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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

EXTRAORDINARY PRESERVATION OF LIrE.-On
"Wednesday ;he 10th ult., two boys of Jacob
Hileman, ln"kaeper) of this tow nshp, went to a
wood not Tar distant from their fathers residence
Tor the purpose Of collecting chesnuts. The young
er, John Smith Hieman, aged about fifteen years
accented lofty tree, that almost destitute Of
branches, except at the top, with view ofshakinp
or Whipping off the nuts, with which the bra ches
80 plcntcously abounded. But thrilling to relate.
the branch on which he stood, (being about tho
thickness of mans wrist) split from the body of The
tree and left him suspended for a moment from an
upper branch that he. in his perlous situation had
grasped In that awful predicament his hold soon
broke-he was precipitated to the earth, a dis
lance OF feet. The instant he struck the
ground mot being long in his descent, there being
nothing to annoy his course) he bounded on his
Sect, embraced his asionished brother, made a few
deIrious inquiries and then sunk apparently seuse-
less, and almost lifeless in his arms. He wa. con.
veyed to the house of Mr.. VIM. Barrett a fcw rods
distant, writing in the greatest agony and distress
The medical aid of Drs. Kennedy and Bye, was
immediately procured and every assistance render
ed that medical skill, parental affection and sincere
friendship could produce. He much derancod
internally, yet cut confusion appea rod with
out. Under their assiduous attendance and pro-
found skill. we happy to relate that he is fast
Tecovcrng-West Chester (Pd.) Register.
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New Books at Il. |. Smiths.

'ALES of Glauber-Spa, by several Amcrica n
e authors, being tho twenty seventh end TWEEN.
" eighth OF tho library Of select novels
treaties on the Horse, with treaties ON draught,
ana copious index. published under the auperin.
,endence OF the society for the diffusion oil useful
knowledge in London.
Human Physiology, illustrated by numerous on.
graT,ngs, hy Robley Dunglison, N. ID. Professor
OF ,rhysiology, Pathology, &c in the University
oi virginia, member OF The America Philosophical al
Society, SC.
Inc Works of Samuel Johnson, l.. L. ID. with
an essay on has life and genius. by Arthur Murphy,
Tsl hist complete American edition, in two vols.
An cpisoine on the history OF the world from the
u'elIinn TO thu advent Of the Messiah. exhibiting
tue iGiiilmrn, vi scripture prophecies, particularly
IN 81 l-ton 10 tie Jews, evincing the connexion OF
dN'ne dspcnsutions through period Of four thou.
sand years, by John Holland.
q, Inc means of a Religious Revival, by John
howard Hinton. NJ. A. with an introductory essay.
Also further supplies Of Natural History of En-.
'husias'n and jays Evening Exercises. nov Is
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HENRlCO NURSERY.
no 9--ctds

WlIhln 50 mi1es " Richmond, Va.
SEFHE Subscriber offers for sale at his Nursery,
n upwards of 1000 budded Fruit Trees con.
sistng OF oo vnrities OF Apple, 20 do Pear, ID do
Plum, al do. Peach, &c do Cherry, do. Apricot
z do. Nectarine, and do. Almond, nearly all pro
pagated from Trees in full bearing, in his own Or
chard, and embraces perhaps selection of Frui
mat have not been surpassed for the climate o
Virginia. The Trees, particularly tho Apple, arc
large and thrifty, many of them feet high, and
some have FRUIT on them at this time. Though
only 3 years Oh, with respect TO appearance
would challenge comparison with the handse-
NEST that have b. en- bro,'ght from the North, and
the price 81 TO IS per cent less, as roferance to
the Catalogue will shcw, which may be had gratis
OF the subscriber at his Nursery, ~ at the Book
Store of Peter Cotton, where any orders that may
be lett, will he punct ually attended TO.
Grove, Oct. 3l-c At JOSEPH SIN TON.
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fAiNEsvILLE, Ohio, Nov. 3.
fdfdi M'stake.-Fhe circumstances of this me-
Sncnoy accident as just related to us, are briefly
as follows. On "Wednesday evening last, Mr. Ing
ley of Auburn, i'm this county was returning home
IN state Of int"xcation, and fell into the ditch
by the side OF the road. A man passing by disco
vcred him In that situation, and mstook him for a
Gear. lie returned about half mile to a tavern,
made known his discovery, procured n rife. and
went back in company with three or four others;
and when they arrived within about fifteen feet of
him. still lying helpless an tho ditch they were so
confident that 1t was boar, that of them i'm.
nediately fired on and killed him instantly. So
far as we have been informed, no evil design at.
tsches to any one--it appears to have been wholly
mistake occasioncd by the darkness of the night,
and his lying in the situation above described.
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Real Estate for Sale.

Wy virtue of two deeds of trust from John D.
nO Royal, will be sold to the highest bidder, on
Friday the 7th Of December nezt, at l2 O'clock, il
yar, otherwise the mex, fair day, on the premises,
the lands on which he formerly resided, lying chiefly
on Cellar Creek, in Nottoway county, about six
miles north of Morgansvile, consisting of several
adjoining tracts, acquired by said Royal diferen,
periods, and containing together about 800 acres
On part of it there is conmodious Dwelling
House, with suitable out houses; and on another
portion is valuable Grisl- Mill, which with a
suflicicncy of Land, will be sold separately. The
residue will be divided sold entire, as may seem
best 10 suit purchasers.
The land is understood to be Of good quality,
some oft very valuable; and will DO shewn by MIR
Tuck, who resides the MILL
The title Is supposed To be unquestonuble; but
Will be conveyed with special warranty.
Ierms-l, and 5 years; bonds with satisfactory
securi or the first payments. and deeds of trust
to secure the whole.
]. +. MAY,
no9-ctds BRANCH OSBORNE,
lei
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ny "e OoeHnor 81 fhe Communicable Of I'irg
"A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. it has been made known To the
Executive Authority, thut some lime in the
month OF August last, and during tho presen,
month, three Barns 1T Westhain, in the county of
'thrco' with large amount of valuable property
belonging to William Shapard, of the said county,
were consumed ny fire. under circumstances ind.
oa''g me most determined and persevering malig-
NIFTY, and calculated to create the mos, serious
alarm Tor tho safety of tho said Shapsrd his family
ON. ON. remaining property: And it is evident that
the whole ~ the work of some base Incendiary or
ineendnarIes: Now, therefore, ], John Fioy d.,
Governor OF the said Commonwealth f Virginia,
nave thought fit to issue this Proclamation here
by Offering reward Of fro hundred and fifty dol.
iars 10 any person or persons, who will give such
information as may lead to the discovery and ap.
Prehension OF the Inccndiary lucendaries afore-
sand, so that they may DO brought to Justice. And
do moreover require al! Officers, civil aud militia
ry, and exhort the good people of this Common.
wealth to use their best exertons to discover and
bling to justice the Incendiary or Imcendiaries
aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor, and under
the Lesser Seal of the Comm onwealth u, Rich.
mond' this 18th day of November, 1882.
SEAL JOHN FLOYD.
81
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Tuesday evening


rLouH.-Salcs of City mills yesterday and this
morning, for export, at sc per Dbl. Sales of How.
ard street Flour from stores yesterday at $685.
ana S63l!. To day sales made from stores
al So'3lt. The wagon price is steady at Sc, ~ J.
"AiN -on Monday morning some parcels of
machned red Wheat, free OF garlic, were sold a,
Si,S0 per b,shrl; and other PARCELS OF reds at
Si,is and downwards, according to quality
he supplies have been fair both yesterday aud to-
day. This morning we found the markc, rather
Hat, and evncing slight decline from Mondays
rates Sales of good quality reds were made today
at Sll5a$1,17, and of that free of garlic at
iie; the fair quotation to-day for good to prime
reds appears to be about $l,l5nSI,ls per bushel.
on M"nday sales of old Corr were nado at S5
cents Der bushel, but to day a lot was sold at SO
cents. The prices of new Corn range from 60
to ~ cents. accordig TO it's dryness. Rye continues
Mt Iua1l cents. Oats were sold on Monday Mt
3o3 cents; we quote the article to-day at 36a3S
cents per buslel
WHisKEY-CoPper distilled hhds have advanced
a a, shade, and moderate sales making to day at
90 81 cents per gallon The wagon price of 6bls is
~ cents, and the store price about 33a33l cents
American
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
a HALE.
Il COOP OPPORTUNITY.
a valuable Stock of Dry Goods for

