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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
ROE.NOKE L4N.D


onered Tor sie ne Tact Of Land which The s'sri
= hef restdes on the NOaooks RIVER county of lcfk
ien ~ mites f2uih cast Oi The courthouse, aiung
actual survey j2i Acres; Of which go Acres afe fertile v
boonf about % Acres OF Creek Grounf, the sc,tet
par now uuceared and Plant Land OF te Ift,h
Land there than 30 Acres Of highly improved
co LOIS between \ 900 Acres Of the High Land now
70 ca1 ai 90 which will produce gohscco i' II VIII
superior tobacco land. TIE Tnyyoaeasns are IN sool
efaD aapy suhtenfDr The comfisb.e sccommoatinn u
i'ny' a"d securing large cop Of every deception
plate.
lnmeii'if prosecution be hall and with Ga lanl the
pan cen be accomnyistsl with Corn, oit * Fo
s' 0i1ck d1d plantation Jeus; sni O.crgccr ohsage
' the next year who has Tie reputation being suprfio
manager ~ me !0hatco erofi crop Of While May Wheel
sowing and viii be neatly put the ground Tie estate
val We she'gn aud tfeated ci hy the al any ie
very desifsbie with him 10 ni,ke piiyaie contract :.
Sht PyneHs wi be greatly preferred; bnt tie purchaser
ca" be accommodated wHh GT me
ffsc, Of HIGH LAND, within mile Of iloydton con
shns ~ acres. not than 10 which se eicarsd
more thsn one half Of whirh robieco land An
aos que WI" be conveyed The purchaser irae Of
90 sha,e' q Roanoke Navigation Stock upon which s9s
on each share have been pari. y ~ 90
~ Agent oi Mr.. Sinh y Spflgin of Alab,ns win sell
#oAutT nf Land, lying 10 the county Of Nsuo,av r.,
Ictuessec. W
Should the Land belonging 10 te saaribrr BE- mo-, do,,e
on ny private snliact or htf0rs the fGt dsy If Jan
wil 90 thei dsy, fair, II not te next fan dsy be ia ~
fuhlic Anct1n' the plsn.siinn tbe esidaute ft. -
ieicf ana ne Roanoke Stock. For the Lend near B,vd
& - 'wo ysi' 'iedi VII he sgeui for The land Roanoke
VIZ ti"f W." 'e one fourth the pufchase money when tl,
c miij me balance divided into lifee annual pavre
@ "t oher Prorery credit VIII given ua the hfH d,v
ous hth ShJuid private 'le Of tire property take vince
L1luIs 20 The city ofRiehmond. q GREEN.
A-l.1A. G8-tds5a
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EUITH1lYT0 ~

snail open 'atdiug School the enuins year a, "a q
'.tte ~ r 5usau james, on the. county Of Hanover
s.ol.i nits from Richmond aud from he FOX Church
~ 81 ih1ifurtisa VII comprise the Latin II onc and
Ans",h Lfnknsse Reading, Wruus En.i-t Grsnnar q
ttny with tie Of the M1pi aud Gi1bes ancient and
o'" i'iofy with Noies Msihemstics and The sri n sur
tJi"t' Hly to1ol viii CONNIE The 18th day Of Jan and
"e 0u The 18Th dsy ut Dec aiy rr. ror rs J
w" Pc ~ t"iaiei add Tuition % lof tnafcnlsf wear 10
meNH allowing one Of he months f5r vartfion
W" make deduc Con Of 10 dole. m che iIosef sbopf f-
h'h nn o~r bedding fni Towsb. Due attention will b. p
y re ~ and mannefi Of ny Popi end good discipline
"..i"'''fo % s-1o9.. EfRMAN W. Davis
ff ~ -t4yls. o..
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Derff.

