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FOREIGN.

The New York packet ship Hayre,
Capt. keene, put into Newport on
Monday the 9th inst. and landed son, e
of her passengers, who reached New
York on "Wednesday forenoon in the
steam boat President, Capt Banker.
from Providence. She sailed from
HaNre on the I'd Of April, with So ca
bin and I56 steersgc passengers.
The passengers report that there
vas nothing new at tho time Of sailing.
but there was u general expectation of
an immediate var.
The New York American saws. RI.
accounts are decidedly warlike, and the
debates are angry and violent.
New difficulties and popular tumult,
occurred nj Brussels on the goth, ~ hich
were suppressed for the time being on
the 3Oth. The condition Of Belgium
is most melancholy
The Gazette of Berlin, received al
Paris on the Stat Of March, publishes
letter from the Russian head omar.
tiers, dated Siniers, March I6. Itan
nounoes that for several days the Rus.
sian army had undertaken no new on.
ratIons. and that il would remain in
state OF inaction for some time 10 come
ut - difficult" says . Paris paper.
IRON the news which the German
prints furnish, respecting event. ina
Poland, to form q very clear idea ~
he operations Of the Russian aud Po.
l'sh troops. The only thing rendered
completely certain, 10, that DieJitsrb
has met with a resistance which has
d'seoneeried his plans, and that the
Russian army is beset by warts Of
every kind. OF this, one may Judge.
when informed, that according 10 The
last accounts, n glass Of brandy coat
BIZ Tu6les ct the Russian head quar-.
ieis' and an egg two. A letter from
warsaw says, that when the Russ,an
prisoners we're asked where thev tho,,
.hry we're, answered that they we're io
Belgium aud we're marching aRainst
Frsuce.o
a letter from Havre Of the 2d ul,
ssJs-"It - probable thar in fifteen
days the question Of Peace or Wa w,lI
be decided. Our government has $40.
nihed to the Cabinet of Vienna. thu,
nc Iutthff occupation 81 Bologna and
The Pahal States, will be eops,dered =
declaration Of war"
POLAND
he dates from warsaw are no IA
ler 'hsn former adviees, viz: March
@Ist bot they furB,sh lev more mar.
,,euiafs OF events already known. The
bctlin state Gazette Of March IS
contains 10 news from WrsaS. hui
has two bulletins Of The partial speta
tons of the Russisn army. The &C.,,
imports, that an expedition sen, hv
"cn. SackeD, the object Of which 90.
!" ~ establish the Communication with
bo'nza, the rad having been Infested
~ Paf',kan corps of Poles, had been
,'eeesslg'. lh ooe affair, the Pole,
'''' 0"OhIIlcd or taken prisoners. T'bs
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Reported Revolution ia Spoin.-Tis
Norfolk Herald state, that preyiou.
the sailing of the L. $. fr,sate Ja,,
from Havana, n report was curret.
there, said to have been brough, BY
brig arrived at Principe. dirrc, inn
Cad'z, stating that the King of Spa,
had been depos~d. and had fled v
his family tn G'braltarj and that IL.
Constitution had been proelalme
throughout Spain. II Was under.,ool
at Havana that the public authori,,,,
there had received official iDtelIigene.
OF the revolution, but kept il secte,.
the people. however, only waited for
the confirmation Of the report to re
volt.
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second bulletin STATES that Gene,
Kreu,z, had rrtakcn Lubl,n. "a TACT,
ready known after sharp res.s,ar..
The P"les we're en,renth he'd aud J,r.
caded in II, aud lost from SEQ L. .,
men. General Dwcrni,ki va. -,
ingly moving upon Iano,k. anJ 81,
pcarcd To have abandoned the mo-
ton Of carrying hi, force INTO IO..r.
MIA.
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GENERAL ORDER.
.7djutont Generals Office.

RICHMOND, 10Th APRIL, 1881.
The Commander IN Chief promulgs,es. for
the Information aud government Of all Off
GERS OF the Militia ofthe State, the subjoined
&C, OF the General Assembly. which passed
at the last session-and enjoins on each. a
strict Observance Of its provisions. He aysii.
himself of this occasion, to remind the Com.
mandsn's ut Regiments, Of tho necessity of
increased attention to standing General Or
der'. from this Department, requiring the
scattered arms. ordnance, secou,rements, &c
IN their respective Regiments. belonging TO
the Commonv ~.lth, to be collected and for.
wsrded IN the Armory in this City.
BY command,
BERNARD PEYToN,
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TO be soM at .ixcfion.


