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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-15
For ihc Advocate.


hESsES. EDIToRS--
'oecing IN one OF your late papers an advertise
incnt, In which 1t was stated that Il certain unon
tty OF orck work was to be Lei to the lowest hddor
al our poor hoasc, with an intention. no do,it
o increasing ITS size, [ was led to consider tho
tendency OF that policy, upon which. our Door
houses and those Of other counties nave bnon ee
taElishcd "
have long thought, tho in opposition to the
opinions oil some OF the wiscst men both of orr
o"h and mother country, that any system OF poor
laws was diancricaiiy to the welfare of
government. Let il not sbeSsupposcd from tbis
that am deaf to thcscriess of fhc wretcbcd or
'hat would wantonly withhold efrom suffering
poverty the poor boon Of charity No--lar be i
rom INC TO harbor such sentiments I am we'll
aware that poor laws arc indebted for tfeir ORR
GIN 10 the finest feelings of the human heart 70
that universal philanthropy which, whenever dis.
prayed, docs honor to tine human race. and
which ought to be cherished by those who nos
scss 1t with the fondcst affection
My opinion is based upon legal maxim.
'dat 1t IS better for few private individuals To
Suler, than that whole community should he
subjected to an Inconvenience. To sho, the
dangerous tendency OF. poor laws | need only adj
vert 10 the immense SUMS of money annually TAX
en- rom tine English treasury to support their Door
Hence these lass may not only be considered as
public inconvenience, but us national evil an
cVii too, which, unfortunately is rather increasing
than DIMINISHING
Though the English had plausible reason for
inc iirst adoption of poor laws into their code
YET must think that their projectors were GUILTY
Oh a great oversight, who in order to remedy an
eYil OF comparatively small extent. entailcd noon
'her postcrity an evil which is daily becoming
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-15
NrI on Clnnku A.

4. b", oH C'""tH, NJ" GGE 80.
~ our QuartcrIy Court on Mondar lac. ,a.
,hSS were held upon tho Presidential rnb;on ,St
[ p,9fDay WIFI public invitations to The p9o,Io Of
r r"e I' 1, gwen some weeks prcccdinr Thc
one an,;". "s mat there arc not less than FIR 10
I Iaar dackson in tic County Thc cljanJ o,
Jackson; "a, on This occasion numbered $ Of
nose Of tic Administration soorctair J H. "! ~
--~.>- CITIZEN,
1tgialr f,"r" q @r"nee las occurred oa., H.,
hoslc The Speaker elected f., :" ,h ,''CHF"or Dal-
co e., Ic,srs to acknowledged Tc I[n tho
so al var ron attempting to select one r as,aoTo
gcntcman S G L2GC,gI' re- have rccIcctcJ The 3
control their choice, and resolved G , ,"EGrpor 70
cciyc w. , I,"cF speaker, ond 0at if he ny, W."
has sent '%o c czn,r ieayo o"ebc The Governor
gcncc Of ,bc ~ei"rsScS to England with irfcjji-
fbo o, INC English government Or Tie r. Sc me
''' controversy i is impossible 10 croc~ 's!' Of
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-15
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STATE LEGHSEATHTfsE.
IN SENATE.

y DECEMBER 5.-Thc Speaker laid before the
House a letter from the Governor, transmitting a
Report from, the Rector and Visitors of the Uni
RrSIty, which, being read, on Mr. Mason notion;
8as ordered to be laid upon the table.
al J'so Speaker al7o laid before the iious. LETTER
e5orl the Governor communicating the death of
&enaral Cargiil, which, being read. on tyr. Ma
apn motion, was ordered to be laid upon the table
q The Spcakeg then proceeded to appoint tho fol-
bwing committees;
q CJnt3sittcc Ia cranii.a TIRE T,ccsurcYs oec.u,ts
sointty rtth a Conmitise fiom Tie II ofDc'eonies,
ENlessgS Dadc, Chapman, Mason Wethcrod and
Walton.
Comm!iiee 10 cram:ne tic Pca;tcatiayy YaStits-
fi0", jointly 'cits Committee from tic IT. of Del
rgofes~Messrs Morgan, Sharp, Garter, Thorn,
sIarti,, S,..,:ti,-,,--l tAs-torr.e.-
Committee to eraa;nc The i,mory- Mcssrs. Drie
Whom and Dromgoolc
q t'mm'ttcc Of CIeims--Mcssrs, Fry Copton,
8harp, Jones, Patteson, Bernard and Iurlev
q Committee IF !atc'm0i Improvement
%ah"l', Copton, Wyatt, NJ artin, Saunders, Dron-
polo, Taylor and Smith,
"a C1m@itcc of General Lqrs-SIcss-s. Ta,.,o-
ny, Copton, Morgan and Mason.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