ehaneery Al rules held in the CLERKS uce of The fopu
Robs,t Hester mr.
against A"H'
Ain he.ier f'giiow ani reiet OF Tanoi, Hs,e ie,
1hoina' usster John Brsme 4 Lilly hs wife Abraha,, IL
I1., samuel Ls,ter Samuel White and ms wife Ien,y
TSr ~ tristt ana Richard Lester, Drfdty.
e, ihn .ehaid Hester not havis hr appearance
according 10 The act If Assembly aud The Rule, of III 800.
anu satisfactorily appearing that they are not nh ~
en Sets; "a motion Of thr Plaintiff by his Attorn.y h E
mat the saii Defendants appenr her, nm
Gay ny court aud their sppes,snee ana
answer we f1'pih 'li und that copy at th order Se
~ enc o. tue SeTsPlpers printed civ Of Rich
mons loo weeks sueeessively, and posted at the .nt door
OF Tue courthouse Il said county. A copy. T.ste
Dec. %. u DAf Est Is d. O.
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NOVICE

IL pers5us having claims against the late PM n Bt-
"A e. ST.; dee. Of Amtm eour!y hereby reque.,sd %
lof sly authenticated, 20 the Exsc,or TS me- ii, ~ s
plead IA bar against all eiaim' exhibited offer that time
PINK u. BOOKER Ex'or
- Of PINK u, Booker, dec,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

conformity to Decree Of the srrerior Court If Ct
esfy holden AZ Ffeiericksbufg, 10 October ls In M e
Of Moore T. Brocksubromsh, he own ff-bs ,t 81 49,
"i deees'ed wife SARAH plaintiff, aud E,i.irh w Dozen
nl' adoor Of CJfus Bf, dec aad oihef. de fendsof
vii 1ei Ter cash az Puhls auction, Lsncssicf eoeb N
slopdsy Tue 2is d,y Of January ue hi. benz, e5g , n
si o'he wne on 'e next FAIR day negro slaves IN the
Decree mentioned, VIZ jarrett and Harry mon. M i
dafia, likely giilH aed Caroline and her iee a.
RALEIGH W. DOWNNbN ". 61s,or ~
r.......-., -. 90, u Cyrus Ball dec.
-'Nsi N--' 90 70--wtds
SHALL odd 10 the above sale, .ni an ,s .... d..
- likely negro slaves, Of vsroui descripfi,ns , -
o. Ms'cr VI experience, aud BIS wife. 5 ''
r. w. DOWNsfAN,
n o.. Adm'of Cyrus Bsil, dec.
7O-ufls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

Jo IO5dccO and COftOn Piaiters.
is4 I. GWATHMEY, will reervr aud sell On Com.
SEs inifsior tobacco cotton those Planters u,y
"ms ~ u eOnssn iheircfops othem
Nov , = oa,ril Nc .-ff LIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

u 1877 '' 49, NY -
A1.sS S ,"ieh Plaintiff
reieT bgeh in his own right a, ad'or of Ihsm Bure,
Gee Ezaesih Beedlove, Eliza TsiiaffTo and her Lphna
Lawrence WTaae,5o Sarah Roberts her husband cuT
us ROBERTS Lucy Whtelow and her Husband Alr1,rSs-
Whneow Elizabeth, Maria, Harriet Isiam Elisha Aib, r
anu Poly chewnng, Anne Swift aud husband TInm.,
S"ii Thomas c., Eiizateih p Emma c. Mary ,o,I9r
aud Sarah j. Burch, aud Sarah T.. Mary G Judith " ns
Detnsd Dureh, which said Albert Il. Chewing and Pill,
neWnns Merry oiemeuiins Sarah j. Judith " and Bt1Isri
oGIGn are infants under the age of Fl years. DeG,s
nn day came the Plaintiff BY Richard Morris hi, eour,,T
ana heu ms oiii IN this whereupon Elisha
~ we court appointed guardian Of The infant defendant,
bert " and Polly Chewning and Thomas Bueb i h. a.
court appointed guardian Of the infant defendant, MAR CO.
menna and Sarah Buch for the SPECIAL purpose Of defend
th SUIT as to them aud tbeleuPon the answers Of ali b
b.ins hed except the children Cheadle BurSn
uameyi arab e. Mary c. Judith " and bernard B,rc
and they not having entered their appearance and
according TO the act Of Aenby The rules Of III,
COURT anu appearing 10 the satisfaction the court bs,
are MOI inhshnan OF this Commonwealth On the moton -
e s1 - IS ordered That they appear here on the irst
aay o. seeiuary court next and PIain, said s
ahu s copy OF ihs order be foithwh Inserted in The
GaI'e newspaper published the city OF Riehnord1 %
font d, ~, anI nat another copy posted az lie
Der.ff d. WINS On 9. b; c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

