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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15
mo. SO.

rearcd in the Baltimore Republican, aecias-
ing that, with 1000 \ year, Gen. Hsrtison
would be conten, 10 remain " h,s harcAbin
and drink hard cider. twas sogrrs,ed that Ne
people should rcscn, tho insult thus cass a
their candidate and therefore The writer Of
this drew a log cabin, which VAS psinisd on
transparency and exhibited on The goth OF JAM
uary Since that time log-cahsns have b.
come famous Thus 1, viii be seen that here
Harrison was started. and here bis clog cabin"
was started also. Atsy this, who viii douts
OUT claim TO the sIslc Of rHs Les-cAnfs
SrATr i--Iarrtsbarg CAroa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

The Ceieay Of Liberia and ,fspf M
Litersa has popplation Of i,yoo ffiss
cclonists and so oAv naiives nm
Elements or towns. the two most 81
300 miles apart, on the sea coast,
at various distances, intermediate
tory, procured hy purchase, conta.,a
900 acres of land, and other large tract.
can be easily obtained OF tho native owners In
the same way. The govornmon, is nodded
after our own, and is purely rcpuhlic--admn.
istercd alnns, wholly ny colored people Az
rculture Is thriving and greatly extending.
-Four printing presses are Ia operation.
Tweuiy-oae churches are organized, somc Of
them composed OF native converts. More
than Thirty ordinary minister's are engaged Ia
religious teaching. Many Sabbath Schools
are regularly aliended--And on the whole the
colony never appeared better than now, nor
so entirely attractive to its friends on the
ground OF its great usefulness.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

For the Herald.

"Arc there not moments Ia which we forget
every thing Of earth-its cares, lis sorrows,
It's isappontmen,s-and over the heart there
steals power, making very elysium OF our
eosoms II Er'raei from fhe letter Of a friend. ]
Aye. there are calm and peaceful hours.
Tia, steal upon the heart,
Breaihibgs. as from angels lips.
whieh bids each care depart.
And now. at this lone hour OF night,
When gloom the earth doth I'LL.
There comes voice unto my soul
That whispen-Peace, be still.
Oh, might nv hours forever be,
So flied with peace and love
IN nv freed spin, wings lis fiigh,
To You bright worlds above. b.
Rutland, Dec. 1870.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

TIE Los-CAsIs STATE.-We claim this IL
tie for PENNSYLVANIA. Ia this siaie-ia this
cOuniy-in this town. the impudeoi sheer Of
the Baltimore Republican 81 Gen. Haffison's
poverty was FIRST publicly resented, By inscTib-
ing the ''lOg cabin" uP1n the banners 81 the
people. Here, in Harrisburg, the first too
cABi~ ~as displayed - 40 emblem Of our pm .
eipes. and Of our rOalsmpl fof the snesfs Of
,hs Office holders Son sf,er .be article sp-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

Shock Of an Earthquake. We were visited
on Saturday night between . and 10 clock,
with an extraordinary storm, accompanied by
heavy thunder and vivid lightning. Shortly
after Q, the buildings IN various parts Of our
city, trembled and shook for several seconds.
as II through the agency OF an earthquake. -
We have since been informed thai the waters
of the Delaware were agi,ated by heavy and
unusual swell at the same time.
Phd. Inquirer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

A,efd Calamity We learned the psriieu-
lars, yesterday. Of one Of he most bsar-rcnd-
ing ealsmilies that have ever occurred within
the limits Of Wabash eouaiY. The mother u
Mr. Beaj. r.. Horde. of Evansville, la. his
sister and two children, siadej from that place
a couple Of days since, ora a yisii 20 some
friends ia this state. They pissed through
this town on Tuesday last, on their way 10 the
place Of destination, in hns tso horse car
rage, driven by a mulsiiO man they had
reached The Bonpas river, which, from tho
late heavy rains, was swollen 70 an unusual
height, and IN attempting 70 reach the bridge
BY the road leading close along on the edge u
the river, and which We understand was COW
cred With water, unfortunately missed u. and
were pecipitsied over the back into Inc raging
current. and ihe tao ladies' and children we're
drowned. and also the t~oA orses he rnlsiio
Hsan Was sayed By swimming and tssipg bold
n limb, uniil relief came - his assistance,
Tie bodies Of one Of DE ladies' sod one u The
zil1fe1 bare beer aos19 - Wstsst Pr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

