davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

A Veteran gone.--The Louisisnian an.
nounces the death Of General John Lobatut
at The age Of "a years. He had been for
sixty years resident in New Orleans, and
at the time of the invasion by the British
held the post of Brigadier-general of the
militia of Louisiana. Though of an ad-
vanced age, and not very robust health, he
set m example to his countrymen by the
zeal and alacrity with which he prepared to
meet the crisis. He encouraged, by per-
suasion aad exhorta,ipn, the men of his
own brigade, and his fellow citizens gsner-
ally, TO arm aud array themselves in de-
fence of their homes and the military
police of the city being confided to him by
General Jackson, he took efficacious meas.
ures To preserve tranquility, to quell dis,ur-
Dances, and nPprehend spies and cni.sar-
les of the enemy. At the end Of the cam.
pa'gn, he received u letter Of thanks from
lhe commander in-chief, gratefully nc
knowledging his services, and laudng his
patriotism. He held also during bis long
life many civil appointments. and died uni
vcrsally loved and esteemed. The respec,
of his fellow citizens was testified by n i'm
mense concourse, military aud civic, which
Iollowed the remains of the veteran TO the
grave.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

pected Of it.
Lord John Russell. in speaking Of the
corn laws, said that it was time 10 in.
quire whe.her the existing system OF
duties was beneficial or not. The i'm.
mense Interests which now called for a
repeal ofthe corn laws entitled the sub.
ject to patient investigation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

Gratis to man; in DEED, as well as IL
WORD Under this consideration, you can.
not hesitate for a moment, as to your prin.
cipie OF action. Ia one set Of candidates
you behold the enemies Of our national ad-
mlnistrstion, and men bent on defeating ev-
cry measure VI reform, which may comport
with, or might promote, the cause Of repvb-
lican equality. la the others, you see body
Of men truly republican, identifying them
selves with the interests Of the people at
large, aud true friends TO that administration
which has done so much 10 promote them
On one hand, you see men, who, having
beeb raised To power by The old of panic,
distress, intrigue and corruption, have mis-
ruled The State for one year, and who will
continue to nisrule 1t, as long as they may
be permitted To WELD the reins of govern
nenl.-On the other hand, you behold men,
= part OF whom were connected with our late
excellent State administration, aud all of
.hom, should you elect them, will reform |
he abuses which have since crept in, and
erye you with fidelity.
We leave them in your hands. You
ave the power 10 elect them, and WE BR-
IEyE YoU WILL DO IT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

NAvAL.-The Revenue Gutter Jefferson
Capt. McCowan, arrived at Baltimore ON
The 2o'h instant, having left Cnpe Florida
on ihe ll'h instant. An expedition from
oape fIorldn, consisting of the troops un-
der Major Churchill, the boats and senmeu
OF the U. 5. schr Wave, the Revenue Cut
ter Campbell aud steamboat Isis, started on
the p's ht Of The l0th ins,nnt to scour the
country between Cape Florida and New
River. The bouts were to penetrate the
bays and ralones along the coast.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

aud practice which has arrnyed itself fagsias,
men, IN eommo" with the greater part of
'he body Of Eastern travellers.
We have looked in vain for some other
MOVING cause for The conduct ofihe Trans.
po''a'ion Co., other than the one specified.
W. 'h"' of the agency of the two srea,
Banks to endeavor To raise the Stooinyton
IL X Stock. lfthere is any other cause, we
are unable 10 conceive where i, exists. or
by what Ialpulse il is moved.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

AMERICAN Consul MURDERED The N.
Orleans Courier Of the 1ith inst. states on
good authority that Mr.. Lapgdon, Ameri-
eau Consul for Laguna de Terminus, died
a few days previous from wounds inflicted
by negro, under the sanction of justice
ofLsgunn. After, the outrage he was thrown
into a dungeon, where he remained three
days with condemned criminals, whence
he succeeded in escaping with his lady to a
small village near Campeschy. where ne
died. The judge had ordered his lady to
he brough, back to answer the charge. a.
gsinst her husband.
Should this prove true il will form ano,h-
er, and very serious count, in the CON-
plants against Mexico.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

MELANCHOLY AccIDENr.-WrI learn from,
the Providence Courier that Mr. c. Bour.
man, pIcker-teader Of the CenlreyilIe Fac
tory, was caught upon "A horizontal shaft,
revolving rapidly, und so severely injured
that II Is thought he cannot recover.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27

The U. s. ship Warren, Commander
Spencer, b""nd to the West Indies. went
to sea from Hampton Roads On Monday
week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27, 1899.
DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoM paoy

