passed resolutions protesting strongly
against The contemplated repeal, by The PennsyI-
vania Legislature, OF The ACT granting The r CHI
OF Way TO the Ohio and Erie Railroad Ccmpa-
ny. Re,a iato!y measures are threatened, il the
Pennsylvania Legislature persists in its course
In regard 10 This matter
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Broad Rock Spring Race

YHTITI Commences on the first IUEsUnf III '''!'
w and continue three days - .o,,s
FIRST DAY-A sweepstake for three year oid COWS ,,s
and flies, untred 800 entrahcs-s-' '"''e"' '''~
heats; 10 name and close the 18th Marrn. , r,.o
SECOND DAY (wednesday)-Joeksy Club. Two
mile heats $500 c,x p..
THIRD DAY Thursday Jockey Club PURSE
For entrance TO the aboveisakes, address Proprietor
., n,"'J IN dns time JOHN ALLCOCK.
sLTha Prondetor will keep Training Stable at
the Course and from his experience and personal at
ten;ion thereto gentlemen who enlrust their horses
10 bis care may expect them to be brought To me posi- III
good condition. Jan l2-cWnW
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TO BUILDERS

DY order Of the Board OF Directors of The Eastern
I'D Asylum, carpenter Will hereafter be permanent
" employed in connection with this institution. lie
will be an officer Of the Asylum, attending, however,
more especially To necessary repairs Of The buildings
Further particulars as 10 duty aud salary. may be
learned by reference 10 tie undersigned, 10 whom ap
pcatons should be addressed before the st oi March
JOHN NJ CALF,
Superintendent and Physician.
In
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Sa ~ Mill. Sc FOR RENT

SAW MILL, &C., FOR RENT,
A BOUT seven miles from Richmond, with an .bun
n dance Of ash maple and pine timber, very convent
-nt Adjoining Is a good dwelling, and any one wish
inc II can rem, from fifty To hundred acres of ara
biz land An 1nterprising man, with small capital
might make profitable business. Apply 10
Jan 30-d6tfcGi klCHahD hibL' JR.
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iTelegr phed Tor The Baltimore SUM-

IeIegI PHeu I0I Out r'rI0Fc ouH.J
albany February IL.
ELECrioN OF COMPTROLLER The
Senate and Assembly met in Cove ntion to-day,
and eeciei hon. Washing on Hunt Comptroller
Of he ale ot New York, vice Willard Fill
more, resigned. Inc vote srood-Fut Hunt 50,
all ne,s 23; m.inIiiy too Hunt s..
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JAMES GARLAND AND WM. NJ. CABELL
HAVE united IN the practice of Law, and VIII rreu
IL larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst Appomatox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and The Town ot LynchbuTg.
Addreas--I.ynchhurg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, "a
practice in the Court Of Appeals. Oct aa-cu
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IT,. % POLLARD, =
KING WILLIAM CoURT,Ho....s'

d. ans g saIiss .. nses thai a'r
fee al this place, to carry into sse! .ns 10 se
cretal order, the fah day 81 us eh lime and pace
the rirst Monday in the month. az when II from ~
you may attend, II you think p,od sv IL WI be CO.
cause, Il should rot be done on t'a. s"''
tnued from day 10 day, until nn,s,rvy commissOref
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

THE subscriber, thankful for the liberal patfohaee
/ he has received since he has been IN the m"mnlls
sion Business, again offers his ,ervlc,s to sell noacco
Flour Wheat, Corn, &C, and pledges ii'msei 20 s,se
bs attention To ali business entrusted 10 ms
care C w ATKINSON,
Front Building Shockoe Warehouse.
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DISSOLUTION

