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HE the University Of Virginia win com
m the 2sl Of June The University comprises following
and eetureship, viz;
Ancient Languages Professor Gessner Harrison, NJ ID.
Modern LaDguagesProfessor M. Sciele de We're, LII ID.
MAuhemaies-Proiessor Edward II. Courtenay LII. d.
Natural phio.orhy-proes.or Vim. u. Rogers, liz D.
Chemistry and Maera Medca-Professor Robert Rogers
Medicine Professor Henry Howard NJ D.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology and sarse-James L. Ca
s. Moral PhIosophy-Professor VIM H. MeGuaey, DID,, LIZ
D. Law-Professor John d. Minor, LII. ID.
Adjunct Professor James p. Holcombe.
TO- Lecturer Special Pathological Anaio
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ. d.
To be admitted the student be 10 Of
nS aaSs, brother, ns Hs qr hs may
II the applicant admission has been student other IN
n ean1o. be received into The a
evidence g the Faculty Of general good conduct and
pocketm estimated as follows:
Board, including months 500
Fuel and candies to be furnished BY the Proctor at cost and
dormtoy, $50 II two in the same room, at sl5. 10
s !. s nsS ssa occupied By two
a. .,. .; s,.., and public rooms IS
Fees If single professor be attended $50 ,wo 800 each
If three more, S25 each.
school Of junior class the fees above
intermediate they $50 In all and in the
senior class the higher fee in each instance giving ad
s2as
Medical Department.
In the medical department expense for tuition including
the dssecng fee $95 The session Of
enables the student TO complete Of studies
ensve as that Of any other medical institution in The unon by al
tending only two lectures a day.
Ldw School
adjunct having been appointed the department.
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
practicable and there will be added short course Of lectures on he
with Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity ,, : ,,n,,nrn
Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia.
Aug la-2awswtol
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Fall and Winter Goods.
UOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pcnnsyvans avenue, between 7b
III received and prepared offer the
citizens Washington, Georgetown and Aiex anda,
counties Of Maryland and Virginia. full and
French English and India staple
dry goods, recent imporaions. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coiop
rich brocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy watered silks all colors
Real Irish popins, richly watered, all shades
Very ustrous black silks all widths
Superior wide colorcd silk velvets, every shade
French Merino and Thibet cloths great vaney
French de laines new designs
French cashmere dc cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemsetcs, with sleeves TO match
Real vaenciennes lace chemisettes and cuffs
Elegantly embroidered and trimmed handkerchief
White Grape from 4l2 to e55
Velvet cloaks and manullas, styles
suk mantIlas and visilcs, also new styles
Real cashmere sha wis, long and square
Tea cashmere and Thbet scars
Long and al sewing silk mits and gloves
Baiou's celebrated Md gloves, size ana shade
silk laces, black and coIored silk hinges
Thread aces and nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cAmbvic ufhings
Muslin andc canbric insertngs and ed2ngs
Sash, neck, and belt ribands &c, &C.
entirely and desirable goods SUIT
able approaching TO which weekly add
lions will made assured OF finding, at
the most fashionable Styles at he lowest
prices moor pporurp /. co
Sept i2-u
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University cS Maryland.
THE next begin Wednesday tho 18th Of
Il ber, 1851, and close let March, 1854 #HHf .aEN
Nathan r. smith, M D., Surgery.
William n. A. Aiken, N. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy
Chsw NJ d. Tberpeutcs Massra Medca, and Hygiene
Joseph ppbv NJ. D., Anatomy and Physioogy.
william Power, NJ D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine
pichayd n Thomas D. Midwifery and Diseases Of
Children.
Cseorrs w. Mssnbcsner, m. n, Physiological Anatomy.
Tho nost ample opportunities practical
atomy n . moderate expense .Hs
four times week ny Professors smith and Pow
in ,e Baltimore with the privilege Of daily
wards without charge to the student nr the ticket
sos practical anatomy s0i mstrc
'' - WILLIAM v, A. AIKEN Dean
Baltimore. August !, 1851 Aug uE5-hwtl3oeo
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JAMES L.. EDWARDS, late Conmtssionsr Of Pen-
utons Smith, a,sw, formerly OF ogdens-
burg New opened office in Washington city 10,
for claims before Congress and
the departments OF the general government They prom
their business that may be ntrused
10 their be made members Of The last
Congress-
Hotel, will be duly attended To-
Sep l0-diy
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THIS establishment s still conducted IN ns same
manner been The central and salnsuon
of the house and the comfr and
10 b. there combine render agreeable ana ad
vantageous the traveller ,-XA ~. :. - :.
