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Foes u three Professors. sao each, so %
Half fee, JUNIOR Political Naiiel. CAS- W
Marilruaon Zee, ~. ~
Board. including washing and lights, ~ W.
Fuel 10 be- paid Tor. las used, -ay
SOS %
49,, 20 %
Naturalization Fee. ,.o 0D
Board, &c, ) ccofc, say ~ ="
sl9s 90
Of the Independent Classes.
t,w s21 %
rn,neer,s 20 10
JUNIOR Latin Class, ~ w
Senior do. ~ ~
Junior Greek Glass, ~ 20
Senior do ~
Preparatory Mathematics ~ "
The price nf board emat'd ~ Si"I' = ia p''u :" "
College Steward, who IN consideration q ..''a,
binds him self Faculty take al students VINO "s io
hoard. price here sta-d lhr .lue's' ''''"s ~ w
lodge the College Building ~, :, 49,.
m. mic. ~ hoard ,ccfadgg washing, lights ara nci AZ "le
~ ,I'. ~ Town cannot exceed $3.50. This ha. been
ahih.d IS general understanding win The 1"cs au'hoe
I'll. tubir are ihr entire amount ~ br necessary
eru4n-rs ihi- Institution l. tAhi,l'u apc
.yond n amount, hall be furnished 10 inc STUDENT
wi IT, Altogether the discretion 81 inc parent % aiin
. ,o. recommended that ih sum be ~ small n possible
-. s,,n, nr.p.,n. IL jim junior Mathematical
c ,., tr prepared with Simple Equations aud
IN. Tnra Boon IL Dawes Lesthcff
Those nlio had preparation ~ Ma'hftaos may On
% m p,-oara.nry class which taught merely The fe
cn II Iireha including simple Equations, and the rst two
books If Dale'. lGgrndre.
IL addition 10 liz above enumerated there is de
aat;ment udes 10 the attainment Of Tie
Information concerning this conrsr maer,
mas be Co-:e catalogues by corresponding
Professors. Gentlemen wishing 10 prepare
themselves the Medical Philadelphia viii have an
opportunity If attending the private Lectures oi Professor
Wilmington fee $50 I. r. DEW, Pr,s,dsn-
univ Is 2t-w3wa wfi5S!laD
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william AND MARY COLLEGE.

rr,IIE LECTURES in tins institution VIII commence on the r
/ rond Monday October The departments Of Instruction
! IA tl- expenses III tie session n follows
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE 81 y. u.
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Mr. Clay has been threatening 10 clap the gag pad
lock also upon the lips Of The Senate. L.; INN try II
If he dare. We say, with MIR. Calhoun, "l-et mn
bring on that measure as soon ever he pleases-
And VIC repeot with MIR Benton "Comc on with Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

AND FOR SaE-vIli - Ia highest bidder, ~ ne
Il premise the l-,h a, Of August, Farm, ~ tie county ="
Caroline situated the south side Of Ntttpohy RIVER Nv.
.e-U, hair miles from IN 'l'''
Depot the Richmond, Fredericksburg Pct"mac hiiliou'
containing, by eceG; survey h;' acres o wich -" a.
land. II deemed unnecessary MIC an accurate a
SAID Farm, those wishing To purchase WIZ y" uu"s
aud u themselves and VIII only say that ihs Farm
o! the best ncshbortood Virginia Ny
Post Office Athens, Caroline county. Persons wishing "
make enquiries by letter, will be promptly attended To-
NIL JONES.
N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-16

N0TicE-ln conformity with the Of the viii Of 10
seph Marx ceased OF Joseph Marx son this
day dissolved The unsettled business Of the concern VIII be at
tended 10 by SAMi. MARIN, SURFING Partner.
San Marx VIII continue transact business IN ms o"n NAME
and for his
Richmond, July 18th, ISL. 2'-H
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.NouS rtrrons.-1he following appears as the Pos
scrlpt Head TO Yesterdays Wing:

