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odd and Even ystem.
$40, 900 Capital Prize.

q b OhoUANI 10 decree Of The Superior
II Count OF Chancery for the Rich mond dis.
'tirt, renaered in the case Of Owen against Ntl-
son. the Undersigned marshal of the Lynrh.
burg district, will SELL at public auction, FIR
cash, on Friday the lst day of January, $780, 4
far, II not the next fair day thereafter, on the
premises, in the county OF Campbell one noiety
oi a certain tract OF land, Containing one thou.
sand and eighty eight acres. The above tract
OF land will be shewn TO any one wishing to
purchase, by Capt Miles Carey, who lives on
the premises. L. A. HOLCOMBE. Nj.
Nov. 80 iewtde
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court IS abolished Is he still TO receive COM
rensation for bemg Judge s--ifthat be the
case, he said he was decidedly hostile to tho
clause.
A long add interesting debate took place
between Mesa.. MarshsIi& Giles on this ques-
ton. The former contended Ibat the indepen-
dence ofthe Judges would bin danger from
putting il ia the power Of the Legislature 10
deprive them oftheir offices by lie troymg The
Courts,-And MIR. Giles. advocated the ether
side
The question was then taken on the motion
10 strike ont the clause, and IT was losi-ayes
a., noes 81.
And then the Convention adjourped.
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NIGA ~ A GYSa

v lfiE Subscriber has Low con,plpIe a.,
-. sortnenI Of Christmas Nick Nacks. surb
as Oranges Fig, Prunes, Malaga Grapes. ,u,
peiior Bunch RalsIns, Soft Shell Almond,
Palm Mus, Ffberts, English WrIuuts ki,.e,
aud Candies Of every lsitd an variety, Pima
Apple Cheese, Picked Oysters &c. ~. &c. 10
" Inch hecals TIE attention f al lovers If good
thiag' ASH p. Ma. S.Ma Pico M. 4 tnar.
King o. c. Champaign, Wines, New Beer
ana New Ark Cider S. AIRES.
Dec 81 IN,
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With npmerou- other prizes.
Tickets onty 81 Halves 81 o.. 81.
For saia II HEW SlN'S Office
Whers all o'ders (posi pald) will te dpy AT.
'ended to, aud the Cash paid ut sight, for all
prizr Sran.Ihle Luitc.ie>
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

Isl received, fresh supply of Drug.
- Medicines, Pa'Gts, Sash Tools, fancy
snuff Boxes, Snuff, &C.
Also supply oil winter strained Lamp Oil
al oil winch are offered as low as they can BE-
bought in this market.
VIM. ]. HOLCOMBE
Dec. 81 =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

course which would meet the views OF the Con
vrniion which motion was adopted, anu the
Convention adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

bURSUANTto decree of the Superior
- Count OF Chancery for the Lyncnburg
District pronounced on III e Odd day of Ocro-
Der, 1929, in the case of Gray Us. TAFT, the
dersigned Marshal OF the said court. will sell,
on the premises. for cash, on Friday The ODD
day of January, 1890, if fair, if not, the next
fair day Their after, Is IA acres of land, lying
on the Turnpike road, about one mile aud
quarter from Lynchburg.
I. A. HOLCOMBE NJ
DEC IL inds36
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clip the Old Dominion.
10000 DOLLARS,
Richmond Dock Lottery.

GLASS NO. 5.
10 he drawn a Rrhmond. on Thursday the
7ih day of January 1880.
CASH LIST
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

inns city, for the purchase fwheat at something less
than 81 s5. Looking at the acknowledged scarcity
in France and England, and the possibility of the
Powers in the West Of Europe, engaging in the war
which RACES in the Eastern parts of that Continent,
We do not think that millcrs ought to hesitate in
opening the market at the Inter sum,
The James River andneighborng highland CROP
IS represented unusually large and fine, from one
end OF the river to the other. So is the valley crop In
oil ether parts Of the state it is said TO be fully an
age CROP if not rather above it. Getting into mark
ct sooner than any other growers of wheat the Vir-
GINA Farmers have an advantage which they ought
To turn to more profit By raising as much forward
wheat as possible
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS

I ,ETNTERS from the Egcan; by James Emner.
AS son, Esq.
This work treats Of most interesting portion Of
the Garth, and treats of it in such manner as will
captivate every mind which pcruscs it, The work OF
Mr. EmmcrscD is rePlete with amusement from first
TO last, and contains much valuable historical and
political information. Ut is deserving Of much praise
for the accuracy of IFS remarks human life and
for the thousand interesting narratives by which
these are illu5tratetl."-rCyItc
owe give the author mitch praise for tins lively
and picturesque volume. 1t is fill OF descriptions
romantic Incidents, &c = London Lit. Gnx.
eft is seldom that we have enjoyed so delicious
review that afforded It's by the Letters from Giro
Egcan."-T Londo1 Weekiy Reoicic.
The Last of the Plantagenes; an historical yo-
rance, illustrating some ofthe public events, and do
mestic and ecclesiastical manners of the 9Th and 10th
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'Ths is of the most faithful and delicate naFra-
tives that the whole Library Of English Romsncs
can furnish. The paintvencss, purity and signpli,
city of the dicion, and the monastc quictncss tie
unaffected tenderness md the rCpose Of tho Incl,
dents must render these volumes permanent favo.
rite with all readers of taste and feeling. T.4Hqs,
Just published and foy sale By
juno % IT, NASH.
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Cheap Dry Goods.

nI'' Va, Sh has the honor announcing TO tho
~ Ladies aud Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity Ibnt he
f ene Tor snort une handsome assortment, of SIM
uTy SIoos, al the store formerly occupied by Mr. John
I'-'le Ncrcnaih aor, of Main
.s nf na.ee vee lie respectfully offers usual
aioeS comprising Summer ple, sirr
terms His stock of Goods by himself is dect fo
season. ' '''' "o' eA'dseous
he following are few leading Understandable and
sacone,s plaln and figured Book, Swiss and Mul Mrslns
garage anu ga'ze scrs and dk long and SQUARE cashmere
nnawis Gingiams Cacoes, cap Icsrng and eaus
DonCne and thread Lace low; ladies' silk Hose
toc 90 al 3O cts pair do cheap and half d
Sats.e ana cote pale striped Jeans Foennes bid and
Drown linen b!l's Vigona and Rouen Brocheile
new article Tor gentlemen Nankin Irish Linen Lawn ana
Iho 90 o Capbrck Dhnity Alarseies Valencia Vest
ana omhazette, black and Grape Robes
ticks aud cOto.s &C &C. SC. 0' wv
june 25 ~ ~ ''tar' O.
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MA.RI1JE MHXWss
PORT q RICHMON'D
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Soop Flora, Studlcy, from New Haven, with sun
dries, to Davenport, Allen 81 CO. and g. Palmer.
Sioop eleanor, Clarke, from Rappalannock River,
with corn, TO peterborough 81 Harvie.
Packet schr. Plutarch, 9 days from baltimore, with
assorted cargo of dry goods and groceries, to
,Priplett & Johnston, Rves, Enders, Otis, Dun
Top g. Co. Pcyton, Jno. NJ Gordon, l.. Webb q
Co b Randolph, r. A Rust J Winston.
Schr Orator, Gator, from Georgetown, via Old
Point.
Schr June q May, -, from Baltimore.
NEW YORK, June 2eArrived schr Fairfield, Coffin, Rich
nond.
BOSTON, June 49, Arrived, sohr James Fisher, somers
from Richmond.
NORFOLK, June 23--Arrved, brig Ajax, Banks Th,a
dcIphia.
Sailed, soop Independence, Osborne for New York.
Cleared. hrgs Medora, NFCTacker, Belfast Grand Turk
Cooper City Port; srur Swift --, Petersburg,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
Commercial 2sernrU.