\ c,anesr. IN CAestieI aaty ealir oc = i6-Ts.
HswyK Clarke (Ly Ms neS. tfie'd Ha,eae, Clarke
Phg.
dgainst
Leroy NslrJy Nancy C. N.sty aud Susan G. Nsu6g
Dctiis.
The -D.ftnaart E,roy NsoSy no, havicg entered Al,
appearance gcen security according 70 the act Of 1.ssb
sd he rules Of th court, and il appearing by fector,
evidence that he inhabant Of this Commercially
n ordered IAot the said Leroy Nby 40 appear on
tis second Mondoy in Maeh aud e b2iofAe
PiatG 81 aud hat copy If th order be toh,sifh s,-
ed in Nesspape- published IA the city Of Richmond
noh sueess,,ry; ard hat another copy DC posted
ths tront door Of the Of tai, s
essive court dogs. CcFy. 1ests, l.. NUFNALLf, d.
Dec 25. t9-rnstr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

NNrikGlNiA. Rules, irhe CiyIks O.nce oil tue
~ Superior Coust Of Chaaeey for hsliiehmsRd Dttet,
| the 9th day of Nov. 1871
| David G. Williams, PHI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

VIM d. Wren, Sergeant of the city OF Richmond, and =,
such, adm'or ot Edmund Wills dee who sdnor au
Gresh, dec Naih IL Jones, exon Of Francis Jones' dee
and also adm of Cshane Jones. dec Ceinmbus Jobss
Mary r. his wife, john W. Jones' San q. Irwin aud Csh..
rine o. Irwin his wife, All, ahsm Hall and Francis his Wife,
Archer ohorne and Maba his wife, and Edgar jones'
deus JONES' Philip Il. JONES' and Doretha c. Jone- nfana
eh'di.n aud heirs OF the ssid Catherine Jones. dec. VIM
Gan,s, adiror OF Rcit Lewis and Martha Lewis widow of
tile said RobtIhps. W. sham and Sarah his wife, rhp
Jones and Msfy has wife, ard David, Saui aud Philip w
Gteenhi and HiChaad MulOth Elizabeth his wife Ben .
johnson Catherine has wife, Thos Ubbon aJm'or OF RI.
ard Hail. AMI adulvr d. boni. OF WIN. Cordie der
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
Nov. o.
Plaintiff

aSYANukkY 10 hailOVrI county eoui'I NY. =.
Elisha Bureh p,,,.r
'H'H'lH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

4. Neafsst Post 6fiee, Levi. sicre,1
3pGiylyania county, Va"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18
SUNRISE AT MOUNT ETNA.

