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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

'hniNsa'-h Ruc-, holden IA tie t.lrTa : ON. :,
y "l We ''t'"h Superior Count ui law az I Chance,
,'i we '"iuiy 90 Iauc- 'y ,ti Cay w.Il.tuslu,.
,.l ni september, 20 the year tinus,nd "riI
u'I :, ~ a, "'y "u". Nathaniel Pgg"'i p'sini against
hcH-c NdT"u, Slc'itIni James Cit, nInry mi 80,
n'C" '" estate 81 F'auris Foster dec ca-. ,ut g.,
b'ii t"s'r' aud Mary q Eustef deits-Iu C5ogr,r,,
n' Icl'niahs, Joseph Poster and Mar, a. Poster nut
having ,ncI'Ithcit appearance aud given srcurt, nrrr,
lhS U" Tie Act II Assembly the Rules of ms ,,,,
Ml appearing hN satisfactory evidence thar tL.y a.,
NV W''','n- "l Tits Commonwealth ca the uot,. al
we l''lh ~ hh lis Attorney ordered thai , s.,t ,
hlMls '"s'I Foster aud Mary Poster o .lp,,t t,..
N'' we Iuisc ul uuT .dl Circuit
'nl 'a"''tN, ga the FIRST ty ~ November Tenn n, ~
su answer Tee hi "i t'r pituur, sut rr .rrnr,t, tI
p''tihnS such decree As the tuirt may make brI,,,.
az" " '"iH "i i's"riCr hr forthwith us -rt, IA, s,,,,
Ns'p'r l"bbsl"d iu 'hc 'iD oi Eichuoud and ror
hu'" TOT ~" Uth- Suycr-~srN: ,npticr
nr - ~ the i"ut r"i ct ' Cour house I'M m, I
~ " N.,ul'''.""tE Atopv Tcs'c
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NOTICE.
T'UT DfHrurrhir Df RoIi EpurnH t1, having or.
HrrlI .y HH.frIHr ru tho l5h inst, i0 name "i tr
IF. H. .uy N.u.. BOO .sil.mrEt ~ DC UI.u'H ui uID
.urrrfu. JANIS REID,
TUOE " ROBERTS.
JNO. w. LlPsDONBE.
TUE business will boz continued by Nn subsrrNofa ur.
f.rr.. T.H rI EtH s. KHNrffH. Who alone aufIr.
fl.I fUr.H. f.' NH.Iur. ~ R'iI, kuhouE -.
IAME- HLiD,
ar % TuO- ~. ROBERTS
BRANDY. GIN, sc.
Or Iar .. 90 ~ = ,,zo'e Hm5og
PIrD Holland G.u
% AUHrIf Rum
Nsfs.r'. Polo -.fry auHPDu Wines
Champagne ami tifrrt do
lHaf l.U .uu Fur'r
tsIsrs, OIyra. Aushovez So for sale.
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SWIM, DHiNISEH a MORRIS,
HAvE EECEtvED
I iEEauI Adventure. of Valentine Vur, Tie NonufDUuaf
- By ilsny tpcsou. Wrh numerous illustrations, ~
20 TlouauI Year, Vol CD, which completes the
Work
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huc''ni Regime. ~ v James Cheap edition pu,e
Mo ncm1o. worsr Now ,dti9n
VIII large .urpIes ut Broke, Paper, Sc. Sc.
rrg
NkIUITE HAVANA sUGAH.-1i bpTcz White
w HWsns sugar, Receiving POI fclr Daniel IItnris,
/ iui inr sale 10y JANIS SEER s. son.
