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DANIEL WEBSTER.--A Portrait Of Daniel Web
- ster, engraved from painting by rockingham, is
just published, and this day received, for sale by
f. TAYLOR.
Also, mezzotint engraving Of Mr.. Frenghuysen, a
full length likeness of Daniel O'Conne portraits Of the
President, Of General Jackson, Of w. C. Rives, and
other public men. # "
The Gallery of Portraits and Memoirs Of Eminent
Characters OF all ages. in folio vols English very
splendid work, Just received. s",..N
may II ..'.t. .s'. H..
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CLAyERY IN AMERTCA-Bcipga Review Of Miss
y Marneau on that SUBJECTIVE South Carolinian--
is Just published, and this day received for sale by
lnne9 f. TAYLOR
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TIONE AS FOUND, &c. the continuation Of Home
IL ward Bound, by Cooper, just received by
+. TAYLOR, immediately east OF Gadshy's.
Also Napoleon Memoirs, Evenings with Prince Cam
haceres Second Consul Arch Chancellor of the Empire,
Duke Of Parma &c by Baron Langon Country Stories,
by Miss Milford, in one volume 81
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY, from the creation of the
~ world a. the beginning Of the Eighteenth century, by
Lord "oodhousclce, in octave Volumes
just published (ls3s) price 50 So
oct + TAYLOR
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WALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS, in
W seven large volumes, four Of which contain all his
novels together with his tales from the Souvenirs and
Reviews; the other volumes containing all his POEMS
all his Histories his Tales Of Grandfather, in series
me Mlnstrelsy OF the Scottish Border Border Anqui-
ties; Demonoogv; Sermons Paurs Letters History
O. Scotland Life Of Napoleon Life Of Swift; Life Of
Dryden; Lives Of the Novclists and very many other
OF his minor works, pamphlets and articles from the
ea2lnes not contained in other edition Strongly
bound IN CLOTH and embellshed with beautiful por-
traits just received for sale by f. TAYLOR Price Sl7
NAV 26
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ClLLIMAN'S JOURNAL OF SCIENCE has pass
- ed into the hands Of +, TAYLOR. BY whom the ns-
Irict Of Columbia will hereafter he supplied.
Number n, for October, 1898, is this day received
TIE work vi he orNaried strongly enveloped 10 any
part OF the United States upon receipt Of the subscription
price, 6 dollars per annum. nov2i
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TRED6oLD ON THE STEAM ENGlNE.-lts In
i ven,ion and History aud investigation Of its pnnci.
pies, for Manufactures, Navigation and Railways, by
Thomas Tredgold; enlarged and edited by Mr. Wool.
house, r. X. A. s.. large quartz volume, filled with en-
CRAVINGS Just imported direct from the publisher
London by F. TAYLOR, for sale together With Srge
collection OF Practical Scientific Works (piobably the
best the United States) both English and American
editions the English chiefly imported by himself anG sold
al the lowest prices in all cases nov 81
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Editors of Newspapers requested TO oblge US with
few insertions of our advertisement and accept the
Magazine for regular notice copy Of the papers
tanning notice or advertisement is requested 10 be
to the EdtoT--but a regular exchange is not solicited
as Newspapers sent to Magazines liable to postage
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STEWART'S TRIAL, in pamphlet form, reported by
~ gentleman Of the Baltimore Bar. Price, 70 cents
Also the closing speech incidence otI - Lee, Esq
this day received for sale by r. TAYLOR
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GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE,
ID AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW

WI commence on The lst Of January, 1888,
TERMs-Thrce dollars per snnum, payable IN I'D.
vance. Two large volumes Of nearly ono thousand
pages are published every year,
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/ TRENCH LESSONS Mons. ABADIE, pupil Of
il the Normal school in Paris has the honor 30 inform
The Ladies and Gentlemen in this city, Georgetown and
Alexandria that he continues give lessons IA his own
native language al his rooms private families o.
academies a moderate price, which will be reduced 10
those formed ~ Slassss according 70 me nehpeh q
ill 10 O'Clock, r. NJ.
Apply at Dr. Watkins corner ofs 9 street and Penn
sylvania Avenue. OF al Fossels lately Mrs Leoarnos'
opposite Gadsbys Hotel
Abade's French Grammar and Course Of French IL
terature for sale in all the book stores in this city
aug 22-2awu
NEW WoRKs.--Elen Granville; novel by a lady
IN OF rank, IN 2 ros.
An Expedition OF Discovery into the interior OF Atnca
neyforrned by James Alexander, N. L. ). IN vols.
AIe Just received for sale by
+. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers to the Wasey
Circulating Library Immediately East OF 6adshs's.
Also Just received Miss Landons poetcal works COM
plete IN one volume nov -
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THIS popular work will. future, be printed with new
type, cast expressly Tor the purpose on hue thick pa
per, well STITCHED IN neat cover Vsluahle engrav-
ings viii be given in every other number
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

BRr.rIsc rp rue SLAVE TRADE In conversation
this po from the coast of Africa, learn that ihry
with Capt Mcdonald, of the brig North Just arrived
Dne saypg vessels had brcn captured and carried iho
Sierra Leone aud condemned between the hst oil Jhhu
ary and the frs nf pr last; that The D''ish cruisers
had alsn landed lirir men and broke up several sa'e
establishments on shore, particularly al ihe siahu u
.Buolma. a place se,!ed Ivy Portuguese. 49,
CAPTAIN McD also states, that The commander OF Tue
British brig Of war Partaae, told INN IN conversation;
that they had fallen in with several vssseis "h'ch "u
he apoearance nj being suvers; bu, having Aner'csn
cnors and papprs furnished by The Consul Ell HaTana
he had IN lei ro pass; but arrw ds tell in with ITEM
with slaves on board that being proof positive OF the
true character.
More slave vessels had been captured lately between
the river Gambia and Sierra Leone than al an give"
time before: that part at the coast being too ne'r to ie
B,i,is;, and one Of the principal rendezvous
far men of war that they did not think y required
watching so closely, and THEREBY lh"usano OF slaves
were let siip most Of which would nave bf en- renReh
and liberated. had they been aware OF ire extent 10
which Ia fraic had been carried on aimo' under ue
own eye4,-' s.
New York in passing down the ryr Ncnnez, had been
buatded BIZ the people Of nf the king of that coun'
tfy and robbed Of q considerable nmnun' Vt property,
and one man killed belonging to The ship bfture they
surrendered TIE property had. however, afterwards
all been restored their bsng told that an American
man of was lying in the Gambia ana would D." W
The Noonez in few dnys md destroy the town which
Law close to the shore II arre restored No Anne
rcan man uf war was there. however, tor an Aipercah
man Of seldom gnrs the coast OF Africa. ana
ne yer for The protection uf trade, which is highly
important and merits attention The reason ~ King
gave the supscargo 81 The ship for ru',ing her, was
that they had sold powder 10 ;. enemies up 'r river
with whom he was Mt wa, and which enabled Them 10
invade his dyrini"ns aud make slaves ~ his people
Baltimore Republican, J1'y |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

ERUBLlC SALE-By virtue or u DEED of ifus'
q execu'ri bY Daniel S'iingrr and "l'e 10 lhr SUI.
scribeT Inc hh day Z" September. $50 ir purposes
,he,en mcn,innpJ and recorded in the 'ipks nicr OF
Pnwharan County Court will be sold 10 he hghes' MO.
der public auction, for cash, AT P"whn'an I"ut'
house, on The frs, MONDAY in August nrxt, (orlns
Court day.. MILL and A.s"at, situated on me
Creek in The county of Pnwhalen, and known MS the
Fine Creek Mills with fifty al Lane attached
thereto including the mill pond. m.'!ers house, ana
crrpers' SHOPS or 50 much Of the SAID property as
will be sufficient 10 Iaisc the amount no" que up" "e
said trust deed, with he costs and expenses nuehohs
The snp and such title vested IL The SUBSCRIBERS
will be conveyed 10 The purchaser.
X f. GRAVES,
WIN 5. DANCE,
I'm, % Il5-wtd1 TRUSTEES.
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POE'I'ks \ .
:. scca Ygr REMAINS uSsuSc. :"

