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~ .s Jae c ~ mnsis,ing mainly Of The following
Is bales Wayon,s ,siayt Conons, from No ! too
IS do puin dtilr, ros' and "h'.nty s G"n
"a do white. sarirt, yellow hno green ."""'
- c,scs l}t,,Ish md American CtoMs ano InsSe"ee'
les, ami neuet styt.S, including . iarse s,.n" ~
of pilot and beaver Cloths, Lion SKINS hsp"a''"
o, -, - ,psses 3 ! and 6 4 English and French
v,r,nos v,I.nd,d ChalIlrs, Mnuslin De LANES
nrn,ed s.xnn,es, richly figured Lusifss' DoHiOo-
zines, &, ,nha2ritrs. &c .
IL bales I'd Pndd ngs. white ano p'ach gyms.
13 cases SntintfS, nil coloIS qua"''
many new styles
sc cases Kentucky Jeans, plain and eiripea 10 g'ea'
cas,s and bales Glasgow and other Jeans and Plaid,
miE and red Linseys, DC NIT.
e6 crses common 10 very rich American ahu '"ie
Piuts and Chintz in great variety
y3 cases compromising q large supply OF InH'oi'ce,
y,cooe,s. checked Muslins and figured and striped
Swiss Book and Jacvne. Musllns, bishops Lawns
Lace Guods, DC
Il cases Irish Linens, Lawns, Diapers, Damnsks,
grown Hollands. Sileasia's, black md coloured
Cambricks, Linen P~addings, Buckrams
90 cases black and coloIed plain aud Inquired e'Iks Tor
dresses-comprsEending some OF The rchest ana
most beautiful goods we have ever had
% cases silk ard Cotton BanGanna Hdkis forgees,
English Silk do, plain and figured Italian Cravais
-cnlored and black Italian C;aprs, &c.
GO boxes silk, wGrsred, Merinu and other fancy fiokis.
" otJNJ
the season +,
Is cases, cnnprrhending a large supply of satin and
lcsrrinp R,hbons--helt, bonnet and cap Ribbons
velvet Ribbons, Lace Nets, &c. &c
% cases md bales patent Thread. Seine Thread, Spool
Cotton, Cotton Balls, Tapes, DC.
. cases and trr,sses worsted, Merino, satin, Bfocade
velvet and other PestngS-plain elk Velvets--Sew
ing Silks-scarf Twist, Linen CambTlcs, DC
IL cases and bales Tirklenburgs, British Oznaburgs,
Russia SheetIngs, DC.
q cases Gloves and Hosiery, of n!mos, every kind
in great variety
- cases silk and cotton Umbrellas and Parasols; But.
tons, Pins, Cumts, and Suspenders
Is cases humbazine. SATIN and velvet Siocks-linen
Busums, Collars, SC &c.
Il cases apron and furniture Checks, plaid Domes.
ties. &c. DC.
20 bnlps Beduckings-from common 10 best, 3d., :
and 4 4 wide
IG cases bleached Shirtings, ShPelings and Drillings
400 bales brown domestic Cotton Goods consisting OF
Merchants and Manchester Cotton Oznuhurgs-
81. Z g., 4 4. and q 1 Shirtings and Shcetngs, from
the principal factories in thu Uniled States Also,
bro DIllIags- and many other smaller articles
An our Foreign Goods imported direct IN the ships
Lagnia and IaNey Io Just nrrired from Lirerp0ol were
bought with CASH and we have paid C.Sk Tor many of
our American Goods. We have no hrci'ation IN assnr
ing our City and Country Merchants, and The Public
generally. tha, our present Stock of Goods IS the best
sehGisd. cheapest. most general and commanding. Of any
that We have ever offered Tor sale, or have ever seen IN
any one house in The United States
f IL J. S. JAMES d CO.,
SeptG I35- SI] Globe Square.
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o;,oui,- Grain. arc luli al beauty; ,r,
'oio"i's .,sms pIRIIAG or SUMNER.
~ MEG. uIMiHS.
rb,,,rt bcatii: hence IN! to-ea,
ci,I simmer: fare the Welt.
g,bo,'rt singi e thy last melodies
IN every wood aud dell.
Blu, in the golden sunset
Ufthy latest lingering day,
Oh! tell me DER this ch:qrerrh caf'h
How hust thoa passed away
Brightly, sweet Summ.r! brightly
Thine hours have f,oated by
To Tho ioyous birds Of tho woojiand boagbS-
The rangers Of the SAY;
And brightly in The forests
To the aild deer Lcundin. tree;
And brightly midst the garden ho~crs,
To tho hippy mur!puring Doe.
BIZ, how TO human boSoms,
With all their hopes and fears;
And thooshts that make them caSic wings
To pierce the unborn years:
f.re, Sumner. 10 tho captive
Thou hast flown in burning dreams
or the woods, With Az .!ieir hopes and loares,
And the biuc rejoicing streams;
To the wasted and the weary,
On tho bed Of sickness bouai;
In sweet, delicious fantasies,
That changed with every sound;
To tho saiior on the pillows,
In longing wild and vain
For the gushing .nrnt. and 5rcezJ bills,
And The homes Of Garth again.
And unto me, glad Summer!
How hast thou nowR 10 me!
NJ chu,nless footsteps nau.ht have KEEP,
From my haunts oil song and g'ee.
Thou hast flown 10 waywatd visions,
Ia memories OF the Bead
In shadows from q troubled heart,
Der a sunny pathway shed;
In brief and sudden strirings
TO flight u weight aside,
Midst these, Thy melodies have ceased,
And all thy roses died.
But oh! thou gentle Summer.
lft greet Thy flowers oace more,
Bring inc again thy buoyanry,
Wberewlth my soul ehoa!d soar
Give me TO hail thy sunshine
With song ind spirit Tree,
Or in a purer land than this
NAV our next meeting be!
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VALUABLE ESTA re SALE The subsc riber. wi,hiny n :.
move South, offers TO sale the estate he now resides on, 10 King
George county, Virginia, situated Immediately on the Potomac,
name Of Waterloo, contain. between eigh, hundred and one thou
saud acres. The soil. in point OF fertility, is not inferio, To sny !,
the county, and the timber on the estate is Of gees, value A small
family seine has hocn used on the shore, and a great abundance os
fish caught, and il more extended means were used, ,h-re i. , =
doubt = fishery would be profitable. There have been con,inusl
applications for the use ofthe shore as a nNhery. The dwelling
house Ia q spacious brick building, and no, Inferior in workmrn.h,no
to any In The State; the other improvements are all extensive ind
costly
Persons dispose TO purchase arc invited to examine the premise,
when the Subscriber can make known the terms OF sale. Possession
will 30 given at the expiration Of the present yesr. An Ic,ters
addressed to tho subscriber, ut Hampstead Pos, Office, Kios Cease
county, Va. will be promptly attended To.
septea tte-iat3 HEpHAM II. WASHINGTON.
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A T. q meeting Of the President, and Directors at The
N Bank Of Virginia. on The llih day Of june, lc3J:
II naS ReS0in,d, That books Of subscription Ia ,br I'd.
ditionsI capital If this Bank, as anth"rlzen by Law. he
opened forthwith al the Bank al Richmond by the Cab.
Ter. and al the several branches BY the Cashiers 'hrr,o&.
and also at Portsmouth,, under The superintendent #
John A. Chandler, John w. Murcangh and II l.. w..
son, Esqs
For every share taken. $25 mus, be paid, with ior...
est thereon from the Sd instant. whrn,hp t"rm"rw"saa
subscribed and paid for 3 $50 shares; and so n 'lre
equal instruments Of two. four and six months rlrTal.'.
with interest from The same period.
a. ROBINSON. Us Cash,r.
" A book Of subscription Is accordingly opened q:
the Bank of Virginia.
June IA loft
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One half ofa TGiDahe .Nsnspoptr Establishment fer Sns.
a YOUNG GENTLEMAN we'll qualified 10 CON.
"a duct the Editorial Department Of a Democrats
pnp"r. and willing 10 brcume a partner uf the pro-, 1t
proprietor. can learn from the Editor Of The ErQrrc,
where hr can invest some right or ten hundred duHaf,
so as 10 maxi II nett HIM one hundred per cent sunu.
ally. To q Young gentleman commencing the legal pie.
frssion. the situation would be n vfry desirable me. ~.
il is believed that his prospects If immtdint, surcsss m
his profession would be more haitrIlug where the pre-.
is located, than in any olher section Vi Virginia
Sept 6 3-Sl
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RicHMoED, May 2lih, lc3y. 5-6n

In CHANCERy-piRclsIa.-1n holloway County
Court. September 5. 1899:
VIM. Ford and Mary A his wife, Richard S Forrps,
and Elizabeth E G his wife George . Scott and Cor
n-la S his wife, and Alpheus NJ Jones, Plfs:
against
Peter J Grigg and Thomas Gondp. as Executors Of
Edward jones, decd, aud said Grigp in his own rIubt
aud as administrator Of Martha Jnnes, widow Of SAID
Edward. Spoisw"ud Jones, The children Of Richard and
Mary jones. whose names are unknown. Thumas jones
and Dy"nitia his wife. and Snphia Jones, Deils.
The Defendants, SPolswnnd JONES, the children of
Richard and Mary Jones, whose names are unknown.
Thomas jones and Dyunilia his wife, no, having entered
their appearance and given srcurity according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il an
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not inI,a
biiants Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that The said
Defendants do appear here on the first day Of December
Term next and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs; and That
q copy If this order be forthwith inserted in the Rich
mond Enquirer for Two months successiyely. and that
another copy be posted al the front donr of The Court.
house of This county. A Copy Teste.
G.. w. FITZGERALD, d c.
Sept lO 36-wSw
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PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON. S &
By the .7tlant,c Steam Packets South Carolina, Captain
Cofce-. Georgia. Captain Rollins.
fHNHESE popular and well known SEA Steam Packets,
IL having been newly %coppered, and put 10 the bes,
possible order, will commence their regular trips in Sep.
tember next.
LEAVING NORFOLK.
Georgia. Capt Rollins, on Saturday. 18th September.
5. Carolina, Capt Coffee. Saturday. 2lst do.
LEAVING CHARLESTON.
Georgia. Capt Rollins. on Saturday, 2lst September.
S Carolina, Capt Coffee, Saturday 2Slh do.
And 80 on leaving Norfolk and Charleston alternately,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers by these Steam Parkets for Charleston,
leaving New York on Thursdays Philadelphia on Thurs.
day evenings or Friday mornings, will be in time fnr the
Norfolk boat on Friday evening. at 3 O'Clock. from Bal
timnre. to join the Charleston Steam Packet wai,ing at
Norfolk. on Saturday.
Tickets 10 be had al The Office. Bowly's wharf, Bali.
more, OF from B Peck Agent Ciiiz-ns' Union Line,
Dock street wharf. Philadelphia. or on board the Norfolk
B"a,s.- Passage and fare m board the Bosts between
Baltimore and Charleston. $50.
IL Carriages and horsps can be taken in the Georgia,
and 'reifhi IN both Bnais
Fur Isrlher particulars. enquire of
7 SHEPPARD. Treasurer,
Aug % [3I-3ml B"wLY's WHARF.
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LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
OGce No. 10, South Street. BaLtimore.

Office No. 10, South Street, Baltimore.
CAPITAL PAID ~, Two MILLIONS Or DOLLARS.
YENHE President and Trustees of this Company receive
Money on Deposite, on which interest will be al.
lowed; make assurances on Lives, grant Annaities and
Endowmenis, and receive and manage Trusts Of every
description which may be committed 10 their charge,
whether from individuals, corporate bodies, or courts oil
justice
!. MosEY will be received and held in trust, and the
interest thereon paid semi annually, OF quarterly, ia con
| formity with the direction Of the owner or the interest
will be placed. at The end OF every six months, 10 the
credit Of the Trust Fund for accumulation.
9. LIFE lSsURAEcr.-Persons may eff ct assurances
with the Company upon their own lives, or the lives o
others, for one year, a term OF years, or The whole OF
life. The table of raics computed for this Company are
upon the most favorable terms, as we'll for the officers oil
The Navy and Army, as ci~tizens-and may be had on ap.
plicallnD to the Company or lis Agents.
3. ASNUITIEs These will be gr'nted upon such
terms as will enable the annuitant to enjoy the largest
income for any given amour, Of money.
4. ESDowMESTs.-A person who desires 10 provide
a capital for a son or ward, when he shall arrive a, The
age Of 81 years, or q marriage portion for a daughter
can effect It through this Company.
O6eers and Trustees Of The Company-P Macauley
Esq, NJ D., President, Baltimore; John Duer, Esq. L
l. d., Vice President. New York, Richard Wilson, Sc
cieiary, N Thursion, Assistant Secretary.
Trustees = Isaac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson. B
McVIckar, Charles A Davis, Samuel W-tmore. David
Hidden. Anthony Barcklsy. l. Suares. George F. Tall
man. ?. G Nevius, Roswell l. Colt, Morris Robinson
New Yolk; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. Plalt, John Moss
! PhiladtI phia James Cox. WIN Z Mayhem. SamupI
Hoffman. Frederick w Bruno, G S OldfeId, JOSEPH
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore
Applications may be made personally, or by letter
pos, paid. to The Agents for the company IN Virginia.
who will furnish The rates and o,hrr necessary infnrma
ton, 10 persons DESTROYS Of effrciing assurances or max
Jog other arrangements through this Company for The
benef, Of their families or estates.
?. NJ TABB. .agent, Richmond, Va.
.7gsnts in Virginia.
PHILIP NJ TABB. Esq Richmond.
vs. s. Sinrsos. Esq, Petersburg.
GEO. W tAmr, Esq Norfolk
ROBERT AHDERsrs, Esq Williamsburg.
JoHs BRUcE, Esq Winchester.
June Ia lift
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SCHOOL BOOKS, P.IPER S.r-

SCHUUL BOOKS, P.IPEk. &r.
SathlTH ~ PALMER have received III. l., per mar.
- lion u heI Fall Supply consisting If a SUpERI.
OR ASSORTMENT OF PAPER. and the usual >.
rensive assortment of SCHOOL looks AND STA.
Tl~ONARY-Ais" large additions 10 The Lal7, .Mdco,
and Miscellaneous stuck To punciual Customers and
for cash, they will sell OF The mos, reasonable terms
Lraers. Journals and Record Bouks for court clark.
and other public officers made in Ike best manner 10
order On reasonable notice.
Sep Is 37-6,
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Rtut Estate for sale.
FE7HE owner wishing 10 em'ara,e I" krn'""ky cf|f'
z for sale the Oakley Farm This pr"p'tiy Ins IN
Campbell county, four miles from l., %nchhnrg. 'nr cor
sIsis &c 2nU acres OF land which, IN pant oi irfrilly. aa
excrllrd BY none in lhr county The A"si,Irp hUrsr =
q iva story brick building, and comfortable. w"h oil he
necessary out ii"us-s Also my h"us. bold ard hmrttn
furniture. stock. SC. ANY person utsiIrE 10 purcf.s',
can Examine the premises, and !" tho event "i b sale,
can have possessi"n III time Ia commence .tt ding
Terms will be made accommodating
July l2 ng-ilNl JOHN l.. CREAM.
a ,iiE subscribers having as,ocIaIrd themselves. I'm.
der the firm of CARRiSGTos, GIps"S y InnRNr'N.
for the purpose nf lransacting The Commission Bushes.
in this city, would respectfully solicit c"nslgnntn's 70
Produce from their friends and the public generally =
Liberal advancps will be- made. and their best n ris usrd
10 promote the interests of those who may END p'rrc@
10 their care The business will commence on 'hr ii Z"
October next. at the house on Carey Street, iorMfi..
occupied by Messrs. Hubsnn and Sampson.
ED J CARRiNGTON,
VIM. ID. GIBSON
ANTHONY THORNTON
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VIRGINIA State lottery,

For Endowing the Leesburg Academy aud Tor other
purposes
Class No 6. for 1889.
To be drawn at Alexandria. Va on Saturday. goth
October. 1889
BRILIASr SCHEME : SiD,OO0. 10 900. 6737, 2 Of
) mU. 5 nr = uOO 10 prizes of 500, 20 prizes OF ,uO0,
80 of 5UO. 40 nf 300 10 ut 2on. &c
Tickets only $40. Halves Quarters 2 so
Certificates o! packages ul % whole lckrts Sl3O
DO do - h~lf do IS
On do - quarter do 81 5O
Far TTcE,ts and Shares or CsrtfcattS Of Packnges IN
The above 81 lendid LutleIirs-addrrss
ID NJ HOYT, Richmond,
Sept q ll-iJ va.
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.I0mfs Rirsr L1nd far Sale

JHWtS RtCT LINN JT 0WE
u AM determined 10 sell my PLANTATION IN BncS'ne'
ham within sight Of Scn,,svIilp. containing iw'ui
three hundred acres. about one hundred and So yrniI five
acres James River low grounds. aud about unr hunoht'
acres Creek low grounds about SIX hundred acrrs c'''f
ed land. II is the finest land for clover and plaster. NE
low grounds and some Of the high lands are now cU'r'
ed with it There is n small GrIst Mil and Saw Vi,
on it Any person disposed IN purchase will pleas" ca.
on Mr.. Bledsar. my Oveisepr, on the premises ara y
will show The land will make thr pr're rra>o"s1'1
and The payments easy; for. as stated above, 81" "ie'
mined 10 sell All who wish 10 purchase land are 70
viipd 10 view the premises Letters directed la ne v
Richmond will meet immediate attention. PuSs'ssl"t
the lst January, or before. The purchaser will be per
milled IN sow q crop of wheat
Ang Is 12--'f j w WINFREt
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a tHARLES ELLIS x SONS have lrrrivrG by
" Tally Hn and Lagohn. from Liverpool. rnrlr E i
supply "f Dry G"ods and Hardware. whirn rPndrrsr Thor,
stock desirable and complete; all Of which is FIRED -
our customers and country merchants generally. IN tie
mnst reasonable terms.
Sept 10 G-T
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

FTANU FUKTE WAKE-TOUNE
TNNHE subscriber IS constantly rt,riving from Inc crr
brated mandatory Of NcSSs q CLARE, w."
York, elegant and plain Piar" FUrtes. p"ss's-'"I we
latest improvements, and that delcacy nf t"uch eh-
sweetness Of tone. 80 per uliar To their manufacture
Also a large assortment OF Musical Instruments, az.
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned, lei on hire, and taken u
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC
The largest collection Of Music ever offered Tor ss' W
this State may be selected from, at The store oi Inc 'uO
scribpr. who is now enabled 10 sell at the P~hiIadeiPa'
and New York Wholesale and retail prices.
2. h TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and Music Stare, opposite NE B"HN'
Aug. 10 gu
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500, 600, 10000 10000
CAPITALS

LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
State Of Maryland
TO ERECT A
Tocn Hall and other buildings in The City Of Baltimore.
Class No Z, Tor 1889.
To be positively drawn in The city Of Baltimore, on
Eednesday, October 23d, 1889.
Under the Suprrlniendence of Commissioners.
ID S. GREGORY d. Co Successors Of Yates and
M'lntyre) Managers.
BRILLIANT ScHEmE.-I Splendid Prize Of $50 600,
Prz- of 20 Coo. ! Of 10000. ! of $500. ! Of 3 OOo,
| of ! 973. IL 80 prizes of 81 900, % of 800, so Of
$50. 60 Of 900. Go Of $50, TO Of 100
Besides Prizes Of $40 $5U-Si0-$3O-$2O-an
lowest prize $40
Is Drama Numbers in earh packnge Of 2G Tickets.
Tickets only SlU-Haives ) Quarters 9 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 26 Halt do 6o
Do do 20 Quarter do SO 80
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NOTICE A Petition will be presented 10 the next
IN Legislature, praying the establishment ofa Precinr'
Election at Hezekiah Blankenship's, in the conn,v o.
Halifax MANY VOTERS
Sent 10 2G-udm%
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Have now growing on my lot, at my residence. one
mile from the City Of Richmond near Rockets. the
genuine Morus Mulricaulis, generally from SIX 10 seven
fee; high. wish 10 dispose of abont Is 600 double
Cuttings, 10 be delivered in November next also Soma
of the Trees. if it ia wished. BOWLING STARKE.
Sep ~ 36-wfw
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virginia State Estecry.

Fo, The bensf VI The Prlprsturg Benevolent Mechanic
Association
Glass n" 6, for 1889.
To he drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, 10Th
October, 1889
PBizEs -S20.000. C" so rr'zes Of 900, 5000,
2,247, 1000. LIS, 90 of 800. 90 of 900. &c.
Tickets only 50. Halves 2 80. Quarters | so.
Certificate OF Packages oil % Whule Tickets SO
Do. do. % Half do 50
Do. do % Quarter do II so
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an ORUS M~ULIIIAULlS : be subscrb'r has to-
I'VE sale Roots and Cuttings of the horus MuIic'9'
lis. His Cuttings are the product 81 Roots trO oLd n"'
years old His prices shall be reasonable and 20 IT. :"
who may buy Of him cuttings. &c he will supply gr'ls'
eggs oi the silk worm raised by himself The pres n irs''
o. The following varieties, VIZ: mammoth yellow. ~
weeks yellow, two crop while and peanut AIpI! "
Ellis. Elicit d Co.. or to RICHARD RtlAS
Aug l6 Cyl
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"RUSr SALE According 10 q d'td s''cu"u
James H Wallhail and wiEr IN ihr 2l'h o''V.
Ie37. recorded in thu office OF ~ Hus,Ings Cnnn :" !,
city Of Richmond, on The same day. conveying % !
undo ned for The security Of q debt due =" me- 'n"
of Virginia, wall be sold al public auction, On ir r.
misses. to the highest bidder, for ready money 90 w.
day. the 18th day Of October next, a certain hs' ne' -. -
Of Land lying ond being in said city. on The s"o" : :,
IF the Basin. adjoining the brick warehouse o. ~ yr Il
Anderson on The West, & street on the NORM ~
street on the East. and on thu South, The hnr Of o e..
leading from The Basin 10 The corner NJ me a'".,ss.
warehouse, together with the buildings "nn mp'r roo.
msnrs on the said lot; ii being the same when ,Sll,m
veyed to said Wslthsll by J"hn B HsIV'e ana w. .c
Old and wife. and is The lot on which s'anfs "
Wallhalls Tobacco Factory.
BARRETT" ". WALfdhL''
Sept 10
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COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF a. B.

COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF a. 3.
JUNIOR YEAR,
Bellies Lsrrss, Log;c. Ethics and History-Thnnas r
Dew, President aud Professor. Text Bnoks-Bl BLAIR
Lectures. Hrdge's Logic, Paley's Moral Philosophy
Manual "f History BY rhr Professor.
Political LaU and G0rc~rRmsRt-BPvetly Tucker, Fro
f.ssnr Trxt B".k -Ya,iel's Law of Nations
.Nathematics-R, bt Saunders. Professor. Text Books
-Les-nore's Geometry, Yourg's Algebra, Dawes Sur
veying.
CAemisru-Jntn Mtling'on, Professor. Text Book
Manual! Of Chemistry, By John Webster, NJ d 81
edition
SENIOR YEAR.
Political Economy, G~arer"mfnt and .He'apdys'cs-
Thomas r.. Dew. Professor Text Dn"k--Sa, $ Pull,i.
cal Economy. Drw's Lectures on Tie Rrstrrcrigt SIS
TEN and Usury. Browns Lectures, Dew Essay Oh s!a.
very
Natural PhiIos"phy-J no MilIing,on. Professor. Tex
Book : Olm,ted's Natural Philosophy Essay on Gaivan.
ISM and EIrc,ro Magnetism. by The Professor
mathematics R"bt Saunders. Professor Text Books
Young Algebra, Dawes Analytical Geometry, Da
We Calculus. and o msi-d'S Astronomy.
INpEPEAiENr CLASSES.
Law- Beverly Tucker P'n'ess"r. irxl Bnoks-Tuck
prs Commentary. Stephen On Pleading. r. vi>,d Cudr
Federallsr k"nt's Cnnmrn u,y. Jsr wi y Madison
Res. Inu"n> and Report. aud Slark,p on Evudrnce
Cici Engineering : J"hh Miil,n.lnu. Professor Texl
B",ks y ",,is- On t'v,i Engineering. and Treatise on
the Steam Eug,nr, bath hy ihr Professor
CLASSICAL pErAR iMEST.
A change ~ THIS drparnient has recently been made
by ihr V.sit"rs. h. - tIch i, has been placed On as high
a fnoiing u t,e classical department in any institution
This has been dune by ub"lshing The school for bny,
%hsrri"fnr- existing, and establishing two classes. descrlh
I'd hplu~, IL b. attended only by The matrlculatrd stu
dents al me College. In each of these, certificates o
prpici- ncy VIII b" granted; and the student Who succt 80
fully gaes thE,ugh both. viii receive the general certiti
cate al classical literature, provided h shall have s,udiet
thr subjects al he .Juui"r Moral Course.
Lgttn Literature end .Gretk Observation-Disclosures
Browne. Professor.
The Text Books cannot now be ar!anged, as the coois
is moi yet matuted They can, however, be had here b
the stu6pn, wishing 10 attend either class.
To enter The Laun Class, the student mus, be able |
read Sallus, and Virgil; and for admission into the Gree
Class. It is necessary that he shnil be qualified to ra
Xenuphon.
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