Ola sunrise at Mount Etna, an acute
traveller remarks, no imagination can
form an idea of this glorious and magnifi-
cent scene. Neither is there, ON the sur
face Of this globe, any one point which
unites SO many and sublime objects the
Immense elevation from the surface of the
earth, drawn as it were to single apex,
without any neighbouring mountain for
the senses and imagination to rest upon,
and recover from their establishment in
their way down to the woodland this
point, or pinnacle, raised on the brink Of
bottomless gulf, often discharging rivers
of fire, and throwing out burning rocks.
with noise that shakes the whole island
Add to this, the unbounded extent of the
prospect, comprehending the greatest d.
versity, and the most beautiful scenery in
nature, with the rising sun advancing in
the east to illuminate the wondrous scene.
The whole atmosphere by degrees kin
died up, and showed dimly and family the
boundless prospect around. Both sea and
land look dark and confused, as if only
emerging from their original chaos !; and
light and darkness seemed still undivided
till the morning by degrees advancing
completed the seR3gation. The stars are
extlngulshed, andsshe shades disappear.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18

The forest, which but now seemed black;
and bottomless CULTS, from whence no raw
was reflected to show their form or colors.
appear new creation rising to the sight.
catching life and beauty from every in
creasing beam. The scene still enlarges.
and the horizon seems to widen and ex-
pand itself on all sides; till the sun ap-
pears in the east, and with his plastic ray
completes the mighty scene. All appears
enchantment and it is with difficulty we
can believe we are still on the earth. The
senses, unaccustomed to such objects, are
bewildered and confounded and it is not
till after some time they are capable of
separating and judging of them The
body of the sun is seen rising from the
ocean, immense tracks beth Of sea and
land Intervening; various islands appear
under your feet, and you look down on
the whole Of Sicily as on map, and can
trace every river through all its winnings,
from its source to its mouth. The view
is boundless on every side; nor is there
any one object within the circle of vision
to interrupt it :: so that the sight is every
where lost in the immensely and there
is little doubt, that were it not for the i'm
perfection of our organs, the coast of AT
RIGA, and even of Greece, would be disco
vered, as they are certainly above the ho-
rizon.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18

every description. The mountains are
literally covered with sea-hens, petrels, al
batrosses, and the various feathered tribes
which haunt the southern Atlantic. AS
seals are very plentiful, our islanders have
preserved a quantity of skins to barter for
other goods, with any ship that might
touch at Tristan d 'Acunha. Having sup
Piled ourselves with water from clear
mountain spring, we babe farewell to this
romantic little island, and its two inter-
ing inhabitants"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18

rings only BY which it vas identified re-
NAMED. The next morning, at very
early hour, in the midstof the tears Of 4
few friends, the remains were consigned
to the Cemetrio degli Inglesi. There. /
am informed, they still rest in peace; and
lew Englishmen pass through Rome with
out visiting the tomb of their unfortunate
countrywoman.
.Neao Monthly !Mae. for Jan.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, By
F. a. j. ANDREWS,
LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS.

TERMs-sTwo dollars per annum--or one dollar
and seventy FIVE cents if paid in advance. Hnot
paid within six months after the expiration of the
year, two dollars and fifty cents
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted three
weeks, for ONE DOLLAR per square; less than a
square, sEvEETY-FHvE CENTS, and continued longer
time at one shilling an insertion.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18

A poor negro when near his, end, was
once questioned by the neighbouring cler-
gyman as to the state of hismind. His re-
plies were all well till he came to the arti-
Gle of forgivness. "Me forglb cherry body"
said he. abut Sam NJ" "But can you not
forgive him?" "Wy yes, if me die me forgib
him, but if me lib to get well, me hit him
anuder knock"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18

lE, in ths,
", county q
~ road Lead
Fting-HouSs
he httingof
Inquire o
OMAN,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