Ia ,ng been one Of John L. Tucker Cor 20 ioss
the head establishment the Subscriber pledge MS pest ci
customers WIN. II. PARKER.
Bosros, Sept Is, 1851, HHer4
Ip-aaw3m
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@ =
United State: from w.hinson and Baltimore =, s
ay.as % soasfssSs aasss,s n ~ M M %
T ~. Co. IN . d: :s" or"
lIns either Johnsiown, heses BY packet boats or
s.'s. @ H% ss .sia e ss Sss y
New Po MI..o~n, Mevey'sown, Hunt
'IsH.' . .csnss ans ~S H. Cumberland valley
which through Csise shppcnsbu ChsnSersburs and
For he passenger. Washington
s ..
ns %Ss": s o y. .so the which
80 80. !, ' - ROBERT STEWART.
Assistant Teacher Wanted ImmsdiatsIy.
THE Principal Of hs wsn.nson ~ c Msie Academy i.he. u
employ a. O.. y, n. H.
unmarried man. e sober habit. and socd moral
to ne ~ r,ins,g''' 'sl.s%
90 .: sGy a sy Taylor
Cavalry Tactics, vol. price sS.vey sea'ce'
ss:. w:sss: l.;..y sns,s r.ss h.sss.:S sss 81 ss
Instruction. for Mon,sin Artillery; pnce nc ,i,. % Gents
Instructions for Field Artillery Horse and Foot
Msc..s.. sss::'. s.ssS cs1.. .;:. Martial,
4,S%..ss 1,%y .cs M:'1- M:s1 a.,,.,,r. q Sc H
And ali other sovsmmen, books and documents.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE sTORE-Ths rub.cribcr has
and recently erected by
y s ST. Sas ss
all Of a engaged hs
Of Mr. Mnselas who, IL well known, has
for himself high reputation cutter and whose attention. VIII be
directed Of boots and shoes
attention of the ladies the beau
style Of Marsclns gater boots and shoes
cat beautiful assortment OF French
English leather Kid ks and ssn which will Be made up 10
order in Mr.. MS usual beautiful style
addition msn..seo,y n..s selected with rss
s , ~ s ..s ~ 70 II
which p;.cu'ar'y nyao attention Of % pT n jSRSsSs SIMEON
GAM s,soH,s new nook-Rulc English
~ America; by "Sam Stick" - It'll n
Forest and Trees by John 3 hPrneer
Lossine's Field Book RevolutioH-par II.
''' ~ w - TAYLOR h MAURY,
oct3 Bookseller, 9th street.
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DRAPER Tailor.-wILLIAM TUCKER iao OF the
firm Tucker Pennsyvana avenue between ~ and
9th Streets calls from his numerous
friends public generally having Just opened very large and
and English cloths cassmereS, and
ssns himself with from IN, mos, enen.iys
importing York Phanelphia, all Of which viii
pce and the reputation OF his establish
sufficient TO nil who honor him with their
which his will be executed
Ri ready in days show Of the hnndso
est styles been offered In This city,
Sci 9i-3taw3w
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V,m.,c Education nj Washington.

HE ber thankful patronage with which be has been
favored from heen States, and from families hold
highest announces
he a. fourth OF his service In this city (hc
OIL Ii instructor OF youth
Ills Private Boarding School fer the education Of youns
ladies solid and the ornamental branches required an
American female II 10 twenty four pupils Of
y domestic comfort and thorough Instruction,
mcelianeous larger schools
The language family and the school frsnoh
Of French lady educated for s Yo~~ ~
Parts ..., =, ..9.
Indiana avenue, near City Hall
DC 2nifs
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=. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
,r,oe in the and in tho adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia -.
claims o description against the govern
the war OF me Fevoiunon
C,Abcs on Louisiana avenue been AZ and 9Th streets.
l2-eo6m
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California Land TtdIes. .rt...8
n the direction Of the United 6tntes,
tho for asceranine and ssnA PIT
rn,s nd c.,os In the Of hseby Rooe that
Of their held Gan Fancco, In saAA Btats,
on he day Of December, 1881 .a -. .
Given under hands, city Of Washington ts lin day
September, 1881 u.,,
HARRY 4. THORNTON,
so,, l7-eodam Commissioners.