PURSUANT ,hr decree Of the Win.
Il chester CHANGER, District Court, made
on the Sd day Of May. 1880. in the suit of
Jacob Vandoran. administrator Of James
krrnty. deed. complainant against Peter.
William and Mary kerney. heir. and lie
gal rePressntaii' OF Edward K,rpry
dec d. defendants. I shah sell. at nuhIic
suction. for cash. on Saturday he ash
day ~ May. 1881. at Peter K-,uev', {,
'ern. valuable tract OF hand H., Jefferson.
containing 4ea acres. sdioininK tho hand
which the SAID Peter, William and N,,y
kcrney sold to Conrad B,llmyre. ben,
part Of the land Of ~hich the said Edvatd
kerney died seized. The said Tract :,
DOW held by the said William Kernev
The saIe viii be made at ~ o'clock. A NJ
JOHN ). MAGlLL. NV CD
May 5. 1881 -ts
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Colombia. The New York Daily
Advertiser contains the purpor, &C. fur.
ther advice~ from Colombis. BY The
way Of Jamaica and Kingston, corr.
bora'ing the previous intelligence iha,
the aniirepublican party in that cpun
try is upon its last legs. Montifh
was straitened. and without provisions,
IN Carthagena. at the latest date fro'~
Kingston. April 18th. The .7cfn oi
Mompoz is published at length. Tia,
province has declared itself indepcn.
dent, until the constitution Of a l.. gal
representative body. There is a >erv
strong party in Bogots in favor Of Ia.
tanning the constitution and Prcsiden,
Mosquera. IL was supposed that u.
dabeta could not hold out again tho
patriots long. Rio Haehe, the Las, lie
pendence OF Gen. Montills, had de
clared FOR them, as previously on
.nounced. II is probable tina, Grrat
Britain will have 10 take the troubir 4
settling the affairs Of this country, ~
some way or other.
FRoM Mgxico. Napoleon.
which arrived at New York on Satuf
day evening. brings advices from Yea
Cruz To the ll'h, and from the capital
Of Mexico TO the 5th ultimo. They
represent the country as being -
comparatively quiet state The trea,y
with the United States, which has been
long time under consideration, re-
Ceived its final ratification bv the Mex.
can Government on the 5th. II i.
mentioned IN one Of the latest papers,
that the Governor Ct Cuba has been
authorized by the King Of Spain to
open 4 negotiation for a renew al Of the
intercourse aud trade between Cuba
and Mexico.
A violent norther was experien ccd
at Vera Cruz on the 9th April, IN
which British brig with a valuable
crron xas toSf
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ONCE Of Me Csntyacfor for the JEar,La,a
Saie LofiCTies.
sALr'soRS. APEIL 18th, 1881.
presenting TO his frie nds and the nutl;s
The annexed scheme Of the
N.3RTL-4hD STATE LOT'7.EGT
No. .. for 1851, To be drawn in R.l,,mo,.
on Thursday the 26th of MAY next. the co...
"'cior would most respectfully call tbe,, a.
'en''on To the very small oumber o. T,ekr,,
composing The same
sEILI1AST seHEsH.
prIze Of 500 2 pfixes oC sCo1
<'VOO 40
1000 =,
600 100
900 1000
FVs ueke's are sure oi 2 prizes and msy draw
q onif S'OOO ''cke's--is issued In o,Isr,srs.
onsT'rrs 81 SO each, Go he had =,
CLARK'S OFFICES
w eof"ef % Baltimore anil t..I,., -
w corner Of Baltimore and Cav. ADD A.
Gomez ~ baltimore and Chaflss.,s
H-J@Whefr The bighesi p,,z.. i, ,h. Sat.
'"''snes have been oi,eBef sold. thso =, ,.y
other Office,ii - ivy
ORDERS either by mail (pos, ns,J, n,
private Conveyance enclosing the c..b ..
pres VII meet The same pfosups srg nun.
'"s' ste niion. - u on psfsn~sl .n,I,,,.
"Os Adsfess 20 JOHN CLAIM.
HP' - S'ifsry GsHfaey. Raifis,sye
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Appieton,a Lite Pnlcut L,n,,-o,.,
FF'e'0"" H1te IdtcW ImprOred
WaShHRRg Machine.