Last .r,sh;'< Mad
'Prvar from Washington bring cheering newsstand
many kind wishes for Mr.. Rchr send hinl
some pleasant message.-Mofe anon
Why does the Wing lantaze It's Wing readers, 50
much as to withhold It's cheering ews for 81 hours
Can !, be very cheerng-when il does not rush
At once with the press cheer its dispiriicd fol-
lowers; IT, as i, is said, tins points 10 the pas
sage of Coys Gu, then ask the W hg once, does
IT honestly believe that Mr. Tyler is going TO sign lhs
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Reasons fer nominct'ng WiHidri
II. Hsr-lsoa FIR President q
thc United states:
I" 1t. We nominate william
II. Harrison because lie Is IN Ia
yor IL a National Bank.
..and. W. nominate william
II. Harrison because Ia. Is IN IN
vor of a High Protective Tariii.
Ord. We nominate Nilllhil
n. Harrison because nc - ~ IA
vor OF National Internal lin
! pToyelneniS. ;,
"i;h. W. nc,aiHatc Nm. II
| HARRISON because he i 4 surplus
Revenue. .ihoii;iOnlst. "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
THE.CALIFoRNIA WHEAT.

Mr. O. S. Branch, according TO promise, has sent us
head Of this wheat, and for the favor he has our
thanks
BY reference 10 No. 81 Of ths Herald, history Of
this grain will be found, given by MIR. Branch He
there states tina, six hundred kernels planted by
an individual, which yielded ten thousand heads. If
the head sent fair average one (and he says
i, s) at this rate Of increase in three years planting,
the product would be one million hundred thou
sand kernels
That the grain is favorably considered in his part Of
the State may be inferred from the fac, that he has
been compelled 10 refuse applications which have been
made for small quantities oft for seed If its ordna-
ny increase is fourth part great the calcua-
ton represents this grain mus, certainly be universal
ly cultivated throughout the country AT any rate the
experiment is worth trying. We have carefully she'll
ed out the head so kindly sent US and put it safely a
way for planting next September. viii Mr. Branc,
inform in what part Of the month it should be put
into the ground!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

,cnden, and the prisoners, as Brown himself repeated
" assured the legislature when he was assisting mar
,ey To obtain increased pay. THIS occurred ~ uo
dead Of winter at time when no employment IN h'oh
he could engage was be had, with sickness IN his
family and with no means under heaven at his com
nand TO ob,sin the absolute necessarics OF lie.
The above is an outline Of the circumstances as
written by Elder Harvey himself and published IN the
Spin, Of the Age and, We have already said Tie
word Of this gentleman is all the proof necessary 10
establish the truth Of wha, he asserts lie concludes
his long letter with appeal to the public whether
man guilty of so base conduct and hypocrisy, although
proJe,seI Chrshdn should be again appointed to the
responsible office Of Superintendent, Of the State prison
We leave our readers furnish their own answer, and
simply add, tina, the hope of doing injured man ser
vice and Furnishing the inquirer I've deserves, is our
only apology for meddling with the affair
viii the Age ascertain and inform US whether Rus
sci is We, the Warden OF the Prison II he is, inus-
tce aud oppression will no, be put away until he is re-
moved and il Brown is dismissed, some should be
appointed who will do justice to Russell, making him
feel portion of that severity which he has been so free
to infict upon those whom he has welded a
second-handed authority.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

FOUL. MURDER.

