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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
FRESH GOODS

"E have received by the Exit, and other late
w arrivals from Now York,
Worsted Mohar and silk hosiery
7-8 and "A Irish linens Of heavy texture
Table and byrd eye diapers and lawns
Fine and superiine white and coored flannels
Morno cloths and circassians
New style calicoes and gnghams
Merlno and Cashmere long shawls
Silk umbrellas, and gloves assorted
Black, blue, and assorted cloths
i0-i to 1874 heavy rose blankets.
With general assortment Of other goods which
we offer at low prices. II. NELSON g. Co.
oct 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06

MIR. CARPENTER respectfully tenders his
IVl thanks - the citizens Of Richmond for the ve.
ry liberal patronage he has received, and the same
time informs them that classes will open for the re-
cep'ion of applicants Monday, the LIST Nov viz :
At 9 a. NJ.
At ~ A. n.
AT P. NJ.
AT p. NJ.
In which few vacances exist.
For further particulars apply at the ofice---where
numerous specimens of improvement by Ladies and
Gentlemen of this city. will be exhibited.
IN. Is private class of Ladies will be attended
in any part oftown.
D Instruction in Commercial transactions agreea
Bile to original advertisements.
oct 30-eo1t
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
1t is with uneigned -orrow, have 10 inform YOU
OF the sudden death of our worthy fellow citizen,
WIN. b. MATTHEWS, which took place on Sunday
evening last about 8 o'clock Mr. Matthews was
loved by all who knew him; he had no enemies II
has rarely fallen To nv lot TO become acquainted with
a more high minded noble hearted, honorable man.
Our village Is in mournng-"peace to the memory
of departed ORTIZ" P
PARPAHANNocH Nov 4th, 1880
DIED-In the county of Cumberland, on Sunday
the 18th inst, Mrs ELIzABETH HATCHER, wife of
Samuel Hatcher, leaving behind many friends and
relations FIVE dutful children, and doatlng husband
to feel and moan loss that never can be repaired
She afectionate wife and mother, and greatly
beloved by all who knew her. Her summons was
short, for she only the Friday before, on q visit
two miles from home.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06

Raisins, Almonds, &c.
ID EST bunch Raisns in boxes
Nd Do do do in half do
DO do do in quarter do
Nice soft shell Almonds
Fresh CitrOns
Do Curranls--for sale al retail.
nov 6 T.. Fl DREW, ACT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06

Mr. ]. H. EUsrAcE:
Dear Sir-Having seen and hear much about
your Shepherds patent specific Ointment. and its
great efficacy, was induced to purchase Dot for
my own use, having accidenty had the middle finger
OF my right hand mashed so severely that it was
burst open: l applied the Ointment Immediately,
and the effect has exceeded nv utmost exnect,tions
as the hnge healed in short time without the least
fever or soreness. If this fact will be of any use 10
you, or the public, you may with pleasure use as
you please SAML. FREEMAN
nov
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a CARD.

n CARD.
X. JAMES EDWARDS resnec,6,p,,
- offers his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF Richmond as performer the Clarionet and
VIohn' al public or private parties He will be hap
Ply TO obey any call which may be made on him. IN
ne line OF his profession; and he solcits that share
OF the public favor which it shall be his ann to merit
Ills residence IS on the H this side Of and opposite
TO- the Penltentiary. Or should it be announcement
10 call at his own house, they may leave card
either at the ArmOry, at Mr. Payior's ConEeotion
AIRY Store, on the HILL addressed to him.
TO The Ladies and Gentlemen of RieBnonJ
would beg leave to say few words for the puy
pose OF soliciting their attention to the above Cad
Of Mr.. James Edwards; who not only deserves =
share OF public patronage, but his misfortune of
being blend, demands your sympathy. Others. bless.
ed with their sight, follow other occupations but
that OF Musician, is the only one. which he can
pursue Nevertheless, he asks only for such anconr
agement as he may be found 10 merit indenendcn,
OF that consideration. To those who are scduain,sd
with him, any encomium is unnecessary. To know
him. is to respect him, and to feel for him M.
msnners are unassuming. but decent; his department
correct AHfCTfe
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Sugars, Teas, N. o. Rum, &c.
In store, and receicing for SALE
Oh Hhds ST. Croix, Porto Rico and New
IL c Orleans'sugars
Loaf and lump sugar, in boxes and barrels
100 chests and boxes gunpowder, imperial and
young hyson teas
10 hhds New Orleans rum
ceroons prime Indigo
60 casks superior large cheese
400 boxes brown soap, LIST and I'd qualities
Spermaceti candles
Liverpool salt
Cotton yarns
Soal leather
White coffee
Raisins
Ginger, &c.
oct 3o-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance of the fundamental rules and regula-
IL tons of the Richmond Lancastran School, notice
is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting of the sub
scr6ers thereto, IS directed to be held the School
House, Saturday, the 9th day of November at the
hour Of I o'clock. a. M.
1-eo3t ]. s. MYERS Secrat.rv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06