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NiNeiNiA'-tt Eu'rs, holden "a the clerk. ON,
'l inc 'itcuI superior 'uuu ui IAW aud Chan, a.,
u me "nnN "I James ttv aUd tho Guy uf Miaus my
on '' 81 uhN e" NuLu-t, u thc unc thusaut tyi,
u,i'"eh anh zone: JOIN CHRISTIAN piif arainsi ,
" hNN ser anu Edward 4 Nusl u'us.-I IN Cancer
Tue Defendant EiNtd Z Niusuy not 4 ,ytus ,,,r = ts
appearance ani gwen security tccornug To- The Act of A.
s'h'y dndihc Nuc- ut This 4, airing l,v
SATISFACTORY evidence That ne - uiuluau III r,
''m'h""Mcdhh' On the motion uf tho Ul,iufT nv bt,
s."u7'I W ordered. that the fatd defendant EI,Ir a.
nnsuy' do appear h"ior" the JudRs ct .ap Imrtr
Superior tuuf OF Law amt Ghaurcry. III ul.4
holden ~ the CLERKS on, uttc -ai Court CIV
"i Williamsburg, 90 the is MoniaS IA November M, ~
and answer the bill Of ne" plautf give srruTty m
P'i'ntni"e such decree ~ the Cuuu NAV make hrrct
an 'a "ropy OF this uIscr b" forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published "a the Guy of mi r,,tt
eel IoT i"o months successfully, and that another cory Ice
City ui Williamsburg. - " wv '''"
Cow TrSig
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Name ester Esc, Merchants, Richmond anI Petersburg
lotion pzlahIrcs, about e| bales factory prices
~, p .urh ani7 S Mechanic Shiriiuss
3 dIIi p inch MlnaCul do
- Merchants sIriiuEs
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Inc undersigned Will bc thankful for s-,,u d,ynrs Al.
a. re aui f's"cti ally Iuturius SrOTsuen thlf all
sis VI "sI"i" wall Toe dsuc "NH"'tuVlly And ch,ally.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

acll ~ McELlao. n , .l,n lLI rll.rIe-,n9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
DIR. HULL'S
VTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,

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A-cug sorthc rtspTtyt,I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
TIUu0SD TIN SIIF:FlT IRON * STOVE
MANTFACTORE.

TIVE subscriber Giving AMI keeDs constantly onhand
Il atwhoIcsac and rcllI- aut at the lowest prices
Plain and Japan Tin Ware ui every description.
Also variety VI stoves designed for burning either
wood or: oal.
80 lG TITUS g RICE.
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MAKING total for the last nine years of S22 J95 90
And an average for the last five years OF 139 Vi 10
1t is believed that this department is necessary to the
public interest," and that too in lis present form We
are not prepared 10 say any thing further respecting IT,
The other department of the Stale establishment IN
Richmond consists Of the Public Guard whose duty It
is to guard the Capitol, the Arory, and the Peniten-
tiary Ii is believed that i'll this department desirable
change might be effected with great advantage TO the
public interest 1t is therefore recommended that the
Legislature should convert this department into mill
tary School, upon the same general principles upon
which the Military Institute al Lexington is founded.
The advantages of such Institution the present
organization, many and so obvious, that II Is
hoped there will be unusual unanmity III the measures
10 be adopted.
In the first place all, or nearly all, the necessary
buildings are erected for the accommodation both Of the
officers and cadets that the State need be at no eX-
pcnse, or at very slight expense, on this score.
Again, some actual service is regarded BY those "ho
arc well Acquainted with such schools very desra
ble 10 cadets That actual service would lie here re-
quircd
Moreover, should such change be made, the Legs
lalure should annex the same condition as has been
suggested in regard to grants 10 the Institute nj
Lexington Thus the number OF well qualified school
teachers would he very much increased
Besides in The present inefficient organization OF the
Militia of the State, military science IS IN danger oil
allinr into SO general disregard, seriously to threat
on The public safety in Of war Raising mp young
men Of good promise IN every Senatorial district Of
the State, and making them in early life well acqnanl
ed with the science Of war, would 90 far TO remedy ex
isng evils.