ss>R Ruan'S Anti iyspeplc Of 7o"' ~
" ,r,rb PHI. al invaluable remedy Tor inaf
.,r.,,on IN ~ most complicated iothls-
,.riety Of disrasCs 20 winch lhc hniha"
svst,tp !. subject lev ATE more siupno'h, "'"'
more distressing OF destructive TO the oohs,l'u'
,,.n than Indigestion or Sour etoha'h. ih's
J;.,s. nrevn,Is to a grca, extent aud has 50 foh
e,,ll, bntHrd the shia ollho faculty tha'h lelpe
d, cas-, q. administration IS uniy dssa''s,"
in r,,ry nIacr Tue Truth OF this statement u
confirmed Nv the experience OF eo"sah'h WV
have suffered under II, VII" alter having ~
nlauy remedies 10 no purpose are no" o'''s''
H. have recourse such pRiltiHes' ~ my "'"y
.i,,.. l., t,,d more conducive To Their 'nnioIi
Nv Indigestion Is meant loss oil "pP''"' ~
e;,,, vsul,ness. particularly OF thu leg, and II
II, whole a, sicm Heartburn. 81 an
,,uca.y sensation pi hrut about the pt"t the so
mo-, ,,btsi ~ sometimes attended With nhns'h
a, ,ns.. Of the stomach aud vomiting h'ieh-
mo I'm al ,,tcr Winch !, generally souI, iaifn'ss
ofthr cannfeuauce. epeiisrncss, hnsu"', Eaaf
ncs, inwness 81 spnIts, Disturbed sleep paiP""
non of the hcdrt. ilatnlsncy, &c
These s,nrtnus vary 10 different persons
some experience innre ri tn'm, ana some tsH'
zach ~ III, u dcrnn1 degree OF his own p"'u1"'
gar casa -llpsc Pills act as powerful '"hie'
n, uttaiizo Tue Acid upon ths Hohn'"' 49,
rue 9Th tn the dominated organs at d'a'N'o",
testoIc tie appetite. remove nauseh, ~ INC N"'
mach. and ntmateiy recover ile health OF Tue
patient Ih,y do noi routoln mercury III any
iorm. nof do lhvv sioken the stomach as mps'
purgauve mctlop,s d., but perform the oiiee" i
a att and mild puIgatlTc, and hfe not SUI pais'"
h, an, rniliclnr. 1hey are therefore haf''e"
!ar, calculated iot lnniiN ust.
The inventor OF these l'llls VIA enc Of the most
,n,inrnt practitioners of medicine in the tnied
States. and used them successfully IN his pfac-
ice fot mn, years. They are not got up q
nosun,n 10 ,lelude the credulous. but are recon-
mended on the basis Of truth and experience
In order lhstinr, may become extensively nsr.
til and - ltiliaiae Zach OF al. they are offered
Al the los pllcc ot - cents per box, a the
uhoir.alr aud retail Ding aud Medicine store
az THOMAS DUNAL.
August I'm o'' N-''''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