Thread and Bobbnctt Lace Goods.
FINlfE most extensive assortment of the following
= rich Lace Goods, will DO found at r. II. JEN-
KINS:
All Widths and all qualities footing or quilting laces
rich figured bobbnet cap and houncinG laces.
thread lace and bobbnot lace insertIngs, elegant
English thread lnccs and cdgings new style and
fashIonaole shape horelas, capes. isheulls aud
rich Byron lace collars of the chantillv work. fish
ionable lace cuffs, an extensive assortment of In
dies opera, Marmont and crazy Jane caps infants
lace ca IS lace chemisetts all widths plain bobbnet
lace, very cheap.
Also 100 black lace wells Of all prices some of them
rich blonde figured and chantilly work.
Ladies wishing any description of Lace Goods
will find them Of the most f. shionable order and at
tho most reduced prices, at
r. ri JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store
nov G
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An Eligible Lot for Sale.

An Eligible Lot for Sale.
&9z& On MONDAY, the 18th of November
ETs INST, at ~ O'Clock. on the premises will
ill., sell at public Auction, the House and Lot
&zzSAat the intersection of E and Bird streets.
belonging to the estate of William Robertson dec
Attached are good garden, stable and carriage
mousse with well of the finest water. II is one of
the most elevated and healthy situations in the city
and IN desirable Leigh. lurhood.
rerms-An approved sixly-doy negotiable note
10. one third OF the purchase money, and bond at
months bearing interest from The dates for the ha
ance the whole to be secured BY Deed of Trust on
the property.
Sale to be conducted bv THOMAS PAYLoa, Eco.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
nov 49,,
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GREAT LUCK AT
r. cHuBB'S OFFICE.

nRAwING of the Cumberland d Oxford
Cana Lottery, No. I8:
IA, 38, II, SO, II, 33, 81, ., 16.
Combination No. IA, SO ~, the Capital Prize of
5000 DOLLARS.
Soid 10 Een'ienan on Main Street, to whom the
CASH was Immediately paid
THIS DAY.
The splendid Union Canal Lottery, No. 90. will
be drawn Capital Prize $4,000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06

Besides SIO0, 80, &c.
Tickets $40, halves B, quarters SO, eghths 25
Drawing to be received Tuesday next, at IL
o'clock.
Tickets for sale in variety of numbers at p
CHUBBS Ever Prize Selling Office nov
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his psei.and respect What cad disappointment oss
no nae already placed the jewels as ornaments shout
their person But the chief intelligence csDveyed In
this sentence is that the Roman Cracchi had done him
an unexpected honor by their presence tho nome Mt
Tor, he says. the wells far estnabe than the
Gracchi. who had done him expected honor" We
read in the Holy Writ. that the Witch Of Enaor called
up Samuel from the grave, and surely this re ap.
pearance Of the Gracch to honor the minister is
not less miraculous. But they, dsappcarc as soon
as u was found that the Orator had such prouson
oil jewels to presentfor he says they chad done him
an unexpec honor by their presence ct the moment
Notw,nstandng II shut moment. let the mirsc.e be
recorded by story
hcse are but few oil the beauties Of this accom-
pnsheu composition, for, told IL furnished
LOT p"uca0on, subsequent TO its delivery. But tese
are TO attract the attention Of the voary Of elo
aaence and to call forth his unqualified appreciation
me orator, however, concludes with toast afiording
ano her specimen Of the ability of the late aiminsra
non to compose the most beautiful and appropriate
oasts on every occasionally hatsver NAV be the diff
ference OF opinion among let have charity
to believe that they are honsst'" Who are they? is
the difference OF opinion, thcy' Oh Ebony! oh! To-
paz! oh highways! oh by-ways, oh! war. pesti-
ence and famine "Enpy barrels" surely "sound the
oudes:." -
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Aug. IS.
VAILUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-Ths

