Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

acquaintance IN ths nsixhbothood. wM then proceed
to Baltimore to assume the duties Of the chair to which
he has been appointed In the University Of Md. This
arr~ana ement will afford time to DR.. Msgi to remove his
family to the University. In case any circumstances should
interfere MN pr: May,ils sseePtAnce OF the appoio'msnt
tiogushed Professor OF Natural Philosophy in the Univer.
city. has consented tn soHciuie the course, after DIR. Dun.
giison's departure from the insti,ution-ro that, in ANY
event, there will be a full course Of Medical Lectures At
the University, the ensuing session.
The Board ot Visitors. We understand, have adopted a
resolution, authorship The Faculty to exempt students
over the aye oil twenty three years, from compliance with
The regulations. OF the institution, except so Tar as relates u
student boards out OF College, he will be subject TO ~ ex.
pense except the Professors fees aud the leo Tor use Of
public rooins.-. fdrocoie.
The Rer. T.. Il. .ave,y hes at Icing h decided upon
retiring for a time from pubic life; and II discretion l.. the
better part oil v.lor evan In the church NIL ,ss,. he has
low exhibited more prudence in a voluut.ry and I, muo,z
ry sec'usion than he did IN Drawing public opinion by
lis daunhess ioriituJc In resuMiug his iormer rank with.
out his former rrpuia ion IN lite. Being innocent or yuii.
~ Of the crimes alleged against him is certainly a subiec,
OF material moment to him, but " ould not have been 40
to the pubic, nor would IL have provoked the ac,,mouiou,
discussions OF late, had he retired 10 p.i. alto lie after tn.
tw.told exemption he received tom condemnation or in
cuipation. Few can instantly recover the character OH
which the dark stains OF cslumDy OF C, nsu,e may have
been inpi' eed; and none with . philosophical know ledge
Of human ways and mssns' would boldly dare again TO
assume immediately their customary functions In public
hic-pariicuially Il ,h,y we're OF n ma ure essential 10 be
kept '%unspol,ed iom the world
Avery may have beeninnocen,; but he has unfortunately
been imprudent; aud will, a c-nso,ious world. iu,prudence
Is gult. But he now expresses a confidence that during
the time OF his seclusion. the agitation concerning him
wiH have coaset; and when the calmness Of canlor shall
have returned, that the conviction Of his Innocence will
be accompanied Ivy persuasion aud prudence. II lis ul-
p"nie 10 loreJudge any Of our fellow citizens, without a
puoiic Know ledge OF their own statements in counteraction
OF any ruinors lis it not almost equally improper, and
much more impairment TO ai,erjudge with condemnation,
when the public tribunals Of tie country have decided
NOT GUILTY.
But such We trust will now be the decision Of the pub
nc opinion az well as the public tribunal; and we sincerely
4 wi udt one OIL n Opt ~ ios.r, A.. v;n l~l
,heir columns to the base design evincsd Of siabbing re-
hg'on through the over, motives Of imPugning a guilty
from the alleged guilt OF one Of its members. Journ,l.,.
lessen their own dignity when they forget the Difference
Que TO others, and the venera,ion duo particularly 10 re-
hRion and Its minister Sentinel.
CHoLERA:-A gentleman who arrived in this city last
evening, in the Topaz. from Havana, at which civ H.. NJ.
rived IN twenty-one days from Stat, (Yucatan) inform, ms
'hat the Cholera wa. raging in CAinpeachy. abou, 100
miles TO the windward. The follow ing is a statement of
the deaths: