Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-17

gOhn n. Gordon ~ 90.
ahFFER for sale a well selected assortment of Groce-
W es, which they particularly invite the attention OF
Country MISUNDERSTANDING them, are
so hhds. ST. Croix, Orleans and Porto Rico sugar, diff
ferent kinds from superior quality ordinary fair
10 bbls crushed or fallen loaf sugar
40 do single and double refined LOAF do
10 bags green coffee, of extra fine quality
30 do fine old Java and snnatra coffee
bale Mocha do.
5000 lbs cotton yarn assorted from No 10, Peters
burg Factory
200 kegs cut nails, assorted
800 sides sole leather, good and damaged
100 bbs. No North Carolina behring's
l20 boxes by 10 and 10 by II window glass
10 do. Nichols and Humphreys and Colgatcs tall
low candles
100 90 do do. , ,I% pIa candles
20 tons well assorted bar iron
do. hoop, sheet, band and plating iron
do. English, American, German, cast, shear and
. hhds Nader, of superior quality
100 Nova Scotia grindstones, all Sizes from l6 10 so
| inches
West India Orleans and sugar house molasses
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson and black tea
Liverpool, blown and ground alum salt
Shoe and closing thread, in balls
Letter, foolscap and wrapping paper
Powder shot, and lead bed cords and plough lines,
GIs Manufacturers tin, and those wanting tin plate
to cover houses, will be furnished on good terms.
| August Z. 26-St
! MoTlCE.-The subscriber, having taken the houses
to transact GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
upon the usual termsand from his long experience
that business having lived with Mr. Sweeny for many
years. he hopes TO receive liberal support from the pub
lie, and hereby pledges himself TO those who may favor
him with their business TO his best efforts 20 promote
their interest He particularly solicits the aid of the for
mer customers OF Mr. Swceny, and refers them and the
public TO the following recommendation
o Mr..
Williams TO the public, particularly my former custom
crs, and have hesitation in saying, that in my opinion
they could not obtain better agent for the transaction of
their business here. A. SWEENY.
Richmond, August Z. 26-2aw1m-1awlm
VHNHE School my house will be continued the next
"A year under the instruction OF Miss Caroline L. w.
Clayton, Lady highly recommended by Miss Hughes Mr.
Curtis, Mr. and Mrs Burke Every English usual
taught in Female Seminaries, Miss Clayton will instruct
her pupils in and great and attention he paid their
morals II IL Boarles can be conveniently and well
accommodated. Board and tuition Ss0-Thc situation is
miles from Richmond. MARY G. SHEPPARD
August B. 25-sr
n UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINiA-Thc next Session
" will begin on the 10Th September, and end the
2Oth July following
The expenses of the whole Annual Session are as follows
Board, washing, lodging and attendance, 800
uel and candles at cost and per cent. commission,
Rent of DormitOry $6-for half, if occupied by
two students, 81
Use of the library and public rooms IS
Fees-il one Professor be attended, $5O--if two,
each S3O-il more than two, each S25, rs
Total exclusive of clothes books and pocket +oney 2Is
The Faculty is composed of the following Professors:
l. Of ARcient Languages, DR. Gesner Harrison.
z Modern Languages, Dr. Geo. Blettermann-Tu-
tor, MIR. Herve.
g. .Mathematies, Charles Bonnycaste, Esq.
T. Natural PhiiOsOphy DIR. r. NJ Patterson
s. Chemistry and NGteriG .ffedicG DIR. John p. EN-
met
g. Medicine, Dr. Robley Dunglison.
T. Anatomy and Surgery, DIR. Thomas Johnson.
81 gI0TdL PHttOSOphy, George Tucker, Esq.
g. LGtc, John A. c. Davis, Esq.
There also separate teachers of E0cuiion, Music
and Fencing who permitted by the Faculty give
instructions in these ornamental branches of Education
The Offices of Proctor and Patron Of the Students
are now united, and have been conferred VIM. G.
Pendleon, Esq.
Professor Tucker has been appointed Chairman Of the
Faculty for the ensuing session
The attention of Parents and Guardians is particularly
requested 10 the following provisions in the Enacments
No Student be admitted under sixteen gears Of
age, except where he has brother in the University
sixteen.
Every Student must, before marcuation, deposit
with the Patron all the ,,one drafts &c i'm his NOSES
sion; and the least sufficient to pay his
fees rents Sc and three months board All funds sub
sequeny received by him must also be deposited with
the Patron, who has charge OF his disbursements
Heis required 10 wear all occasions when of his
domtory, Uniform dress, particularly described in the
enacments, which is at cheap and becoming and
Vile.
The student may select the Professors he means to
attend; butil he is under twenyone, he attend at
least three of the nine schools, unless when marcu-
aes, his guardian prescribe in writing the schools he
to attend, unless the Faculty for good cause shewn
allow him 10 attend a less number
On proving his proficiency, the Student may obi ain
diploma in one or OF the several schools The gra-
duate in the school Of Ancient languages, Mathematics
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Moral Philosophy is
entitled to the degree IF Muster IF .Gris
GEORGE TUCKER,
Chairman Of the Fdcuify
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The Lectures will commence with the session ON the
10Th SepembeT and be regularly continued till the goth J-
ly iollOwng-a than twice as oug as AT anv
Medical College in the Union.
The arrangement OF subjects is follows
Physio0sy Pdth0lgy and 1fedicGl Jurisprudence
ROBLEY DUNGLtsoN, M. ID.
Chemistry, .Materia .1Iedca and Phdrnaey JofrN p
EMMETT, NJ ID.
anatomy and Surgery with Dsseciioas, Thomas
JOHNSON, NJ. ID.
DE- Dunglison will also deliver course of Lectures on
the Philosophy If Natural Hist0ry
The Anatomical Museum is already in a condition 10
euclate the Lectures Anatomy and Physiology and is
daily receiving addidons.The surgical apparatus is De-
leved to be equal to any in the Union nh the either ia
cltes for the study of Anatomy also possessed here
as amply as in any other Medical College.
course of Lectures in the Medical Department here
here is considered in the University of Pennsylvania m
equivalent to course in that institution.
August 3. 25-3t
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