L..
put tne poor insect, and covered WIN inc
pan OF gossamer' Singing All the "me' IN
SWEEP, sac voice.
g, men an Immense P'ocession OF 'np'ns'
Vhey were OF mat kind oaiien oesih head'
onooun'ediy class designed 70 oh'e'a'e es-
eiusVey Al iunefsis,l followed the uudeua-
ker as ne bore out The eody--out as thcy
hoVeu on, 'ney Were ht'ie men ana women
dressed IN erao' each WIN SAD pate iaee'
ana now and then one OF the Younger, with
hahdkereniet pressed TO the eyes, while all
sung IN chorus the following words
crest thee, rest thee, biish,ed one,
Sunshine may no, come TO thee
When our joyous wings are spread, e
Thine q death shall folded BE-
nrs 'nee; SAD hno ssfiy ea"d
,v,r ~" o'' p'es'ans hAoas s~'y'
A, en-. III. =, s,.i
The child heard the hum of their voices
when he had ceased to distinguish the words.
Then he arose and laying his head upon his
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15
From the Ladies' Companion.
THE FUNERAL OF A MOTH
cHILD's VISION.
By Mas. SrgA SAITH

A little child had been amusing itself at the
feet of its mother, kicking and rolling about
and playing all sorts of antics, when il espied
moth disengage itself from the fibres of the
carpet, and poise its small wing with short,
wavering flight. The child stopped its noisy
song, rolled over upon all tours, and commenc-
ed scramble for the poor insect, shaping its
clumsy hand upon the carpet in the hope of
striking il down. IL did so at last--the moth
fell upon its side, quivered slightly and was
still.
The child would have taken il in his hand,
but suddenly there was a sound as ofinnumer-
npi- tiny bells toiiiDg. and very low, nd music.
He laid his cheek upon his arm, the bright
curls falling all about the carpet, and his little
feet stretched out and crossed one over the
other, the di,aranged tunic revealing, liberal
ly, his round white limbs, indolently expos
ed. Thus the child lay, listening to the mu-
sic, that seemed TO say
"Alas, for death is amongst us
ltcould not tell what was mea Mt, but il saw
that the beautiful moth stirred not, and il felt
something very sad mnst have happened. Al
length large black beetle was seen TO move
slowly along, and look at the little insect, and
then, willie the eyes Of the child were fixed
iniently 10 see what would come OF IT, the bee
tie seemed a little small old woman, much
wrnkled, and dressed in black. She moved
about quite briskly, and the child could scarce
forbear a smile 10 see such an alert, diminuiiye
thing. His mothers little gold thimble had
fallen from her basket, and now stood upon
the carpet beside the dead moth, and the child
observed that liiile woman in black was not
as tall as thimble. She took role, made
Of the fbers Of rose leaf from her pocket,
and shrouded the moth, singing all the time,
@Aiss. for the gladstone wing
Shat never more be spread =
When cheerful voices ring,
That may not wake the dead
Then = grssshopper came in with slow,
sepulciIrsl tread, bearing upon his thigh the
several pencarp Of the bslasm Oimpaiians,)
lined with gosssmer and having tzssels hang
! ing from the psll. lie had no sooner sp-
preached the dead moth. than be appeared a
grave and venerable ndertaksr, bearing fhe
cofin, into which he and the bule Old Sonsn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15
Washington, Oct. 81, 1910.

