Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-31

non IN all the English branches above MENTIONED 1910
Board aud tuition payable at entrance the balance
al the expiration OF months ~
is thought proper 10 state that any on, n, Al, or M ,h
mentioned branches will he taught as parent or rusrans may
W heh no directions TO the contrary given, they
WI" eaoh one IN turn come under ucton
August 10. 2s-,f
UNIVERSITY OF MIR YLaND.
E'HE trustees of the University Maryland have the salts
anu Law Students that the affairs and condition of Iii, In
Ton have recently undergone full investigation il. profe
arrangements made for medical and legal instruction. as 10 a
erd the highest expectations OF success and pros
Peiy BY act Of the General Assembly of NarylanJ AT
their last Session, the Charter the University wa; altered
and reformed and IT'S control and government placed
entirely IN the hands of Board Of Trustees of which the
Governor OF the State er-o6icio President The Trustees
have applied themselves zeaouy aud aboouy to the task
oil correcting what has been complained Of abuses; of sun
plying defects far their enabled them and of in
more e1on2Ineal ana harmonious system into all
ne departments Vi The uHvery, which had been heretofore
Ia Faculty of Law the Professor il furnished with ,b
ampie accommodations students in his deparInent moi
only for anodng the benefit attending his public course f
Lectutes hut private studies. His Library !. ,g. and
well chosen His terms vary, according the PRIVILEGES en-
lyed The charge for attending the Lectures which extend
through ten months IN the year, thirty dollars.
In the Faculty Of Piys efforts spared by the
Trustees and Professors TO supply the accommodation,
hs fullest for instruction in medical eienre Re-
sides professors assigned many branches an adjunct
professor has been appointed the chair anatomy; and
course OF Clinical Lectures the Ini provided to be
delivered by the Professors Surgery and ofthe Theo and
Practice OF Medicine So that deficiency of Instruction in
any of the chairs, temporary interruption need
apPehended The are explicit on ih point be-
they copa have AT sume
sons, been made IA thsrtspect.
The subject Of reducing the expense Medical education
IN this College has excited the attention of the Tr
tees Aud they happy 10 be able that some char
deraby reduced They have resolved 10 appIy TO the
Legislature for such additional pecuniary aid as will enable
them yet further lessen present expense
me whole OF the charges to which Students Of Medicine
! An attendance ON seven Professors, $50 sea
son, course, SIN
An attendance four Professors, second course SO
An attendance on one course Of Clinical Lectures ;
| Matricuation Fee, 3
i Diploma Fee, m
@ o. sssf.si io.'i fs Of %, ,,.. $40
Students wishing attend the Lectures Of the Disco
toi will be lableto fee OF 10
-, Mixing then The averag, for a year, sl25
me trustee; deem 1t unnecessary point Medical
and Legal Students especially those residing north south
OF west of Baltimore, the great unrvaIed adyanare Of
hs city aud University for instruction these departments Of
The Lecture Rooms the Professors in Medicine are spa
ou ana oil The most approved constructions Inmary
sched to the Institution. The apparatus belonging t. the
Chemee Chair ample and extensive; and museum
oi oGtd preparations various than any other
in The United States The cabinet OF Minerals. &c 4 rich
ana CONTAINS many beautiful specimens This placed under
he charge Of Professor Of Geology aud Mneaiogy
appointed 70 that chair who will deliver Lectures
/ IN hi. Department during the ensuing season.
Baltimore conveniently pleasantly situated; is confess
sedy healthy with large populations and POSSESSES mild and
ept,ate climate boarding and every accommodation for
can ne procured here the economical terms
Ihe local position of this city likewise for The
aIiil with by land hx
| Union by order OF the Trustees. " ~"
o.,o- r. b. TANEY, Vice President.
wli offer for sale 70 the highest bidde on TUESDAY The
I<th day Of December next, if faif otherwise The ne II a,
cav al me residence OF the late Benjamin Watkins dec the
tract land on winch he resided in he upp end Of Chez.
held county on ApPomattoxriver both sides of The
- ~ leading from Richmond and Petersburg 10 eye.