valuable Improvement is worthy of every
IL pusekeeper's attentions; for it saves obont
tnree-iourths of both time and labour and viii
uNory description of clothes, without ;n;rr,, 70
Inc process is simply by swinging The ma.
c niiie nan way over, and by the clothes f,II;pa
ION one end to the other cleanses them The ;n
f; Gu. VI the machine is laid with rollers to nyod
nc SUP riher has lately obtained = ,,t.n, for
90 i.'ucnine; and the patent rights for counties
,; 'os VIA be sold to purchasers low. So as to
N4onaScfs Il chance to double their monc,.
MINES ready made for sale Mt Mr. HihInr,
r@,l., " Snop, opposite the Governors. Rich
-"'i-' d.. plce ten dollars.
Tho oo...c JAMES APPLETON.
rroaf th!cates below will give satisfactory
w w VI itS utility more fully:
NJ I"'e mad IN use Appietou,s Patent yynshing
cti ana DO not hesitate to cav that IL is ,,re
49,, ,'. ~ my that we have seen or used wo
ch;,,o 'aii wash as much i'll day with the ma
a. S.e could III three by hand and ONLY bolf
cIo,r ""P Is necessary. We think it clears The
.i' "et'er than hand washing without iniury
s., ~, we have also used Barnes Patent
800 W ,ashing Machine, called Pee Machine: but
nI f>pPietons the preference. 1t washes cleaner
49," therefore we recommend Appeton,s
hdchiie 10 the public in general
ROB'T POORE
LUCY HIGGINBOTHAII
ELIZABETH McKIM
c nave in use Appleton's Patent WASHING Mn
,,1ni' II is so simple in it's construction that il
may DC used by any unskilful hand and we do ra
oi'iiiehd 1t as great saving of time and Labor
A. ROBINSON, Esq.
EDMUND ANDERSON
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Employment for Civil Engineers.

Employment for Civil Engineers.
'HNHE President and Directors of the Board
n of Public Works of Virginia, are DESTROYS
o. obtaining the services of a Civil Enpineer.
G,uring the present year, to survey. under the
direction of the Principal Engineer Of III. state.
~. .ne shenandoah River. and the country adjacent
thereto with view of asccrtainng the practical
oility' and relative advantages and dsa,vanta qcs
oi tue Improvement of sid Riv. r by locks and
cams or by ccnGl- or Of rail read. throne h
the valley Of said River.
ihey wish a'sG io en- y ;nctEer Enrinccr.
20 exc NINE an! survey Slack N'u,cr River. 10
aS' ram the pr"c' lea. lily o. opcnr;.g that RI
We yer and cutting canal from Pagan cr, ok, near
9init 'n"d, IN lsc ot Wight. - SINE i.av cable
port on said Black Water River, acd frt m tlie
mead OF Black Wuic. Rive, to hnpcna.tnx r.
Ver.a' or near Petersburg. II IS plobabI tbct
o'her nFveys VIII ESQ he fcluired.
Applicants will he expcc;e to produce sa.s-
lactory Testimonials otlii,ir competency and skill.
from Civil Engineers of eS abi-l.cd hiph repu
ta''oh' ana TO state bat coppersaiiun iiiev may
deem al quate 10 tI.eir ser, ices.
By order OF the Board of Public Works
j. BROWN, Jr., Second Auditor
u; Inc Editors of the National Inteligenccr
and Telegraph, Will please publish the above, once
week Tor I'll rec weeks and send their account to
the second Auditor for payment
ie 23-jay.3,u
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BBzsGSTG1G ESTATE.
asa tie COsgaetg Of k0s'. BGpEg5ags3,