On Friday week Mr. Samuel Adams printer. Of
tire firm Of Scaiehard Adams Of No. 50 Gold street
y Y suddenly disappeared. He was a man Of steady
HABITS, aud was advertised.
kir Colt, sGihof OF an able work on book keeping
had a the second floor Of the gianie building,
corner Of Climber street and Broadway Ga Friday
evening Loise was heard in Colts room, as OF some
persons scufng, by those 10 the adjoining room and
from the silence that ensued suspicious lied
that all Was not right
On the following morning large BOZ olserved
by many OF the inmates OF the granite building, stand
ing in the entry. Some in the upper part Of, the build
ing thought first for them, IS was about the
length to contain two full sized buss. Observing,
however, that directed TO ST. Louis via New Or
leans, they saw It was going from the building, not
thain had come 10 IT, The boz Was removed between
half past eigh, and ten A. NJ, Saturday, the 18Th
Tho adyertisemen, Of Mr. Adams was seen by the
person who heard the noise in Colts room, and on
mentnning t. he was informed tina, Colt Indebted
10 Sir A for printing abou, $500. lie Immediately
communicated his suspicious 10 the Mayor and Colts
room was soarched-a glass WAS found sha,iered-a
Ratchet, the handle of which was newly scraped with
broken glass-,he end of the handle OF the was
covered over with nk--ihe wall also spotted with
ink, TO conceal or deliberate the marks OF blood.
Col, being examined, stated tina, he made box
out Of large trunk hold his stationary, BIT the box
not answering he threw the Wood out OF tho win
dow THIS he said to accoun, for the Ratchet he had
borrowed
The carman was found and taken before the Mayor
where no stated that Mr. Colt had employed and pal
him to carry box from his room corner OF Broadway
and Chamber street, 10 the ship kalamazoo, living a
tho foot Of Maiden sne, on the morning of the ISL
inst and TIA, lac had delivered il there accordingly.
In consequence ofihis the Mayor ordered officer
A. N. c. Smith and Walden on board the vessel an
the matches, which had been closed, TO I've opened III
box found and brough, on deck On opening II
,he bosy OF Mr. Adams, with only his shirt on, va
found therein, packed round tightly with salt and a
awning wrapped round the whole, and then the boz
nailed Up. Ii was conveyed 10 the dead house IN tn
Park and the Coroner held inquest, the veidict {
which, understand, was iha, Mr. Adams was wiliu
ly murdered by Colt Journal Of Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

which have been grossly and cumua.lv ,,e,r..5
bv the harpies Of Locoiocoism, are he pa,,,o,c A.,
poses which the whig psrty arc leag' 81 ,oct,t,, ,
pursue Aud il never can be dishandci WIN. t..
aud patriotism have lodgment N the Amet,css !.
som The wings will at eA>, eHdtdto- ia ,,i,,. =.
their principles through every impeachment wt.a f,l
ueachcry and imposiure may place IN their VA,
We will not, we cannot believe. that the ltes, ~.
party are lost to the dignity Of their punsip,, -,
the integrity OF their motives, rs puslauImous'v al,
down their arms because few sIcahby AbaL, t,,,
been found IN the camp, aud deceived our tccgAl.,.
President into ungraciouS exercise of his r.,sl "a.
roealivc upon single measure however imy0tlaa, >,
pccially since many, and among them Nj Welo,.
seem To look with confidence 10 the next Cuusrc,, 60
measures which will heal the breach between p,
President and the wings, upon the subject of the Ga,
rency We have indeed nothing TO discourage III, 49,
For two years we shall have strong wing malorue, d,
Congress The whig press, and after mome-, #
panic, tho whg party Throughout, the county rsn,,,
nnexiblc Above all we have hight and the true us
damcn,al principles policy to Oppose to lie Nfor,
measures and mercenary ambition OF the most r,ct,,
faction that ever existed in this any other counr
We have only to rise as We have once nobv da,
equal 10 the emergency and the crisis, and su,c,ns
again crown our efforts While dangers thIgAeU "A
traitors multiply, we must swear a hrmer aiegn,,
to our and our country. We must again a.,
and bear alo1, with redoubled energy, and uu,.
ing perseverance, that glorious banner which s,
flashed with victory, and upon which, in adInort
It's former inscriptions must appear IN burning sgt1
the true republican motto, The wW Of The People u,
controlled by the iriH Of ,tnsle man For oustia
we are again 2rded for the battle The puuclpie, Of
that patriotic party TO which we have adhctcl,r
embedded in hearts core Whoever else M,
break loose from their moorng, as long as the wing,
remain true 10 their principles will say to them,
in the language of the beautiful cleaner Of Bethlehem
on another occasion, whether ihou gocst wl 90 and
where thou lodgest | will lodge We vii fight o,
against executive dictallon and locoloco destructive
ness, until it shall clearly appear hatth lIeeborn SON
OF merca dead to the dictates Of sound polio
and enlightened PATRIOTISM, and aro only fitted 10
the livery OF usurpers ami tyrdnts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
SPECK OF WAR.

