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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
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More than two weeks has f.. ID. Barber had n
letter asking whether he would support Wing
Abnonsl for Senator against ocoioco opposed
to abolition? HE DON'T ANSWER Lex no
Wing AboliIionist vote for such man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29

The following has heen handed to us by Mr..
Burlsigh, in accordance with the request Of The
writer
FRIEND BURLRIGH,--For a few weeks past |
have received paper entitled The Peoples Adj
vocate," purportIng to he printed at Montpelier,
w., which understand is edited al Concord, ~
IT,, published at Boston, Mass, and dated at Mont
peller, VI. If the foregoing he true, it is evident
ly II fraud, and probably intended to cheat the
"People" Now look with suspicion upon any
Thing Of political character, coming from the
Granhe Hills, the land Of an .4iherton, a state at
lenst as much welded to slavery as any in the
Union. It seems to me that this paper being cir
culaed among us gratuously, Just at this time,
has less the good ofthe Of Abolition in view
than the advancement of party which has al
ways been deadly hostile to the cause OF Aboli-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
REP a.,

When four ocofoco Senators voted for thu
tariff they did it UNDER PROTEST, for rere-
nue., & THREATENED TO REPEAL THE
ACT AS soon as they got the power. REPEAL
is the order OF The locoioco party, North and
Snuih IIear
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
Denial.

The Patriot has charged Hon. Jacob X. Parish
with getting up "split tickets some years ago in
Orange County. We are authorized 10 pronounce
the charge ialsehood.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
Mr.. Clifford of Maine,
Total, 1870

10 Only ONE locoioco from New England
voted against this motion. As before, barely nine.
teen locos voted to save the bill
% THE NORTHERN WINGS WERE
ALL TRUE, including J. @, Adams. Thauks 10
the faithful Wings they would have carried this
bill without single locoloco vote.
The amendments of the Senate were then con-
Cured in, without division of the House--and
thus THE BILL. WAS PASSED
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29

FLORIDA WAR ENDED.
On the l4lh inst the Florida war was officially
proclaimed TO be ended. The Indians have been
assigned grounds for hunting and planting.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
The Loan bill.

The House passed new bill, requiring the loan
to be taken at par il taken AT all, and authorisng
The issue OF Treasury notes TO an amount not eX-
ceeding six mi lions, hut not To he issued if the
loan is taken. Ayes ll5 nays 3S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
GEO. A. ALLEN, NOBLE LOVELY,
A. h. COOPER, JAMES MITCHELL,
ROLLA GLEASON, L. L.. FARRER,
nIfnIEN pIIkIN ID A RRAMAN

In addition We have an account of the conven-
lion thus called by forgery and fraud, attested by
Messrs. Mitchell, Seymour, Hurlbut and Allen /;
but our limits will not admit them. Suffice i, TO
say, that about forty OF the aboons,s OF Chit
tendeI county attended, and decided that 1t is in
erpedient TO nominate a third ticket. st. Clair then
denounced them with much abuse as he could
muster aud insisted that nomination should be
made. Seuen persons only followed the lead of
this foreign enissary, and got up nomination.
CF7The design is TO secure the locofoco Senators
in Chiuenden county.
P. S. 1t is said by the Vcrmontcr tina, the a.
bove names were put to the call by mistake.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
Keep it ringing {!

That only ONE locofoco from New England
was found 10 vote in favor ul the new Tariff, Ell
Their with or without distribution
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29

@ One MIR. r." (RodericK) Of Waitsfield
occupies about column in the last Patriot occu-
sing Mr.. Upam and the editor of the Waterman
with all SORTS OF islsehood at the late Waitsfied
meeting. Rodsrlck is very ingenious and gets
along very smoothly on Paper-where he can put
what language he pleases into our mouths, and
manufacture such facts as he peuses without par
ticuar reference to ruth or honesty. Why did
not the gentleman LEI himself be heard on the spot
in the face OF the documents? We fancy he would
have found himself very much in the predicament
of the Hon. Paul Dillingham;, jr, Esq, Of Water
bury, who ponpously called for " the documents
when he took the stand. He was promptly fur.
nlshed with them and that was the last OF it he
lid not use them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
Remember it, WOOL
growers !