ODE,
49, jay Celebration,
JoNATllAN's INDEPENDENTS.
Save Jonathan, says he, To-day
WILL b. independent,
And so my srog ll throw away,
And that shall be ,he end ont.
Clear the house. the ttnai siuf
Shan'l be here handy;
Wifi. has given the winds her sum,
Csgrus-Clear the house, &c.
Our fathers Though study folk,
Were sometimes rather ssi'tish;
And SO thBy woulCn ! wear ,he SoAe
Brought over BY the British.
Yocder, on old Eunkers head,
From their nccks they shook II;
Therc they ;ised OF all their lead,
And then ttsg lad 10 hook It,
Chorus-Yonder, on, &C.
Bot though thoy il, and run away,
They warnt biz ofcowards;
They lived 10 fight another day,
When looking Ginral lowe .wards.
What could then the Ginral do
For his own salvation!
why, he .cnss'd aud out the u
Chorus-What could then, 90.
The tyrsnt tia: fathers smoked
Lay skulkin' IN Gtra POI;
Tkere's now ~oser 10 DO checked,
Ia bottle, jug or wee pot
Often in q glass he shows
What he calls hts body
And often wsdcs ~ TO his nose,
Cayras-onen in glass, &c.
sop.,imes he creeas up through the slim
Stem Of very tine pipei
And sometimes piunseS for q SWIM,
All over 10 wine piTe;
But, he's tickied must all,
When h. hears the summons
Down his flvorite pipes to crawl
The tciat-pipsS IF the rum. Ens
CayTss--Ru he's tickled, &c
And when he gets The upper han9-
This tyraut, base and scurvy-f
~ ,Itips a M Al hOusc aud land,
And turns him topsy tufsy
Neck and heels he binds him fast,
And that ho Is his'n;
But lets him have, ntfree, rtIast,
A POO house PRISON =.
,Aol now, says Jonathan, tow 'rds Rum
Pm desp'rac unorgvcn',
The tyIant, never more, shall como
Into 'ths house u live ia
Kindred spirits, TOO, shali Va
TO outer d ,ikncss go fotlh
Whisky To-day, Julep, Gin,
Brandy, Beer and ourlh
C.0rGs-kindIed spirits, &c.
While this COLO ILLS my cup,
Duns dare assa me;
EhrrifTs sha. not lock me up,
Nor nv nschhors me;
Lawyers will never let
choose defendant;
Till 10 Death pay my debt,
ISoEFESpEsT. -,
ChoruS-Lawyers will &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23
Executive DEPARTMENT, June %, 1889.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, June 2J Ic3J.
EHyHE Board Of Visitors of tie Virginia Military In.
n stue 10 be established al Lexington in the coun-
~ Of Rockbridge, have notified the Governor that The
institute will 60 into operation The llh day Of Novem
Der next
Tie Board will re assemble :: Lexington on the 10Th
day Of September next for the purpose of receiving and
considering applications for admission. They have
,,ed as preliminary qualifications for admission, that
applicants shall furnish satisfactory written testimonials
oil good moral character; that they well instructed
in reading, writing and The four ground rules of arIth
lnelic including vulgar and decimal fractions, and that
they are between the ages Of lG and %.
The Governor, considering important To The people
Of the State directs public notice Of the foregoing TO
be given.
Persons desiring further information are referred 10
the Act of the last session establishing the Institute
page H.
BY order of The Gorernor
WM. II. RICHARDSON,
july 3 IIG.w4w S,crstarY Commonwealth.
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CIRRL4GES! C.7RRL4GESH