Nor should il be forgotten that this is not proposal
to increase the number of military establishments OF
The State TO such proposal tie public mind would
probably, and for good reasons, be opposed It mere
proposal, to change the character oian institution
which i already in existence, and which under some
form will no doubt continue 10 exist for generations 10
co,e Can any doubt that in this State well rcgu-
lated Military School be preferred to the best re-
rnlated garrison of common soldieFs'
The foregoing statements have special force from the
fact that even including any necessary alterations IN
contemplated would not cost the State any more than
the present Public Guard. BY an examination oil the
Books Of the First AUDITOR it appears that the average
number of the Public Guard, for The last five years. has
been echty.one-one year, it was seyenty.iye-on'
year !, was eighty .onc-one year it was eighty
and two gears il was eighty-two.
The cost of this establishment for the last five years
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POPLAR Enr.cATlnN.


Meeting Of the People Of Aibemaile, on the subject
Of Popular Education in Virginia, held ut the Court
house, on Monday, the 9th Dec, le4l.
The meeting called TO order by Lucian Minor,
Esq, on whose motion Dr. +. Carr was appointed
Chairman, and L. r. Watson Esq, Secretary.
On motion, Nlessfs. John b. Minor, Thomas j. Ran
dolph, A. b. Nlagruder, WIN. S. White and Thomas
Woodson, appointed Committee 10 prepare and
report resolutions expressive Of the opinions and feel
ings of The meeting the subject Of popular education
in Virginia.
The committee reported the following resolutions
which were adopted
l. Rcsoired, That 10 provide the means Of elemental
ry instruction for all the youth Of State Of the
first duties Of its government
= Rcsotred, That in Republican State where the
intelligence OF the people is the only guaranty Of the
general good, this duty is Of the most indispensable
obligation.
g. Rcsoired, That this meeting sees with deep con.
cern the neglect Of this great duty heretofore in Yr-
gna, and traces the melancholy consequences in the
inability Of $500 adult citizens out Of white popula-
ton of 80 coo, 10 read and write.
A. Resolred, That our system Of elementary insiruc-
ton is radically detective and that this meeting will
lend It's Jealous aid to substitute better.
); Resoired, That system is light which does not
assure TO the poor, and 10 the rich the rudmcnts Of
knowledge
g. Resored, That this can be effected in the opinion
of this meeting, no otherwise than By the establish
of primary schools, free 10 ALL and accessible TO
all, and by maintaining The same at the public charge,
and under the ygilant inspection Of public officers.
= Resoired, That the paramount object Of interest
with this meeting is the means of dispensing, unver-
sally The elements of know ledge, which ought be CON-
mon 10 all.
:. Rcsolred That whilst do not underrale the
value OF the prosperity of Colleges and Academies,
this meeting is of opinion that ough, fret, TO unite
efforts to confer portion Of education upon ALL
and afterwards provide facilities Tor greater learning
to such "a desire j.,
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:. Resoired That Is delegates be appointed On u,
part of this meeting to attend the Education Convex
ton 10 be held in the city Of Richmond on the oh ns,
The following gentlemen were appointed dclerae
TO the Convention under the last resolution: To-.
Coles, VIM T. Gordon, franklin Minor, John B. II.
nor, Thomas Randolph, Peter Carr, Frances C. R,f
fin, William Woods, Frank Carr, Walker Tlmberla.s
William S White, Shelton +. Leake, Allen B. hlaqts
der, Hardin Alasse, James y. Leitcl.
On motion il was
Resoired, That the gentlemen named as delegates i,
the Convention be, and hereby particularly ,r
quesed 10 attend the
And then the mretlng adjourned.
+. CARR, Chairman
f. r. WATsos, Sccreiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

POETRY.
"urca Ygr arAAlxs ussuSc."
From an English ydptr.l
THE GOOD OLD CAUSE

Az INJECTION BALLAD.
llnrrah, hurrah, for The eoad old cause.
'ris stirring sound 10 hear:
For IL tells of the rights and franchises
Which our fathers bought so dear
IL brings us back 10 the ancient times,
When like valiant men they stood
To sprinkle our infant liberties
With the baptism Of blood:
Whilst mailed baron and mlired priest
Cane riding DER the lea,
TO wiring from the tyrant's pa!sied hand
The charter OF the free.
