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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

LING WILLIAM FARM FOR RENT.-Wii, be rented for the
ensuing year 1884, Auction, at MechaDcksvllls IN the
,a Of King William the 18th day Of August io4 far
not the FIRST fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted that wei
ncwn Farm called Marshal's, lying King William county
Tompkns' and Dabney's Ferry The tract contains Gus
and cultivated in the three shin sysem WIN
a 100 acres or rather MORE each shift There Is good
ng house other houses the premises and the renor
s privilege of seeding small grain this Fall. Terms
llG- the day Of renting. -
Gu. ToMPKiNs, Admir-. of J. F. Page
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NroTCp IN given By Ladies OF the Humane assoca
,n That IN future all kinds Of Needle Work. khltt'ns ana
Quilting H be done Female Orphans Asylum anu 'iic
.npase ii ir friends of the Institutions and oil Tue pabiI,
especially solicited All work entrusted To hem WIN w uohe
d. nta,ss, AMI STYLE. under the management ol COM
n;ena-n, and al the lowest prices. The proceeds OF
labor Of the orphans will be appropriated I" the expenses so
Institution enlargement of the means oil accomho
llHrg a. greater plumber OF destitute orphans. - =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

c,,o REV ARD-Ran away from the subscriber on sunday
~ morning the :1th July Negro Man. named Alfred.
ab0li y-fye old, nearly six feet III height strong
m .lausrs Sigh y, and has two on his right arm
IA. ~ chased in this city, al Mr. Robert Hart oi Sou'anp
Aun where IL Is likely he VIII attempt l" goa, nave ieal
ID ,ne he eft that he has wife aud children. viii
above reward for his delivery AT Tates Jail, appre
,,y.n... raid p. X. PICOT.
An, n 27-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

WILL oir for sale, publicly the premises upon the fth
sa d October the plantation which reside, IN the
cti end Of Meckeuhurg county, Oak HUI contains
b survey seven hundred and sixty-seven acres three
ii and of which low ground of the best
quality. ncudn. lower half Totero Island, commonly
"a Nelson's Island The land lies within six miles Of
Ts,ve good market for tobacco and there three manu-
eIr- mills almost sight, each Of which wheat may be
tt'ed rs water The buildings the land sufficient for
~ accommodation Of family, and the security of
~ cop Tine of payment will he made known the
H ri sale shall be- accommodating any reasonable
se' require hazard ttie in saying that there is a
h Proportion of first land this tract Than ether
% I've Common y,ath JOHN NELSON.
i4eus, a1-tdS
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y0TCF WIN McCrery having, by deed OF trust assign
me all his books, debts and claims Of every ae.crpto
his creditors have placed the same oI
% paebed 10 Mr. hcCrery requested TO pay the amount
hen several debts, without delay as indulgence Ganno NC
u "a "AHNS' on ,r
IrlvS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

NoTICE-A having claims against the estate Of Jno
Deshazo deceased are requested present them within the
prescribed by law this notice will be plead In bar against
them VIM. ID. laws,
Administrator Of John Deshazo deceased.
King Queen July 49, @-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