Death by Dro,oniag learn that Col
John Gotham, Of this place, and Mr. McDon-
aid. were drowned, on Sunday evening last.
while attempting 10 pass with a wagon from
the main land at Ssoketl's Harbor 10 the light
house 90 Horse Island. We are also inform
ed that their LOdiss were found near Madison
barracks, yesterday morning, - Wafeyfosen
KeRIsfer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

Po.s<ssts he grsst tooch siene ~ksch trses The
prep-nss % the hsar. bsnss pstnrsi qss,ies
sa< pssses a sahsr good bad Excsss q siuss or
ssesss 81 nes-sresss 81 hsppnsss or ssees 81 nis-
ssy gsasrsily fsss< 10 ths fsnsler Ss1s 81 pov
sry-sssy yksssAs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15
For the Rutland Herald 4.

NJ. Ed,i0.--'rhe following lines were not
TginaIy designed for publication, but were
|rseu.ed 10 a friend as a tribute OF respect
! he memory of the deceased, 10 whom they
dedicated. They are now forwarded at
esrnes, solicitation Of surviving relatives,
y you viii doubtless confer favor upon a
|sxsous circle Of friends by giving them an
rriaa r vops pspsrs zcas vor Hse-a tksssrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

Disc0pery IN
probably a most
branch OF natural
a fortnight ago in
ing engine, at :
Railway, near n
m a,touptinu u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

DROTHER JONATHAN-The largest and most beautiful news
ID paper published the world Larger by MY square inches
Than any other ne sl.pe published in the United States. Pub
lhcd SATURDAYS lG1 Nassau street, New York Pnce 81
yrar-iwo copies for -. 80 .
the pleasure OF spreading before The
reading public weekly periodical containing greater amount
and variety useful and entertaining miscellany than 10 be
found in anv similar publication IN the world
Each o contains a. large an amount of read
inc matter a. found ordinary dnodcemO, winch
S2-and than contained volume ni lryngs 20
meand all Three Dollars For - Two copies will be
forwarded one wear, copy two years.
Since The publication of original prospectus, the Brother
red and IL ample before has been 80
much much than the former quantity ni the
the day j. embraced IN It's immense
capacity from all The prominent and celebrated
day assist in swelling cuntcntS nnd whatever Is
new rich or rare Immediately transferred 10 its columns All
periodicals Of American writers OF repne a
pages and the of the foreign press are laid under
btInns this country To the Miscc
1neoS and Literary Department the closest attention PAID ana
all and original contributions strict care !. dsNo
avoid all may touch upon the opinions of any party IN
religion politics.
Experience taught that had marked ont path for
ourselves people delight follow, the Brother
Jonathan shall continue, begun 10 he bold gentle; weigh
light grave, merry WITTY smooth danE, interest
inspired aud incompatible newspaper. II shall be srn
dols mirror ai the world will stand reflected IL sha
both srSes-Far Tales for uvers Of the maNeluuecend i
fr Wit mongcrSuts and alsins io
yrnded for musical ovefsSonncts u"
aiies-Sentiment for old Observation-Disclosures for poltcansann
Lectures Sermons, Criticisms, Epgrams &c, &c. &C, Tor al
the world. Letters should be addressed to
Publishers Of The 'BrOtaer Jonathan" " York.
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cipe-My disposition in either will be, TO FAIRLY
TRY, NOT IMPLICITLY TRUST.

cipe-Ay disposition in either case will be, TO FAIRLY
TRY, NOT IMPLICITLY TRUST.
Let say, that take this ground from caicnla-
ton. am not quite green enough TO make such blum
der that would be. On the contrary, know the po-
sition have taken 10 Ee oil sell denal-of peril
shall offend the Wings, without conci;a,.ng the De-
mocfats But SIR, If can snstaln myself, shall BIZ
more than compensated by occupying the proud pos.
ton of being n representative, not bound hand ana
f by partizan letters.
Mr.. Speaker, cannot conclude these remarks, which
have been extended greater length than designed
and which, from their very nature, have been desul
tory without again recurrng-l hope do not evInct
an undue sensi;iveness about ito the very illibera
and unjust mqnner in which have been dealt with BY
the Wing party; but more particularly By ITS organ
ST. have been especially singled out for attack and
in,nolation. OF all the lmpractcab!es | have been
pursued with the greatest ma gnity And, strange !"
saw too, BY a press, the master-spirt OF which, NJ
whose genus is the only bright ray that surrounds H.
and from the most unqna he'd scorn mas told
me personally again and again, that hr believed me I"
be honest and patriotic, though mistaken, and who has
as often declared his purpose 10 take me out from among
o,bn,s in his structures whom he did It believe to be
equally homes, and patriotic But Sir, know is not
he that IS ASA ny me--He is a of generosity
his generosity il is true like his genus, erratc-iis
nay mo- Itself sometimes where no INC expects it, and
withholding il at others where every oe % lacking for
its exhibition But st he is man Of generosity
But. Sir care not for the attacks of the Richmond
Wing whether il be- backed not by the great Wing
partv--No, SIR | will say to them, single or combined,
with James Fliz-James-
'sComs one, ALI this rock shall 'y
From Il base, rs ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
Stratton's Office.
March 10

TICKETS in all the Lotteries and the really ncky numbers Tor
i sale a, STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos in Va Lcesbuc Lottery No. E1 drawn feo IS
10 3 Al SO Ii Is 30 20 10 50 81 Is
Ticket Nos lG 20 6 another sold and caed by
Drawn Nos in Sussex County Lottery, No g. drawn Feb ~
81 50 q 81 10 % "A So 81 81
Ticket Nos. q - 81 prize Of 81 ,02o
Drawn Nos. in Town Hall Lottery, No ,, drawn Feb p
III % Is 81 60 l9 70 Is - 26 65
Whole Ticket Nos Il 10 "a, prze Of $50 All sold and
cashed by Statton the all prize seller.
Drawn Nos in Alexandria Lottery No 3, drawn Feb 81
81 81 40 10 66 - Il - - - -
Ticket Nos Il u.s. another capital sold and cashed by STRAIT
TON.
Drawn Nos Consolidated Lottery OF Nd No drawn Feb %
So IL 10 a. 50 % 4s % 30 81 u
Half Ticket Nos IL 50 So sold and cashed by STRaTTOS
Drawn Nos in Sussex County Lottery, No. drawn Feb ~
IA 10 81 IL
Ticket Nos. il 10, Two moro sold and eashed by
Do do IL ~ 81 STRATToN.
Drawn Nos Va. Welshurc Lottery No. 9 drawn Feb %
43 IL IS > 46 81 u 81 50 81 II IS 81
Whole Ticket Nos. IL 81 60, prize of SIPS Al sold and
cashed by STRATIoN
Drawn Nos in Va. Leesburg Lottery No 3 drawn march,
l3 70 81 81 10 ~ IS 80 II 10 81 b n
NB-ordes from the country promptly and eonhdsntialy al
''A1'1 : " Riesaond, 70
Msysh 10 nl-&
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