The Wes.ield Chauauque Messenger Of the 81
ut says: We noticed recently the visit Of Captain
Knapp, Of the revenue cutter, to this place. w u'
detstand that while here, he received information hh
his presence was needed AT cleveland, wlhei nc
FASTENED with all despatch On Monday Of tins "e'E'
the stage brought the report that on hI' arm"
at Cleaveland, on Lake Erie, Capt. Knapp found ~
British wsr.steamer engaged IN taking sound y
and surveying the passage 10 the harbor N'Y"
Knapp hailed tie steamer several times, bot RECEIVING
no reply, he fired gun over the stern Of ne s!e4Ns
and another over her bow, ha ling her ahcreaeo 40
charge, but still receiving answer. lie ."en 'e"'
ball right into her hull, when he was Answered."
by return shot, AS might have been expected, ol'
the application Of steam to her engine and her Da--'
departure. This looks If the BRUSH had a'N'
on Cleaveland, Ia the case Of war. The pfomf'""
and courage Of Captain Knapp, on this occasion man
him officer Of the right stamp for efficient ''"
and afford ground for the belief we have ..''
expressed that he is destined 10 be- the second H',
Of Lake Erie ii there shall be need for anoaef
should be remembered ha, the steamer Is armed W.
PaiIhan guns a single shot from which mgH D''
blown the cutter sky high
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

Messrs EIi,or,-I wish to obtain a col-ma 10 ''-'f
paper for The purpose Of yindlc1Hng tie caa''-"'
the Wings Of Middlctown, which Las been 30 'o--"'
attacked by tie Gen. himself
lie, the champion Of democracy has once q"
made his appearance in behalf II those lo'tj -
generally called Lqco F~eos HIS comm4Hi.'','
the Statesman OF the 2s,h ut, IS more sYe,.'' "'
sohd, more sophislcal ,Aan ,rle, It stops ha' wy
Ils researches presents TO tie mind q delu.-s ~,
ing e.. truth aud euOf-lt 10 Lo,lcr calculate b.
lalseAool upon tie Understanding mao "' '-.-
atty than operate couyigIi1u on the ea4su1s1s4 ~"
But now he has nothing 20 do bu, lpsI ahd ire ~.
election is past aud lie can now feed l-e 5'1.''a-'
-ome three or four weeks, telling Of me oe'."''
DRY which ths Wings nave gained og rs .'
lants Of darknyss. AGd II he wiIl o"n 'ae "-'
will tell them bow he has attempted 10 .l.4 is
Of people hereabouis y ACCOMMODATING !'ae"'.-'
nave 10 foundation, and setting .Lem 'afia %
hoping lhey may STAIN tie buA'ui '..ip'| "s ''
successfully achieved, and tarni,u ne sH 'N- 20,
means which accomplished ns s--'srem'a'
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OFFICIAL.
BY THE PRksIDEST THE L. STATES AMERICA.
PROCLAMA TION
OFFICIAL.