d APPAHANNoCK ACADEMY-'rhIs Institution Will he
opened again on the Is; of September and co,e the
18TH Of the following December, under The superintendent Of
Washington iuckner Principal aided by Mr.. NJ T. Camp
bell, late from tue School OF the Mesrs. Haowes Of AeSan
of Instruction will fully equal to tia, in our hest Academies
will qualify young men either for business the higher College
cassrsand VIII embrace the Latin and Greek Languages Ma
hemaic surveying History the Elements Of Chemistry Natu
Philosophy and Astronomy together with such other branches
as constitute y good English education.
The discipline oil The School though strict will be Kind and
a,rct,:e and every eseun w be made By the instructors
pfori;a ihe moral ad intellectual culture OF 'hose entrusted
their caf The boaTG6a department will be- conducted by
Wam Enrhucr, has been -eicIrG u: that purpose
The ctta advantages OF tins Institution IN pe!a o health
righteousness 81 buildings and well selected Library. well
Tire public The whole for the scholastic year
Including uiiicn, beard aud washing will he
ndrcd aud twenty dollars for English and Classical studies
hundred and Fifteen Tor English branccs alone. II bed
bedding be- furnished there will be- additional charge
five dollars Letters addressed 10 the Principal RappaaRnock
Academy, Caroline, wl meet with prompt attention.
WM r. TAYLOR,
Presdcn; Of Board or Trustees
9t-w3W
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GEORGE r BOOKER of the late firms of Lewis Webb 20,
h I Webb Booker Hamilton has taken the House next 70
Pen en:ary Store the Street leading from MAN Street 70
49,. erds. for the purpose of iransactng the
GROCERY IND COMMISSION BUSINESS;
In, course the ensuing fortnight he VIII nave IN store AN
r al Goods in his line which he will sell 1T moderate
" 4 l''"' VI ' = 80 Ann n6-si*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

4 SITUATION WANTED BY A TEACHER-ay young gen
\ tman, late member OF William college, I 81
has had TWO years experience in Teachings Is DESTROYS oil
.nnca either Assistant IN some son,eih
dnced relative 10 scholarship character and skill IN
,sson Letters tpost pad addressed 10 A. b. al rree
.fis,5urs Va, will receive prompt attention. os r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

:, ,RrgT w HENRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Richmond, "a,
@ attend the Courts of Richmond and the contiguous coun
one an the corner Main and Governor streets, over the
I'm, Store Of Bolton * Harrison. =. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

- UMFORD ACAnEMY-The Literary Department of tins
IL Institution under The supervision of MIR j. H. Bates w
graduate OF n. T. University. and has shown himself
lie has School, expert
cnccd Teacher and possessing in high degree that ic 80 ts
also zen ,un of wc kao.. q!Cty and morl worth y Tie
addition Of apparatus the Proprietor "fcs TO rhs
such superior merit and Obtain The Iaonasc 81
parents who desire 10 have Their sons Az"
wards well grounded in the !dmen 81 thorough education
Improvement Of the scholars will BE- attended To- The ooa
proverlly healthy, and, whenever needed, medical al
tendance will given free Of charge For further particulars
relative 10 terms admission Of study and the general
regulations School, apply the Proprietor Principal ny
letter or otherwise The ne VI Term will Monday,
18th Sept. JOHN 5. LEWIS Proprietor.
kim William county, Va Aug H. l543. aI-at
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Desirable Residence near Richmond for sale .7ucon

Desirable Residence Richmond for sale at 7ucton
ID virtue Trust the subscriber the
ID osth of February 1872 by John c. Wade and wife, re-
corded in the Office Of the Clerk Of Ienrco County Court
shall on FRIDAY the 18th day of month"; tAugus upon
the pemi.s O'Clock, proceed SELL at public auction TO
highest bidder certain piece parcel of Land containing
acres now occupied by said Wade family
dece lying side of the main road leading from Rich
mond 10 the Bridges about mile from RichHond and
adjoining the lands of the late Hntson Brett and Others Cpon
tins tract comfortable dwelling house, with five
rooms passage, &C.. in good repair situated in handsome
grove Kitchen house. large stables ice house, well OF
excellent in the yard variety of bearing fruit trees ana
large and productive garden The crop growing shows
That the land highly improved The above of land m
der deed of prior date TO the executed TO the sub
Of 81 000 will, therefore, be
sold for that the due In cash. and upon
credit of six and months for the balance The purchaser
executing bonds security and the title withheld until the
credit payments have been made.
The title TO seventeen Of this land is believed be
feet that which is detached from the house o
by diane held by of from the Land Office
obtained in 1884, AS Trustee shall convey only such title
THoS. TALLEY, Trustee.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE STOCK, &c;
Immediately after the sale of the House Land, shall SELL
cash. the personal property Of said John G. Wade CON
veycd by said deed Of trust consisting in part OF the oowlng
beds bcdsteads and furniture secretary soa two
chairs horses three few hogs one
barouche and harness, &C. THO. TALLEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES F. NEW, Auctioneer.
Iuv os 23-tds
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GREAT LUCK AT sTRATT0N'3 OFFICE.
lRAWN Nos Alexandria Lottery Eatrl Glass No l7s, dr.