that day and night, and next morning got
home almost exhausted. He told dread
full story The fright caused him to mag
inc the pig as big as a. calf, having long
horns, eyes like trenchers, and back
like hedgehog. He lost his fish, the
colt was got back, but never did more
good, but as to Gabriel, he soon after fell
into consumption aad departed this life
about year after.
About this time also vessel came to
Glencaple quay, little below Dumfries,
that had some swine on board, most like
ly for the ships use; one Of them having
got out of the vessel in the night, was
seen on the farm of Newmain's next morn
ing. The alarm was spread, and num-
Der of people collected. The animal got
many different names, at last it was con-
cluded to be brock. Some got pitch
forks, some clubs, and others old swords,
and hot pursuit ensued the chase last
ed considerable time, owing to the pur-
suers losing heart when near their pray
and retreating; Robs Geordy, having
rather little more courage than the rest
ran "neck or nothing" forcibly upon the
animal, and ran it through with pitch,
folk, for which he got the name of "stout
hearted Geordy" all his life after. There
is an old man nearly hundred years of
age, still in the neighbourhood where this
happened, who declares that he remem-
bers the Gudeman of the Brae's pig, and
the circumstances mentioned and he
says it was the first swine ever seen in
that country"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

HEALTH AND HILARITY. Cheerfulness
is the best promoter of health. Repining
and secret nurmurs of the heart give inn.
perceptlble strokes to those delicate fibres.
OF which the vital parts are composed. and
thus nsenslbly wear out the machine
ny OF which the human frame is consti-
tuted.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20
AN Act to regulate Banks and Banking.

- snr i. be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
p LEX IN General Court assembled and
c ra W Of the same, That from and after the
s o. o. lhls act every bank which shall receive
h m nn5 or by the authority of this Common
4 ii anu every bank whose capital shall be in
WI W. VI whose charter shall be extended, shall
'i d by the following rules and subjected to
bror uaues, limitations, restrictions, liabilities
Illusions contained in this act.
rnox. 6e 1t further enacted, That every bank
'F'i''eu oy the authority aforesaid shall be q
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

'oMMoNWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
f eaT Of Representatives, March IL, 1928.
a .ollowing Bill is referred to the next Gener.
i, "a, ana is ordered to be published in the news
II WHICH publish the laws of the Common
lttest, p w w6pprN c,o.,.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

PoTATo Flour. A Dorsetshire farmer.
who has recently made some experiments
IN the preparation of this article, states as
the result, that bag of potatoes (24O lbs
will produce 60 lbs. of flour: and that pl.pia
buildings made with two-thirds potato -four.
and one third wheat flour, are even superior
to those made wholly of the. latter. On
ordinary lands, 100 bags viii be produced
from an acre, so that 5000 lbs. of -four NAV
be obtained from an acre of land. Potato
flour is now much used in Scotland.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20
,.,rn EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, RY
r. & ). ANDREWS.
rcAsTER. MASSACHUSETTS.

u,,vo dollars per annum-or one dollar
'FRMs sve cents if paid in advance. If not
SevJn, six months after the expiration Of the
TWO dollars and fifty cents
nr,srmENrs conspicuously inserted three
Ks for ONE DOLLAR Per square less rh NAN.
a. I one shilling an insertion.
,,rc roR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
'7roReE H. HILLS, Leominster.
rn,p,rs H. WHITING, Sterling.
I,srr1L g. SAWYER, Bolton.
. The gentlemen named above as Agents are
.;1ed to receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
anments for the same. Advertisements, or any
{or printing, forwarded through them will re-
4 prompt attention.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. We have heard
OF dyspeptlc clergyman, at the south, who,
after long confinement, concluded to try
the experiment OF Preaching once more and
accordingly he delivered three discourses in
one day, OF an hour each. Upon his return
to the house, he tod his negro servant that
he felt much better for preaching. The
servant replied, II tho't you would massa.
to get so much trash off your tomach.n
N. Y. Dai. .Adv.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

A country schoolmaster in the neigh
bourhood of Cuckney, the other day, after
giving one of his pupils sound drubbing
for speaking bad grammar. sent him to the
other end of the room to inform another
boy that he wished to speak to him, and
at the time promised to repeat the dose if
he spoke to him ungrammatically-the
youngster being satisfied with what he
got, determined to be exact, and thus adj
dressed his fellow pupil " There is a
common substantive, of the masculine gen.
der, singular number, 'sominati0e case, and
in the angry mood, that sits perched upon
the eminence at the other end of the room,
wishes to articulate few sentences to you
in the present tense.-London Paper"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20