"A valuable Stock of Dry Goods for Sale.
HEHE Advertiser, declining IN. Dry Goods bu
q siness presents To tho enterprrzn NJ and in
dustrious, very favorable opportunity OF embark
ing in The same live. Tho stock is comparatively
new and the assortment gencrsl--the greater por
ton OF which has b,cn very recently purchased n
the Northern cities, end embracing every Gssirabl,
article that could be found. The terms will DO &C
sominodating and liberal. Credit will be given
but good security required.
Further information may b" obtained by address
ing to H., at the Post Office. Petersburg Va.
SC ct
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by virture at deed OF trust executed 90 in,
A-b by Joseph ~. Walker bearing date the llth
day OF April, 1881 and recorded in the Clerks
office of Chesterfield county, shall, for purposes
therein mentioned on Monday the 3D. day Of De-
ccnher next, if fair, otherwise on tho next fair
day. on the premises, proceed to sell at public auc.
Ion' TOT CASH oil that tract OF parcel Of land, ~
ING and being in the county Of Chrsterferd. and
bounded bv the lands of Henry Winfree and 9th RS,
'"'ng 'be same on which tho said Walker AZ present
r'"iies' and con aiming by estimation 366 acres;
~ 60 much thereof as may I've sufficient TO satisfy
no purposes of said trust deed, and all the costs
Intending the execution thereof. Upon this land ie
tverv respectable Tannery.--Tle title is believed
tn no good, hut actingts ir"scc. shall only con-.
yay sgeb title as vs.toS ID 10 ~ by ,Pe foIemen'
~ - zsu7ig
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From BickneIrs Reporter AID Price Current.
PHIL DEI.pJIJ NJ to,l

'orrEw has been in demand for export md FIR
mer prices have been fully maintained. TIL. sales
reported are 400 bags ST. Dou'inso at y ,; 500
bags Lagu'ra at ia LIZ cents; and 1872 bags Rio n,
auction, at Is l-2 cts
rLoUR'-Nearly 1890 barrels superine Flour
so'u since our last review, at SO 25 the larger por
.'"n OIL which was for export. The stock on hanc
ye, small, and the holders fran at the alloy,
price.
URAIN-h cargo of Southern Wheat sold or
Friday at ll9 cents. Oats aoat soil at 35a &c cts
wagon price 4Oa42 cts. Holders of Rye ask an,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
G. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor Of Mathematics.
UNIVERSITY or VfRGrNIA,

July ~ IoJZ. J
Mr.. VIM. II. Harrison became graduate in the
Latin and Greek Languages at the end Of the ses-
sion l63O-3l. The extent of his knowledge, his
habits of patient and accurate investigation, and
his atdor in the pursuit Of learning aud science,
qualify him, in superior degree, for the Office Of
an Instructor Of youth. FroB his exercises in the
Lecture Room, and from the acquaintance with
Mr.. IT,, which private intercourse has given me,
avn moreover fully convinced, that he possesses
that indispensable qualification for Teacher, the
power Of communicating his knowledge to others.
My Persnasions Of bis high qualifications, and my
esteem for his excellent virtues induce me TO re-
commend Mr. Harrison earnestly TO the confidence
Of those who may wish to have thoir SONS well
taught. G. HARRISON,
&C 3E~dloa2, 1sf II Prof Asst. L>nevtgas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
FALL DRY GOODS.