The Fredericksburg Arena is making very short
work Of the Elections "Mr Millions (Whig) election
is considered very certain, in Louisa.-And Major
Payne's reelection is certain in Fluvanna This
Our information exactly counter TO that of the
Arena In Louisa, the boot is the other leg Lips
combs election is considered certaiu.-And in Flu.
wanna, the result depends upon the union and rgy
of the Republicans If Jennings yields to his generous
and patriotic feelings there is every to efec,
and permits the whole Republican vote to be cnncen.
trated upon Dr.. Wills who is older citizen and
more generally known than himself, we consider OLD
Flu. safe. What! will she who gave Martin Van Blu
majority of 25O in 36, go of for a candid ,te
who flies the flag of William Henry Harrison Are
her sturdy to be turned into such Of wax
to abandon their principles upon the mere whistle O
W. c. Rives, or J. Garland. or merchant in Their
county, To your posts, then! Republicans of Fluvan
ma and redeem your noble county from the thraldom
to which these intrguans are attempting to sedue.
ysx.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.
WE are selling goods cheaper than have ever hern able
w Offer them before having laid in the same at very low rates
We Offer the fol- wing:
the barrel. cash
n do Porto Rico. nj very low prices
S do prime 81. Croy Sugar
ln0 hacs e. ;Tae from 10 IL cents, nm
100 hills Orleans Moasscs rst rate family article al 80
cents per gallon by the barrel, cash
N hhds. prim" W~si India do.
Gn hls No Gross ierrinrs. at 81 50-perf'ciy sound
40 packages Loaf Sugar some a low as u l2 cents
ao mis- most beautiful Clarified Sugar, perfectly white suitable
for preserving, &c.
o. packages splendid Teas
IN Ioyes very fresh bunch Raisns
Cheese Of varinis grades
AiSpicc Black Pepper, Ginger Mace and Cloves
10 600 lbs Cotton Yam al reduced prices
Nail: Of every description
Iron Of all sizes
Salt O largest and hest sacHlng
Raw Cotton and Wool. Cotton aud Wool Cards
I,atnp Oil Sperm and Tallnw Candles
Powder and Shot, TuTpcntine soap
And great variety of other goods, suitable for farmers and
Others
the very lowest prices cdshbeevng that all trade must ut
mately 10 that. WAL Witt"
March 10 l0l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

NJ We are authorized TO announce MIR. ARCHIBALD
ArSISsoS as candidate for reelection 10 the Senate
in the District Of Isle of Wight.
IT We are authorized to announce Col JSo. GUER-
KASr as candidate for reelection in the county OF
Goochand in the next n. OF Delegates.
re We are authorized to announce Mr.. JAMES c.
Sports candidate for reelection in the county OF
farewell.
II We are authorized to announce Mr.. PAUL TAY-
on as candidate for reelection in the county of Ha
lifix -
J. We are authorized to announce Capt WM. Dill.
LARD rs a candidate for the county Of Surry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
CORRESPONDENTS.

TTOW WHSHEHYzON, .HNFrN .,
81 feel persuaded shall beat this miserable hypo-
critical party Of all the flag ends and fragments Of fac
ton united upon spurious candidate, adopted by
puson, repugnantly accepted, and supported by an
the Opposition utterly degraded by its present course
Its adoption of Rives at the very moment when ne
has most disgraced himself in keeping with the loose
principles, political and moral of the bastard fedora
sm yclept Whiggcry. II is insult TO the Old Do
mnion to suspect her faith, for the sake of such
candidate and such party. There doubt last
Spring. but there is certainly now of the triumph
Of right principles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
To CORRESPONDENTS.

The third number of "VISDEn" IS in hand, but un-
avoidably postponed till Thursday We are ais" com,
PEELED for want of room, to lay over another powerful
article on "The Sef.condemncd Accusers (Rlchmond
Wing and others BY "a DemOcrat, and therefore for
Statc Rights. We have also various other Commune
cations hand-one from the pen Of Mr.. J. /. Ander-
son. who has at last thrown the sumerset expected, and
come out like his Leader, for VIM. H. Harrison-tnr-
getting all the and al! the ohectons which he
himself threw into the resolutions from the county OF
Botetourt, in 1896. The tcrgIversationls as shame
less as that which is said TO mark the course OF
Mr.. James Garland, as detailed in the mastery
article of ''Bue Ridge There never was rankcr
apostacy, than has been displayed by tins Clique
in the short space of little more than three
years. We might say to them, Hamlet said to his
mother, "Frailty, thy name is Conservatives We
shall publish this last Letter of Mr. Anderson and
with il the udicrous counterpart OF his Address,
and tie resolutions of lS36-We publish it with re-
greet both on his account and that of readers
After this beT ancient comrades to look to the
presses Of the Whigs-to which they properly be-
long-for comfort and for They constitute the
appropriate organs for their extraordinary and
trio etfusons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
Posi- orficE, RIcHMoyp, Va, /