DATE LATEST EURoPEAN ADvIcEs
From Liverpool, -. May 6
Saies IF Tobacco at friction al Stockoe Warehouse,
24th June, 1929.
PAsSEp-1 hid at SO To- AT %; at so; at 3 IN;
at u at so; Eats; at so; at so; at .; 3 %
10; at 20
STsaNED,--3 bids at So.
RAyusEp-2 binds 81; at3 81; a, DO; at 9 80;
at Is; | at 8 80; at Is; 9 65
25Hs June.
PAssEp.1 lhd at So 80; at go at 2O at4 90; ?
ats 7; ats so; at n; at4 81; La, 7Oi at q;
at 8 Is.
RfyrssU.-T hid at So at4 DO; a, a 10; at9 80
Sales IF Yobacco nj Shoc0e am Scaroots ycsterd1y.
refused, 81 20 IN 9 so
Common Passed. 10 ! 30
Nlijdiing IS IN ; 80
Good Fine. to II ~
There appears bc better demand for dark rc 70
bacco for a day or two past.
limited Suites Bank Sfock nj Mem Iort, y71e - Tl3l
i23}. Exchange London 1881 q 1OSi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

IosroN, juno %.
John Quincy Adams, late President Of the United
States, arrived at the patriarchal scat III Quincy on
Thursday evening, where he will spend the summer.
Mr Adams health is much Improved since his last
visit.
In the progress of Mr.. Adams nnosteutatious Jour
ncy homeward, during which lie FtuGiousIy avoided
all public demonstrations OF respect, especially on
nevertheless visited in the principal cities by large
numbers Of his friends and fellow citizens DESTROYS Of
IDnnifestng towards him their respect ard esteem
He has now returned to his native State. whc.c Their
are but few who do not highly respect and value his
pnbic services and private virtues.
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COMMUNICATED.
TO PAIL. ppN

Should yon others feel curious 10 ak, WIN pe;.,,e. r ;
two subsequent Legislatures has On the Repo Of The
hauk Committee of 1927, carry Resolutions into
eect by law, can only refer of Georce Gin
tom which to me satisfactorily accounts for it, u to wye
taste oil his reasoning the subject here make short
extract rom that number Clinton says, 81 think avc
shown that Banks have rcn destructive of the value of
lands ard now proceed 10 show that the Gorcrnneu and
feoP.e oil this Sonowealt trammcllcd their mower
ana inieuce as that freedom Of speech Of action have
euncr ceased TO exist feby if they exist
at ALL" ASan'I call the attention of every enIipjrnc
and independent the real of portion of tho
community With which he mixes and he will that IL
most of the people be other eerv s
geo with n ks there at least some, whose in
tne so great that when they cuse they may carry any
fnfIs eecton they may think proper atlvocae-Eiler
man Is Ssockhoder, or he is indebted Banks: or his
ilo or is indebted TO the Banks he himself
PERHAPS endorser for friend large amonn nv M
mas trends who stand m that situation, &c, These and
aIey OF others may be Pointed out and in all one of
IN every thing which they may reqlire Let this , be ilus
uaed Here follows case in point which actually proves
the fac, has occurred, for which again 10 No g.
HOMO
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PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. XLvI.
or NTH his head So ,7,,,rb Co- P,,.L:,.

U i0in ms head---So much Jor Buckingham "
-, BosroS, June IL.
We enrn from Springfield that Daniel lombard an old re-
Pusitcan and we believe worthy citizen, has removed
from the Pos, Office that Mr. has large family 10
support and gees out of office rather poor but his own
lanSuase, he trusts "wih clean hands and heart
eeferred Mr. Adams for the Presdencyhis successor pre-
ierred Gen. Jackson. r.
PoRrLaSp, (NIaine) June 10.
Robert r. Kendall has been removed office of Post.
te of FcepCu, and Seth Bailey IT, ssresns his stead
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

MARRIED, in Savannah, Geo, m Tuesday evening.
10th inst by the Be. Dir Neufvc Of Protestant Episra
pal Church. Ddct AMHao5e BIHfR, Of Virginia. Miss May
f. daughter of the late Rev George d. Sweet Bryan county,
r,csideni nf Saw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

H|'RESH GOODS.--II. NELSON has re,
IL ccivcd by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lrcstrinr
Coloured and black gros Dc naples
Fancy beregc, and guuzn scarts and hdkS.
New style bonnet and belt ribbons
Book, null and Swiss mnsliHs
Plain carabTic and i#c0rUt do
Manchester and French cambria nine1larns
Common and Giac calicocs, assorted, with vn.
ricty of other scasonable and desirable goods,
ALSO,
Superior power loom sheetings, manufactured bv
Messrs. Cunningham q Anderson. Of this CITY.
which will be sold at the manufacturers lowest cash
price. nrnv %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

.9ppofnt,nent by the President.
Isaac Austin Hays, ESQ. of Philadelphia, to be
Consul at Rio 9rande.
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sNbnIesaIe lprtres Current,
Richmond, June %, 1899.


STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
/ good To line, l00lb. Sc Il IL 81
iniddlins, i 80 a ) 5o
common, 4 a 4 so
refused, , a )
nianpyactured-
LIST quail. cavendisi, ID. 80 a 4C
small twist, no. 1, III a 10
no. 2, 9all
F7o'o', city mills, none
canal, . rs, duh
IIheaf, new, ! 2OaIa5
Corn, bush. 46 n i8
Cooi, best for shipping, Is a %
inferior, Ii a 10
Cotton, 81 3
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
.4l,nn, III. u
Briaistoae, roll, D.. 3a3A
Bees'cas, best, d Il %
S"tter, Is a 20
Beef mess, Dbl. 10 5oall
Bacon, new, "a
Cheese, 10 a ia
Candles, tallow, mould, IO!aI2
sperm. d Il 20
= C9Gee, w. /. green, Is ala
Rio, 122 4 la
Java, white, aI7
ordinary qualities, I1lai2
Chocolate, no. L, 10 a I8
CoFperus, 10. 3 a 81
Fish, herrings, no. /, new, d 30
shad, no. i, I al 50
inackerel, no, ,scaIce,6 5Oa6 20
do. no. :, . 80
do. no. 8, q 5O &c :, 75
Ff7uii-
raisins, bunch, box, 3 75a4
muscatel, J 80
Fathers, ivegeesc. good, 3Oa32
Glass, window, Gxi0, so feel,
2 rs 10xl2, do. 3
G'mpo,sier, DupoSt's, ) 80 Il G
Hanp, American, ton, $50 a 10
Hnies, Sp'h, sun-dried, l7al9
salted, ia 16
Lndig'o, Spin lotant, lib. l 75a2 2.I
Iron, Swedcs, ton, l05
English, 85 80
American. 50 a 20
Lard, new, G4a7
Lime, / 10
Lc"thcr, sole, Is 4 -
upper / rs az 10
L''mhe'', clear, 1000 &. %
understandable, II 10
1hiahogoay, ST. Dom. #. u a %
BAY, 10 a II
.dintasses, gal. n. o. s8 n 20
superior, 81 33
". iniia, generally, q a 26
1ieai, bnshel, SO a 80
Nails, cut, Id. I
OIL, linsend, gal. IS a7G
tanners, bhl. I6al7
SPERM W'nter prsd. gal. 90
do. summer do. Us a 20
Oats, hush. 81 a37!
PfaiS7c'' IF Paris, TON, 4 81
PORK, prime, bbl. IL aIl5O
mess, IL a III 5O
Rice, Carolina, (mcwl SaSl
S,SgG'', loaf lsa20, lump l5aI7I
N. 0: browa, 100 lbs. 7a9
~. Croix, do. 9aIO
mnscovadoes, g a IN .
sax, sack, Liv. filed, 2 dOa2 so
grodnd aln,n, Pig a2A
5.alipefre, 10. 10 al2
Spirits
brandy, cognac, cal. 11OaI 30
apple brandy, 81 n 81
peach do. 90 a 100
rum, st. Croix s. Ant. en- a 90
do, New England, % q 30
gin, Holland, 80 a los
DO. American, 50 a 81
whiskey, 2ia IS
Ntsrl, Gernan, 10. l2ali
Eng. btistered, 3a9
Amer. sio. Is
ShoL, ext. Il
-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

Editor Posfslosfcrs1he Richmond Enquirer asks, with
rather honesty than discretion, O1yt an Editor 10 be
Posmastcrdn thus have the power Of avong bis own paper
at the expense of his competitors Many Editors were turned
out y Gideon Granger under tho administration Of Mr. Jeer
SON precisely upon this grouRd!'
This nome thrust the Of parizan Editors ap-
pointed Postmasers under hdinnistpaon If the
EDITOR of the Enquirer puts many chcases this, will De
Hannbal carrying the wae Into Mica" enough
Mt Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
HORNE, SWEET HOME.