CHRRL4GI,S! LTHHL7GLS!!
FEHHE Subscribers al their Coach Hanniactory' cor
ner of E and 9Th streets, have hand, of
their own manufacture, very superior and handsome
assortment of Coaches ChariotteeS BarOuehes, Bugges
and Srkies with haf ness match, which they i'll sell
as low as work of the quality can be purchased for
in this civ or elsewhere Those in want will please
call and examine them.
Also, several good Secondhand Carriages, Barouches
md Gigs for sale low; and an assortment Of Patent
f'iy NeIs for SADDLE and harness horses.
BOSHER, ROBINSON g. co.
NJ Wanted as above good Harness Maker.
JnIv - l9--it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23
sEo,.s,s Rank of Prizes.

Hoyt as usuu is selling and paying all the big prizes.
Therefore il is those who want the largest
class Of Capitals address their communications 70 u
NJ Hoyt ,,,;a.
advertised in anv paper by any 0ne always Tor sale AT
Hoyus; and il has been proved TO lie woIu' mG
Iargc pri.c IS ,oanled. THE TICKET MOSI DE
PURCHASED OF HOfF. -,
All ,rs aware ,ha, we recently sold prize which
arouued 10 fire times as much money as any pTt.e tosT
sold By any tender in ne city Of RtGAmona ~ g
In snnier part of this paper will be onnn sKr,Gn I
the KING of Lntleries-OHE HUNDRED NV
SAND DOLLARS In this Lottery more particularly,
orders should come to Hoyl, all big fish swim IN MS
pond , 80 10, %
oetr.d ca [9I-Tl July ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

."ANE BREAK LANDS for Sale IN the c"unIes OF
" Dallas. Perry and Green, in the State Of Alabama:
dred and seventy acres, lies Az .:t r Wocrille.
has four hundred Of open land, with every fixture
complete for large Cotton estate, gin house, screw
man gers and negro houses stables well, &c. DC and
is between twenty and twenty 6ve miles OF one or two
steamboat landings upon the Alabama river. This tract
is now under cultivation and is in good order.
One other adjoining n FIVE hundred acres, through
which The county line of Dallas and Perry passes; has
negro houses stables &C., and 100 acres open
land
One other tract or six hundred acres wholly in woods,
very near the last mentioned tract which will be sold
either with il nr wlthoHt it.
One other in the county of Greene, contains four
hundred and twenty acres; has 300 open land,
ne gin house, gin and screw managers negro houses
and stables bored wells and is bounded side
by Big Prairie creek This is beautiful situation, con-
tanning break land black land, ond sandy land su
cien for all the farm buildings II lies exactly where
the break joins the sandy land and extends TO the
town Ct NewhuIn; has grist and saw mill within a
mile and half, is IL miles from Candies steamboat
landing the Tumbeckbse river and is only miles
from The furnishing town Of Gree All The above
,nds which open, command al this lime, from 81 10
So per acre rent.
About oue.hird Of the above lands is high land the
remaining two thirds is the richest black cane Gottom in
the most favored cotton region OF the whole Southern
country. The title 10 every OF is not only uDques
Toned, but unqueslonuble The whole lies in neigh
borhund where the land in rapid state of appreciation
The above lands sold by the st day OF Oclo
Der next, all The open lard will I've Tor rent.
For terms. &c, apply 10 joins JsauELIs AMBER,
Orange county, Va. or 10 {. AMBER. Richmond,
Va, or 10 AsDREw ). NicoLsoS: Union Town, Perry
county, Alabama.
P S. For information with regard 10 the value and
character Of this land purchasers are referred TO Col
VIM Armstsad near Greensboro, md Prince d Gar
Mobile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

q and FOR SALE Will be sold, at public auc.
z ton, tor cash. the 25'h of July inst, at Thos.
Taylor tavern in The county Of Goochland, certain
tract Of land lying in the county o G"ochIand bounded
BY The lands of Daniel johnson, John Guerrant and
Others containing two hundrtd and seventy five acres
which land was by deed, bearing date the 2lth day Of
March, l92i, conveyed by Thnmis -. Watkins 10 Thos
Curd Daniel Johnson and Nelson F. Shelton in trust,
10 secure Martha Peers cer1n sums OF money spe
cited in the deed The sale will be made to raise The
balance Of the said debt remaining due said Martha
will convey the purchaser such title is vested
them By The said Decd and no other
THOS. CURD,
~ F. SHELTON.
July 10 2i-2t
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CHEAP MUSIC