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VIRGINIA LOGON and Car Works, w olfe stree.
and Potomac, Alexandria, vrgnia-smih Perkins,
locomotive engines and onaefs mans
and boilers, chilled chr wheels and axes
patent chilled and wrought tire machinery and cssunSs gen
orally. -.
undesned having erected very extensive shops ana pro
cured machinery and too prepared TO
engines and machinery OF al nds
WI" s'' m " ~ x. G. SMITH,
Late OF he Alexandha Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Maer Of Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug 20-dly
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no sporsnenJ W. BADEN, Pennsyivants avenue, near 9th
street. opened small lot OF superior barrel
guns OF .aleable sizes, unusually low prices =
Likewise supply Of Dixon Sons powder hasn ., ~
am u
Shot pouches and belts
Single nd double game bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun wadding powder horns &C.
lila w3w
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ONG LAfe is within the reach Of alITbe
German physicians Doctors Brothers and Cray, have finally
concluded settle themselves In the after having
travelled the world Of knowledge having
the Indians for the getting thorough
knowledge botany they natier qualified to
and all complaints which the human family subject We
promise to all who favor with call that viii, with
askns them question: tell them their complaints and
toms, and and speedy Tho Docor'
medicines wholly vegetable and by themselves We
also the complains
from what they have originated how long standing
viz ve &C. be had n once nom
living all the counties Of the States New
York Pennsyna Canadas kc who, having been given to
die BY the faculty, and avang themselves Of
.a have bee. restored 70 hea Dseases treated AZ
this once the following dyspepsy, constipation, pes scrooa
rheumasm bronchs spea scad head, dropsy all
diseses diseases Of the skn lungs, stomach bowels liver
Kidneys, spine, he.
Once south opposite the Smithsonian Institution
Oct 6-d2ws
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r. OWEN Il son, Merchant TatlOrs would fcspcct-
L fully make friends the public generally that
varied fall and win
goods quality, such Cloths sane
friends and customers will call and ex
themselves. :,
In returning the liberal share Of patronage they
have that having expert
evils credit great extent uey hsve de
ened their line very lew for cash
or TO prompt customers solicit continuance public favor
Oct 9-aawlm Intel & Telegraph
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10 ,ber reference members Of the last
Congress- . go, ,rn.-,,
Hotel, will be duly attended To-
Sep l0-dly ~
no OWNERS Of Lands In Tcxas.-A gentleman in Virgins,
the present season become the agent for some
OF lands that county, with view 70 ohs "o" ~
market. ,-..... -, on~ou,,. a.,
agriculture liz satisfactory testimonials OF caPao,
y responsibility and his general nch
control considerable ennHauon "
lands who would be inclined 20 eVah
be placed correspondence WIN "e
advertiser get suitable responses by 'ddreyTe R3s
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
n H. uOOE n co., Wholesale and RstatI dealers :"
.hes,ns hirnhes and house nishng goods generally
Pennsyvnna avenue 7 and sh Streets washington,
DC.
Aug ao-a
pIssOIUTION Of Arm heretofore eIist
II ns under Of Dyer Brother Is this day. mutual
consent dissolved Mr. George F. Dyer w sueno 20 ne
mcn on hs firm, also Of the unsettled business
:, ~ wy .",oa,v ~ I ,eanes,ed EDWARD G. DYER,
"ie'Pee""'' ''f GEO 7. DYER.
wAsurreror, September "a, 1880
M undersigned nave formed a
the name and hrm o. Dyer mcure ana
tho and commission business al the
tand OF Of 10th street and Penasyyana
hv oos rsp,cy solicit Of tn. patronage
upon firm, and pledge themselves 70 dscnafge h
fully every conAded TO them
D. Mcclure prepared 70 make advances upon all con
es""eA"' ~" :" '' EDWARD c. DYER,
J. G. MCGUIRE
wAsnrsron, sspsemAss "a, 1850
Sept Y7--dn
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- -t ColumblAn College, ID. c. .-"T
THE winter Of six months will be opened 7th
i September.
Room library, bed and fuaiure IL 90
Table and servants, week IS
Charges % students who do not board
Room, library, and furniture. IL 90
Fuci washing 37i1 cents per Dozen
Mairicuaon ee Sl0 smal charge for average
The college exclusive OF books and stationery
Students may admitted
opening the preferable Bills payable three
months in advance.
opportunity Of attending
given by dsin Of Smith
hearing debates Congress,
the United States Supreme which
college present.
CoLLxax Hit, August 1851. Aug 2-dkcplaw<w
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Canton matsingy, Floor Onlcloths. CaTpcsirg, &C.