VA THIN the last thirty days we have re-
w ceived about ,uo hundred and ffty packs
ges fresh fall DRY GOODS. rendering our assor,
mont very complete, and surprising in quantity
and variety any that Ne have u, retoforc offered
Our purchases hive boon principally made at auc
t!"n, and many al much under the cost of mporta
uon. We can, with confidence, assure our Gus
toners, that our whole stock shall be sold at ex
tremcly low prices, and upon liberal terms.
Country merchants orders attended 10 W III, much
care. BALDWIN e. KENT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

= AND-SC'Rif .~~40m papy- a,; ttA,.. S,r.,
- por acre, is now. ana will DO paid Tor Land.
Scrip by The sobser'bera Washington City. For
has responsibility hr rcrS TO any "f thu Officers IN
the United States B.,,Deh B,rk a, that 81 &c
ANY person having i..nd-Scsip at Wa,hinston, by
forwarding Power % Attoru.v duly ,vtn.,,t;..n
ted to receive and assign t,ir Scrip may draw On
hi" OF sight, 10 the amount.
oc: 3l-,otf PIIIID uArr
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MOI ICE.

MAM. C. PENDLETON. Esq. having resign.
w ed as one of the Comm issioners of tho Cir.
cut Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery for the
County of Henrico the parties interested in cases
pending before him, hereby notified that such
cases are transferred TO the undersigned who will
proceed in them ono of the Commissioners of
said Court, in the manner AZ if proceed.
ings already had iii them had commenced before
him.
Tho office Of the undersigned is one door below
the Post Office. JNO SHORE Comu,,r
22-2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

We regret to learn, says tho Boston Commercial
GAZETTE OF Saturday, that DR.. Spur zheim. has for
some days past been seriously indisposed His phy-
sicans, on Thursday evening, were apprehensive
that his case might terminate fatally. He CONT
nued very low last evening, and no hopes were on
tsrta'ned OF his recovery. Among his medical add
yisers are some of the most skilfu in the civ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

Ting LATE DuKs REIciisrApr.-Thc Austri-
been ordered by tho Emperor Francis TO be cngrav-
on the tomb of the young Napoleon, (and which
has been extensively rc-pubishcd in Amcrca,) is "a
fabrication. The body of the Duke Of Ruichstadt
10 deposited in the Imperial family vault. where it
|" not the practice TO place Inscriptions,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

The present Sir Walter Scott, who succeeds TO
the baronetcy is now in his 32d year, and Major
of the 18th, Kings Hussars, commanded bv
Lieutenant Colonel Brudenell, quurtcred n. Man,
chester In 1925 he married Jane, daughter and
.nIe heiress OF J"hn Johnson, Esq. opulent Scot
tish merchant, with which Lady. report affirmed n,
the time, the gallant officer received fortune of
EGO, 900. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

HesM Of tie CiHcs.-1he Baltimore bin Of
mortality for the last week shows the reduced
aggregate OF only thirty four deaths, Of ull ages
and discusses One death only by cholera.
In New York, last week, there were los deaths
ono only by cholera morbus.
L" Philadelphia, last week, there woro IS deaths
ono death by cholera rnorbus.
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ASJ sssa}e4. :; sE...5..C,.

NiGHT AUC'r on.
~ tHiS EVENING, THur.Gav, the l5,L
INST. OF huii,rast o'clock, Books, " tch Jewel.
~, sc.
CUTLERY.
"'E ~ ADDED to the sale 'FIIS EVENING,
30 dog. Penknives, oil cards,
30 do. Scissors.
~ ~ do four sided Razor Strops. (MorgansJ
70 cases Razors &C.
SALE OF BRUSHES.
TOMORROW EVENING >y;lI ,,so In ,o,J
an invoice OF BRUSHES. embracing $50 dor as.
So'eu' OF excellent quality, embracing cloth teeth
""'r' 'oDoy' horse, &c. All without the least re-
>. Il G.. Aucts. no Is
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DIR. JorZII CULlGNy