CHEAP MUSIC.
yYHE LARGEST collection of Music offered for sale
in this State may be selected from a, the store of
The Subscriber who is now enabled TO sell at The Pha.
delnhia and New York wholesale and retail prices
m P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store opposite The Banks.
June IL lU-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

MEDICAL COLLEGE. IS RIcnMoSD. vA
YE7HE next Winter Term Of Lectures IN The Medical
81 Department Of Hampden sydney College. al Rlc7.
mund will commence on MONDAY, Oct 2ls,, lc0l,
and continue until the last of February following.
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, NJ. D., Ptois ssot c!
Surgery aud Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ d., Professor Of Theory ard
Practice Of Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy aud
Physiology.
l. " CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ d, Professor Of Ma,
terra Medica and therapeutics. .h-
r L BOHANNAN, NJ. D Professor Of o5s'elcs
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D., Professor Of Che.
mislry and Pharmacy.
The College lnfrmary, attached to the College DGld'
ing has been 10 successful operation for the last e1st
months, and furnishes constantly number Of interest.
ing Medical and Surgical casesTto which the siucent
has access al all hours.
The College lnfrmary together with the Aims lloUe,
Penile ary and rmnry (,vhrh under the charge
Of two of the Proiessofs will afford The s'md@i "P
portuny Of witnessing the varons diseases lhc'hrnio
Southern climate. The abundance Of materials I's
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price oil NhlcA
they are furnished will enable the student TO acquire an
intimate knowledge oil the Anatomy of the human Ocdy
and the use of Surgical instruments.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures, rom The
number of Surgical Cases admitted into the lnhrma!y,
the Professor OF Surgery enabled to exhibit V""e
Ike class nearly all be important Surgical Operations
upon the Icing subject; and from The growing PoPu'
larily Of the lnrmary. there is reason 10 believe a'
hereafter the Surgical Cases in The House, will greatly
increase
Good Board including fuel, lights, servants ai'frc'
ancc &c be obtained in this city for Jour d0ia's
per week.
We are authorized 10 state that full Course Of Lee
lures in this Institution will he received as equivalent
TO one 10 the following Medical Schools University Of
Pennsylvania; jefferson Medical College Of Ph!adep ls
Medical College of the State Of South Car"na ran
sylvania University, Lexington, KY; University oil VA
ryland, &c, sc.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the DssecIng
Rooms Of The College the first OF Ocl"b,r.
AUG'S l.. WARNER. NJ D.,
Dean IF the Medical Faculty
Ri~uuosD Nav Oath, 1889. 0-bm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

There is now prospect, accnrdng 10 the Boston
prints that the Bunker Hill Monument, $" long since
projected and so long talked Of will at last. be compile
ted The Of thirty thousand dollars, the estimated
cost Of the work with the additional OF len thou
sand dollars required for grading and fencing the
grounds is about be raised Fourteen thousand dol
lars have already been contributed BY four BROKERS Of
the city of Boston, ten thousand h gentlemen from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

tha South besides numerous smaller donations made BY
various persons The money appropriated on the con-
di,ion that enough is instantly obtained 10 finish Inc
work NJ Y Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

NuERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, in ATTORNEY Al
1 LAW, in addition to The Courts held in the City
OF Richmond will attend those of the counties Of Louisa
and Hanover. he will generally be found al The Office
Of his Father in the basement story Of Powhatan House.
opposite 10 The City Hall.
Richmond July 10 2O-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

Mammoth White SILK Worm Eggs L,r.
YNNHE subscriber hos remaining unso'a r sos;dsrce
sand EGGS, Of the celebrated kind, at his
nom the Virginia Baptist Seminary Persons "no
10 pc, the genuine kind had better make cary
ton 1A"DS o,i
June
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COURSE FOR TIE DEGREE OF a.. 3.

COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF y. D.
JUNIOR YEAR.
G,V,s L,urxs. Locje Ethics and History Thomas r.
Dew, President aud Professor Text boohs1nla, ,
Lectures, Hedges Logic, Paey's Moral Philosophy,
Manual of History by the Professor.
Political Lac and Gorcrnment-Beverly Tucker, fro'
f,ssor Tex, Bnnk -Yaltels Law of Nations.
,afklmqtics-R Rob, Saunders, Professor Text Books
l.. grndre's Geometry, Young Algebra, Dawes sur
vfying.
Manual If Chemistry BY John Webster, NJ. D +, Sd
edition.
SEyloa YEAR.
Poljticnl Econo-y, Government and .betdphys'cs-
Thomas r.. Jew, Professor. Tex, B"oks-Say r"n
cal Economy Dew's Lectures On the Restrictive Sys
TEN and Uslny Browns Lectures, Dew Essay on Sla.
Natural Phiosophy-Jno MiIIing,on, Professor Text
Book -Onstec's Natural Philosophy. Essay on GaVan
sm and Electro Magnetism by the Professor.
.Muthematics Robt Saunders, Professor. Text Books
-Young's Algebra, Davies Analytical Geometry, La
vc's CaicuuS, md o;m,,sd's Astronomy
Ian-Reyarly Tucker folessur. Text Books-Tuck
ers Commentary Stephen on Pleading, Revised Code,
FedcralIst kpnts Conm"n'aty, list vol } MADISON =
Resolutions and Report and SorkIe on Evidence
CicH Eaainefring john Nliiiingion, Professor Text
Books-TrralIse Civil Engineering, and Treatise on
the Steam Engine, both by The Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
A change in this department has recently been made
by the VISITORS by which II has been placed on as high
footing as the classical department in any institution.
This has been done by Gb"lshng The school fur boys
heretofore existing, and establishing two classes drscro
ed below 10 be attended only by the marculard stu.
dents OF The College In each Of these, certificates OF
proficiency will be- granted and the student who success.
fully goes through both, will receive The general cert
Gale ii classical literature provided he shall have studied
The subjects of The Junior Moral Course.
Lqin Literature and Greek MISUNDERSTANDING
Browne. Professor.
The Text Books cannot be arranged the course
is not vet mau,ed They cap however be had here BY
the student wishing 10 attend either class.
To enter the Laun Glass, tie student must be able 10
read SaIust Virgil and for admission into the Greek
Class il is necessary that he shall be qualified u read
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

WILLEiM 4. NARY COLLEGE.
yEyHE LECTURES in this institution will commence
on the Cd Monday in October The departments
OF instruction and The expenses OF the session are Us io
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THE NAVY.
Ann DE- DRrfmeHf. jDlv IL

U
The Board for the Examination If Midshpmen.
vened at the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, the 24Ih
uliuo has cnsed ITS procerdnes,a report Of which
received at the Department, and approved The 9Th
inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

Inc following ls q 'Is' o.
der in which they passed:
john Cassin Henry,
VIM. A Wayne,
Jas. S BIddle.
& R P. Rodgers,
Henry Csdwalader,
Jas. Withers Read,
Washington A. Bartlett,
Robert Buits,
Albert Smith Whittier,
Richard NJ. Tiilo,son,
Francis Winslow,
7. NJ. Mix,
J G. Williamson,
Cough W. Grant,
Benz Romano Nichols,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AM TRUST COMpSSY
Office No ~, South Street Buhimorc
CAPITAL PAID Is, Two Millions Of DulL,rs
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