Last March Il county meeting was Lolden in
this place, and memorial adopted asking for
Protection TO all interests, aud particularly to
WOOL and WOOLENS. The Patriot lli.n de.
nounced this meeting and discouraged lis par-
zans nom petitloning; and the Spirit OF the Age
advised the people 10 PETITION THE 9TH
Err WAYw Nevertheless, the editor of this pa
per did obtain, through gentlemen in various
towns, over TWELVE HUNDRED NAMES,
(nne-enlhs of which were wings, and forwarded
them to Congress. Again-at the Wing county
Convention in July another petition, particularly
applicable to wool, was adopted aud that, too,
was forwarded and presented to Congress. Not
until May did the lOcos make any move then a
committee was appointed, which it seems did
nothing until the middle of July we have
yet to learn that single petition, from that source
has reached Congress-! Remember these facts,
when locofoco attempts to "pu wool over your
eyes"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
VOTBS I!

Be sure and have enough, and on hand in sea-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
In the Senate.

We are happy TO announce that the Senate has
passed the
New Land Bill,
by the triumphant vote of % to 49, Ayes-W
Uhigs. Nays IS locos, 9 southern Wings and l
Tylerman. Sturgeon, Buchanan and b'yight,
three Of the four locos who voted for the Tariff
under protest. voted AGAINST THIS BILL
thus proving that they are now AS before, in favor
of putting the lands into The treasury
TO reduce Protection.
We suppose Tyler will veto this bill, and thus
violate the compromise.
The Senate also concurred in the Loan bill,
and in the bill relating to elections oGomembers of
Congress the Inter with amendments on which
the House has asked n conference
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-29
STILL. LATER !
In the House again.

MONDAY Aug. 90.
The Tariff bill was reported 70 Inc House inn
medately on assembling, and Mr.. Fillmore (whig)
at once moved the previous question on the a
mendmenIs of the Senate. The nnti-tarlff party
however, were determined 10 make final effort
10 kill the bill, and
Mr.. Clifford of Maine,
a Northern Locofoco, was their tool. He moved
to LAY THE BILL ON THE TABLE. The
yeas and nays were taken:
Ayes, Go
Nays 100
So the motion was triumphantly DEFEATED.
The vote stood thus:
AYES-U5- 81 locofocos
9 Southern Wings.
Tylerites.
Total, G5
NOES-97 Wings.
10 Locos.
Tyler men.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
dorrIcs ~ nAaxxr STREET, HrAs oxxs.l
M II s s A G E.
re the Senate Asst K0use Of re pr e sent ata~e
&ftNN Comm onw ealth Of Penney lvania.

re the ssnses sn.s MS:se o. nspsssentstsres
Fellow CITIZENS: In performance of the
duty enioined on me by the Consultation, pro-
Seed to give you such infHmattcn ofttre state
ufthe Commonwealth ard 10 recommend to
your consideration such measures, as | think
cspcdfent, at the present time The discharge
Ofthis duty is, in many respects, beset with
difficulty, but this does not absolve me from the
obligation created by my official station. Ina
spirit Of perfect frankness, shall submit to you,
the best dictates Of my Judgement and shall
be happy il, in your wisdom and experience, you
can so modify and improve them as to promote
in greater degree, the welfare Of onr common
constituents, the people Of this Commonwealth
The subject of the deepest interest," and
greatest perplexity, that calls for our attention
10, the financial condition of the State. Al
though I have, on several former occasions,
entered into full and minute exposition ofthis
matter, cannot refrain from again presenting
it to your consideration, in manner so distinct
and plain, as to preclude, trusi the possibility
Of misconception on the part of those who feel
an honest desire to understand it. ! am per-
suaded that however embarrassed may be the
pecunisry affairs Of the Commonwealth, nothing
10 needed to induce the people to provide means
to extrica,c them, but clear and candid expo
sitiou Of the nature and extent Of the liabilities,
to which they are subject The time for con-
cealment, evasion and deception on this point, is
at an end.-The contract has been made. The
faith Of the State is pledged, and every con.
sideration Of duty and ofhoux require ofus, to
know our true condition, and to provide ade-
quats means to meet our obligations, and TO re.
deem onr plighted faith.
There ID due by this State, to the United
States, on account of deposite of surplus reve-
nue., the sum of S2s67 ,5l4 7s. The funded
debt of the State, amounts to S36, ,33l ,OO5 50.
Tbis dehf ia rembu rsa hl,, as fellows
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

Every Subsequent insortIh, EH
Yearly Advertisements, (wi,h the privilege o,
alteration) one column S25; half column, SIS,
three squares, Sl2; two squares, 50 one square.
S.. Without the privilege Of alteration liberal
discount will l,e made.
Advertisements left without directions as TO The
length Of time they are TO he published, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged Accord
ingy.
C~jrSixteen kocs make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
$36,33l,OO5 6S
S36,426,239 70
Total,


