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The Polynesian., 1841-12-04

very distinguished English nobleman, Lord
B-In, having had the honour of dining
with the king in that unceremonious manner
in which he delights to withdraw himseIfirom
the traInmels OF state, the conversation was
carried on as IT between equals and his Ma
Jesty, inter alta, remarked that he "was the
only sovereign now in Europe fit to fill
throne" Lord Btu, somewhat staggered
by this piece of egotism, muttered out some
tr'te compliments upon the great talent for
government which his royal entertainer had
always displayed, sc. Sc, when the King
burst into fit of laughter, and exclaimed,
-" No, no, that is not what mean; but
kings are at such discount in our days, there
Is no saying what may happen; and am the
only monarch who has cleaned his own boots,
and could do it again -
The Polynesian., 1841-12-04

70 his originality in striking out a new
course and RECALLING us continually with
not only occasional sentiments, but in ma
nv instances with whole pages of his own
private feelings, his griefs and his loves.
This certainly shows great deIicacy on the
authors part, and pleasing confidence
in him towards the public. We thus
close our remarks upon work, the like
Of which is not often to be met with, and
which we do not doubt will long hold its
place upon the shelves of the booksellers.
Boston Eve. Gazette.
The Polynesian., 1841-12-04

The New Orleans Crescent City has come
out III new type. Mackintosh-thc Sand
wlch lslander-has retired from it and got
INTO the True American. BY the way, do
any OF our readers remember the apostlophc
to Macintosh, after he left st. Louis, COM
mencing:
"O-"hy-hee went, O-uy-hee came" sc. sc
we should like to get copy.-N York
paper.
The Polynesian., 1841-12-04
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF EONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
Nov. q, Am Ship Herald, Nye, New Bed
ford, 80 mos 1850 sp.
%, Sch Paalua, Lahaina.
SAILED.
Nov. q, U. S. Ship Vincennes, C. Wilkes,
Esq Commanding U. S. Explor-
ing Squadron, Manila and Singa-
pore,
U: S. Brig Porpoise, G. Ringgold,
Lieut.. Commander, do. do
Z. 5. Brig Oregon, o. Carr, Lieut..
Commander, do. do.
y. s. Sch Flying Fish, S. Knox.
Commander, do, do
Am Ship Daniel Webster, Plaskett,
to cruise.
Am Ship Abigail, Cox, do.
Am Ship Herald, Nye, do.
=" Am Barque Reaper, Neal, do.
80, Sch Paalua, Kauai.
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Six Copies only Of complete
paper.

sets of the Pol ynes an, for the whole
eighteen months past, including Vols. and
ii, will be bound in one volume. and be
ready for sale within few days, at the store
OF Marshall & Johnson. Price, 50 the set.
Vol: l., by itself, of which only few copies
arc left, can be had at the same place for S.
The Polynesian., 1841-12-04

ANECDoTE OF LOUIS PHILIPPE. May we
be permitted here to relate recent anecdote
Of his Majesty, at once extremely character
stic, and indicative Of superior mind? A
The Polynesian., 1841-12-04

12AIlO-A 8 DDtAWN2o
Offer for sale on reasonable terms. the
cargoes of the ship VIM. Gray from Bos-
ton, and Joseph Peabody from China. con-
sIstlng of large assortment of American.
English and China Goods,
WANrED-Bi'ls Of Exchange on Eng
land or the United States.
Honolulu, Nov. 30, ISll.
The Polynesian., 1841-12-04
Rooms to Let.

A PARLoR and BED Room adjoining,
suitable for Gentleman and Lady. or
single gentlemen. Apply to
b. PITMAN JR.
Nov. l3, lS1l. If. O.
The Polynesian., 1841-12-04
a Advertisements.
For Mazatlan,

81, The Brig JOSEPH PEA
-IA BODY, JOHN DoMlNls, master,
4KAR will sail for the above port soon,
provided sufficient number of passen-
gers can be engaged. Apply to
PIERCE & BREWER.
Nov. 20, lS4l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