Ihe COMMITTEE TO Dhom tie Conpention d,,ea.
ted the duty Of forming and publishing a Pm .,
u'"e'@' ';neer' for tie support Of the Demoeatie
rreemen c' ms State, hare performed, Nth -,,e
1"on'm"y' that duty, and nor haze Me plea,re 10
present 10 their teAo~-eitizen' the toiiOpirg
Densocr0tiC Republican aua
Farmers Proc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27


FOR GOYERNOR,
NATHANIEL BULLOCK.
OF BRISTOL.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
BENJAMIN b. THURSTON.
OF HoPKINToN.
FOR SENA TORS.
l.. JOSIAH WEsTCOTT, Seituo,,
<. HALLE VI. sIsAON, Wgr,,,
g.. JOSEPH SPHINX North H;r,x,o,c,
4. NATHANIELTO 7 OMpkINS LiuL (om,to-
q. CHRISTOPHER SPENCER. War,e,oL
u. HENRY $. NANsFIELD, smith6s,d
=. THOMAS =. TAYLOR, South Kingstspn.
=. EDWIN WILBUR, N,,eno,,
ID. SAMUEL ARNOLD, coren,,y
10. OLNEY BALLOU, Cumb,,Iony
DEXTER RANDALL, Seeretayu
ALBERT G. GREENE, Anorney General
JOHN STERN T., General Treasurer
DUTEE j. PEARCE,
JOSEPH S. BLTVEN,
JOHN X. WATERMAN
SAMUEL Y. ATWELL,
DANIEL G.. HARRIS. Comn;tt,,
JOHN S. HARRIS,
ELISHA X. POTTER,
GEO. II. REYNOLDS,
IHOS. REMINGTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
NOTICE.

HNHE subscribers Wool caring Machine. vii
Il be in full operation by the 10th day OF the pre-
sent month, (June) The Machine is entirely new
made by the skIul workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor, who has been in the practice oil making them
FOR the last 30 years and pledges himself keep
first rate order.
The terms for carding will be cents per pound, the
owner OF the wool to furnish pound Of grease for
every pounds of wool. The Machine will be sit
uated on Black-wate, . miles from Lynchburg, on
the Forest Road, at the mill formerly owned by Mrs
Tate. pledge myselfto use every exeron IN max
ing frstrale Rolls. Wool will be received nj the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS In send " DOL TO my Mill
informed that if lhey will leave the same the
Stores of Messrs Mckinney 6 Mosby or Brown &
Cross, will cause the same AT my own expense IL
be carried the Mill carded and brought again fol
delivery IN the form Of Rolls. shall also keep con
stahtlv at the same places supply of WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured tina
every effort shall be made TO give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
FOR SALE

HNIlE subscriber offers ior sale about 1000 acres
L Of valuable Laud lying in the county Of Frank
lin, ten miles below the Court House, the roads
leading to bynchburg aud Danyllle.
THE DWELLING HOUSE TRACT, contain.
ing 500 acres there is upon the tract about go
acres cleared and under good fences, hundred
Of which. lying on Glade creek and lis branches
would make excellent meadow part thereof being
laid down in timothy and herds grass-the wood
land lies well, is of fine quality aud well tmbered.
The Improvements are dwelling house with four
rooms kitchen out houses, and smith shop, all Of
brick, stables barn, tobacco houses, &c.
THE FACTORY TRACT, lying on The Dan
vile road, containing about 600 acres. OF tins 20
acres cleared, and the balance such tobacco land
as is rarely brought into market; the proprietor hav
ing carefully preserved the land and timber, for tlr
~ years past. The Improvements are a Two story
framed House with a stone basement. a building at
lached originally built for tobacco factory,
nent buildings, barn, stables, tobacco houses all
of which new.
THE TIMBER. RIDGE TRACT, lying on the
Lynchbure road, contains about 400 acres, whereof
two hundfedi is cleared, under cultivation, and pro-
| ted with good fencing around the entire tract The
wood land this place Is of very fine quality, hes
well. IS well timbered, and abnunds wiih good water
The Improvements are framed DWELLING
! HOUSE. outhouses, &c. There is good orchard
upon the place
! In addition 10 the above the subscriber has other
lands, lying ad acent, which he would div e 10 sui
purchasers. The whole Of these lands are situated
IN populous and respectable nelghbofhood conVe
nent mills stores, ost offices. &c and upon ,h'
main roads leading 10 Lynchburg aud Dan'llIe' be
ing So miles from tho first, aud 40 miles from tn
latter place.
The terms of sale wall be one third cash, the balance
at one and TWO years. secured The land will b.
shown by persons residing upon the premises, and an
information respecting them will be gwen b
WIN. NJ. BurweIl, Esq. Of Liberty. or by the sub
scrber. j. . Dun w ELL
Franklin County, Aug. Is 6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
To .VilIc,.s ~ MI 0,r,se3.s.