FosT OFFICE, RIcHM0vp VA.
9th March, 1870.
CERTIFY o. my knowledge and belief that let
bearing the frank of Fec Carter cra1rd has been
mailed at this office. WM A. DAVIS
ASSISTANT p W
r. ST. further certify that make up the Hampton Mail my
SELF and had such thing occurred would have certainly
under my notice. w. A. D.
March 10 iGl-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

TTEvTIoN, ARTILLERY Attend Meeting of the Com
~ pany the Gnn house, Hedne'sdn the m OF March,
al half pas. O'Clock, P. NJ. By order nf the Captain.
H. B. ANCARROW, O. 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

4 Sign.-Mr. Clay pompnus VISIT was cried up as
the visit Of retiring statesman-as visit to his native
countv-as the visit of private gentleman to his ma
tive Statc--as so little connected with politics. that
all parties might safely participate the reception, and
know certain Republicans whose temperament IS az Int
lie given suspicion that of any onebGt Tor the
life Of them, they could not swallow the bait. They
regarded all these professions hnmbug, and the visit
as mo e or less political The 50 ection of the time,
when the Legislature were IN session. when the wing
Convention about to meet when 81 many strangers
were hockinc TO the city, when there were 50 many OPP
portuntes Of receiving and scattering information, OF
laying schemes and accommodating the cue the Hot
spur dcclaimer who attended the great Table Orator
the monstrous Dime. which followed, with its pot-
eel oratons and its toasts-the dinner al Hanover Court
house, where Mr. Bolts developed the scheme nt tour
years term to The Military Chetian and of the success
sion tn Mr. CLAY, &c, &c.--all these circumstances
have stamped The character OF the vis-and 1t W IL
hereafter be as well known hy the name Of the pritca
VISIT as the "monstrons nncr will be known in The
characteristic boast of the Wing, 'fhc dinner. =
But there is another sign which seems TO confirm this
conclusion. Mr.. II. A. Wise Thursday last in
Philadelphia, and attended and addressed large wing
meeting held for the purpose hearing the Report OF the
Delegates to the Harrisburg Convention of the 22d ut
Upon this occasion, says the National Gazette, "Ar.
Wise alluded particularly to Mr.. Clays recent appear
ance IN Richmond and The political demonstration there
upon. 1t admitted then, that this visit was poi-
teal dcmonstrdti0u upon the Old Dominion Who now
doubts it, except the verrst gull who can swallow the
prossrst humbuu of the Wings:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

NJ The Republican Committee of this City, and
the Committees of both Houses of the Legislature are
reminded that the adjourned meeting takes place this
Evening in the Senate Chamber at seven o'clock
The Republicans in the City and neighborhood are &C.
morally requested To attend at the wigwam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

The Committee appointed to in:o:a, =
HOLIDAY, ST., that he was noIina.t5 i,
last, as the Democratic Republican car, "a,
sent this county in the next Gene,
executed their comm ssion, and aanG' he
pie that Mr.. HOLIDAY has arcfP'e'
and is hereby declared candidate -, Ct,
March s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

1J' few words, in next upon Mr.. Senator
Faulkners Address tn the Wings in Martnsburg, on
the I'd inst That gentleman has fallen into sin
pular bunders
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
MpIlicnl College.

The College of this City closed its session, the %
inst, when they conferred the degree Of NJ. d. on Il
students. The whole number during the session was
63-nf whom, 81 from this State, and the Others
from Georgia and North Caroma.--Thc Faculty have
determined to deliver course of Lectures during the
summer, for the accommodation of the studens-be
ginning The first Monday of Aprl-the whole course
embracing all the Professors Lectures, for 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

Judge May has declined the Presidency Of the Ex'
change Bank al Norfolk, and VIM w. Sharp, Esq, has
been appointed.