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Ths
ouo'c'ibrr has two T'sct- Of Land Tying tho
COUNTY OF Cnmb-rIAnd each containing abgui 22O .cr,
whch ne VIII Offer for sale TO the highest bidder on
ths pre- misses on Saturday the 25h day OF Sept. mbsr
nextii lair, III not, the sa will take place oil Monday
following. the 27, at Cumberland Courthou II berg
Conr' Day.
On one of these T'sc's IL the stand well known a
LhNGHORNE'S TAVERN. situated on the main
buckingham Road. tqui-ds'sst from Richmond and
Lynchon.E. The imp ov-usnts a large and COM
moo,ous Tavern House, wi nine rooms; large brick
81 she. an" SlI o'hrr npcrssary out house,.
Ihs oher Ffaet adjoios Langhorne's Tavern, being
me same whereon tn Subscriber formerly resided
me Dwelling House K"chep, Lsund, y, aud Smoke
ho",e all ~ Brick The whole OF hi, property lies In
healthy and respectable nsighhorhood A further de-
sefipon IL d. emed unnecessary, tits believed that
no Perron would purchase, without fret viewing tho
premises Tho properly will be she WIN by Col Robert
Moseiry. who live on lb- premises.
For Terms, aprly II Cap, VIM NJ. Thornton near
C"irs; or ~ the Subscriber living al Lynrhborx.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr
aug IL 2S-tds
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"EDpty bo,,,,, ,o,,J ' me- i 1,snI@IED'

=. Cl"Piy O0fTels s0und me fOuoest"
MEssRs EDIToRs: The speech Of the Ex-MiDiser
70 the Court OF ST. james delivered Al Oange Springs
nm the 9th July. published In the f. qurer, WORTHY
OF passing comment, being beautiful sffnsion. fnl
o. eloqnenee and subliuiy. Of perspicuy snd pathos
and conceived in the spit Of The celebrated Ebony and
Topaz imes:It " worthy the admiration of all sgsy
and VII no doubt be handed to possTiy model foI
al future dinner oraiiops
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v pursuance Of an order OF The Superior Court Of
~ Chsncery Tor the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
7 act OF LHDd on Crump'S Creek. IN The sosn OF
Hdnnur about Tour miles below the CCurthou,e con-
'soiDg 1920 acres, which laid oil into lots and
W " he sold joiUtly s~versIy.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county Of Goochiond,
on the waters OF Little Byrd Greek. eoDfainn z 5S7
acres-Sdjoioiog the LANDS Of MIR. J. W. Payne aud
ohers.
The Hanover L'nd viii be shawn 10 persons viph-
ing TO purchase, by Mr.. La'ey JONES' who lives near
the GOochland Loud, bv Mr.. Payne
For Tetms, which will be accommodating sppIy 10
me near Hanover .ur,hou.o
WIN F. wICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate Of Ssm'I q 81, dee
Avg. ID. 2s-u
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rENRUsrEEs SALE.-By Va us ., a DEED Of
u T'u-' tom I.ndweH Lee. bearing date the lat Of
Nav In The ve-r 1923, aud recorded IN th- County
Court OF Spr'isylvana, shan. on Mondsy, tn llth
day oil Oroder bef,r- tn front door Of the L yo
Hotel, Ia the CITY at Richmond proceed to sell at
public auction, 10 the hight bidder. Tract Land
yog III the All county OF Ssoi,~yl, au,, containing
Tour thousand on" hundred aud forty more es
being part OF The Tract of l. It'd commonly desgns~d
III The said county the Nine TIac. The Land 10
represented 10 contain iars" quanty OF iron ore
Large quantities OF this former rais
ed win large proh TO thos engaged IN The ore, ion;
and u supposed. that III Mines might b. now work
ed to much pOf, il the -,ons prudentIy aud
"kh'ul'y conduc ed But. Of this, ri. suppose the
purchaser Will, by a" eSsm alton itfor m hmeeif
no guaranty Of the extent fertility OF the Mines will
he made. Selling az Trustee, ebsll convey TO the
purchs'e with -P-cia warranty only, though is be.
lived thHt III 'iil- il urques,iouabe.
The Ierms OF Sale will be- one-third of the pureha.s
mon"y. end the charge o. tn sale and of The Gu.
lou OF the trust to bs pod hsnd the residue of
tne purchase money, IN ihe equal ailments, paya.
ole respectively at one, two, and three years, from
the day 81 ale and bearing interest from that day. and
to be secured by deed OF trust oo IN. land
ROBERT STANARD.
Ang. Ic. 22-w,ds
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NOTICE The subscriber will bp ~ ces.sr,Iy ab.
cent hoIn the city u about tie frs day Of De.
ObPt. John w. BrockeHhroueh, Il q. Attorney 81
Law, WILL bowpvee. TAX" cha ge e his Office until his
ara, any a"y bu.in.ss committed 10 hi charge
the shscncr Of III snbscrib-r, will he punrtuslIv
attended by MIR. BrOckTDbrons h. " eesssry "a b.
done Immediately o. by tie subscrNet unon lie ,r,u,p
Auf ~ 28 ~ JAMES LYONS
NOTIt y. -ACamrMe ne Il III A &c s,-d H.Iho-
"iSt, viii b. htia .. B,v Sp ing IN tho lower nd
- Ca T.. City Coun'y, coniigoous 10 good landing
on Cgirkahoniob River, CONNER eng n 10 ibs'snf.
AZ Minl"ers and M-mb Of other Cbfi.t u dsbou,I-
nations, ave particularly invited 70 sT nd and enysRs
IN tho work. We believe al Of our owo CHI reh viii
a'erd 'hs' esq Avg W se~b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13