II brings us hack 10 the glorious day,
When the proud Queen did not dare
To uphold the great nonopoes
In spite ot her people prayer
II brings us 10 EliGt's dungeon innm,
To the spot where liampden fell,
And the scaii,id that echoed the noble words
OF Sydney's last farewell
II summons the ghost at hurled men
To receive our fond applause,
And bids To tread in the steps of those
Who died for the good old cause
The good old cause. it is still the same,
Though parties have changed their hue;
'Ts The cause Of the iisht against the wrong,
OF the many against the few;
'Tis the cause Of all that would dwell nj peace
On a free, uniainted sod;
OF the poor that weep IN their fnndless homes,
0ftle people and Their God.
We have still the brave old work 20 do,
And the selfish hate 10 dread
OF slaves that once would have forged us chains
Aud now would deny IL bread.
Bat thanks Ia the chiefs og the oldcn time,
And the laws which in blood they wrote,
We need no weapon 10 crush onf foes,
Save the fleenan's honest vote;
And whoever burns with Il noble PRIDE
Al the sound Of Enslani's name,
And would scorn 10 batter his country veal
For The sake Of wealth OF fame,
But would rather follow the red cross las
Where The storms OF battle roll,
Must prove that he comes Of British race
AT the hastings and the poll!
But the coward slave Of such there be-
That would sell his hirthri-hi now,
Tor flowing cup or the chink OF The gold,
Or The sfnlic lnrdline's brow,
May hS ne;ehbors thrink from his proiiercd hand
A though IL were suiied for aye,
And NAV every woman turn her cheek
From his pcijured lips away;
MAY his coun,ry's curse be on his head.
And may man ever See
A gentle bride NJ the traitors side,
Or children about his knee.
And some will cnacc, and some will caJole,
And some will cntrcat with tears;
We have scorn for threats, and laughter Tor lies.
And pity for idle fears;
We look on our vote solemn trust,
For mighty purpose given,
And will answer t.I- use we make Of II,
To none hut ourselves and Heaven;
We have no lcss stake than the proudcst Peer,
In our country and its Laws,
And single voice may incline the scale
TO the side ofihc good old cauSc
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Nov. II

IN CIASCERl.-N aGIaIs:-a Superior Cont ~ thah'
~. held the Capitol the ,iiy Of Richmond, on The =
day ii February, is2s:
James Lyons, Jr., and cnuinsIam w. hi wife, no was u!
nneham II. Watkins and John Watkins and judith IN !" Il
for merry Judith Watkins flantH'.
against
los :. Watkins Curd Thomas H. Watkins. Eyrcii
of Mayo {. Watkins deceased the SAID jos. : Watkins ES
Benjamin +. Watkins deceased aud ~ ~ -" rich
NJ Watkins, and Nycfson Watkins children 81 tsali
scIh : Watkins. and trvsee> Of benjamin T. waikiki" "cc'
ed. and Thomas /. Watkins Defendant
This cause, which the plaintiff, appear 10 have aoet
in thu by law against tie defendant lsaic '"t'
oih> country, and L. ir other defendants ct
Watkins The several decrrta orders, taking .r
or conf, them which appears have been dGi
cu'ci. th> dy Ia he heard the bill Tie !
defendant Watkins, and exhibits, and argued rs Council
consideration whereof the Cour, doth order, that ne dt
ant, Joseph : Watkins, render before Of the Commission
al the Court account Of ~ administration uf thr f7
Mayo &. Watkins, decd and account of Es admnsf'
the Estate 81 Benjamin T. Watkins, and also acconn
Tcstator Bcnanin 7. Watkins administration II NE L,ie
Joseph Watkins deceased, which SAID The Iomal
directed examine aud >o,ilc az. The Court f
"it any matters specially stated deemed pertinent y nH
which may h. required BY the parties T. b stated: 80
Court 10th further order tlr the sad def adanf submit q "
aminrd in solemn form by the commissioner teucliae any
iers connected with tie SAID accounts.
\ CoM-Tvsic. ., u i
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Femaie !semiaary, al OAK Grors, CoroI'"e coaa'g'
THE subscriber IL the public that the SrM
young Ladies' al his residence, miles La, u WIZ
Chimneys, Caroline county, viii br continued te ensuing
tile direction and tuition If Mr. Dunton and NJ L1
The y ~ the 18th of January htM
close the i5tl, OF December, allowing the nO, ~ ~
for vacation.
Tho Of studies VIII embrace The branches Il th6.
practical, finished English eucaun including lie iin
French la.giases. The domestic management II me y9uaI
dies will devolye chiefly "prh The Mistress - tr school
teachers Tie advantage of m1ry .Hftrs.
in the profession aad viii take pleasure ~ called
producing satisfactory testimonials II moral fitness ana ''i
competency.
The location elevated AMI heahy-ao, q si,s
ha~ occurred at the place dGrn. The past year me 1i.
and erected expressly for the accommodation o. p
Pupils
Terms that parable in edr1ner.J II, +.
For Board, Washing and Tuition III English bfaheiss' =
Tuition III Latin and French, charge.
Lessons may taken Music the Naster's eharse.
Each pupil must furnish herself with towels mi ghi.
Address tpost paIl White chmncys =. o. Caroline '"sa
Va, 10 :. l.. Dunton, o.
GEO. y. POLLARD FnP,r'f
r. S.-To avoid opportunities from an! quarter, y = +.
proper here that, under circumstances, WI r.
admitted NJ pupils. ~
Oct. - 80
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Public Sac-IIire and Safe Of Negroes, and Rent +
Lends
TINE subscriber WILL the twentieth December M.
II fair, ii not The rst far DAY. the late residence
VIM. Duaney deceased the county of Greene and n
miles East Of Sanardsyle SELL highest bidder at pi,
auction all the Personal Estate Of said VIM Duanry
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, thirteen iiosr
eighty Hogs, quantity vi which iattening Hogs
forty and my head Of Cattle, ity mead Sheep three yok,
Oxen and the crop Of Wheat, Rye Oats, Corn and 1oac
Also the Hay Fodder, Hemp, Fias &C., three hundred
Brandy, OK Carts, Two Wagons and Gear, Two Si
a Carriage and Harness.
At time and place, Of thu Slaves brlongnt
said viii be sod aud the balance bi red ortwe,e
The number about forty. The Land Will Is irli,t
twelve months
credit ot IL months will be given all sums dina
and upwa ards purchaser giving bond with approved
under HE sum Of 5 10, The cash Viii BE- required.
The Sale Hiring &c, will be continued from ~,
day mini concluded. JOHN q. Dul.ANEh, CErd'at
Nov 20 5--NaN
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that legacy has been -i b
will ana testament Of James Robertson, al LOUISA a.
~, lately decreased tn his graud-on James Robertson
was in the Western country, and who has not been ~
,me and that ii he, legal child OF his, a Apply
in twelve months the legacy will he delivered, ohew.
be disposed Of in dit, rent way.
All persons having claims against tie Estate requisite
present them, duly authenticated immcdnteiy those ud,h
The Estate requested 10 forward aud make pavm,p
". \. GILLESPIE.
Ertca:0r ~ III. Ro5or',oa, are.s5t.
n.tf -
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- ETWEES John Farley Union tohec House and r. " ~
ID kns Dry Good So,c and doors Y low Governor s'f'e
Wewould fake mi, late opportunity oihauhing The ru,.,
iayu received tie last siN years u not ar design Z
establish through tine pres hut I" 10 u y gis.
Suction al who cali upon Which consider inf c
lie 10 any other basis, and OF which glad y know
been almost universal.
II our IL pursue the OF this t!mr. ar
the future. All goods sold hy that ia not please N ti.
- color, fashion, Otherwise, can be returned,
t. money lcfundcd-poyl-d, tr shall not haze b.
won. We have this time n large stock, u nj larger -
any IN line Of business ani w"Iid ~pc,ia
4 call before purchasing, ait
anne himself: and our trrcs net pronounced S ~!
other in the city. siai hc ,trr Iur dc't
We have Coth Goats S!. while Others ca sl2 IN Ma
Ill, furnishing the cloth; aud pat>at
>ui for Sit and VESTS shirts. Drawers. llandhrtt .
Cyats stocks Su>prnicrS, Socks. Gloves and C"lafs ~
kinds qualities. aud all other articles usually kept ~ t
rs Of which determined 90 Sl ow, io ca-., att
quest the public L. can aud lcy 10 tug
90 an Gooi, trar,aacG.
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II AN AWAY, about The 25th October Negro go t.rf
~ Frank, om.mc> calls himself Charles ab"' -, 49,. !.
inches high, square built dark complexion, anu iu -,
large broad lips when spoken 10 SLOWS ITEM ". snt rs
on his right wrist very large sore, cut VITA al :, az
had whiiow both thambS. expect thht ~ -,.rt,
about Richmond, with pas given Inn By ,es. s i
of factories and shoe.manefs vii take Eouce ia1 ~
gro will their works, aud other public "o."
give ten dollars ior Tie said Negro, II delivered !" u"
in any Jail. cr4RY
Chesterfield county, Va, Soy %, !st
~ Compiler VIII copy.
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GENERAL AGENCY. a.. .
y TcilARD Hill. 4 90. attend Collecting Deus, "
10 Necroes, Rcutn. out and Selling Property ;e q
NEGRO HIRING. !.
Those persons who intend 10 send their Serree- " .
hired for ensuing year IS III consult their own
sending them early possible. We vi. a!ve oui
TO Negroes In sickness, Se., throughout the year.
RICH. NIL, Jf...o.,,r
RICHARD g. TtNsIAL'"
OlTes Man s.rtei, Crer no ~ ,@'.ft
Dec. tS-s-'N'-
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f.. r. WATSON, Secretary.
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-, a liberal hand, foster
neither intended for Ii
in different portions Of
salth. Tie parent dc.
icallon, is compelled 10
&lhar States, and there.
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TIE UNIVERSITY.
The following report from the Committee on the Uni-
versity, presented through its Chairman, Mr. Thomas
J. Randolph. unanimously adopted
The Committee to whom were referred the subjects
appertaning TO the University ofthe State, respectfully
submit the following report
Your committee, taking into consideration the pre-
sent embarrassed state of The finances Of The Common.
wealth, the imperious and pressing demands OF the
Primary Schools Academies and Colleges, for large
and efficient aid from The public 10 enable them to meet
the demands upon them in their respective spheres oil
instructions and The more adequate provision for the
University, of opinion, that nothing should be
desired for that institution than that which is afforded
by existing laws, until ample and abundant provision
has been made and more perfect systems organized III
the inferior grades of general system of education
In justice TO the University, and the important m
tercss involved in its success your committee cannot
dismiss the subject them referred, withou, expressing
their high satisfaction at lis continued ard increasing
prosperity. The most important results have already
flowed from lis establishment not only in the thorough
education Of large number OF the youth of this and
the neghborng States but also in the elevation Of the
standard of scholarship kindred institutions, and the
general diffusion Of taste for literature and SCI
ence.
lis present organization is believed to be such rs to
give the mos. ample assurance of its continuance to
fulfil the most sanguine nntic pations of its founders
and carly friends The number of professorshps, the
eminent ability, zeal and fidelity of the Professors, and
the thorough system of instruction pursued, afford IN
rvalied advantages for the acquisition ofextensive and
profound learning; whilst the steady enforcement OF
saIutary discipline has contributed to render these ad
vanases in high degree, profitable to the large mass
of students
The occasion which has brough! US together height
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Louisa, oct. -. ISL.