B pursuance of the power vested in the Presi
kd dent and Directors of the Literary Fund by
an act OF the General Assembly passed 25th Febr,i
airy last authorising the sale of the Rristne tract
OF land, III the county of Prince William Dropos
ais will be received by the said President and Di
rectors, tor the whole or any portion of the said
tract, until the 10th day of October next
The annexed extracts from the law VIII sbe,v
the conditions required of the purchasers
Persons offering proposals will consult their own
convenience IN fixing the inatalmcuts of the pur
chase money.
The Bristoe tract contains by s,iryo,, 6tqi orce
the greater part of which is under leases which will
expire III the year 1919, and which arc subject 10
an annual rent Of aoout $4,000 pounds Of tobacco
~ order OF The President and Directors Of the
Literary Fund.
J. BROWN, Jr. Cd Aud'r.
I'd. BE it further enacted, That it shall be the
duty OF the said President and Directors to REQUIRE
OF the purchaser or purchasers Of the said tract
bonds with sufficient personal security payable to
the said President and Directors iogcfbcr wifi, q
deed or deeds Of trust the estate so sold io Sc
cure the payment of the purchase money and inter.
est which bonds taken, Shall bear interest from,
the dates thereof And all persons W 10 Shall fill
TO pay into the treasury annually within 81 mon fb
after the same shall become due, the interest which
may accrue on their said bonds, shall forfeit all
cam TO inc credit given on thcir Purchases, and
the principal shall thcreupon become due and be
recoverable by The said President and Directors.
with all interest IN arrcIr, by motion To- the Gene
raj Court. on ten days notice Of the time of MAKING
such motion or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding on the decd deeds Of trust aforesaid
at the discretion of the said President and Direct,
ors.
Sd. Be it further enacted, That all persons be.
coming purchasers of land under The provisions
OF this aot shall have the privilege Of plyinr tsc
amount OF the purchase money at any Time
sing thereof f'
/ may 9,i ~ 2an IDS
OF the Alexandria Pbeuix will rubl,r, t,;. H..
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Sssgf iYaFsl5Ys2EI. !SI13,,;5,-,.s

GYMS celebrated watering place, situated in the
=. co"h'y"i Monroe, in lie upper country Of Viz
s.na' CONTINUES under the management of its original
il",,eofs he character of The Salt Sulphur Wafer
mas oeen so well established by experiences of ma
ny years, anh ia reputation manifested by puiic
patronage so extensively difuSed, that subscribers
deem II almost needless, enter mo an en,nera,iou
OF us medicinal virtues Its o-tensibe ouai.les are sui
Phnr ana sofia, forming reural sa line rix,ure-su
pef"r 10 any artificial PrePafahn--at once pleasant
as a "tnK, mud 10 operation AUD permanently hencf-
cal TO the ieased. i! has poved lse particularly Eff
cacons IN h'iIoms and pulmonary npliints and m all
cases at require caihartc rencdcS-n disease; of the
liver, dyspepsia, rheumasns and eou,
Inc cI5cums ance OF its having been resored 20 for
many years past, by gentlemen great medical dis
-tncno''' from various States, particularly the south
whose appreciation was market by the repetition of thc
VISITS furnishes Gathering testimonial of its valuable
medical qualities.
Considerable improvements have been made sncg
the last year and the propeors promise the same aeu
ion to visitors thar they have heretofore rendered In
Their accomncda lions and iarc they weld to no publ
"siablishmnet in Virginia
They respectfully solicit the continuation of public
patronage. ERSKINE 81 CARjJTlERS
The Orleans Argus and CHARLESTON Courier will insert
the above fca r', !.c5, send their account
10 :. ~ l. 'ir payment. ep l9-law6tc
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June 25. /
Land for Sale