GREAT EUCk At STRATTUN'5 UIFIIE.
nRAWN Nos. Alexandria Lottery, Extra Glass No s drawn
p 80 As GO CO la 81 50 co % ! so.
Ticket Nos - 60 - entitled The Capital Prize Of SO O00
sold and paid by STRATTOS.
Ticket Ms II 49, Prize Of 10000 sold paid BY
SITUATION.
Ticket Nos - So Prize Of 81 AGO. sold and paid
Do. do u Il g. de-. l,l1. by Sf'RATTON.
BESIDES o;irr good three number prizes, making - three
prizes so!d aud paid by SrRirToN from 18th OF May 90
Isl AT August.
y t. TckrS IN all Lotteries advertised by j. e. Gregory =
60. sold rs STRhrToS IN packages single Ee' ana
all orders by mail otherwise, from ph Of tile mon rn
tluu. tickets VIII lie Thankfully received anu
cnnieaiiaily aud promptly Ia, ii addressed lie al
prize seller. y. SIRATIUS, Richmond, va
Aur 25-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

aiEiiA ACADEAiY.-The ensuing Session will commence
n September IS; and end July ISL 1914.
TERM session. si70 payable advanccSS5 lst epien-
Der, So Isl Of February.
The con' wisi he limited very small number and the
attention paid to the Improvement of every pupil.
Direct, post paid, Elk Hill r. o., Amelia.
WIN. II. HARRISON.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GASEOl'S CONTENTS:

The subscriber discovered another Spring, the waters
are exroed very highly by those who have used te ana
thew are certainly strong As 10 the virtues o. hese waters
he. migh much said and hundreds Of certificates might NC
noncrd hut subscriber deems II unnecessary
pouueeu' U.s. FRANCIS a. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

1.oo RElyARD.-gan away from Mathew Bryan X Co.'S
, 1Ut Iron Works, Rockhtsr comfy virginia. some ume
IN Inc last NV Negro Wiliam sometimes calling himself
William Smith abou; 10 u inches h-h, very likely RI
Their copper speaks quick when spoken TO- about - years
has loose curly ha-no rccocctcd viii give
fy dollars for the apprehension Of said boy ii taken in this
state oil 600 taken Of the State and delivered 10 me- near
Sf' JOHN McCOULI.
,,r 25-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

THRUSH SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR GLASGOW.
BY virtue of deed Of Trust, executed by John P Sampson
undersigned and NJ Garland, Of date the 3st august
1885, duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Amherst County
Court purposes therein mentioned the under
signed surviving Trustee by the Of The
cured will proceed, the premises THURSDAY, the 2i
August l3 SELL by of public auction to the
highest bidder all that parcel of Land conveyed b VIM
NJ Waller and wife said John p Sampson by deed duly
recorded Amherst County Court, called CHE WINTON ES
TATE containing by late is5 two rods situated
county Amherst both sides OF the Bulloe rve ana
adjoining :he town of New Glasgow
represented and believed by the undersigned 10 be a
valuable Estate the attention o. capitalists 10 H.
Possession for seeding VIII tie given at the Gay OF SALE
and full possession the Isl OF January next.
TERss-Ihe land will be sold credit of l2 u or "a months
except necessary the cxpensesand The
purchaser required give negotiable satisfactorily
dorsed-and deed of trust the property TO secure Their pay
ment believed be unqueonablebn The under
signed will convey such only vested in him by the trust
deed aforesaid. Z. L. MOSBf, surviving trustee.
Ann / 24-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING 4 QUEEN-The exer-
cises of the next session Of this Institution will
the Isl September and terminate on the Goth December
o. WHITE,
Augs 26-4t ]. w. KAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