Bridge The tract about $50 acres. about 500 Of
are low grounds Of eAceltn, quality land will be soi
come aud ZEE m psd which sl'ii to P%,s1e
ttehad Whsinon living the premises OF by Thomas w Al
KIN; living within half mile. At the same place and time
will be Sold credit twelve months about tbiy JteI
HEGRoES consulting Of men, women, boys and girl, A9
an he STOCK Of horses, cows sheep and hogs between 400
ooru all the crop fodder oats plantation
sis, &c: &c WIN. LEIGH, ET'r
OCT 20 47-tds Of BENZ Wakir. dec
VIRGINIA: n a superior court o. e5aa1sy huh a ~ -,
90 CP'i 1" The ey IF Richmond The 5ih dug Of January
Edrin Dangeeld, eldest son and heir at lap gal,,,,
19 s ~ a.'e"l DangeeIs Hand Dangegfsd Men
'tvs ,2toh EdsOin Jgiianr Bati.r Bland Be os
5r and Hq,nah Basseh chitden amt dev.ees oTySg
Dmgecieid dee, and Nm. j. Dickeas,n nd de- boyi- %
Sth the 'oW G'nered IF The SAID Nm. Daage,fd dec 1
aaH''s.siersd by dfsra''der SPotsuoood, dec PitGs
I'm; d Wren, ada'rde tonis non Of nm Claiborne. 9,e
John H. Peterson and Folly H. his ,oe Daqiel Bntts an
Elizabefh his 1Dc, Inn Garter Claiborne and John q "a
hoon coroner Of Nanssmond county, and anr de bouis non
q tn sgts % Cha'4es Harrison, uad'ainered6 by latther
This t. day to be further heard on the
pe formerly read, and the verdict certified 10 have bt
found before the Supreme Of Law for the county II
eneo pursuant Olhe order Of the 9Th june 1915 and vas
argued bycounsek On whereof the CONT lL
ause order aud decree that unless the defendants or
one OF more OF them person behalf hen or
ome one or ofthem do within six months rom hi,
pay 10 the piantfi William j. DckensOn admir- de bon mo-,
WIN ibe VIII annexed of WIN. Dangerfeld four hupd ed and
thirty thousand weight Of crop tobacco Of an NJ
me inspections BY established this state, with ntereg
ueeoh after TIE rate OF 1--WE per per annur from the
hs DAY 81 January 1888 till paid, the said defendants and
ach ana every OF them and their heirs he forever barred and
oreclsed Of al equity Of redemption in and to thai mad C
the tact Of land situated county OF Neken, il, he ,j
aeed Of mortgage mentioned, that remained after taking the
from tAe i1 hundred sad iorytwo the bill mention e
a. conveyed by William Claiborne William Daneefsl5 he
deed hearing date the third Of January 1885, the pant Of
Tract "a the SAID mortgage nehoned after deductnr t m
az hundred add ioyiwo being nine hund ed and 6
o acres DC tue same less and that the Marshal Of
he superior Court Of Chancery for the Wiliansbufe D
after advertising the time aud place sale for four e.l in
some newspaper published ~ The city Richmond expo M
pubic sale Tor Tobacco Of The DESCRIPTION afoesa PAYABLE
The DAY Of sale the s8d containing nine
hnytwO Of land on les and bst f,f ~ a.
ceed' Of sale pay, tht first place ali the charges and
ees attending such sale and the residue such ecd m
pyo me said Wilnm j. Dckenson. admir- de bani, non If
william baDgefe1, and report his proceedings herein 10 he
c0uii, On order 90 final decree.
copy. Tete, Cow W. W. HENING, C c.
| ,h4RSHAL'S sale.
pwiuloce ofth above decree shall proceed 10 sell o
ey, Ncwktnt courthouse, on Thursday lbe gIb ~ y,
0eioch ne iand 10 The decree MENTIONED on the term.
WILL. M'cANDLIsH, m.seew.a
! POSTPONEBENT. tbs
o. The above safe hes been unayoidablv pospope5 =,
sequence Of te weather IL will take place on Inc qh a. -,
! "1W,,mee'' He"keh court day W MCANDLIsn
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Richmond County JockeV Club
/ "a meeting u the club Of or. Walers Tavern On ro
Augustine Nssle Esq. was elected PRECEDENT,
D'm. benneban, Esq. Treasurer