FHNHE Drawing of the New York Con
solidated Lottery, Class No. 7, for 1929, will
be received at Bgger's Office Tomorrow, (Satur-
day. at 10 o'clock.
Capitals 10000, 5 900, 1904, of 900, &c. &C.
Tickets S., Halves so, Quarters 1 25.
For sale at BIGGER IS OFFICE.
iune G6--c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
hespectiuIIy, your OFT sCrv't.
''JOHN p. DECATUR. Collectcr.

s'fc powersl' what can ever shake an Admins
tration supportedby such vigilance? In truth father
Spnney is willing 10 take his ''book oath ;" that he
has not 'orten and published any abuse against the
present virtnous Chief MAGISTRATE Of country
and hath never been the Editor of any ofthe papers
OF the opposition party. But there is reason for
you; 4e Observation-Disclosures that if you oan
-"Huzza!" CCo1n. mir.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
"CusroNI IIorsE, PonrsMorru.

SIR: Permit me to inform YOU that tho scprriIors
abuse which fills the papers Of the opposition party
against tho vriuous Chief Magistrate of orr country
compes me, even had wish continue Won in Office
FIRST day of June next.
"Respectinlly, your oh't scrvt
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Ticket $40, iIaf s, Quarter SO, Eighth o.
For sale IN he usual variety of pacta ges, share
OF packages, tickc's and shares, at the estabshe.
prize selling and prompt pay Office of
THO. B. BIGGER
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has compelled the Directors of the Bank OF Ire.
land, materially to increase theft stock Of gold
we cannot be insensible, neither can Mr. O'Cou.
nrli he Ignorant, OF the runous consequences of
tins measure to many innocent families. but he
may ia'ry and with ,en-fnld strength, appeal t.,
the government who have the folly pcrseverimgly
" cypress body of men possessed of inralc liable.
power, either for evil or Tor good. There are
"'"er causes ~ Operation winch may render the.
supply "' gold to- Ireland uncertain aud limited :
causes, which. considered separately, a,e ,espr-
vim. Tie utmost attention, but which cnmhinc,l
may max even Mr.. Peel ,u't the uoprie,y of
en'"r''! his i"v"r,,e bill. Ia ,rnih, pt"c,as,ira
""h WIN H." much longer avail tho foes of c.na,l-
c'a'"", nor can expeti"niS continue to support n
desperate, anu taiiacinus system at finance-t g
'"n qi'sti"'s must he met with heC.,mnv rpso-
luton, aud IN spirit &c Justice an.l cnnria.ion
ar, "" tear. ~" shall be compelled to encounter
pe'iIs aud difficulties which wise minister ami
an honest Paiitau' mt .c,I, and would avert, In
"ha' iIhnner these Questions WI, be met Inv the
mnlS!iy, huic time Wi. inform MS: we.cunl;.ss
however, That we ent'itaIn lut Faint hopes of an
a'nIca'ie AMI sfai"srna;-lke adjustment of them
The p"rrmptmy REGAL at l..nd AnpIcsev tor M
other reasons winch we have been allie tn Iearn
'han '""a'l>' ie administered Justice with 81, g..
ven haii, aud refused in te suhservirnt Ia th..
"'''s' aey'ating species al cctruItnn couvinces
w. '""' ireland - na tn he. .s,,a ar mated aud
'hs c""vicii'n c'uhr'ns ..,v n,,irt,n, that som.
alteration in the currency viii hr made. FIR j,
would hr manifest t.llv IT, rxas,,ra, a whole
people 10y 'ien',l - justice, aud, a, the same
t;n', ""xpe,t then: to n s,ain f,,ru rvr,y Ir.,
species at ann yancr wlc', HE, ca" mffict ON
their "prr, ssor-
We have heard that M- O. nnncl, and his
friends vii arrive here on TUESDAY, next On their
way tn l. ulutl
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die i'm the mind re no on, e, ,l..;,. ,>
him Tnhw;,no ,h,,,b, ,h. L,,x.L r ,:r,'
which She had So c,,elully ;,s;;i,.J ,.,.,t ''. '
a sufficient shield. I'm, many ..L H. .
eia,s, a. Helene sin. sa,,.,h,, ',,;, ,,, Ga, I'LL,
iny Li,nseIf mn IN ,,. ,,,;,.,,, ~
ha,l CENTRALIZED h,r ,,,,, ,,,,c7 :: wv
This disroye,v .,,,. h,;,I ,h
ycancc: and moro ,h,, ,,,.. .L., h..i
neryed her s,uI u, nu,d.r ,,h. t,,n,. ~
bu, shekc,,ll mn, S,,.,L,,, j.; H.; r.
s,;II reminded h.r nj ,h. .i.,,,,..,, ,... r, ,
man WIN had c,.,;.l ~. ,;,c. ~.
vnnIs and k;.s.d ,,,. r,,.,,.;,, , Wv
nce--a,J she r,,I,, u,, b. If, h,,, 0rN" W
The las, c,,,;n,, hI,v ,,,. .,,,,, A.,
hear, or.he Indian vito Y,,,, I,,;. en- ~,
boy i.h cu,io>,v 'exrr.s..d w;si -, ,,,,, H.;
father ,huuub i. a, rho s,w,. ,;,o -, .
specdy r.,uru III. had ,ly,v. L.a, ",,
hoy. and he tell nav nc If her ,,,,...,., ....'.
would y; iulv con,s,J rn,;n., I'm. ,,,,'.I w.
that sbrt, If rss;u,.J .,,,r ,,L, , -: 80
approachno ;ns,,;,, sh. r,,I,, -,
cxaciinu how.v., 3, nr,,,;.. ,Lo,,,., .,..,, :I
few mile. dawn ,, N;ss;..;r,,; ,,;,,s ,a H.. ~ ;.
before his depar,nre TIL. J,v ,r,,,a,, E,..
mond dc Rance was n, q distance 49,. ,,,,..,.s
Tahu,ir,a IecL M, L.rsalr IN ,L . y,
irwell SIC had wor, -, Tho d,, ,.,.
aud selected ,h. u,,,l;., ,.,,;,,, h y,
lr,.eh Win .io vo, mn, ,hcs. :, ~, s.,I 49,,
h,,. 4sss,feranss r. ,h,;,,3 u;I, ~, ,,,.., 49,.
son IN ,,,. I,,,l ,r,be S,.,,xn sid .I n,,,,,r;i
": and who, h.r G,,, ar ,,c,,s h.r j., ,a Sr,,
l. nd he 'wiltkn,w rio. hc,d. h.. .r,,oh..rn 81.
took the WONDERING b,v nv +, o hand and I.,,l linn
| TO- ,he rive, sue TL.r. Law ,Lo ,,,, L,,, ,,h..r
had giycn hen when she ,.f, hin, e., .,,e w;.,.
wan of Tho s,,,nu., " /, .a. c.,,J .J I,,,.,..,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

oil these, four cases have proved fatal and six are
st sick, though two OF them are convacscent
The Faculty have assiduously endeavored TO
discover the cause why fever Of this character
should have made its appearance in the Universe.
~, whilst the ueighbnI hood has been comparative.
ly Tree from ITS attacks; but all their researches
have been iruitlrss; they caurnt discover the
slightest evidence of amy local miginal-and their
confidence IN The general salubrity of the place
continues untninsl,ed II is we'll known that
an extremely malignant fever NAV break out in
the most healthy siiualio,s, COMM, its ravape,
i"r time, aud then entirely disappear, without
the I"s>ibisnlny nf assigning am AL, a,Iate cause
"'r ITS commencement or termination.
hitherto, the Faculty have hid no positive
evidence at c"m,agion IN the prevalent InaIady.
In lew cases II has occurred where the sick
had been visited tut m ly far the majority of ca
ses there has been nn communication whatever
between the parties. Still, the Chairman has es.
'rem"d II advisable to institute n thnrnuuh E,u,i
ga'''n with Chl"rine. and tn adopt every uecessa.
~ means az rurihcatnu that il the course of
s'"r, time, there is every reason to believe the
return at the Stndmnts To the University NAV he
safe AID advisable The Faculty will, however,
IiHi's. as IN every case, ACT with circumspec tiun
aud avoid rc-calling the Students until .very
cause t"r apprehension shall, III their opinion
have ceased tn exist.
BY mdtr "f the Faculty:
WILLIAM wERTENBAKER.
March. 1899. Secretary