The immediate difficulty Of our situation, a
rises mainly from the payment of the interest
annually accruing on this debt The interest
il about 81, 800 600; and this sum, it is incum-
bent on the State to provide as it becomes due.
The aconsderable portion of the funded debt,
now redeemable, can be doubtless, postponed
until more ausplcious times, but the interest
admits OF no snch postponement This is IN
great measure payable to those who cannot al
ford 10 procrostinate its reception, and whose
means OF subsistence depend, on the faithful
adherence of the State, 10 its solemn engage
ments with its loan holders. The income es-
pecially appropriated to the payment Of this
interest, is derived from the following sources,
to wit TOLLS OH canals and railways, auction
duties, tax on collateral inheritances, dividends
on turnpike, bridge and navigation stocks, es-
cheats and the tax levied on real and personal
property &c.
The amount received from each Of these
several sources, during the last fiscal year,
ending Both November last, is as follows -
From tolls on Canals and Rail
ways. S1623OO "A
Auction duties, 77022 l5
" Collateral inheritance, 81 ,59l 43
Dividends on turnpike,
bridge and navigation
stocks, 3O,355 ~
Escheats. 336 "a
Tax on real and personal
property. &c. 33,292 u
Total, S924,9 Ii
The sum in the treasury, applicable to this
object, on The first day Of this month, indepen'
dent of what will be received during the month
was 81, ,O2O. 1876 81. being sl24,Oi2 62 more
than is necessary to pay the interest due on the
first of February next.
In relation TO the assessment and collection
ofthc state taxes, under the net OF the litf
June 1910, the greatest delinquency 10 founo
v;,h the county commissioners. No return ol
1900, ha. henn rrceired from scNcral O
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

s30,0J6,0l3 6S
3.a)4,303 20
l,57l,6S9, 90
$4,000 90
NW,WO0 90
100000 90
100000 90
$4,000 90
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
s36,33l,OO5 65

ing pufpcses
For Canals and Railways,
To pay interest on public debt,
For the use of the Treasury,
For Turnpikes, State Roads,
Bridges, &c,
For the Uuion Canal,
For the Eastern penitentiary,
For the Franklin Railroad,
For the Pa, and Ohio Cana,
Total
The value Of our public i'm
proyements, estimated ut
cost, is
Tho State owns bank stock
which cost, at par
The state owns Turnpike
and Bridge stock.
The State owns Canal and
Navigation stock,
The State owns Railroad
stock.
Money due on unpatented
lands, estimated at
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

,JSixteen lines make a square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
By DUNLOP, MoNcURE & CO.
COMMISSIONING SALE OF REAL rs.

-, IATE
X "rtie ~ 4 Dee ice prongrnced nv The suocr5..
-, ,S'ino Chaneery for tie Richmond Circuit on The
80 " saar, le4<, ia the case Of NcKiltoe ~ Sfubbs 81
~ : {. shall as Conmissiouer appointed By the said DC.
&c ue execute The sane, sell AZ punte anr,Io, % Ne
pie hres. on The I'D % AuGtsT nett a ~ asSi,cr r. a. |.
eettaln lct OF Ground, with the Houses thereon -, ~
- .teAsncns en- ihe south side Oi Y or Msin strect- In
, Z, cry o. richmond, bounded ss follows: Bcrisnin. a.
~ cnj 81 the tenement witch John > stuhu. 49,,
s2uFeyedto Ezekiel DAVIS. and RUNNING casfvardIy "a Gcs,
= lnehesio the ground which belonged 10 the s.tsfe OF
10y bfosn, dsc.,t ~ ence ~ right angles with said T. s'reet
e,Mhus ne iiEer Git feet, thence parallel with sail n
that line 10 the beginning
ALSO,
one other lot Of GIornd In sid city, fronting ~ feet on
ION street, and running back 100 lcc', bein. Lot No n In
soml Ala.Is' idituon TO the City Of Richmond, with all the
buncinss theTcon and appurtcnanccs.
- muehof the purchase money for the said nropcrtv AZ
~iHueIfsJ commissions AMI expenses to be paidI ia cash.
the talaoce IN two equal inSialmenis Of s and II months
WI, lnterest iro'n the day ofgale, TO be secured by bond.
wiz security, AID the tile 10 he retained until ali the ,ur
Shtse inoncy s'ai be paid. The title b.ueved 4, be mol
Dui only such VIII be Sotl e. is vested Va Tue az Conitnls'
''1het p NJ TABB. Scn'T,
- ~ Commissioner.
aus DUNLOP. & co aur,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
n DIcKINxOv- Tu.,oo
PUBLIC SALE OF mR kIRKPATRICK1s
ANn