SxfiRetSlAss-hn Superior co''f' OF oh' lp'.
y .er, holder az the f0,sD Of Lyaehbufs, on
the 18th day Of Nat, ISL.
William Iun.tal Robert Wilson aud George
-. Pits.
against
PAXTON f,rases surviving exr " 6eotge Hern-
don. dec. RcaDen lierndon. Henry j. ifen' and
Am, lis wife " Hmm Clements aud Kinda his
vile Thomas llrnly aud Wary has wife, Richard
herb, and Nancy his wifi. E.llior Hefndoh' Jes-
. Hefndon. George Ilerndon, NllIiam iierndon,
JOSEPH Hcrndon. David Hlerndon, Elisha Herr
don Robert Hrrndon, JOHN Hcrndon, Lew"
Handon, Thompson IIerndon, lanes Herndon
and sarah IlefndoH, George Bavis and susan
90 a.. nil. Dcits.
Tbe de,.nd,stts Elliott Herudon. George
Uerndan aud George Davis have departed this
life. and the defendants PAXTON Graves, survi-
vine .xtr Of George Hcrndon dec Thomas Hen
Nv aud Mary his vile and William Ilerndon hrv.
ina fled their answers, 10 which the plaintiffs by
counsel reply generally the cause thefeupon
game on 10 be heard, by consent OF the parties
'hy their counsel. on the bill. the answers 9th
last mentioned defendants and exhibits, aud was
arrned by counsel; on consideration whereof
the court doth order that one of lis commission
crs do take an account of the administration OF
the defendant Pdvtou Graves upon the estate oi
his tesalor the said George lierndon, dec. and
report she same To the court with any matters
specially stated. thought pertinent by himself, OF
required ~ the parties TO be so stated.
\ eop,-Teste. JOHN WILLS, OK.
Commandments Office, Lynchburg.
l2lh July, 1927.
The parties in this cause viii take notice that
! have appointed Friday the l9th day OF Oclo-
her next 10 commence the accounts directed by
the foregoing order, on whlch day, Al the hour
ofnine clock in the morning, they Pare required
10 attend at my office, IN tbs town, with tier
accounts, vouchers aud copies OF court papers,
prepared for examination and settlement
JAMES BEHAGH,C
Gent IL c}wb
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

VIRGINIA AT rulds holdon in the clerks office of the
superior court fChancery for the Lynchburc district
the 4th day of Juc, 1877 Nancy Hurt, widow ofC ol-
by HUT, deed, PIT. against Thrcseycau Minor VIM.
Minor and James Branch Defts.
The defendant james Branch not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according the OF
Seinbly and the rules OF tins court and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he Is not an nhabitt OF tins
connrylt ordered iat the said defendant do apnpar
here IN the hrst day ofhe term and answer the bill
of the plaintiff aud thai copy of this order be
ioflh"ltl inserted In some newspaper printed in the
town OF LNnehburg, for two months succcssivrly and
posted al the front door Of the house In the SAID
town. cuPy-Testc,
JOHN WILLS. c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
Augusta

y,NsEN PUBLIC ATOMS The subscriber
II has the pleasure OF announcing to his
friends aud the public, that he has just received
- suppl, Of new publications, among which, are
to be found the following
Hope Leslie OF early tumes in the Massachu
sets, by the author OF Redwood IN , vols
Inc Novels ofChas Broo kdcn Brown, con
tanning Wciland, Arthur MerYn, Ormond, I'd
ga, Huntly, Jane Talbot y Clara Howard, with
Memoir Of the author IN vols
Elizabeth DE Bruce by the author Of Clan
Alhn, ? vols.
Ghc Devil upon two sticks translated from
the DiabIe Boiteanx NJ lie sage 10 winch are
prufiNed n critical letter upon the work, and d
aogue between two chimney got Madrid.
Evening Entertainments, 10y J. b. Ripping
vol
Military Sketch Book 10y an officer of the
line.
The American Shooters companion, oompr-
smg such plain and simple rules, as are ncces
sary TO introduce the inexperienced into iu
knowledge OF all that relates 10 the dog and the
correct use of the gun, with elegant plates.
Cobbctts Cottage Economy, vol
Thoughts in prison (ln five parts) by VIM.
Dodd, L. L. D.
a view 1.-THE covenant Of grace, fromthe sa
! cred records by the Rev. Tho. Boston.
The Pulpit Assistant, containing three hun
dred outlines OF skeletons of sermon:. with an
essay on the composition Of asermon in 3 vols.
Pneumaio lagia, OF discourse concerning the
Holy spirit by Jno. Owen ID. ID.
Wesley's Dohills, Rippons q Watts hymns.
Prayer Books (superior)
Theory aud Practice of Physic by Geo Gre
CORY with notes and additions by Nathl. Potter
NJ II. aud ). Calhoun NJ. ID.
johnson on the Morbid Sensbty of the sto-
mach and bowels.
| IN Inquiry into the nature and treatment OF
Diabetes Il Calculus, by Nm Prout NJ. d. +.
u. : with notes and additions by 5. Calhoun
NJ u.
Goodies Study of Medicine
| The Young Alillwight's u Niller's Guide, il
Illustrated by twenty eight descriptive plates, by
Oliver Evans with additions and corrections bv
the professor ofmechancs in the Franklin lnstl-
tuir, last edition.
Darby Universal Gazetteer, 1927, with map
OF the United States
Caydllo's Philosophy,
Grammar OF Astronomy, with problems on the
globes.
Grammar Of Philosophy " Chemistry by Rev
David Blalr
rope's. Byrons, Burns, SCOTS Il Moore 5
Werksecg antly bound.
STATION AIRY.
Writing and Wrapping FooIscap paper,
Gledged Pink and Plain Letter paper,
! Quilts assorted, Sealing WAX Waters, rcd &
olack ink powd calf skin pocket books. back
CANNON boards playing and blank cards ink q
lnkstandishes y English States.
{. A. WRITER'S.
| Who has also for sale an extensive aSsorlmen
! of valuable works in allthe departments of tera-
ture and science. and particularly general as
sortment of all the English Latin Greek and
French School Books, of the latest aud most APP
proved editions. Country Merchants aud Tea.
cheers supplied on,ihe most reasonable terms,
with all and every article in the BOOK and Sta
tionary line. Is August 6.
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David & Robert X ylc,