AS returned to the city with improved
Ia IL health, and is ready attend to all profess.
ional applications. no l4-3t
~ OI1CE.-Thc partnership of jacob Block &,
" Son. is this day dissolved. All persons are
hereby notified that will not be answ craolo for
any debts or contracts of Eleazer Block, from and
after this date. JACOB BLOCK
Richmond Nov 18th 1890 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
Chairman and Prof. Nat. Philosophy.
University of Virginia, july llth, 1882

UHIVtIsIIy OF Virginia., July HUI, 1857.
L hereby certify, that Mr.. w, 81. Harrison, a
Student IN the universty of Virginia. and a Ora
duaLe III three Of its Schools, for two sessions
member OF my class; throughout which period,
his conduct was not only free from blame, hut uni
iOrny such as 10 deserve the warmest appreciation.
10 this certificate of application and moral con
duct, 1t will be unnecessary TO add testimony OF
prohcIency-the Diploma granted by the Faculty
To MI Harrison, being certificate 10 that effect,
OF greater weight; 1t may not, however, be inpro-
per 10 remark, that degree in the University, is
uot granted IN consequences Of any stated
donco III that institution, but is given testimo.
mai OF merit, and implies IN my school, an init
mate acquaintance with all the elementary, and
most ut tine higher branches ofpute Mathematics.
may add my belief, founded both on private
quaintancc, and on Mr.. lis answers in the Lee
tnre Room, that his mind and habits render him
well qualified to impart with accuracy and facility,
his requirements to others.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
LAND EOK SAIE

TIE subscriber will offer for sale, by Public Auc,
ton, on Saturday, the 2lrh day of November
next at the hour of II, at Hodges Tavern, Tract
OF Land, containing by late survey, 237 acres,
situated In Hanover county, mile below tho
old Church, directly on the main road leading from
Rlchmend to the Piping Tree Abort one third
OF IT. is numbered land and the balance has produced
lately very good crop Of Corn, Oats, &C. The
situation is con dered to be one Of the most healthy
IN Hanover county. There is on it a good dwell
ing house, very lately put in good repair, together
with a corn house, kitchen, dairy, &c. which arc
all as good new; also, spring Of excel
lent water, quite convenient TO the Dwelling
House Tho tile TO the above property IL
indiSpniable. The terms Of sale will bo one
thlrd OF the purchase amount cash, and the ba-
lance payable in and ~ months; bonds bearing
interest from the day Of sale with personal securi-
~ and deed oftrust ON the property, will be re-
CURED. Possession given on the LIST January, 1893.
In tho interim, willing TO treat with any per.
son disposed to,Purchase at private sale.
oc I6-ctf G.. w. POITIAUX,
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HAWKINS Fortunate office

ON SATURDAY MORNING,
The drawing o. the Splendid New York Lottery,
No. Al, will I've received.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000,
Also, Prize Of Sl0,U0U, of 5000, | of 5000
20 Of 1000, &c. &c.
Tickets SO halves 5, quarters 2 so.
For sale in great variety of choice numbers
at my Fortunate Office. S. HAWKINS.
no IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

We regret to learn that sixty mercantile houses
in Paris have been ruined by speculation in Spanish
securities the faith of the article in the Ifosi
fear, announcing the death Of King Ferdinand.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
GUMS, PISTOLS, xSxELHS
Cutlery and Fancy Goods.