" lie lstday OF September OF far, II not. on the ne II
- tir da!)t shau selo the premises, Al public auction.
10 me hishest bidder, the traetofLAND on whirh the lafe
Kew. John kirkpatrick resided. THIS IandEss The conn.
yoi Cumberand about half wy between Richmond ans
LSnchouTg. boundcd on one side by the main stage Read.
ando on another by Willis river, aTordins good navi-afion
~ az seasons, In as healt'y 4 region a. any in Va and In a
neishoorhooi very desirable on many accounts. The
uaet contains 10y estimation one thousand acres, with an
unusually large portion Of good original wood and pine
lsnd, vel adapted 10 the production Of tobacco, corn and
wheat. IhetinprnNements are very excellent, and suited
ga l1ise family The gardenprodueuye and Tie richard Us
very ex ensfye anlo the most choice fruits.
This Is I very desirable properly either 10 a professional
man oTtoH farmer aud planter, and would be a delightful
summer rcsitcnce for gentlemen in the lower counfry-
Full posse ssion wil be given by the LIST Of November. with
the privilege OF sowing a crop OF wheat n the usual time
Inc terms Of the sale will DC onethird OF the purchase
money payable when possession Is doligcred-one uGrl
twelve months, and the balance two years thereafter, The
puTehascr giving a lien upon the Land and pcrsonll secu.
Thy satisfactory. NELSON PAGE.
in 20 2lwsG Fxeeufor Of Jobn KfrEn.r5rk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
TRUST SALES

y pursuance % a deed a tm.,. a.,ot ~. - -
~ So9s uii, eHecui~d by Hiram iiluis Of an.
an. :, .icthesi 10 me unfct sisncl a. tusicc, ~
et securing = cerzln debt thof els name. -,
'rJa Dran,n y nrothcr. &c the town of Pctersburr.
~ D.. tne ticfk's Once uf the uuEipsis Cour,
= .ceIeonts' s1si County Court Of Chestere.ifs brl.-
Tor rssh 'ggis,sdn y hem, shan expose 10 sAie and seh
nj tsNte me front door Of tho Rel Tsvcrn- In ne
~ ot nehnionda - public auction, on Thursll,v nc is h
-, ".tas'' rsi-the fOilowing r,raed slaves. 10 wiz
GIN s.en' thompson, Alfred. tsham, sam, Aothony
.r,nsnl, roMhaian. snd Jorian, or NJ rnsny Of them =,
HnIIyo on anu satrty the debt sceuredb y tie % "a ,f,rc.
49, ~ liSo..s AMI eharres attending tho rruio, ~
the sad deed. The subrc nber VII convey sreb iiflr !. h
perfect w. A PsTrrscS %
&c above Advertised slaves are Grsi rate IeiorS hsn..
- sale To be conducted by Ri. DICKINSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12

BY DUNLOP, MONCURe & co.
WARSAW. Ar Auction

Ihis dcsirah.e residence, now I'm the occupancy Of Ma
Jesse Sncad, in view n The city Of Richmond sft ,tf,rk,
GU tncfeto Tour acres OF tho most valuable proiucuve lsnl
~ gui With many vhIuahl' Fruit Trces, anil snisftnG.Tv
cncloscd, to-cihcr with Brick Stables. Carrfsre UonrS
&c. VII DC sold on The premises on WEDNESDAY ~
iilho september, at ~ oclock. And Immediately sfcr
w s.c o. NaTs1w, viii be sold near thereto. fn he To- wn
%, ei9ncy 70 callct, ci1ht acres of Landnow in = hlrh sf.fe
9l cn~iuvittonl and adinins DC tract ca rs southern Hne.
uenngng 10 Richard Reins, E-u.
luMs-one bird cash, The balance in Two ronsi ray
tncnts % 2 and - months, With satisfactory sccurirv. AMI
a deed o. ruston The properly.
aus 2awtds u. Ma Co, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
Tx 50 OF VALUABLE CITY
PROPERTY