Whereas it has come to the know ledge Of the Gov
eminent OF the United States that sundry Lodg-
es, Clubs, associations exist the Northern Fron
tier; that tie members of these Lodges bound
gs,her by oaths that they have collected fire
arms and other military materials and secreied them
in sundry places and that 1t is their purpose TO vio
late the laws OF their country by making military and
lawless incuIsions when opportunity shall Offer into
the Territories of Power with which the United States
are at peace and whereas il is known that travelling
sgaors, from both sides Of the line visit these Lodg
es and harangue the members in secret meeting, slim
uating them illegal acts; and whereas the per-
cons known 10 levy contributions the ignOvant
and credulous for their benefit, thus supporting
and enrichng themselves by the basest means; and
whereas the unlawful intentions of the members of
these Lodges have been manifested in an attempt TO
destroy the lives and property of the inhabitants of
Chippewa, in Canada and the public property OF the
British Government there being Now, therefore, l.,
John Tyler, President of the United States do issue
this my Proclamation admonshng all such evil mind
ed persons of the condign punishment which certain
to overlake Them assuring them that the laws Of the
United States will be vigorously executed against the r
illegal acts; and that if in any lawess incursion
Canada they fall into the hands OF the British au,hori-
ties they will not be reclaimed American citizens,
nor any interference made by hi, Government in their
/ behalf.
And exhort all well meaning bu, deuded persons
who may have joined these Lodges Immediately to
abandon them and to have nothing more TO do with
their meetings. unlawful oaths, they would
avoid serious consequences to themselves. And ex-
peet tie intelligent and well disposed members Of tho
community to frown all those unlawful combina-
tons and illegal proceedings and assist the Govern
ment in maintaining the peace OF the country against
the mschievous consequences ofthe acts oftheso vo
lators Of the law
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington the
twenty-fhh day Of September, A. d. thou
Il. S.. sand eight hundred and forty one. and Of tn,
Independence of the United States the sixty
sixth. JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary OF State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

HAYIsG.-A certain farmer who had not yet joined
the temperance society, went into the field where BIS
workmen were moving one day after | o'clock and
affected to be highly pleased with their work. but just
then making msIep, and finding himself IN hon1oa'
tai position lie changed his tone, and exclaimed N I,
rough and harsh voice, "You lazy rascas, you don't
half cnt your grass. thought, at first view, thayoW
work was pretty well done, but when come to lay
docn 10 took ct 1t, see that you don't understand YOU
business. - Hampshire Gazette.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

TIM LAST LEAF. The Buflalonians are goiurru2
a Sam Patch affair upon grand scale. Tie uaiqu,
Detroit, captured by Commodore Perry, at the famous
battle upon Lake Erie, having been condemned
now fitting up for final plunge over the falls On tie
9th OF September. She Is 10 lie properly decorated,
furnished with OF wild animals, consisting Of
all sorts of "varmin,s. and made every way &C.
ceptaole sacrifice TO the god oflhc winds and wa'o
The Buffalo Commercial says
The present affair promises to be an interesting
one to those who have curiosity for such specaces
The once staunch and noble vessel which tore the red
flag OF the brave Barclay, through the perlous fight
now, after lapse of more than quarter OF century
is destined to sink amid the thunderS Of Nlagara-a
fitting end for the proud war ship, whose worn and
battered hull should not he left to rot inglonousv
amids, tho lumber OF dock. yard. The sublime Ben
tment oftho powerful s,anza of Holmes written viii
reference to the glorious old ship CONSTITUTIONS, may
be almost literally illustrated in tho rushing exit OF
doomed vessel"
| 'Nal to the mast her holy flag,
Set every thread-bare sail,
And give her to tho god Of storms
The lightning and the gale"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
From the Nss York American Sept, 30.
THE M'LEOD CASE