GALE OF FARMvILLE PRoPERTY.-By virtue Of two
- deeds Of Trust executed 10 the subscriber by James NJ JACK
Sarah A.. his wife, dated the Ilh March, 1872 ana
2h April 1892 both Of record in the County Court oil
Prince Edward certain debts therein mentioned due 10
Farmers Bank of Virginia. its Office al Fanvle VIII be
front of F. H. James, Tavern in the Town Of Farmvie
Thursday the 9TH September s TO the highest bidder the
No. g. on Main street which at present occupied by r. a.
Shoe and purchased of the late James Mad
deceasedo No. a. Main street, occupied at present by
Armand Rason Store, and the said James NJ Jackson as
venables survey-Lo No. lately occupied by James NJ Jack
Factory The No. % ana gu IN
Randops new survey following Slaves: Jacob M!y
Mary, Isaac Coles Jack, Thomas John william tSaehe
Anthony, Merit Charles Henry aud Buk number OF These
and nearly all uncommony likely
and valuable. -,
7erms-Cash Slaves. credit will be given on The
Real Estate which will be made known on the day of sale Inc
title property conveyed believed to be good, pn
only convey such vested in me by NE deed.
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee.
P,,mvp,e June 9th lSA3 l4-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

|,taTE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
r sale his Lands near Buckingham Court house ms ian
consists Of separate tracts containing together @ acres anu
H.; about miles from buckingham Conrtoisc hta
nh each other work both places WIN tnf sam.
n.ye or fifteen be worked 10 advantage ne si''
,;r,r tract contains ab0Hi 30 ceafea-nae ha""
L. Of his i n- rate STAT. bainm, surpassed hE hunc III
r,,uoss and fertility the III. hi@' Ezra Is eHnH
@ 49, n,e Of The land hat durable ana er
~ him rn..essna qluI.:y highly reten;irer minie
and wei! adap-d and plaster The Improvements on
Nj fm consist Of GOOD story dwelling hoisc with eist
massage Sc and hre,hng machine tobacco oisss
ice iose and other houses an exce,sn sphg
rc water and young orchard of well selected ir trees gar
den &C The other contains $50 acrrs-es remaiSapy
we'll and well wateed with strong and bold branches run
land There is than hundred ana ofy acres OF
This cleared the balance finely mbered This land produces
sn and of the fine manufacturing kind and produces
wheat remarkably we peculiarly adapted To wheat
invite those may wish to purchase sueh properly 10 come
nd vrw IL If this property should not be sold privately,
will be exposed y public auction ON The Isl OF Srprne
next. 80 ,c .,is
Rur kingbam, July T. lsi3. Io-"tS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

oy Co selling prizes now in almost every io'tery-se-
vera persons purchasing tickets for long ne
-cttg thing have within few days drawn capt.
tl ps advertised having been sold can he seen
at the Office
Tickets all The Lotteries advertised by JC Gregory 70.
hand. ORDERS enclosing cash or prize tickets, at
N rompinrs and the drawings o; Lotteries ssh'
~ len ,rage.tri) Ia all vino order of
HoYT 1, co. Under Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va
H.. no 9b-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, propose estahlishinga
ID permanent School Ill., the county Of furanna
The session will commence the LIST Sept neA aad ierm
nate on The lst day Of July
instruction will he such 10 qualify pupils 10
University other colleges 10 III them in Tie prac
life Being graduate of the Virginia Military III
st,c al branches of science Thoroughly taught the
undersigned aers himself a with the and unrem
ted that he viii devote his school, thar lie Will be
able satisfy all who cntrust children To his
will teach the French German and English languages, IN
Guiding Composition and Geography. Particular aiteron will
be bestowed upon English Language and Literature.
In Mathematics The will embrace: Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry Plane and Spherical Trgonomcy, Analytical and
Descriptive Geometry and the Drenlial and Integral Calculus
Military Science, including Fortifcatious Topography Tactics
There will also be Natural Phi
losnphy, Moral Philosophy and Chemistry
class suc eny large formed DESTROYS OF studying The
Latin and Greek languages they will be eugh by competent
Assistant, who will be procured for that purpose.
TEkMs-For instruction all the above branches except mill
ary science Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, $50 session
ten months payable half yearly in advance For the Other
branches additional charge of $40 session Will be made
Board including washing, fuel bedding, Sc. viii be furnished
$50 per scholastic year, half be paid advance, the
nander the end of the
The situation remarkably healthy, and in excellent neigh
hcrood and half miles from FiuvanDa g. H. ttm
muncat,os by MALL directed Palmyra o., Will bs prompt
ly attended 10. JOHN Il. STRANGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