by virtue oftwo Deeds Of Trust. the frs, bearing date
- the 10th December, 1876 executed by Richard Reins
TO David e. Randolph and John q. McCrcdfe, and the Pad
bearing date the l2ih day OF Nay. lS3S, executed bV saiI
keins and wife 10 Joseph Mayo aud samuel T. Puuian. tbs
n streeoTdcd In the Office ofthc nusunrs Court OF nc
city or Rtchmnnd, and the second IN the ONCE oThe conn.
~ Court Of Honrico, the trustees, in both said desds. viii
oier Tor sale, al public auction, 10 The highest biddcr, for
cash, on Saturday, tie 18Th day Of August, 1882. on the prc.
miseS ati O'CLOCK p. NJ, all hose tvo half arce Iois or
Lane, situated on the north side Of G. street. near David
ballocksi containing nj feet front, aud running back lJ
Get 60 an ls foot alley, being tic same conveyed 10 aid
keins ~ John Heih ant wife, by deed Of Ith December,
lsb, alsoof record in the said Husi.ncs Court Ofce-or
ne purpose OF paying Grst a mote OF $40 90, dated izh
w T Mann, and payable Twelve months after dsie, and
winch was given 70 salt Heb for the last instalmeut ofthc
bqIehaSc money 'oT sii lots, aud has been assisuci To
hlchard ". Crump, AMI secured by said hrsi-tnennoned
Deed 81 Trust -anf fI the purpose o~fpsyinE. secondly,
Seveial notes held by Henry l. Carter, secured by the End
hccuoi . rust shove mentioned, in the first class OF crcdi
iofs therein ment.onel, the siid Carter requiring a faie
70 DC thus made for his benefit, TO wit AneToiiable note
dttwnby SAID Rcins, payable 10, and endorsed by, Wilfsm
:. Atcn' and then heldby stephen DuvaL for five hunired
collars and since paddy said Carter by him heIl-0 note
OF say hetns tot 500 payable 20 William Barlow. and as.
slsned ny hitn 10 said Carcr-and negotiable note drawn
~ said Roins aud endorsed by sad Carter aud Jose Nh
Saitc Tor $50, and which has been paid by said carter.
A. ondorSeT. together with all interest duc on the said ssve.
Es!ucbis AMI The costs and charges Of sale. The trustees.
81 course, wall convey such tile only a. Is vested in hem
by said deeds.
10 lj-oitNcfds Byhe Trusfsss IN hail De,I,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-12
TO PLANTERS AND MERCuANrS

IL fLhNlEtS AMI III
TIE rates Of transportation on the Petersburg aud
Il Greensyille aud Roanoke Railroad, from CASTOR 10 Pc.
teTsbnrg, have been Teducedas follows:
weight.
On manufactured Tobacco to 25 cents per box, and 40
cents per key.
On Flour TO 20 cents per barrel d BIRD,
Petersburg, Aug -. lsi2 President
N d Tobacco intended for Richmond viii be received by
inc agent Of the Riehhond aud Petersburg Railroad Go.
anu iorwardedior oil % per hid, including GrdYage in Pc.
teIsnuIg. au . CT
NV bRSITY OFF VIKGINIA-NIEDT-
CAL DEPAHThIENT-The plan OF inafrnc.
ton IN thus department OF the University presents peculiari.
ties TO be found IN no other School OF Medicine in the
Union. The Lectures Commence on the LIST Of October,
and terminate on the fth Of July ensuing.
owing q the lengih Of the session, which embraces 4
PERIOD OF months three Professors arc enabled TO per-
iorin all INC duties which In other Medical Iustituiiops are
usually assigned 10 SKI and the etulcnfs are seldom re.
CURED 10 attend more than two Lectures on the same day.
Ny this arrangement, the students have an opuouunity or
elementary branches OF Medical Science, before they in.
vcsiisaic theii applications in connection witht the study Of
the practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the students arc sub.
lcctcd 10 a iul aud rigid examination on the preceding
lecture, or on portions OF the approved text books. |. Is
apparent, that the plan, OF which the outlines have been
briefly stated, Is one which allows the student 10 com.
ineHcc as well as 10 complete his medical studies in the in.
situiioni and presents q happy combination oltho advanta.
ges OF the sYItem OF Instruction by private pupl9gc and
Any person of approved moral conduct may offer as a
Candidate, and receive The degree Of VI. d.. without refer.
oncc tn The time he has been engaged ia tie study OF dc.
d cino, or Of joining tho School, provided he undcrgocsi in
a satisfactory manner the various examinations prescribed
by tho enacimcnts.
The protcssoraa are
John Z. Emmett, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry, Phar.
macy and NGcHa Meiica.
Henry Howard, Nd Professor OF Pathology and Pnc.
icc of Medicine, Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudcncc,
, JimcsL Cabcl, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy, Physio.
WILLIS II. wooDLEY, Proctor.