~ aNCERY-vIHcrsia:At rules holden in The CLERKS
Office Circuit Superior Court Of Law anu Chancefy io
the County thy and the City Of williamsburg on inc
eighth day of September the one thousand eight hundred
and foriy-one
Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on buildings Of Inc
stat" ui Virginia, fiaht'h'
against
George Taylor adr de bons with the will annexed, Of
Andrews, deceased, and the said George Taylor ana
Catarne wife, Joseph Is. wilkinson and Catharne ms VIE,
Andrews Catharne Randoph an infant child OF no
h.rt Randolnlh dec and Others Defendants:
The defendants, Joseph H. Wilkinson and Cahane his VILE
and Elizabeth having entered their appearance ana
given security according Of Assembly and the rules oi
This court appearing by satisfactory evidence hat t are
un inhabitants Commemorative On the motion u The
plaintiffs Attorney ordered that The said defendants
Joseph Wilkinson and Ca,harne his wife, and Elizabeth An
Lrrws appear The Judge Of the said Circuit superior
Law and Chancery At The rules To be holden ~ inc
Clerk office said Court in the said City Of Williamsburg
the Monday December and answer tie bill oil Inc
plaintiffs secny for performing such decree as te
Cou, herein; and that copy Of this order hr forth
with newspaper published in the City OF Ricl
nond and continued for months successfully, and that
another copy posted the front door r Courthouse in the
said City al Williamsburg two successive Court days
Copy-Te.te, TIL y. CoGBiLL, C"rS-
Con, 37-wSW
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(Frcm he .fadisoniaa.)


The article which recently appeared IN tins paper,
on this subject ard signed "a Member OF the 21th
Congress- is exciting extensive discussion, and so far
us we have observed, approved than condemn
I'D by both parties The Lynchburg Vrg is doubt
u on the subject, and says il is the same system in
principle which was proposed by Gen. Jackson, and
thinks sit will be found TO look better on paper than !,
will work" The Norfolk Herald seems to like the
project "a Boston Merchant" in the Bay sta'e De.
nocrat, highly approves ofit altogether the best
most desirable prejet ever yet presented 70 Inc
American people" correspondent OF the Boston
Post objections to the details, and fears It
would be at once establishing "paper currency,
which to him especially horr'fc, and tears Il
would place the private funds of individuals too much
under the control of the Government. The IN York
Tribune" looks upon the scheme only an improved
edition of the Sub-treasury The "Journal OF Bank
ing" says:
appears be the only kind Of fiscal agency that can
lie r. violating the Constitution, aud departing
f,m The true principles Government II will that
sr of the pan hni they would be The
H. very different from which bills Of credit"
The article in question, although not endorsed by u.s.
has been extensively repubshed, and the discussion
which is growing out oft will do no harm, but posi-
bly, may result in great good
The project is by means new or Original. some
thing similar has been tried, we believe, at VENICE al
Amsterdam, and at ST. Petersburg. Russia adopted
similar system no longer ago than January, ls4o-,kus
STA, with population Of upwards Of fifty five Millions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

CRAMPIAN HILLS For stLE-Thc subscribers offer fur
VI the above Farm the residence Of the late Gus
Muir II situated on Bltewood Creek IN
Dinwdde oGny, Is miles southwest Of Petersburg, and 10
of the Court house II contains upwards of 1850 acres Of
land; half which original wous and well Tim
beed pines aud open land II lies remarkably
cultivation The soil is partly Of red stiff clay admra
bly, adapted raising and other grain; and partly OF low
suited the growth Of tobacco There
good dwelling house, Offices house dairy and all
cessary attached 10 it, numbering in all about a
healthy and well waerea tract Of land in the
try The situation naturally among the handsomes IN Viz
gna and improved liberal and tasteful
with great variety fruit ard ornamental trees rendering
beautiful residences this section Of the
try addition, attached 10 Corn and newly erected
Saw M-aIso, Cotton Gn and from 800 TO $50 OF Land
which and has been covered by mill pond for upwards Of 100
and said by judges to be equal 10 the lands OF Missouri
might easily reclaimed The above property will be d.
vdcd ii will alone be sold privately IL Is
acd pleasant neghhorhood aud ajons lands Of Mr.
Rober, C. Booth, Captain William H. Cousins Mr. g. 7. Beve
and others.
For terms information concerning the property those
wishing purchase invited call upon F. Adnlplus alu
resident upon the address him. Darvis o., John
A. Muir, Petersburg, or William A. Muir Richmond.
F. ADOLpilUS MUIR,
JOHN 4. MUIR,
WILLIAM A. MUIR,
Executors Of Gustarns a. MUIR d<csased.
July 2 l6-2lwl w&wu
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IIaMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.-Ihe Winner session !"
this institution will commence ON tho III day I" November
next, and the ith "Wednesday Of Apr following
The Faculty of the College, win their serera departments o
Instruction., as follows: - 49,.
William Maxwell, President, Professor of Moral Philosophy
&c,
Robcrr C. Branch Professor Of Ancient Languages.
BENJAMIN u. Ewcll, Professor Of Mathematics
Daniel Gardiner Professor Of Natural Philosophy and Che
msuy.
Muses. y. IIu.c, Tutor.
Thr Classical ~ instruction occupies four years in each
nf which there sessions.
The studies the and Sophomore years the La
languages, with the Classical L.craureconcct
cd with them; Arithmetic Algebra and Geometry IN all It's
branches.
Of the Junior the higher Classics and Mathe-
MATES. Philosophy and Chemistry Including notice.
various subjects connected with III Astronomy Geology and
Botany. - .
Pbosohy (lncudne Evidences of Christianity civil Pn
INV Political Economy Law OF Nations, Logic khetorc aud
Bellies Iercs.
Besides this Classical course there is also English course
occupying three years and embracing all the same suue' WIN
the exception uf ancient l.anriages
To enter College member Of the Freshman class, The APP
pcan besides hearing GOOD moral character must nav. pro
with the branches Of an English edn
cation aud competent knowledge Of the Latin and Greek Ian
ynasr-. thus qnaed however he may be received rs
student and lifted Ia join the caAs as soon as posi-
br
STUDENT entering College join any higher class, for
which he is properly prepared.
Student. eighteen years Of not wishing to engage IN
the regular such studies as he
guardians shall Indicate, and the Faculty sall ap
prove
The discipline College is liberal, but the time
sufficiently gentle aud acra As ossD bnt always
vicant and effective.
Monthly reports general department. diligence and pro-
fcc students with notices of particular Delinquent
ared their and guardians at The end oil
rvc mouth
The expenses areboard sfO tuition 500
rent 81; deposit S. hire, 81 15-l able IN al
MOSES H. HUE, Ger. ~ me rdchHg
OCT 43-wiw
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4 LANYARD IN HANOVER FOR REAT.-Thc subscriber
~ posed lease cut his LANYARD At New Market
late The Jas boswell, deceased There Is \
curry shop house, brick bark house, some hundred eet
long bark MILL &C. The yard has undergone some
repairs, aud IL now in use. ,,,
Ii yard rented ont in some short ne c supscI'fI
SAM. Of Industrious and sober habits aud who come well
for correct and gentleauy department. Wages
10 correspond with the business done.
For further information, address - .,,,-o~ n =,
Perdon, HanSrer eouH y, "a.
IJ-M-ts
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AsormrR EDITOR DEAp.-The Tallahassee fio ~.
dian of the 22nd, says:-We have to record tor Inc
third time within month, the decease OF ono'nei
member of the Florida press. Nathaniel NJ. Honafo'
Esq, the surviving conductor Of the "Ford'an ha'
followed his late partner Dr. Gibson, and Col. "eo'
of The Apsachcoa Journal, 10 "that undiscovered
country from who,e bourne no traveller returns;
lie died on yesterday in this city, of the P'eSa'ins
fever, after an illness OF only forty.eght hours. vi
sncctaIe connections about ~ years Of age. He was
practical printer, intelligent, and Of the most correct
habils and alnabIe disposition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs-F.iLL, 1871.
In McrcLnnts EamiLies md ntkcrs

y II. JENKINS has received, and will open and
H. stock Of entire FALL. AND WINTER
DRY GOODS he has purchased Having made extensive
preparations bargains those who
fin II 10 their interest call and examine the following:
Brown Shirngs &, 10, l2c and hnc
Cotton uznabnr:s, II ., 10 and lie
Plaid and plain iinseys, 4, Is, 2c and finer.
Negro Clothing, for men, II Is, 20c. aud finer.
Clntlis, Cassmcrrs and Vcstngs, all kinds.
Red Fannels ut 10, 2Ie., Il. I'd, Is Sd and finer.
White Pannrls nj Is GI Is. - b.. 81. and finer
Mousclin de LANES, At 81 q, D. 4, S, for dress
Plain Monsrlins Of all culors and prices.
Rich and elegant Monsrn Dresses, STYLES
Plain striped figured and plaid silks, all styles
Elegant Chene ard o her Silks for dresses.
Lille Edyings aud l4aces, new patterns aud cheap
Thread Edeinas and Laces, all prices.
Lace Wells and rich silk scarfs
Great gains in Blankets, Of all kinds,
$1,000 yards Caiieoes, fer dresses all sces from 10 2le
and finer.
Furniture Calicoes, NJ 8, 10, l2,c. L. and finer
New style Shawis, Manfil!as and Scarfs
Every price Linen Cambria flandk.rce from &c. Is
10 the inest
An style Fall and Winter Bonnets Bonnet
RihanGs and Bonnet Flowers.
In addition the above Irish Linens. all prices. and every
article Linen Department. altogether Turning the most
full and Fashionable stock 81 Goods ever offered al
Il. II. JENKINS CAeop CASA Dry Goods Storr.
Sept. n9 i-wlI
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Pdssagc ana fore reduced 10 trc dollars.
THE STEAMBOAT RAPPAHANNoCK, Capt " Fairbank,
continues 10 leave Baltimore every Saturday evening
O'Clock Returning leaves fredericksburg Tuesday evening
O'Clock, and will take passengers from Baltimore appaan
noek Port Royal and fredericksburg any other landing place
The River, going returning FOL five dollars including meals
REUBEN I. THOM, .Agent.
Fredericksburg. May 81, 1871.
y- The Four Horse STAGE LINE, between Tappahannock
and Richmond with The Steamboat Tapjaannock
both from and the Eastern Shore and thus affords person,
residing thereon the cheapest quickest and mos; direct
with the capital Of tie Stale q. I. TllOA, agsa.
Sept. 81, ISL. 4l-w6w
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a.ucu Yrr RxMAiSs us.uSo."
THE INDIAN sUMMER-Ecrds IN Ssa's on,

THE INDIAN SUMMER-Eords IN Sec'on
h ru,y;n, Anon mnus Verses are he 'uuni-nn my ~
no, s striking poeiica - c - stSu,hsr, Irr,r
J.J;o, Suum1r in the October No oil Tue W;i ,h
iasoidH o,a IN. prn of a lady al Nlrgna-whoi
1880 - n,uch distinguished for her skiii III rhy'hn rs ~ p"se
So iat grace she throws upon every nc ,,n ~,
therefore the corners ana eoc's uuis W! so!
.nd neasant The pa;ties We orinsu III hc eouse
,h,, Tong lingering and beautiful Autumn ne ao a s
M season in the Southern States VINO hs wa'.nsu ~,
down Of glory Of coors upon the WI anu saa1
~ ha, hchcId power 10 give beauty !" Drcay-"h
has wandered woods that vary every "a. ~ W. s
and Carpct-who has oieaheu Tue SUI
mir Of the Indian summer ana no.eu Tue "a. ,,,,,asa
So n its red and mildly beamng snnShine-mho h
-, as, rich offerings Of fruits and flowers anu ea up
skies burr and pu,er than Imagination cond nave eu
nnrninp wearing their horizon tt sort " pnl
ny md At evening gathering around the sunset ny
in syr,y yaIiat translucent Oeauty-hc ohY ca
splendor Of Summer sta!ewe W VIC '.o'
a de.nly inhued with the spirit OF Poetry ana read IN
Book Of the World with heart iai wen aipe.'
THE INDIAN SUMNER
r, .omcs il comes with golden sheaf
In In ,he time of the ssre and yellow leaf
And i, filings the fruit from the Blended t'cc,
And scattcrs round In is reckless glee
I, pays on the brow Of the maiden FAIR,
And parts with liz fingers her raven mar.
II comes il COMES and its minstrels wing
Der the CLASSY lake isqnivcrins,
Huh music, soft as the mellow strain
OF zephyrs oy the swelling main,
/ .laddcus wales NJ II floats along,
And stream and mountain rc-echo Tile song.
II comes it comes like 4 fairy sfrte
ARRIVED in robes Of go-sainer white, .
And the carpet OF leaves on the ground Sffead,
And the flowers yield meath us conluelihS ueau'
For il strides along in It's knsly way
like shadows that fiji NJ the close OF da!.
I, comes. i, comes and the rpened grain
Is wrearhng crowns for its golden reign,
And The bright eye sparklcs with liqiid iisht,
Like The en,hroned on the brow OF night,
And the teemins fields their oterln. bring
ufplSh T d
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. r--u -oTnoL1e Towrs Rirfr Farm. for sale.

a uery raluabie James Rt1tr Farm Jor sac.
TIME .uscfbrr desires To dispose Of his Farmwlc is
as he believes of much II lies on James river, In the
il owned by Mrs Elizabeth Harding, and owned by Mr..
Edward scott and pr F. w Roystrr. Il contains about DO
aia Of them river botlom aud the heh ahh a. eoa a.
in his ciion Of the county There large body Of wood land
good proportion well mbcred The situation very pet
the dwelling house large and convenient na,ns iou
rooms and yery broad passage stairs, aud four chmncs
The such usually found On large ians
Private solicited till the 4h Of December, Satur
day on dav certainly be exposed 10 public sale u
disposed privately before Should at happen tile public
shall be anrrised of thousand dollars Will be required
ca>-hc pa be accommodated to The wish
es IF The purchasers THOMAS a. liAhklS.
D-
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Fall Stock of Books, &c. }, L.,

w. HhapoLPh GO, B"oksELLrRs AID Booy.,,
- az X d. SdHrdys Old Stand Main srsa iNorii
lon 10 their former heavy stock receiving by eys M
ehoce selections OF Goods for Fall sales which th PACK
Their customers and the public generally. ayna o,ef
portion Of their purchase for cash. enables them W a.
cas Customers ut lower prices than usual in our - sell
Bo"khndinS IN every variety executed on n,olrr,
superior woIkiIrn. e efih', j
Plan" Fortes, made by Stodar woTcc,,er and Dn,,
Yofk-a supply always hand. These iustn,,,, Nes
nomnced by Judges I" be good They apprrca,ea ne y
known; and proof Of II, Mr. Nash of prtrr.hr, eet
given time than all The other ealrrs IN va,
w. RANDOLPH { Co. F,nsa
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srou Hor,E GEM,-uring pendency of the question be
,ha ae Collector Of ~ and the importers OF Grease
whether that article entitled enter free OF duty or was ia
III n nav specific rate per pound enumerated article
IL T The follow ing trihe way the Treasury De
r,m.nt Ii shows "Honoable East India Company
had is Charles chained desk too have among those
,rng al receipt of kindred spirits whose gena
will not be imprisoned:
" DUTY on CREASE.
The mountains look Marathon
And Marathon looks on the sea:
And musing there hour alone,
deemad that Grease might still be free
Pr, bs col,etcr says il pans as Talou. BYRON.
The return mail carried back the following reiolnder
o tho you say that Greece free
That lovely land Of bards and beauty.
Yet OHIO there exacs his fee,
And dares 10 subject Greece 10 duty
The appraisers look marrow bones
And MfFroW bones tallow BORE
Report, dhd end importers groans,
'''rs cREAsE-6ut ttrms grease no more "
albany Ere. Jour
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Mn. d Mrs. PERSICO'S
Boarding and Dry School for Youns Lndi.

DOdTHLHS ana DHY ofHOOt JOF lOHn1 I1difs
TIME duties this Intuition will be- RESUMED n, ~
i October, when The thorough aud effective cour.- ~ ~
lion heretofore pursued will be faithfully ana zeaI '
nird. ~
The plan of this School embraces all The branches a.
education including the French, Spanish Italian ~
The teachers, the number ~ seven
inmates OF The family, have been selected viii yrw
sound learning and elegant accomplishments w.h cA,i.,i
ciplr. ' ~
10 be taught with any degree of success, be made ~ 49,
Of familiar conversation. The time allotted 10 ,,..
short that the pupils must necessarily be-
this difficulty, Principal has IL ra+n.c and o,tI
tanned III. Of accomplished Partisan lady Nh
hines high nainncEts with refined manners. AID wll ~
her time and attention daily during the six scholastic ,
In instrumental aud vocal Music the dsinsushrI r.
iessors have been engaged.
Hiss FORD will continue 10 reside IN the family aud r
struction the Piano and Harp y
Mr.. BASStNI viii also continue III. instructions Sp-t,.
This institution provided with extensive, rul,.,
Mechanical and Chemical Apparatus for The illustration u
steal Science
To object Is attention paid in th: rstlhishp,n,
the comfort and moral Improvement Of BuardeIs, H.
gardrd all respects members Of the family enUyils
as practicable all the pleasures Of Honr.
The School divided into four departments each heinz ,
y disconnected with the Others and having We'll rt,
teacher presiding limited number OF Pupils Tins m,
ded and promscuOus School has bee
Waited and the anxious Snictude OF The Principal r-., r.
utility Of cement has hren tested By e,
and every succeeding year has manifested the app, H.
IN the zeal and advancement of the pupils.
~ Terms usual. Application for further Information
made 10 &. PERSico, Prae.gf
Sh0etoe IhH Rcsspsa ~.
Mr.. Pcrsico earnestly advises parents AMI guardians
their children wards - early practicable.
Sept. ~ a.,
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Scttistil!., August scf. - - y
CoLUMBIaN COLLEGE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
" The Lectures Medical Department Of this Institution
viii commence The first Monday in November annually, and
continue until the ii Of March,
This period f courses viii he delivered on Tic vafi
branches Of medicine, by
Tho- sewal N. d. Professor of Pathology and the Prac-
Harvey Liuisy ~ d. Professor of Obstetrics and the Dis
eases Of Women md Children.
Thomas Miller W. H.. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
John 81 Thomas NJ. H. Professor Of salerla Meea aud The
rapeutic.. 49,, n c r.
j. Frederick May, H. Professor Of Surgery, late Professor Of
Surgery n the University Of Marya -
Frederick HAIL. NJ d., Professor of Chemistry and fharmacy
Samuel &. Sn"i ~. H., Demonstrators Of Anatomy 49,, :,
The Medical College at the corner 81 lUtn anu T.
from the Capitol and the Pfehents house
In The scnen This building, and the organization" Of
the school particular reference has been had to the study o.
lira Anatomy branch which the student viii emo! peculiar Ia
cilitirs for cniyaiinc. -. ,,,.,, 49,.
The Professor Of Pathology and Practice will illustrate The
mpoiant Pathological conditions oi Tie system ny means
Of I'iilun'> Pathological Models . =,
The surgery viii show all The operations upon the
III Professor Of Chemistry complete Chemical and Phi
lo-uphical apparatus 80 =, a.. ,.., j., n,
apparatus ample collection OF preparations ana
drawings.
A. there are many Young Of talent and worth in different
able To avail themselves benefit Of public lectures The Pr
resolved admit gaiuliously two such student
Of the States, and from each "l TIE ~
oher however, TO guard against INDIVIDUALS Whose
and character do qualify them to become nsein members %
rocssiOn the selection is placed III Tue hanus tue
Tors and Delegates Congress- each Of whom has Tie rst 10
select from his respective State or ifofy, au
wsc certificate Of will BIZ passport 10 all the lectures
ly paying only, on entering the SCHOOL, '"e usua' a'e
The .nc expense for course lectures by all the Profess
i. SO Dssccling ticket Sl0 optional with The STUDENT
All prrsons who have attended full Of lectures In
this school, cn,cd TO attend succeeding COURSES Tree Oh ca
The degrees are conferred by the authority Of The Columbian
College of Congress Of the niicd states
week THOMAS MILLER, III. H., Dedh nse reI.y'
Aug II 4o-MlI.e