IL. VI. ifO1 ~ JO.'S iOI
Under tks Exchange HVhi, Rietaond, Pngina
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST, lsA3.
S75,000 IN 3 pr,zss Of $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class H. for s;3 10 he drawn
Alexandra, d. C., Saturday, the 18Th Of August, 1873
nrand Capitals.
prize nr slO,OO6 50 prizes Of $1,000
5000 50 " 200
2i77 80 {" $50
&c.
Tickets Sl0-ilalvcs S5-Cluar,crs 81 80.
Certificates Of rackases Of ~ Whoes sIlo 90
~ Halves. ~ 90
70 Quarters, 81 90
5000 Dollars,
ALEX ANnETA LOTTERY, Class H. fs 49, To he drawn
al Alexandra, D. g.. Saturday. August 90 lti3.
Is drawn Nos each Package Of - Tickets.
Capitals.
prize Of $4,000 piize Of sl,75O
10000 Ii 1900
5000 10 prizes Of 1000
1900 Is 500
&c. &c.
Certificates Of package. Of - Wiioles, 500 90
- Halves ~
- Quarters, - w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA-Ths Ins;ilu-
Ia tion well Tied and well known again announced for
benefit and information Of Christian parents.
The Diocesan School OF Virginia. il is of course decidedly
Institution the Episcopal Church. hut IFS object and smt
general scciaran lis great purpose Christian Edutaon
and while its plan and organization provide The most substantial
complete o learning, commensurate, indeed
College COURSES chief end have youth trained
''wiSdom, which the uf the Lord IL the beginning -
To thus end, during four years, has been largely blessed
Heaven; and the rad the opportunity of enein.
the ensuing session is again offered Christian PARENTS
The session will begin Monday, End 0cube
inmate about the middle Of the subsequent July.
The charges, recently arranged by the Trustees,
each separate pupil, per anuum SIS
And, where two from the family, for
earh $50
Payments in every case semannay in advance, octo
Der and lst March.
The number Of students in to exceed IS.
The location of the institution is advantageous
being within miles Of Alexandria, ID. c., and adjoining the
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia and healthy
commanding and beautiful eminence, nearly 300 feet
Potomac.
age admission in general limited number
however received 10 and II. Assurance Of worthy
required every and youth unwor
ihy-and, reasonable effort, promptly re-
moved.
Al letters Of inquiry and application should be directed The
illogical Seminary r. o. Alexandra, ~ e.. and Ia
REV. w. n. PENDLEToN Rector
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1913.