The Prter'bnrg Old Dominion Gays that ''ibe Goa
Hilton have catisd the day 10 Louisiana, and oniy
elected their governor, out also the three members OF
congress which ,ha STATE is emitted The Baltimore
Republican accounts for the result Of this election
follow
The final returns Of the Louisiana eI, con give for
Roman 36@S. for Ham lton 2701, 10 Beyuvsis ITS,
and los Randall 463 The division OF parry among
these genflem,n appears from all information 10 be
th'-Mr. Besuvsis was supported principally, If not
entirely, by The anti Jsckson votes Mrssrs, Hamilton
| and Randall by tbs Jackson votes, sad MIR. Romsn
indisc Intimately by both: majority Of votes, how.
ever, may Fairly he presumed. from his own psrssHn
politics, 10 have been anti Jackson. II only third Of
his votes, have TO believe IL small pnr-
lion, Jack.onian the Jackson majority in the state
10 ahou thousand
"This is es fair calculation be made e.psci-
ally as the candidate protesting Jackson pocs
opposrd Of Ire ground Of their beng natives Of
Loui.iaDa Fer congress-, Mesrs. Thomas and Bal
lard both tl,cied In the upper districts They are
laid TO I've anti Jackson men, hut sssured that
personal influenced the election. Judge White
had no opprsi'on in the lower district l-lnderd q
pecsbs citizen OF that us'e ~, that the ques
ton Jackson an;i-Jackson hardly sgiiated at
all +"
III yet unaseerisined, ho,o far the Election turned
upon general poGcs---how tar the French and A0eri
can Parties Flashed with each other-and by what po-
iiica party Bsauvais principally supported. lie
has been claimed nv both ~des Roman general
ly the Coalition, and Hamilton az the Jackson
candidatelt seems certain, that the three gentlemen
elected to Congress are anti administration Judge
White was reelected 10 the LIST ID. without opposition
Cen Thomas beat Gen. Ripley in the End Iii votes
aad Ballard has beat Rost by 2l7. Calculations of this
sort, however, very deceptive; there are 80 many
springs Of action work, which escape the notice
Oh observers For instance, in the parish of La
fayette, Roman beat Hamilton ~ votes, whereas Rost
beat Ballard I5I-In Avoyelles, n. beat Hamilton Sc;
and Rost beat his competitor 26In Rapidcs, Hamilton
AHEAD 80 votes, and Ballard 6-The Clay papers
claim decided majority for the state Legislatures in
which case the recollection Of Josiah Johnston to the
Senate Of the United States, Is placed beyond doubt
Tho last Kgeawha Register Gen. Daniel Smith
Candidate DuDbar
and VIM NcComas for the Senatorial District.
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CENSUS.