81 ME subscriber offers for salc his tr,o+ s
-A land, lying IN Powhatan county. on Anpo
aia'oS RIVER, about eighteen miles, above Cent,
tnree below Clement Town and twelve abo1,e tho
CoulI house adjoining the land of Charles Egpes
t 1oH' hfchard watkins, Hugh French and others
NC tract contains about eight hundred acres.
oet"een two and three hundred OF which are creeL
uhu river low grounds of very excellent quality
iu'i 10 any on Appomattox river. Some of the
T'er low grounds yet uncleared The biyb
lana is III good state for cultivation, and tho
purchaser will have it in his power to seed from
i@o to loo bushels Of wheat on good corn and to
nacco land The wood land is we'll timbered and
more than sufficiency for the support of the
plantation, independently of the uncleared lot
GROUNDS: The lmprovemt nts consist of an over
seers mouse and good negro quarters, an excellent
new granery and threshing machine attached TO il
and tobacco barns sufficient for curing twenty tn
thrly thousand weight of tobacco ANY person
wishing to view the land, will at any time be
SHOWN 1t by my brother G. Eggleston who lives
adjoining, or Mr.. Hugh French, who at present
occupies 1t. The purchaser will be allowed the
privilege OF seeding crop of wheat this fall
should the above described land be not sooner
Soia privately, (noticc of which will be given) it
VIII be sold publicly, to the highest bidder at
Iiugh trcnch's Tavern, on the Buckingham road
Twelve miles above Powhatan Court House, on
L thursday, the 18th day of august if fay if not
The next fair day. The terms shall be accommo
dating, and will be made known on the day of sale
or on application to the subscriber residing in Am
ella county. VIM EG(yIESTON
may l7-wtds
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JOHM y. OLdHLES

4 , EsrECTFULLY informs the customers of the
Ia late firm of John T. Quaries s. Co. and
the public generally, that he has purchased OF
+. q J. :. James their interest in the ste ok q
goods, belonging TO that concern.
TO his friends, who have SO literally patron
ized him while rdnsacting the business OF the
late firm, he returns his grateful acknowlecg-
ments, and sCl:ci,s Continuance oftheir patron
age Those whn have not dealt with him. he
Invi'es 10 call and examine his stock, which is
good FOR the season; and will, in few weeks
be rrepienshed with every description of fall
goods
Ills prices will be low, for cash, OF to pune
tual customers, on The usual credit
Louisa Court-House. jane 28lh, 1881.
Je 30 1ov1t
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Gloucester. Acse G..oasseg;s

me as' VIII Of the late DR.. james Dean the sui
scfoeFs are authorized To- sell, and they now o.r "a,
sa, ms 2ainahie Estate lying Ware River ~ the
LounV OF ulouGes'er, III the State of Virginia abou,
ey '',pS rom I've Court House containing $50 acres
nearly the whole of which IS low oroun and ,,, ~,
acres are cleared and in high of cultivariop wei
nuaplen To- 'he growth of Indian Corn, Wheat and
ph'ieY- mere is spacious Dwelling House and al
oihe: necessary houses IN good repa1 ON his F,,
situated on The back oi the River Fish and Oysers ot
"e pest quality are taken in sight of the House s
ce minute description is deemed unnecessary as it is
presumed any person wishing purchase will FIRST exami
me me premises which will I've siewn by the manager Mr.
george w biiups purchaser Of the land can he ac
cnmn'nda ted with many slaves as he NAV Ian,iro ~
cultivate IT. and also the farming utensils and stock Of
every description The time of payment will be made
10 sun the purchasers For further particulars letter
addressed to Christopher Tompk'ns, at Mathews CourI
House, Va will meet due attention.
John D. JARVIS En'ors off. Dean, decd
may 8
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HAEN AdtRg6a1sa.

TE7HE subscriber Intends opening, nest an, u Lao
< School, iu the town uf Sauu'ou 10 be- continued
permanently n ,drquac encouragement should he recciv
and study an6 C1nc1i :un'.ur-. in order deyo.c
the gCa'eT part OF his tore 10 the proposed school BE-
VIII, from ttS neCsIueri, Coriup his Practice 10 Che
Court Of Appeals III Lewishug aui the Federal ana
CUcuN Superior Courts Sauu;aT. !ne fgst session
vt rcgir on tie is. of D-'ohrr and continue until the
Isl of Juiy following without iu'ernissan excep'
during the Of the Federal and Circuit Supcrios
Courts. The tuition fee, per session, will be seventy
FIVE dollars Persons dcsirous OF becoming pupils will
please Communicate the fact the subscriber, by letter
practicable and prompt attention w be given
TO the inquiries which they may think proper make.
Nav 3, t83i-wfJt BRTSCOE 9. BALDWIN.
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sEoaaa.sco GaEebe KlegsazE -. $50