III.SON GREEN FEMALE SEMINART.-rhe second session
II of - scho" WIZ commence the rst Monday IN Selem-
and close on me ISL, of December. There few vach
ci-s. icIn, p, OF Tire. n'd ha,i months 80 Cd
Ja0. H. Ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

V. VI. Institute, July ~, lsi3
This certify that Mr. John b. Strange graduate OF this
institutions; and from the distinguished standing which he took
departments of knowledge taught here deem him
culiarly qualified may be committed
charge. FRANCIS H. SMI TIL, Sup. V. VI. l.
N-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

TTAIUABI.E LAND AND MILL FOR SALE-Ry virtue Of
the last viii of William puanry, deceased. shall SELL on
The day In The highest bidder Niinane
tract Land yin. the county Greene about quarter o
mile frm Sanarsvie main Tnad leading Ia Richmond
and The tract onals about four hundred ad
twenty acres hundred of which good tobacco
land 10 clear The remarkably WELL and Is well adapt
ted TO cultivation wleat oats and osacc' anu
altogether combines advantages rarely to be mel WIN
The improvements iolcrbly good being small dwelling
house. stables cabins tobacco house. &C There about tory
acres of land the we'll waered and
spring within sixty yards dwelling house equal TO any III
the Mountains Further particulars deemed unnecessary as
presumed any wishing To purchase will view the
premises. $50,
cash. and balance in three equal annual
will not be made until the last payment i
made.
Mill property lies within mile Of the county seat on
Rapid Ann River The Mill is IN good
repair Of burrs and pair OF corn stones
situated wheat country and Is considered an eScc,en
Manufacturing The society in the neiehborIood is goo
and being Of the county seat makes very De
property IL will be scd tie me lan
JOHN e. DULANEY, Executor.
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AND FOR SALEThe subscriber, having in his Tract more
L. land than he cares keep viii sell portion OF IL upon ea-
sonabe terms That part lie proposes 10 sell contains about
fifty say between MY ana sIy acres soo
James grounds and the balance good ish iaha almost
all of which timber, with more desaoe sizes
building we'll waiered with several good springs III sooa
where the farmer planter always meet It'll good mar
ket for all products of his land There on ts ana good
Oyeeer house and large tobacco house. The purchaser can
get possession in time wheat this FALL and cam If he de-
ses it, land adjoining deem \ unnecessary TO- give
come aud hear the liberal terms on winch am
disposed 10 sell. -
~ FRANCIS MUDENA.
I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-15

UNIVERSITY OF VlRGiNIA-The Sessions Of this Iusiu
" ton annually the 1t OF October and terminate
on the Of July following The Schools the University
with their respective Professors
/. Ancient Laneuagcs.-Df Gessner Harrison.
Q. Modern I.anguages.-Dr. Chares Kraitsir.
g. Mathemai;cs.-Ir. Edward II. COurtenay.
a. Natural Phlosophy-Alr VIM b. Rogers
Civil Engineering subjects of which divided he
the Professors Of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
g. Chemistry and Matera Meiica.-Dr. Ro. L. Rogers
l. Medicine.-Dr. Henry Howard.
g. Anatomy and Surgery-Dr James l. Cabel.
g. Moral Phiosophy.-Mr. George Tucker.
TO- Law.-Iudse Henry 81. G. Tucker.
Judge Tucker is Chairman cf the Faruly.
The regular. stated charges for the session Sa5 co
For all other necessary expenses this sufficient a5 10
SEQ 10
The Of $3.50 has been found for several years nas ~ he
the total Of the expenses students
the books of the Paon with woa they are required Ia de-
post their funds.
For further particulars Of the printed the
Washington Globe and the Charleston Mercury bo of which
papers a standing advertisement will be iolnt
WILLIS H. WOoDLEY, Proctor aud Patron u or Va
July IA ALTO
Or The Richmond Wing; Baltimore Patriot and Re oublican:
psurg Gazette; Cincinnati Gazette Ohio Raleigh Regis
and Fayetteville Observer North Carona Nashville Repnb
can and Ilmon Tennessee; Charleston Courier Soub Carroll
The Medeer!le Recorder Savannah Georgian Croa:
The Mobile Chronicle, Huntsville Democrat and Flan of The
Union Alabama The Nachez Courier and Missssnnian Miss
ssipp The Argus and Bee New Orean The Journal and
Advertiser Louisville Ky. will publish the i'm their cnn-
papers, regularly until the Isl of October and forward their
accounts to the Proctor of The University.