From the Tribune we copy notice OF the proceed
inss ~ tits Owing To tho commission that was
ISSUED take testimony IN Canada, not having been
returned the will not come on probably M the
Close OF this week-boh parties protesting to desire,
and go doubt. actually desiring, fair and Impartial
u3tl
Before The Court proceeded to the c.yl cases on the
calender, 6Rd II recorded IA ine Journal OF Com
mefce TIE presiding Judge addressed the Jurors thus
Genglemea 1t was my intention, had not tue ooun-
SCI suggested H. To charge the Jurors, that some of
,hem will have TO Try most important indictment and
one whch ha. created great erciiement through The
entire State, i; is possible that the Jurors may have
heard and spoken much upon the subject Ii IS never
heess desirable that they should hear know lit
lie as possible In relation TO II before ,hev n
need 10 Try the cause, order that they ST. "a ihen
know II from The mouths Of the witnesses, ami eu,et
upon the case without having formed any previous
opinion OF pteiec,on and hence the necessity Of pt!r
ao, couyersing with any person Whatsoever IN rel,oa
70 the facts Of tbs They should enter io1 NJ
conversation, OF hear no suggestion frum one sl- o
the other II Is true, thai II any man approaches -
TOR with tie view OF Intention OF inA1enci., Ia. m
Ia. doing 40 O, hghly criminal, and tie WHO sel
issutjec to indictment, and Il any person attic 800,
suggest 10 Juror facts circumstance, "a any
,.mpot with him. II the duty OF such Juror 10 nior'
tic Count OF District Attorney Of II, and cOmmunicAi
the nature ai such suggestion, OF siieap'a 10 bias
influence h,a in the discharge Of h'' daIies Il
uropcr fJr macy teasons. some OF whrh most re ~
dent g. the lurr 10 AVOID AL cansersauou tie 81
sect: IN of3er hat 10 tie besuuiul lsasosgr II II
law ,hsv ar.y sand tndiher,st they stand un-sou
ASd az sremgs 70 create ,nAasacs Of say kind
.he mind Of Jsror. should be Immediately no'lce
an The D.sstcl Auarn.y informed 81 u. trust ho'
ever laas no such Gilsmfa 81. "a made
Esat0rss! Csrrsspoass.es II iAs Tr'bsrs
uuci. Monday, Sept ~
The Circuit Court cor the Fifth Circuit
tbs State was to-day spsRsa - IL. Co'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
WHAT SHALL WE DO.


For week past this question: in substance, has been
repeatedly and mournfully quito US by who have
placed little reliance upon sigaciiy upon poli,i-
cal subjects. There TO be classes OF wings
who are inclined 10 this interrogation. Those faining
spirit, who ready TO despond upon every little re-
Of fortune obstacle thrown in the way Of un-
interrupted triumph, and again those who,e standard
Of public morality is so low hst they are foreye7Tes,.
less, and watching the signs Of success 10 determine
upon which side Of the pocsl fold they shall evenu.
ally cast their lots. Bot the true patriotic and single
hearted Wing puts question, bu, to his conscience
and his God. lie asks the former what men and what
party pursuing measures for the common welfare .
and satisfied that he is rghhe goes straight ahead IN
dsmsyed and Unyield.ng in the discharge Of duty.
trusting 20 righteous providence for the success of
The cause lie has sspous.d "H,asuyes, not men" il.
his mn,;n. Tie wings have no, been coniending a.
long aud 30 earnestly, only 10 enabls a few masle,
spnls 10 seize upon the spos Of Office Higher and
holer object, enktnde LeIr energies Return n
abuses frugal,y IN the expenditure u tie public MN
es protection 70 agriculture prosperity 10 naGuf,c
lures success to commerce facilities 10 all business
operations ofihe country. guarantee, 70 tile rah,, Of
me p'o?S and security agan., fore "a aggfes.lon all
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

WoOdeH Lrsgsd BiganiH.--hn individual nam
CaL resident Of this city, left here for Liverpool
ia May last, where he msTried young ofhigh-
" respectable family Shortly after his marriage he
sailed f New York leaving his vii. with her friends
N Liverpool. He had Ia, been n New York gres,
While before lac pad his acdiessss 10 another young
~oman, married her and came to lhis city where he
arrived lew days ago, putting up al The New York
house IN Walnut street. lie Glsappesred the olher
Hghi suddenly. with hiss baggage, and has not since
been heard Of His fiat aie followed him to TIN,
country, ard TbUr.da, last. ~ accident wen, /,
,he New York House wher. she was Introduced {,
The second Mr. Cahill, and an ecclsiussmeui tool
place Catill !, "a leweller by trade and ia, wood
| en lsF -Pnnsdephia Chronicle