We should be obliged TO the gentlemen employee in
taking the Census, for the earliest returns from each
county. We have published .tHddieser-and the fol-
lowing is the Census from Madison county,
White males 81 49, females 2144'-male slaves 2li3
females 1880 persons of colour, males 81 females
39.-Toal 9236-(PopulaIion in 1920 Whites $500
Slaves 1912. Free persons Of colour 7S-tota 500
Increase since last Census, 7I6.
Census Of Winchester in 1870, 1872 Population in
1870, 2S72: increase in the last 10 years, 7i2.
+Te Orange Court House Repoor" remarks tsuriou. es
tive proportion which prevails between tho males female
white aud black
"Mr. Clay declines all dinncrs."-yNr. c. Hammond
Why then does he accept more dinners at Yellow
Spring, and Cincinnati and at Laurenceburg, Indiana
&c. &e2-Had he " better at 60 of upon an cleo
oneering tour, through "every village and hamlet in
the U. S"-treating TO whiskey, Of our coun.
try candidates were wont do in the olden time'
@ We have set FOO, tho Enquines which suggested BY
Subscriber Smithfeld." y"
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"A CATALOGUE Of the Officers, Students and Scho-
~ lars of William Mary College. for the Session of

n
"a. lars of William S Mary College. for the esson of
lS29-30.
BOARD OF VISITORS
John Page, Esq. Present Rector,
The Right Rev. Bishop Moore,
Burwell Bassett, Esq.
Robert Saunders, sen'r ESQ.
Doctor Alexr ID. Calf,
John B. Seawcll, Esq.
Judge William Browne,
Robert q. Scott, Esq.
John Tyler, Esq
Doctor Charles Everett,
Col John c. Pryor,
Hugh Nelson, Esq.
john D. Watkins, Esq
Robert Stanard Esq
James nj. Garrett, ESQ.
Joseph Prenis Esq.
Col. Robert McCandlish,
William Robbins, Esq.
Judge Abel p Upshur
Leonard Henley, Esq. Clerk Of the Convention
FACULTY.
The Rev. Adam Empie, President, and Professor OF
Moral Philosophy.
FerdipaadS Campbell Stewart, Professor of Ma,hema.
tics.
James Semplc, Professor of Law and Police
Thomas II. Dew, Professor Of Po'iti- al Law.
Dabney Browne, Professor of Humanity.
Z. Dc La Pena, Profess Of Modern Languages.
VIM H. Rogers, Professor Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry.
Major Il. Christian Hursar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13

The scientific Of this institutions commence on
the last Monday Of October and with the exception of
the Law course terminate the 18th Of Juysof every
year.
The courses necessary for the degree Of Bachelor Of
Arts follows
JUNIOR YEAR
The Junior Jforni COuse-embracinr Bellies Let
tros, Philosophy Of Rhe oric. Logic and Ethics
The Junior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Algebra a,
far equations OF the second degree plane and solid
Geometry plane Trigonometry, Mensurstion and sur.
veying.
sgThe Chemeai--embrscinQ inorganic and organic
hemstry the application Of Chemistry TO the arts Of
preaching dycing. farming rnetallurgy, brewing, dis
uiaton, the manufacture Of glass and porcelain, &c
Together with the elements Of Botany and MInerology
The Junior Poi,tieni-Metspbysics from the 22d Of
February, TO the end Of the session.
SENIOR YEAR.
The Senior Political Concentrating the Law OF
Nature and Nations. Government OF Policai Economy.
The Senior MISUNDERSTANDING tho remain.
der Of Algebra, application Of Algebra 10 Geometry.
Comic Sections Spherical Tfigonomery Prof cons Of
The Sphere, Mathematical Ceogropby, Astronomy and
FluxioDs
The Natural Phiissophic1iy--embrseing f)ynsmtes,
Mechanics, Hysrodyhsmits, Pbeomsoc', Aeonspcs,
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'"phSy DioWue, II
c. De La Pena, Pro
WIN. b. Rogers, Pro
Chemistry.
VI ajor l.. Christian,
Joseph Gresham, st
CATALOGUE .
Names.
John w Jarvis,
Rich'd T Harmon,
Geo |. Fauntleroy,
w w wins6eld,
Thos II Daniel,
John + Archer,
F X Gregory,
Is + Jones,
John II. Chambliss,
VIM. III. Wright,
VIM. A. Lyle,
John S. Parker,
Chris. o. Ton,pkins,
Edward J. Young,
Eus;ace Robinson,
Anderson 5. Jones,
VIM. Taliaferro.
Edward Simmons,
Geo. w. ChisInan,
Walter Henderson,
Ed win Shield,
Rich'd Taliaferro,
Geo. F. Morrison,
ID. c. Topp,
VIM. l.. Savage,
Cyrus A. Griffin,
George Bio W,
George w. Camp.
". c. King,
James B. Southall,
FIR. w. Sou,hgate,
Rich'd II. Garrett,
III. S. Christian,
David Niinge,
John Marshall,
Albert G Sou,hall,
George w Scmplc,
Jas N McPhcrson
John B Butler,
John NJ Gregory,
Thos A Harrison,
Thos Martin,
Moreau Bowers,
VIM McCandlish,
Jno Wilson,
VIM Is Lighifoot.
james Johnson,
Rich'd ". Turner,
Thos Turner,
John Turner,
Caro,inus Turner,
James b. W ats,
VIM Bishop,
Edward Turner,
Ev NJ Eggleston,
Rob't f Rogers.
VIM t Gait,
Ferd c Stewart
John ID Murlau sh ,
Chas w Byrd.
Edmund w Cab II,
WIN III Jones,
Fred A Wingfeld,
Edn'd p divers,
Robert Martin,
john c Mann,
WIN Martin
Harry Jones
John III Jones,
Humphrey Wynne,
William Young,
Lemuel Bowden,
Henry Bowden,
Fred Proctor,
Jno Brown
Peter Brown,
Joseph Brown,
Ed w'd Wynne,
Lud well Lee,
James Griffin,
WIN + Brown.
Henley Jones,
Daniel Jones.
VIM Peachy,
Archibald Peachy.
Samuel Wills,
John Empie,
Charles v ingfeld,
Edmund Christian,
Adam Empie,
Edmund Murdaugh
Lucius Elbow,
Thaddeus Christian
Jno Gait,
Edw'd Scmple,
James Semplo.
John Jones,
John Stubbs,
Robert Cole,
c r Lightfoot
Robert Morris,
John Henley,
Albert Proctor.
WIN ID Clayton,
The scientific cou.
the last Monday Of
the Law course, ter
year.
The courses nece:
Arts are as follows:
II
The Junior Mr.,
tros, Philosophy Of 7
The Junior Mat
far a. equations Of q
Ecornefrxy nIana Fri
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Tho last Kaaawha Register Daniel Smith
Candidate for Msss. Matthew Dunbar Of Kanshs
md VIM ncComas for the Senatorial District.
Gen. BENJAMIN w y. Catel candiJao for eonatorisl
District Of Pit.sylvana, &c.
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1--WE have spoken speak sgaio: for repeat
more much TO dolet the N fneieenocT much
pleses for saying that he snake only ssoehed killed.
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"Gentlemen by secdeut ycstsny paper or the
day beiore he 9th inst and tina letter therein
by some person who styles himsolfe "a Ffsnd In reply
questions, answer all of them hay tho negative. will
add that any letter or other com
muaicaon from General Jackson upon subject OF Internal I'm
those which published nnws ma
ps IL duo to tho "entife respect" which this ond
o TO to him. thhtf hencefor he wishes
Politics. and PROFOUND his auoto,
personally face TO face,l in his writing with hi, pro-
name annexed Respectfully old'nt,
THOS. MILLER
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rfhe darkest day that since tho invasion of
and Philips "-.Nr. John Raadoph's SPEECH at Nort1
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~ In consequence Of the ahseuce Senior Editor 70
Two OF tee days and his wish that should DO
Nor Of the queries to Capt Miller the following reply oftat 60,
tcaan has been retained week without publication
now give It TO tho public. The reader will that Cant Mill,
negatives all the addressed him, postiy
manner We requested by tho author Of tho queries
that though mistaken abou, Capt Mers agency
he canno he IN tho fact there being such
he resolved cucidaon The public likely he
from him again "