THE subscribers receiving, per Statesman,
from New York
SO pieces ~ extra heavy white msttngs
70 do 54 do do do
do do do
- do red checked do do
25 do 34A64do do do
do do hncy do
do super English oicoth, Is feet wide
American oscotb, from twelve eighteen feet
wide
Iow-psiced oilcioth, from three six fee,
10 do Cocoa manings, for basement, nc.
Also constantly full variety Of I'M
ported and American carpeting such
Tapestry velvet Brassels English and American Brussels
imperial ply, ingram, hns and ingram, low
priced x, hemp cotton, both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
prepared fully determined bner good terms
other dealers In this country. -
Apl9-u r. H. HOoE CO.
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Mount AIbam Institute.

Mount Afb~" I"hut""'
Urs instuiop very situated tho Georgetown
prospect embracing the Of Washington
The and the Of Alexandria II s do
si,nc 10 ortend 10 boys the benefit OF good,
education II seeks 10 combine the advantages
thorough acadcmcal instruction win 'he proper decpnne
Christian home.
The ne begin November l. Parents who for
.v desre an confer with the Rector
Application Of pupils for further nformson may
w Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, d. O.
Rofnces. The bishop Maryland and Hugh D.vy Evans,
T. n, Raimoe T. Chambers Kent county Md Aaron
Dayton esq Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury W..hnrSn Evan
vs ESQ esrretowp W. Beverhout Thompson, Piitsboro,
Nosth Caroline; Col. Miller Halowes 81 Mnry's, Georgia
Scp4l l6-Qaw4w
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n DEMOyAI~-DUvALL BROTHER merchant talors, have
n pleasure informing their ffeads and customers
they removed hsir new and elegant store just
on ~ and 9Th
square ives. Of They returned from New
York opening the richest and most elegant
goods line Of business which they are prepared
DrvALL BROTHER.
N. n. Wanted, two three nrstra coat hands
Sept 1e-dlwkeo2w
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IN Institution will the nrst Monday Of November
and continue until March.
Thomas Miller, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
William Johnston NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Joshua Riley NJ d. Professor Medica, Therapeutic
Jno Fred May NJ d. Professor Principles
Grafton Tyler NJ d. Of Pathology and Practice Med
icine. -,
F.,s. .: .s sns%:sy and rh~y
The entire for full Of lectures by all the
rrscteai snaiomy by the demop.trsor
Matrscnlstns fee payable only once
regularly me Wn.nns,sn sa5maIy
Aua Io-aawu Dean.
Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of = aud i0fA sfrsss, Washington, d. G
continue until the latter part Of March,
FACULTY.
Noble Young M d. Principles Practice Of Med
Charlie. Lisbcrman D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice
johnson Eso,, N. D. prots..o, Of Anatomy. .
Joshua A. Richie d. Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine
James M Austin NJ d. Professor of Mstca medcs and lhea
j. w H. I.ov.,oy M D., Professor Of Chemistry.
Samuel W. EvesM d., Associate Professor and Demonsa'or
Clinical lectures win delivered operations performed
from the nhrmnry and D-penssy attached to me Col
The College building recently
provided with large and convenient lecture halls and anafomcn
Fees fos faii course Of lectures
MasdcuIaton (pasd only oncs) ncs)................".-
Dcmonstrators ~
Graduation -
rs. fSs tSe.s who have attended two ni course. in
'"'' ''"'s rIoDoxR6o HOWARD, H., D., Dean,
Corner Of 10th and + streets.
Aug oi--lswtNov
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GAM nssk's new Rule and Msrule OF the English In
- America, by "Sam Stick" s4 i5aN
Forest Lie ana Forest Trees BY John 3 Springer.
Lossine's Field Book OF tho Revoiution-par IL.
~ ~ TAYLOR h MAURY,
oct3 Bookseller, near 9th street.
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). w. MAURY q CO., Mxs.s.ss.

J. w. MAURY Co., MxsAsxks
$4,000 300 prizes of $500
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of hononeaia Academy,
Glass No. l6l, for 1851
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, the Koyem
beT, 1851.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company.-The only Through
Limo for California and Oregon.
e~Asu. The public informed that, under the
MX6r% rangcmcnts this company, inspected
ZE1lfK and approved by the Navy Department carry
ing the United States maia continue o leave
and San Francisco the LIST and 18th days Of each month";
unless detained by unavoidable will
Sun Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which always
In at each end Of the the Pacific:
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hE next annual session Of the University Of Virginia will
mence on the ist October without
al s a Of June The University comprises following schools
and ieeureship, viz;
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w. II. Duvall, Merchant Tailor,
Late firm Of Lusbv Z DupaH,)

w. t. Duvall, Merchant Tailor,
(Luis firm Of LusSy DsvaH,)
MOULD respectfully friends and the public
he has Just large and varied fall and
winter goods for gcniemen'u wear such
Cloths cassmeres, and Of the approved manuac
turs and styles
Msstao, silk, and cotton drawers
Hosiery cravats, suspenders, gloves
UnbrelIss, dressing gowns, kc.,
which he
En1ee Hs soics liberal share OF public patronage.