2 N pursuance Of the Act Of the (ieueral As
Z somoiy enttlea"an. act concerning the Glebe
Lands and Churches, within TINS Common
wealth. will he sold Frdey the 2.nd day Of
July next, if far, iHo, the fist ia.r day tole-
AFTER, nj Pubi'c ancIiu.', upun the Irr.,sisrs. Il,
the highest tidd =, upon q credit # twelv,
months, The Gebe Land lying and boirG on
James River, in the county If Henrico. aGioi7
ing The tract of land o. Mr.. P!easan Akin, cal =
ed Verina, ntainIng, according to surve,
n'dc on the 20'h OF June 1923, one huutred n :,
sIXly'ihree acres, three roods and nineteen pole.
Fond vi good security and decd Of trns'
upon Tie land, vviH be required Of tie p,,1rJ,sser
Charles Il Abraham, Edmund Rodd
John l.. Bowles, Robert Peasants
Spotswoo Bradley, Newton Hi,
Thomas S, Dicken, VIM. II Iabnston
James Bgrkery Jordan p. CpmrGrn
John NJ Bolts. John Fisher
Ovcrseers of the poor Of Hcurico County.
lie 2O-Sawc
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Iron of all Sizes.

"a AMES WINSTON, Agent for the Maryland
iiverabie IN ten to fifteen days, free of all expense
10 the purchaser, Iron ofany size, and in any guam
tty' lover 800 lbs at the lowest wholesale prices
Jun | ftiN''
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sSGRm Sacks Liverpool salt
pOO $50 casks cut nails, assorted sizes
10 tons country iron
II bids prime St. Croix sugars
100 Dags green and lava coffee
10 boxes and 90 bbls loaf sugar
Is do best bunch raislns
60 do window glass 8xIO and lOxI2
so reoms writing and wrapping paper
10 lbs. Virginia cotton yarn
so doz leading lines
90 bbls. cut and roe behring's
20 bbis. mouniai whskey
pipes and 0 qr. casks S. NJ. wine
60 bbls. sweet Malaga dilto-wi'h n va
finty Of other articles, just received and f1l
ME, by JOSHUA J. FRY
II IL
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University Of T'is.g5WiFy.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-Tne Lee
Is-h lures will commence with the Session or
he 10ih Of September, and be regularly c"n'ir-
ucd TIL the 2O.h Of July f llowne:---l course
above twice as long at any Med cli College
he Union.
T'he arrangements Of suhjeclz Is as follows:
PHYSIOLOGY, PATuoLoGY, GEsTETGrcs. and
MFDtcAL JURrsPRUpENcE.-EO BLET DUN
GGBSON, VI. ID
CunufsrnY, M4rrntA MGD;cA and PnARMA-
cY.-JOIIN p EAlMhT, IL ID
ANAroMY and SUaGgRY, With DissEcTIoNs.-
THOS Johnson, ~ y.
The Anat meal Museum is already in con-
dition TO cIucidatc the l.. ctn'cs ON Antony aud
Physiology; and IS dady receiving additions.
whilst the Surgical apparatus IS ut least cqua,
o any in he Union.
Onc fali course OF ;be Lectures in the Nod
cal Department is considered by the authorities
If the University Of PCnns yiyauia as equivalent
to course in that lDst,Lu,iJT.
By late law Of the Board Of Visitors Stu
denis, upwards Of 20 years Of age, arc allowed
the privilege cf residing outside The precincts in
the family Of some respectable individual to be
approved by the Faculty, iy7--1awcow If
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FOR RENT.

~ Il in the upper part of dvvcl-
1:ss. ling house, upon Shockoo-Hill near the
lisssE Methodist Church. The room is de-
Ssss2-k2 tached from the other part of tho house,
and very conveniently situated for single-gentle
.man.-Enquire at this Office " 7-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07
MRS. NELSON'S
Boarding Esgsg6LisFsasse ssE,

EQEiNG compieted by the addition OF a large
IL ami airy building, she Is now prepared to ac-
commodate Gentlemen and their lnmiles. or Cen
'iemen or Lad es, with BOARD by the week,
month, or any longer period. Visitors to the
CITY will find the situation PLEASANT and healthy,
within one hundred yards OF the Capitol Square,
and commanding most beautiful prosp ct, excel
lent beds, and the best fare the market will af-
ior;l. iy div