fENllE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 those who are interested in the manufacture
OF flour that he Is now in Lynchburg and viii remain
IN this vicinity few weeks for the purpose OF vend-
ing FHspatrick'S Patent Smut NH or Rabber for
cleaning wheat of cheat. smut, dnt and other i'm
puries; and wherever II has been tined, It's supe-
rlorIty all other machines before used has
been universally admitted aud wherever introduced,
II has met with such universal favor as 10 supefsedc
all other machines in at HE line. Iii exien.
siyely used IN the most celebrated mills IN the States
Of New y ofk, Delaware Maryland aud several 9th.
&seyeral have lately been put into mills in Ve-
ma. There is one in llaxalls mill IN Rich
mond, where millers visiting tia place can have an
opportunity OF seeing II operate andt Is one 3so
in Henry 5. Banghofne 4 Co.'S mill NJ this place,
which would invite the attention of mill owners
in tins vicinty.-Some of the most prominent quail
ICES of tins are. Isl. that II requires but very little
power pfopel II 2nd, that II cleans The wheat
exceedif gly well and with great rapdity and 3dly
that II is simple IN its construction, aud very durd
BILE. Mefs wishing To obtain any information ne Ia
tive 10 This Machine will please address the subsc,i-
Der al tins place
N y. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended TO. and assistance rendered 10
recting Machine sold
b. ID. MACOMBER. 1gI
Tor l.. ID. Chiids, baltimore.
Iynchburg. Aug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Book Store and Book Bindcry.

IANING made arrangements with VIM A..
4 Talbot the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store, in tins place, Book Bindery and would
respectfully inform his friends aud the public gener-
ally that he is prepared to have executed, in The
most handsome and substantial manner, Book bind
inc of all descriptions. Merchants, Clerks Of Courts,
Bank Officers and others can be furnished, order,
upon short notice, with Day Books. Journals and
Ledgers, Record, Deed and Bill Books, Invoice,
Sheuffs' and Receipt Books, made of the best mate
rails and in the most substantial manner. lie fiat
ters himself. that all persons who will favor him viii
their custom shallbe perfectly satisfied. lie would aso
say that being anxious 10 reduce his stock OF Books
he disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate thai
ever. T.. ECliOLS'
Aug. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Fifty Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward OF Fifty Dollars,
L for the apprehension aud delivery to me, OF my
ID II E'xD
man OF color, seventeen years old about ) feet
q inches heh, heavy built, Of a light complexion,
bushy head--had on when he left. homespun clo-
hing, fur hat, and some summer clothes. The
above reward will be givsn, if akrn west OF the Blue
Ridge, and secured IN any jul within this Common
wealth. and information forwarded 10 me or If taken
EAST OF the Blue Ridge, wall give a reward Of T en-
Dollars, in addition 10 paying all reasonable expen-
ses for the delivery OF SAID negro 10 this coun-
~. lie left my premises ON Monday week, and in all
probability will aim 10 get 10 ONO.
RlCu'D HARVEY.
Campbell Courthouse, Sept. Is
~ The kinawia Gazette will insert the fore
going weeks, aud forward its account to Il is Of
flee for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
The Seminary at the ssotetOurt
(Or .DohnstOn's) springs,