ayes DRY GOODS has added very much tc
their former extensive assortment, and enables
them 10 offer 10 purchasers, both wholesale and
retail, greater variety IN both Staple and Fan
cy Line Than they have ever previously done.
inORg H.s articles inieiy rccCirtd are The iDit0D-
ing
! / piece Sheppard'S extra fine Blue Cloth.
i >, do do Black
both selected in New York as the finest tex
ture and best colours to be lourd IA that
market.
Several Blue aud Black Cloths, unusually cheap
| piece super Blue Cashmere
! Several pieces do do medium quality
Blk Lustings, a most superb article lor Gentle
| mems Summer wear
Blk Crcassians and Grunderlls
India aud British Nankeens and Union Mixtures
Cotton Cassimercs and Russia Drillinps
piece Biz striped tlofentinc, a beau,ilul article
for Gcntlemcn's summer wear
! PLAIN and figured Eug. SIX heStngs. superior
| Plain Blk Italian Lutestring OF the first and sc
cond quality
Several pieces beautiful fg'd Gro de Nap
| A variety Of Barcge Shawls, Of the first stye
Ladic,' Blk aud White Ing. silk Hose and
Gloves
| Gcntlemens do do do do
Plain and Gg d Salins, black and white
Garment aud Furniture DlniHes
large assortment Gymps, OF various widths &
| shadcs
Plain Satin and Luiestring Ribbons
| Green Florence ard Blk Mode
| A new assortment Belt Ribbons, and case Ken.
| tmgs
few dozen Calypso sashes, new and beauti-
tul article
Bobbmet Wells, Of handsomcSt figures
Green Gauze and Blk Florence
large quantity CIalle's Spool Cotton, 300 yds
each
A few pieces Angola Cassnets aud fine Mar
saIllcs
A few pieces Linen Cambrics some very fine
Several cases Calicoes, comprising beautiful
variety OF shades aud figures, and al yer,
cheap prices
Gentlrmen's Bin Italian Cravats
superior fed, Blue and yellow Bandanna Hkfs.
Gentcnen's Fur and Beaver Hats
case do do with broad rims
: pieces superior Carprtings, OF the richest IL
CURES
Tape. Gallons, and None so Pretty
Fable Llnens, nom 6-l TO lU-.i, olihe richest da
mask
few pieces 3 4 Irish Shectings
, doz. Ladies " bite silk ShoeseP
ease best Indigo Blue Bed Ticking
81, f.f aud 81 Brown DOmeStCs
81 aud Al Check do
Apron aud Counterpaine Checks
Russia Duck and Brown Holland
"A and Al Osnsburgs and Burlaps, at cheapest
prices
Hair and Sealskin Trunks, ofcyery size.
They have also on hand,
\ large assortment of SADDLERY consisting IN
part the following:
Stirrup Irons, Birdie Bits, Roller Buckles.
Buckles and Slides, Saddle Bosses aud lacks,
Norsted and Cotton Weddings, Saddle Trees,
Nire-worked Gig and Riding Whips Hogskins,
Morocco Skins ofvarons colours, Blue and Or.
ange Silks. NC, &c. Ar.
Among the Groceries on hand are,
Sugar and Coffee, Salt aud Spices, aud seve-
raj casks Rum, Brandy aud Wine, &C
They particularly invite the attention of coun-
! try Merchants 70 their present assortment, nom
which they can be supplied with almost every
article in the Dry Goods, Grocery. aud Hard.
ware Line, at very small advance.
July D &c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
New Arrival Of Books.

u HE subscriber has the pleasure of announc-
ing to his friends and the public generally,
that he has received direct from Philadelphia, 10y
the last evenings stage, a few very splendid new
works " hich he will sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
viz:
Reuben Apsey in 2 vols by the author OF
Branbctyc House, The Tor Hill, &c. sc. This
work is universally praised that any thing
more SAID from me might be supei lluous.
The Epcurean a Tale by Thomas Moore, this
is said to be decidedly toe best production fiom
the pen Of the author.
The Living and the Dead--ThiS work is well
worthy the attention my religious friends the
public generally, aud am greatly mistaken if
all who read it is not well pleased with It,
The Subaltern or Sketches of the Pennsular
Wan during the Campaigns of lSl3-l4, by an
eye witness this work is well worthy the atten-
ton fevery person, and much question wheth-
er more interesting work was ever published.
ABRAM r. NORTH.
Sent 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerk, office of the
Superior Court fChancery for the LyncIbure District
the sth dav of June, 1877. Robert H. Gray, PIT a.
gGinsi Netherland Talt, Chiswell Dahney and James
Bullock, prfts.
The defendant Ncthcrland TAFT having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
senhy and the rules of this and appearing hy 81
tsiact"rt evidence that he is nhlhtant al This
eountrylt Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the hat day the next term and answer the hin
III the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IA some newspaper printed in the town q,
iNhchhurg, Tor two months SuccessVclY and posted
he ffont door ofthc rourthau,r IN the said town
cor. --f--c J WILLS, I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
Life of Napoleon.

a NIIE last nights Mail brought us asupplv of
~ the long looked for LIFE OF NAPOLEON,
in 3large syo. vols very superiority executed CON
tanning beautiful and correct portrait Of the
great Napoleon. Much was expected from this
Great Work. But SO far as have heard. aud
can judge, it surpasSes them saneane expcc-
tation. ! therefore hope every person will do
me the favour to call aud buy copy of this
Splendid W Work, more especially as the wark is
now Offering 10 the public on more rea sonalle
terms fhan ever knew any work OF ;he same
magnitude Indeed Inay add ofany kind.
ABRAM Il. NORTH
AnnnSI "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

Richard Mays Elijah Nays, y lillian Board.
das of March next at the % Soart.hoasa io of
Hardiman County. in tine town of Bolivar, and
State OF Tennessee, take the deposition OF
John Hunt to be- read as evidence, in slit de-
pending in the Superior Court OF Chancery, for
the Lynchburg District, in which you add others
are plaintiffs, aud my wife, and myself are de-
PENDANTS. And that shall, on the 10th day of
Beeember next, at my own house, IN the
county ofBedlord, take the dispositions of James
Mays aud others, to be cad as evidence, in the
same suit, TO be continued from day to day till
flashed. LEROY JORDAN
Sep, 90 c4wE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
July 10.

Nro1iCE.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust exc
AZ euted 10 me by Daniel +. Christian 10 Sc
cure a debt due John Christian and recorded on
the 10Th day of November, 1872, and oil record
in the clerks Office of Amherst county, Will be
sold, al said Christians house, gu iiarrs's
creek, on the 9th day OF November, for ready
money, the following property to wit. three
beds, two tables, one trunk, one desk, four
chairs, &c Acting as trustee, will Only con,,
such title as is vested in me by deed aforesaid
PETER L. CHRISTIAN.
Aug. 30. tcdsl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

MfR DANIEL WARD As you are not
NJ an inhahitant of this state and have no
residence known TO me, hereby notify you
through the public newspapers, that | shall,
on The first day of November court, 1877, in
Edmund late's Tavern, at Franklin court
house, proceed to take the deposition OF Eli
Ferguson, William Pratt and others, to be
reada evidence on the trial otmy suit in chan
Gerry as admr. of Daniel Perdue, dec'd in
Franklin county court depending and unde-
termined against you and others.
Your obi. sevt. MESHACK PERDUE,
Admir- of Daniel Perdue dec.
August D. Csw3
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WOOL.
Valuable Real Estate Ior ale