s1NHR Co Partnership Of WiSFREE & SHEPPARD
i is THIS iay dissolved by mutual coneent. The
oame The firm will be only IN closing the bGsi-
ness Of the ate firm, SAMUEL WiNfREE,
January Isl, lefo. mo. NJ. SHEPfakD, in.
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i cut Suprrot Court, aad day OF Hovemb.5 i,is
Zachary Lewis, i''"'"
against
William Backhousr's administrator, and others,
~ Defendants
The amended bill in this can.e har gherh h.' ~
III. suhpan executed the drfrnda..i Johh s'''a
R,rkhnuse more than two months. and The 'hu -
iendart mt having entered his appearance hn' -
Il. the said bill. motion of the plaintiff, The -" IN
il taken for confessed as tn the SAID J1hn 49,
iaCs house; and II appearing tbai the pilnilH To-
c-eded against The absent defendants, Bafzila "'a.
YIN l. Graves. Solomon Caves, lser.oh 6'ases 20
ury Graves, and DR. - Graham ana FRANCES M !,
who was Frances Graves, Iyerson Brooks and 'o'.
Brt oss IN tie manner prescribed by awi ana 'ney 80
each &c iheni still failing 10 appear ana answer -
plaintiffs amended bill, on his motion, Tue rsine
ken Tor confessed 10 all and each 81 sad aoen.
lendan,r. The cause coming on this day, again y =
h. ard on the bill taken for confessed the pa~fs
merly read and the decree entered al May Term H.
the Cont doth adjudge, order and decrer, inai ="
mas Dabuey, one nf the Commissioners oi ihiS 'ou'
make enquiry, ard report To this Court. what y -
and how much estate, the Defendant Jonn M,
Backho,sc received az heir; lrEitee ans devisee"
Iathet William A BlckhoUss, and whether lle uee"I
ants Barzia Graves, Iy-rson Graves, Nni'p
Graves sidney Graves, Solomon Graves ana To- !.
Graves wife u Dr - Graham, ever received ~.
tate and il 81, r.por, ho~ much, from Frances m
their m ,tber who was Ffnnces LrWis;-ahu 49,.
quire and report what, II any, and now ninen nd
has been received by lvefson BROOKS, 'ohh Dr. who
George Brooks from Ann Brooks, their mohsi, 4
was Ann Lewis. And II appearing thar thr oeas
May Term, l5io asaln.t William Nassir la.e ,, X
Of Nelson county, and committee admins, n
James Dckie was for sl7 gu cents, win nr,,,,
s74 OF cent, part thereof, from the 3lst oil ID.
1884, till paid, instead Of tor 1922 Gi3 cents al,
terest on sas3 ii 5 cents part thereof, from ~, ne
OF December, 1924, I'LL paid, leave Is erantss q.
plaintiff 10 amend his d.cree;-ahd The Coutt sr,,,f
codneiy adjudge, order and deefrr MAJ W sran.
receiver OF William Masse, late Sheriff o! Sese lang.
" and committee ninislrator AZ aofrsa", - sh
Dickir as aforesaid, the sum OF 1922 81 81.
interest on s233 II SO cents. part thereof . scs
of December, 1924, I'LL paid, TO br l.slea :, ~.
and cbaties OF said DekIe in his hands 10 " oaG
tered; and that the Commissioner make pu,nt .is
OF his proceedings under this decree, ~ me par
any matter deemed pertinent, or reqI"e' -
| ties 10 be staied;-an cause continued; ann DC
| A Copy-Teste, v
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IN CHASCERY : vIBcISIA:-fn Notio"ay County
i Court Pebin,ry Ist 1872
Iohn e. Indiana, Thomas Robert 4, h'he',
Mrry NJ Henry A. and Sdnor J. Robertson, ih'an'
children of Pa-ch Robertson, drceaIrd, who he y
Sauda A. T.. Robertson their mother and nest fe"'
ana The s,td Saluda A. l. in her rght, Maria s'a
SON. John Roberts and Dolly his wife, Plain''n'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-24

the irritation suginsnls Until it resembles
somewhat that caused by the dydrsgogus CO.
thartics, such as elsterium, but which in it's
action fer oct trips them in effect. When il
arrives al its height, the discharges consist
solely Of the wserry portion OF the blood
seperstsd throughout, the whole extent OF the
intestinal tubs.
That the Cause OF this disease 10 . poison,
| cannot decide. 1t certainly does not enter
the blood. or. il it does opium is certain
antidots TO IL. Il seems more reasonable 10
inc TO regard II ss acting on the nsrvou.
system At large, in way somewha, snals.
sous to fear. causing refuI Of blood on in.
teInsl parts, looseness and relaxation Of tn.
bowels and sphincten. and q sensation OF
fsintness and sinking.
There is no disease mlder in ito frs, Of
,sck-non. more frigh,fu and fatal if neg
lected. Like hay>rick on fte. at i,s outset
grasp OF the hand may es,nsuish it neg
lec,ed few moments. destruction is insvi,s>
bile