WILL RES UME IT'S EXERCISES ON
w Tuesday the lst OF October Pupils must
assemble on the day previous
The encouragement received warfanting If, the
School has, by fresh arrangements, been placed "A
much stronger footing, as to both Instruction
and Government The lady engaged, during the
late term, Goyerness and direciress of The Pu-
pills, became, early IN the Session. ncapacitaed by
ill-heath for her duties. In her place, agenteman
and lady, of the eeneelest Education aud highest
responsibility, who will command the coufi-
1ence OF all who know them, have been engaged
ne, as Teacher OF the English branches generally ;
ana she, as Governess, to take charge OF the young
ladies' out OF School, and as to Department. Man
ners. Dtesss, and all the Lesser Duties.
An elderly French gentleman, skilled in the litera-
u1e OIL MS language, and OF 20 wears experience as
teacher. will conduct the main studies IN French.
Inc Principal will retain the care of the Histories
s'udies-ot Civil and Literary History, Geography,
'a antiquities; together with that OF the classes IN
i.'sn anu Spanish, and any that may be formed in
'"e assca tongues. In the Sciences. he vii tea, Il
p'''n simple Course; and will manage the studies
belonging to Polite Literature.
The Musical Department will continue unde, rho
care Of Signor Bozzaoira, who has been hitherif
giving II such admitted excellence. As however
such instruction is difficult anywhere TO obtain i
secured al heavy expense to the Principal and il
'eay Inc cheapest IN the end, the charge for il vii
no 'onger De Kept SO much lower han il ought To be
ne lee will henceonh be, $50 inciuding the use O
insruments) for the Piano. as well as for The Guila
or Harp
"A system OF useful occupations for the cnildre
WI oe kept up, IN the intervals Of study so rs t,
"ah'sh the vices that spring from ldleness. Bibl
c' IS, Tor elder pupils, aud Sunday School. for th
younger. will be formed, under the care of clergy
M ma" o' the Episcopal Church, and another Of III
A'usoyieflan who have offered their assistance
"fen's Will be considered as pledgng themselve
'"" ther children TO the exactest observance of til
Rules of the School These. and the Terms il
printed form, wall he sent, fee Of Potage, 10 such !,
.es'fe 'ham. Address applications To the Post Mas
'e'' ho'fionrt Springs Roanoke county, Va
August % -, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
One hu,,dredDoY0r s EgSar0rd.

EDANAWAY from the subscriber the 9th e
IL July, very bright mulatto Boy by the name
Of WARMER, about feel inches in height,
10 years of age. spare made, strait black hair.
black eyes, geneel IN his appearance, very polite in
his manners, speaks quick and is somewhat concet-
ed has small scars on The back oionc Of his hands.
He took with him two suits uf cloths, Que of gray
broadcloh frock coat and pantaloons, the other OF
homespun, copperas color roundabout " paniaiooDs
and "A black fur hat about hafwofn 1t requires
close inspection 10 Distinguish him from white
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone IN the
direction OF Lynchburg, or Hiilsborough, or
down the river
| will give the above reward if taken over 20
miles from home over 10 aud within 20 miles, $50
within l 0 miles, $40, il he is returned TO me, OF
lodged in Jail, SO that get him again
NATHL- z. THOMAS,
Near Milton, N =.
Inly % "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
NOTICE..

A CITING under decree Of the Circuit Superior
"A Court OF Law and Chancety Tor the county oil
Nelson shall, on the 27th day OF September nexi,
upon the premises, offer or sale, Tor cash, the
Lot of Land, assigned TO Ohio w. Carter. upon
the division OF the Walnut Grove Estate his
Land hes on Piney River, and adjons the lands OF
Daniel Warwick. It will be sold 10 the highest
bidder in conformity with the dec,ee, which Will be
exhibited on the day OF sale.
WM. +. CARTER, Conn.
August % 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
Strayed OF stolen,

~ FROM THE PASTURE
TI-Sy u. of DIR. Robert w. Wnhe,s, a Ches-
MH uK nut Sorrel HORSE, or years
A2.sA&=s&AAs old last Spring, feet or 2 inches
high. some saddle marks on his back, shod al
around, walks and trots well. Any information
given me. at this place. Marysvillc, will be thank
fully received. PHILIP A. PAYNE.
Sept. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
NOTICE.

TENHE undersigned ready to receive wheat.
Il during the season, for which he will pay the
hi CHEST cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now Informs his friends and the public generally
that in every case here whea, is Ito the MILL,
and price agreed upon, it is stored in the Mill
the risk of the planter long the price remains
unsettled, he is only MILLER, and not an lnsu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALIEN. MUNDA.
Agp.S Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
II IL Il II

adjoining the Lands of Richard Morgan, Achilles
Herndon and Others Il lies the road leading TO
Pannllfs and CoInss Ferry, aud is good stand for
Tavern Grocery, has lolerable Improvements,
Il good Well of Water, and well enclosed, and suit.
able for small family. A. S. HENRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
axe care OF the cents and the Dollars
Will take care of themselves,
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.1PET.1L $4,000.

" ILL receive Deposiies of all money current i,
w the State, and issue certificates binding full,
ana eiiecnally all the property and funds of the In
stltntion, Tor the payment thereof, within ten day
notice. with interest thereon, from time of deposlt,
I'LL paid; AT The rate OF 5 per cenum per annum fo
all sums which shall have been on deposite for less
than one year; and ID per. cent. per annum, Tor al
SUITS which shall remain over one year
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday at hall past eight O'Clock p. Nj ;;
at the office over the store of Mr.. A. Gannaway
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, ]. b. Renwick,
Z. Mclset, Henry j. Brown,
Jno kihnier, Thos. O. Acreo,
j. J. SalInoos, {. Phelps,
Tllden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry N. Ddlake, President
10. H. Shelton, Treasurer,
j. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
The sOVinsston Male and Female
= q III 100

Nllls INSTITUTION is of the frs, orde, a,
preparatory Schools and IL is confidently be
eved that II Is equal II not superior 10 any of the
KIND IN tins State. IL Is situated in the beautiful vii
lage Of Lorngston. where diseases are rarely known
The President, Nh. Harlow w. Heath has the rare
quality oil CHASING and arranging the pupils so AS 10
give 10 every one The best opportunity OF developing
tle hidden treasures oi the mind. by which all are
encouraged 10 progress whilst Al tie same time the
oest discipline observed and moral influence exert
co, wtch charms and invigorates the mind. He has
as assistants in the Female Department. Miss Hat
and Miss Slater, recomme nded II ON the best Female
Semnatles oi the North, aud the, qualifications as
Teachers OF the first order, well sustained nj
the recent T. Examination.
\ Dung Ladies can here acquire 10 any extent the
rudmenls and principles OF Polite Literature
And young Gentlemen can he prepared here IN
the best manner 10 enter any OF our Colleges l.
Universities.
And children of both sexes. can be rapidly and sol
IDLY advanced III the lower branches OF Eduea,on.-
So II will be seen that all classes are accommodate
ted.
No Scholar who may have been dismissed 10,
mlsbeiavlour from any Other School can be received
IN this
Board can be had in genteel families nj $50 per
session: bui excrtons will be y nde To procure n
commodous Boarding House. connected with the
School. House can be had by any eenteel family
who would like 10 keepa House OF tia, description,
Tor one or several years. class is now being IN
course OF preparation Tor College. lew more pupils
will be received, II application be made soon Prce
tuition rs heretofore.
This School has commenced lJnly oo.1 and will
efmnale December p, 1899. public Examoa-
ton will be held lor Two daysa the close of the
SON. al which all patrons aud the friends of Science
and Literature generally. are invited 10 attend.
CHAS. PERROW,
ARTHUR HOPKINS, 1'ns.
WILSON PETERS, tees.
II. b. SCOTT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
July 22
n A T 9

II A r g
JUST OPENED TEN Ca Mx>
SEES ofBLAck q DR a
Fur, Satin. Beaver and Palm
Leaf IL A r
,monost which is que case oil Leary & Co.'S finest
black Beaver, the most fashionable Hats IN use.
'''NN HUNT & MARTIN. s
April "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-12
.NEDEE.1E COLLEGE,.
I'm Richmond, yirsinin.

HI tslcbn0nu, virginia.
I,IlE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
l. ical Department OF Hampton Sydney College
al Richmond, will commence en MONDAY ,Ocrobc,
2lst, 1889, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d. Professor of Smgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. d. Professor of Theory and
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor oil
Matera Medica and Therapeutics.
r. l.. BOIlANNAN, NJ. D. Professor of Obstetrics
and The Diseases of Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. d. Professor of Chem
isry and Pharmacy.
The College lnftmary. attached to the College
building, has been IN successful operation for Tie
last eight months, and furnishes constantly a mum
Der Of interesting Medical and Surgical Cases-io
which the Student has access nj all hours.
The College lnffmary, together with the Aims
House Penltenllaiy and Armory, (Which are under
the char-e oilwo OF the Proessors) will afford the
Student an opportunity OF witnessing the various dis
eases incident To Southern climate. The abundance
OF mateflaslof Anatomical purposes, and the reduced
pnce at Which theyafe urnshed will enable The Stu
dentlo acquire an intimate knowledge OF The Analo-
my Of the human body, and the use Of Surgical In
stfumpuls.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the
ln.irmary, the Professor OF Surgery enabled TO
exhibit before he class, nearly all the important Sur
geal operations upon the drine subject and from
the increasing popularity Of the lnffmary, there is
reason to believe that hereafter Tire Surgical Cases
IN the House. will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights, servants
attendance, &c. can be obtained IN this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised TO state that a full Course of
Lectures IN this Institute n will be received as e
quipacnt 10 in the following Medical Schools :
University OF Pennsyv Jefferson Medical Col
ege ofPhadephia; Medical College of the State
OF South Carolina; Ttannsy vania University, Lex
ngton, Ky; University Of Mary land, &c. &c.
The Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms OF the College ON The first oil October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d,
Dean of the NJ cdical Faculty.
Richmond May 81 GIN