YEf NDEk the authort of deed Of trust. *
~ ecuteA by Ambrose Rucker aud Betsy his
wife, dated the 10Th June, 1924 and is ofreeo,d
in the clerks office of the county court of Am
herst, Tor purposes in said deed expressed. the
| subscribers will expose to sale, at public auc
tion, 90 friday the Goth day OF October next if
tar. inot, the next fair day thereafter, at the
| DIV cling house OF said Ambrose Ruckcr. in the
county of Amherst, the following raluahte real
estate, viz one tract of land containing PSI Ii
acres, lying on MiIler'S Creck-Al>o another
tract adjoining thereto, containing 1913 acres,
another adjoining tract of 90 acres--Also 277 a
cIes Joining the two first named tracts Also,
another tract of 1850 acres adjoining the tracts
already mentoncd-AlSo. another tract contain
| ing S39 acres, aud another tact lying on Coal
Mountain
These lands will be sold, without reserve, on
/ a credit of one, two and three years, the pur-
chaSerS giving bonds with security aud deed
of trust ON the land TO insure the pay ment of the
purchase money. Persons wishing 10 purchase
will find it we'll worth their attention to examine
these valuable lands before the day OF sale
| The title which the trustees will convey is re-
earded as unquoStionablc, hut no other will be
| given, except such is vested in them by the
trust deed. Possession given the first day OF
January, 1873. JOHN MILLER, )r........
ID. X. EDLEY,
sept %. cow.
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TRANsYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

EnllE Iec.urss IN tbs Institution ~nI com M
neno. A. 1,nal on the Itra Monday ~ No
7,mbfr. aud terminate On the nj Saturday az
Ndr,h.
Nnatomy aud Surterv.
By d ~ Dt3itg w. y
Institute, of Medicine ard Clinical practices
Bg ChGis, toiaueH, ". D
Theory aud Pr,otes ofmcdieinc,
RV .johu i.dta Cooke " u.
Obstetrics and diseases OF women ~ children
BIZ ~ n kielafasoHM u.
Materia Mcdica aud edicud Botany,
30 Charles ~ Short, VI. y.
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
ByJamcs M1ihc, H. y.
The ediicc which has been erected during the
y1rrscui season Tor the accommodation oil the
medical department. Is rapidly progressing, and
the faculty, with confidence, announce y the
public, mat twill be completed and ready ioI
the reception OF the classes before the commence
m ut OF The ensuing session, The building oC
cup,es SAGE, on lis foundation. OF - bs 81
FEET aud contains usp spacious lecture rooms
large apartments ior the library, museum aud
cncmlcal laboratory together with librarian
dornliiofy, and every othcr convenient and ne
cesslry appnrteuanec.
49,
the town. Immediately contiguous to the anato
mical theatre aud dissectng rooms, and toPrth
er with these Will constitute an establishment
not surpassed, IN poini oil comfort and convenl
ence, by any similar institution in America.
The library contains upwards otthrce thous
aud volumes and Is constantly Increasing by The
addition OF all the periodical and standard work,
on medicine and the collateral sciences. II j,
opened as a reading room every evening (Sun
dav excepted) throughout the session. and every
student has the privilege, moreover, OF keeping
out Two volumes at TIME,
The inuu45a contains variety Of mstructiv,
preparations both oftlIc human subject and o
wax aud plaster mutations by the first artists q
Earope.
Students OF medicine reSorting 10 this Schon
for obstruction, viii h" aCcommodatedm the mos
respectable families With oontcel board anc
lodging togethrr witt all othef incidental atten
dance, upon cheaper term, than nj any other me
dica institution IN OUT country,
The expenses OF a complete course of lectures
including the maticulation aud library ticket
will amountto 500 specic-1he fec for gradu
otion will be 500 ia addition
By order o the Medical Faculty.
Z. ". SHORT. NJ. u. Dean.
Lexington. Nv. August 24 ISL.
IL is stated Ia the Baltimore aud other papers
that Dr. b w. Dudly, professor of surgery
in the Transyiyaula University. Lexington, X Y
has been appointed 10 the pinfrsso,s ship OF sur
gerry in the Maryland University We are re
ouested to say that Or. Daddy will not acccp
file appointment but will RETAIN his present sit
uation in Lexington. The editors in Nnginij
eho are publishing the advertisement of In,
Transatlantic University. will please attach to i
this notice. fnehtaer Republican.