MURDER WILL OUT. We have been in
formed within dav or two that snnqn nne,-
fauves While making new road through
birmingham had Just discovered complete
human skeleton. The discovery has created
some sensation, and people are anxious to
ascertain what unfortunate man has fallen
victim to the hand of the murderer. No
person has been missed from the neighbour
hood for a long time. But the story goes,
that many years ago two men kept a tavern
together not distant from the spot. One of
the inn-keepers suddenly disappeared, no
one knew why, or whittier he went; nor had
he been since seen. Some months after his
departure letter bearing postmark at New
Orleans, and purporting to have been written
by this lost tavern-keeper, was received by
his brother in Boston. Still no positive in
| telligence could be obtained, and no traces of
his having been at New-Orleans have ever
been discovered from the date of that letter
to the present day.
Since this singular disappearance, the sur
viving partner, who continued the business
for awhile alone, has been occasionally de-
ranged and in his seasons of alienation of
mind he has often proclaimed his own guilt
IN numbering his partner. But these con-
LESSONS, as they now seem to be, attracted
little notice, being considered the mere raw
lngs OF mailman. The late discovery will
probably lead to an ivestigation, and may
finally unveil the MYSTERY. The above tale
we give as it was narrated to us, without
having at present any way TO ascertain its
authenticity. If it is true, it must be es-
teemed new instance to illustrate the fact
which people always wish to believe, that
enormous crimes, however secretly perpe-
trated, will certainly be brought to light
and sooner or later meet their due and mer-
tied punishment.-Concord Gaz.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

|l)iIlsul
lis Inly1
| and 4
|salQ vi
llcedSl
/ pefsI
II nOtsI
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

OF MASSACHUSETTS.
near of our Lord one thQusand eight hundred
and tscenty eight.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

L E1
d, q
cent
|ynlell
toni
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02

oges-and the Seniors and Juniors will form one class
>" .ao study OF Stephens, Sclwyn aud Maddox
regular days of Lectures three alternate a
IN each week For the accommodation of two classes tho
oessor mas been in the practice of employing por-
uoh OF every 1ay in the week
heretofore the labo,r of nreparno and ,c Atm, Tho
"o'a'ms and references for the municipal Law course
has not allowed time to tho Professor 70 no cvosa , in
strHcton I'M the science of government 1t is propose
oowe'er during the next session TO make least COM
mencement IN ittlough that mt should not
advance beyond general preliminary views of ov
ernmenS and Of the Theory of the Constitution Of the
States
We arc happy to learn that DR.. Patterson Of Phodel
phia-a gcntcmsn of eminent attainments in science
distinguished as lecturer, and enjoying the highest
consideration among his fellow citizens of that noco
has accepted the proessorsp of Natural Philosophy in
our University.
Provision has also been made for the able discharge of
the duties of the Chair Of Ancient Languages
In relation to the Medical department. it will be per.
ceved rom the Procors advertisement that threo gem
tlcmcn are engaged thorein, to wit:
Dr. Dunglison who lectures en- Physiology Pathology
Pathological Surgery, Obstetrics Medical Jurispru-
6cnco,
Dr. Emmet Sno lectures on Materia Medica.
Or. johnson, who lectures on Anatomy and Surgery
30 iar as tho discipline and department of the Stu
oeh's are concerned, We doubt whether favorable
report could be presented from any similar institution
the continent than that which the facts of tho latter
sions would Justify. There is STILL however room for
improvement particularly in reference TO the expenses
OF the Students and this improvement we anticipate
with great confidence from the of the Visitors
ut their late meeting and others which they have
temptation.
The time, trust is not distant when by reduction
OF the price of the great advantages which holds out
the University will begin to realize, in tho number
oil tosc who resort to it. as it has already done in
many other respects, tho fond anticipatons of its Illus
trious father