y y
TETHOMAS TYRER informs the iouers of Field
IL Sports, Travellers, and those wanting useful
and fancy articles in the Hard,care line, that he
has lately returned from the Moth, with the ba
lance OF his Fall Supply of GOODS, which, with
The extensive assortment Of DOUBLE and SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS, on the percussion and flint principle
OF all descriptions, that he has lately received
from England. makes his assortment moro com
piete than 1t ever has beenall Of which no is de.
terHined 10 sell ut very small profit.
Amongst the articles Just received are the fol-
lowing:
Percussion and flint boys Guns,
Do do. Rifles, all sizes,
Percussion and Flint Pocket Holster and belt
Pistols,
Duellng and travelling Pistols, q splendid ar
ticie
Silver, morocco, plated and gilt scabbard Dirks
Pocket, pen, and 'sportsmon's Knives,
Secret spring back knives, new article,
Dirk Knives and Knife Blades,
Superior Rogers and Cengrcves Razors,
Shaving Boxes and Brushes,
Fencing Swords and Masks,
Britannia and leather covered Dram Bottles,
DO. do Drinking Cups
Plain and patcfst Powder Flasks, from ono to
twelve ounces,
Double aud siEgle Shot Belts, new pattern,
Game Bags, Percussion Wronchcs,
Riding Whips, Spurs and Dog Whips,
Walking Canes and Switches,
Dog Collars, Calls ana Chains,
Ever pointed Silver Pencils and Leads,
Fire Boxes, Pocket Books
Segar Gases, Pocket Compases, aud many fancy
Srtic .es,
With large assortment of double and single
Gun, Pistol, and Rife percussion and flint Locks;
sun aud Rifle Mounting, aud Gun Materials III
the greatest variety, either in the forged or filed
state--to " hich bo calls the attention Of the Gun
Smiths generally, TO whom they will be sold worry
low.
Also, just to hand, best English and American
Canister and loose Gun Powder, superior split ana
plain Percussion Caps, together with an ussOrt-
bent of pod, trunk, night idtches and other Locks
all kinds ofdoor, pad trunk and cabinet Keys wtl,
many other articles: to all Of which he calls the
attention Of the public generally. DC 81
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Esq Ofis, Revs,Ioa, y. 60.

E4'oR Sale, at my Depository on the Dock, =
IL most splendid assortment of BAROUCHES
oil different prices end patterns--and have made
an engagement with Mr.. J. G. Heidelberg of New
Ark tosupply Inc with COACHES d. SULKEYS,
winch VIII maso my assortment equal to any in
this city. All the Carriages that / sell, are made
ny the most celebrated Manufacturers i'm the Uni.
Ted States, and warranted TO stand six months in
town and twelve months in the country-acciden,s
excepted have also on hand, and shall constant
~ keep STAGE TOPS d CARRYALL WAC
COWS, all OF which will sell as low they can
be bought el.swh here for cash OF town acccptances
je 90 J. ". BEEPS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
DI ED,

In this city, this morning, at half past 8 O'Clock.
Miss ELIZABETH G. ADAMS, in the 18th year of
her age Her friends and acquaintance, and those
of the family, requested to attend her funeral
from the residence of Mr.. Littleberry Darlington,
on tomorrow at ~ o'clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

List OF Produce brought do1vn The Canal.
NOV: Ia hhds tobacco, do. stems, Ago bbls
hour, 800 bus. wheat 80 boxes manufactured tobac.
CO. hrkins butter % bus. shorts, tons sand I6
cords wood, 81 boats, 2 coal boats. 43s bus. cool
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, l3h inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Nichols, Lieut.. WIN. III. KENNoN, of the u S.
Navy, to Miss Nancy, daughter of Beverley Ran
doph of this city.
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WILLIAM II. HARRISON,


University OF Virginia, July 1lth 1882.
Mr WIN. Ii. Harrison has been Student of this
University for two sessions; has attended the
Sch"ols of Ancient Languages, Mathematics. Ma.
tural Philosophy, and Moral Philosophy; and gra-
c"Ated last year in the School of Ancient Langua.
ges, and Will this year graduate in Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy. lie is, i'll every respect,
an excellent Student, and most exemplary man,
and can consclentiously recommend him as fitted
TO conduct Schno, to fill professional Chair.
X. NJ. PATTERSON.
Chairman and Prof. Nat. Philosophy.