His prevent location oppostehs National
Hotel, Pcunsyivania avenue.
Sept 27-aaw3wif
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
HorfAVea of oiA and 4 strees
THE INSTITUTE will session
es' with an ecien Of professors teachers every
department. Z =
Terms boarding pupils So per .nn.m including English and
nethenaica
Terms for day pupsper saator of fee montAs-from Al0
~ n English and mathematics.
Ancient and modern Iangayes musc ds wing, painting,
ua Circulars be had Of the Principal Early application
adniasoa V necessary. - 3
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal
WAsHHoroH CITY, August IL, 1851. ,u
Aug H-dti5Oct
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I tfnlly Informs the public that
he proprietor Of the line Of mail coaches running
Winchester by the Leesourg ne
will run horseswn have In MS employment
experienced, skfu attentive and accommodating dives Inc
min will always good nme aud every pans will be
every made for the accommodation convenience
and comfort extend to him thu patronage Ibo
respectfully solicited once Mt foomsc
"ou''' 80" " JAMES H. KEMP.
Ala
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Tickets Sl0-Halves @5-QuuTters 81 So
Certificates Of packages Of DC whole tickets, SlD 90
of % half do G5 90
DO quarter 32 50
Orders OF packages in the
the attention, and
ocs drawing Immediately amer
o wi order from .
: Address J. l. G. MAURY, Agents.
Oct2I Alexandra, Virginia.
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nRYOR q DAvIDGE will practise in the supreme
o JAMES w. PRYOR,
Late O Montgomery, Alabama.
H.U#fl. WALTER d. DAVIDGE,
oct s-IawiiDec4 Washington, District Of Columbia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-27
Plank Road Meeting.

Pursuant the adjournment of meeting held at the
Holmes House on the 9Th inst, number OF the citizens
OF Marion county assembled at the Court House. in In
dianapOls. Saturday. March 18TH for the purpose
receiving the report OF the committee appointed at the
previous meetings and for the further consideration of the
to be adopted for the peaceable removal of the
tOll-gateS east and west of the city.
When. motion, JESSE PRICE called to the chair
and FIELDING BEELER appointed Secretary.
When the object OF the meeting having been explain
ed, Hugh ONeal Esq, chairman OF the committee pre-
vously appointed, presented the following report:
Nh. CHAIRNAN-The committee appointed o take
into consideration the public interests in relation to the
establishment of to-gate White river bridge in
the city of Indianapolis by the Central Plank Road
Company, and also at the eastern limits of said city,
have had the under consideration and have direct.
ed me to report to this meeting the following resou-
tons:
Resolved. That in our opinion such conduct on the
part of said Company is unjust and oppressive the
whole public and that all orderly and legal means ought
to be adopted TO remove the evil complained of
Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed by
the chairman to wait upon the President and Directors
of said Company, and TO with them respect
fay, against their oppressive acts in this matter, and
IN such remonstrance shall prove unavang that II
shall be the duty OF said committee to take the opinion
of counsel to the rights, duties and liabilities OF said
company in the premises.
Resolved further, That it is the determined purpose
of this meeting means and il is hereby made the
duty of said committee to adopt the necessary for
that object, Of compromise prosecute said
Company. for anv violation OF their charter, OF which
they may have been guilty.
Resolved, That this meeting has object in view
other than such shall be accomplished 10y legal means
and that they WILL in no case encourage any violence
disorder, or insnbordination to law.
q Res0lsd. That when this meeting adjourn it shall
be to time and place. to be designated 10y said
mttee."
The report having been read, after a few remarks
from Mr. ONeal, in favor of the adoption of the
outions and in condemnation of the acts Of the Com
Pany the report and resolutions unanimously ad-
opted.
When the meeting entertained from Messrs. Bra
dy Duncan. Greenfcld O'Neal, and Mcfarland
The Chairman then announced the names of the fol-
lowing as gentlemen to constitute the committee, 10
wit: Hugh O'Neal, E. N. Sinner, Joseph Beeler, John
Carlisle, and J. ID. Mcfarland.
When, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
JESSE PRICE, Chairman.
F. BEELER, Secretary.