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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GALE
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Fifteen dam Inter from Euro2c.

fVCch ndM MtT jF0W i>hRp.
Liberation Of OConnel!-Close Of the war in
Aiorocco-proroeaiicn q! Parli; mcni-Tho
Ouccn's Speecll-Ei.it OF the Queen 10 Scot
land.
The ROYAL Mail Steamship Caledonia Capt
t. c. Lot, arrived al Boston OH Thursday morn
ing al about l0s O'Clock.
By this arrival, We have both London and Ii
verpool papers to the l9,h ultimo-her day OF sail
Ing
The Caledonia has experienced some severe
gales for the last few days, which have somewhat
retarJie, her passage.
The liberation oil O'Conf ell and his fellow ira
vcrscrs in consequence of the reversal, hy the
House of Lords, of the decision and sentence OF
the Court before which they were tried was as I'M
expected as il is gratifying 10 the friends OF liberal
principles.
The infant Prince has been baptized by the
name OF y fired Ernest Albert.
The British Parliament was prurogucd on the
i,h inst, 10 the 10Th of October, BY the Queen il
person.
The Queen Of England embarked at Wool
wch IN hr 9.h, tor tour through Scotland, az
conp,n;ci liz Prince 4 hert and the usual royal
corleyc. she arrived d; Dundee on the lth. anc
her reception in all the towns through which sht
passed, was most enthusiastic.
The Queens visit 10 Ireland which was pro-
mincntly announced lew weeks since hy the
Ministerial papers, has been Indefinitely post
poncd,
A daring forgery has been perpc;rated on the
Bank Of England.
The state Of trade in the manufacturing dis
tric,s is satisfactory. With Inc exception OF prin
ting cloth which is in dull request, nearly all de
scriptions of Manchester goods have experienced
an improved demand.
A war steamer constructed OF mahogany, am
intended 10 he the largcs, in the world, is on ths
stocks and will probably be launched in Apr
next. She is to be called the Terrible.
According to the Globe the visit OF the King Of
the French TO England will take place in the
second week Of October
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RICHMOND, VA.
Tresday Morning.. oetoaer $, 1871.

The New York Tribune cxul,s at the LAST
LETTER of Mr.. Clay 1t hcss every one 10 read
it, and hand it, I" like the fiery cross ot Rhode
rick Dhu,' round 10 his next ncighicr. lta'irnls,
thai il will silence 'thc misrepresentation OF the
Polk and BiRxEY sophisiS, respecting Mr. Ciay'
attitude, with regard TO TEXAs"-that SOW,
therefore, "NEw York Is sArs-saie beyond
peradven,ure-and THE UNION is safe with 1t, Is
il would now be even without ii. No longer can
Wings be driven from the support OF their own
principles and candidates. ~ THE rMsElioop
that Mr. CLAY has come oui for Annexation =
Who, with haitian eye, can mistake The frhunes
calculations That the last letter will propliiale
the Abohtioniss, and that Texas is 10 be lost to
the South 10 purchase Abolition votes for H. &.
How is 'New York SAFE = But by buying
their votes People Of the South what say We
10 the new bargain Mr.. Clay is constantly
studying. TO profit by CoArirIoNs What >ay Won
10 This one-at your dread expense! But, after
all will i.answcr Did not the CONVENTION OF
Urea gainsay this calculation They object
ed not So much Ia what Mr.. Clay said as 10 Texas,
bu, as 10 SLAVERY In this last letter, he says
nothing of THAT THEME Is he 10 write another
private letter 10 remove the objections OF the
Utica Report We confess we have some sus-
picions Of the Wing lins-leaders, OF their hum
bugs score; brile>, secret circulars, pipe-ayns
Ne. Ct.
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THE MERCHANTS OF ENGLAND.


~ THs uoS. :. sMfTHE.
Tie land il b9aSts is titled hos,s-they cannot
vie with these;
The merchants OF old Ensland,-,he segneurs
Of the seas
IL the DAYS Of Queen Victoria for they have bone
her sway
From the far Atlantic islands to the ISLANDS of
Ca,hav;
And DER one-six,h Of ali the earth, and over all
the main,
Like some good fairy, Freedom marks and bless
e. her domain.
And, Of The mighty empires that arose, and ruled
and died,
Since on the sea- his heritage the Tyran lookd
in pride.
No: Carthage with her Hannibal; not Athens
when She bore
Her brares and her bodies, 10 the Syracusan
shore,
While til, words Of A!cbales yet echoed wide
and far,
"Where are corn fields. and are olive grounds, the
Alhenian's limits are
An! in each triremc was macy dream OF the
Wes.. AMI lis unknown bliss,
@. the mailcns OF iberia, ard tn: icasis oil Syha-
ris;
MOI in those Younger ages, when ST. Marks fair
city ran
Her race Of fame aud frail,y-each monarchs
No. Lusia in her PALMER hour, in those CONNER
cial days,
When Nasco sailed from Calicui, and Camoens
sang his praise;
No.spain with alher Indies the while she seemd
10 Hing
Her leucrs on the waters, like the Oriental King:
VI, one among he cCnquerors tina, are or ever
were,
In wealth, or fame, or grandeur with England
may compare
But not of this our sovereign thought, when from
her solemn throne,
her low thrilling tone,
And of!er'd prayer that trade nigh, bear relief
through the Starving land,
To the s.rong man, Weekend arm, and his wan
and voorhees, hand;
AL by the power, that was her dover, might com
rncrce oace more be
Tie helper OF the helpless, and the savior OF the
free.
Then glory to the merchants who shall do such
deed, as these,
The merchants of old England, the seigncurs OF
the seas.
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SOUTHERN BoTANlco-MEDlcAL COL
Irc;r-PORsYTH GEORGIA.

LGJE.-fOltol H. OtoiNblA.
fTNHE Board OF Trustees of this College have
Il the pleasure of announcing TO their Thomso-
man ami Botanic friends, and 10 The public gene
rally, that The fifth annual course of1.ectures in
Inc nstitution will commence on the l>t Monday
N November next and close on the 81 Saturday
IN February following.
The following gentlemen have been duly elect
81, AM appointed 10 conduc, the Chairs assigned
to each respectively, as follows, during the en-
suing Session:
]. VI. Con;nss NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy ami surgery, so 90
q. j. Cook, NJ. p, Professor of Ply
siolosr and Pathology, 10 w
}. /. Coke, W. d., Professor Of lnsti-
'i.cs and pcac;ic.. 10 %
Ii " Price. NJ D. Professor Of Oh
s,e'rcs and Diseases Of Women and
Children, Is 90
J. Sinclair, NJ. D., Professor of Mate
na.Medca and Therapeutics, 10 on
p. MacIntyre, NJ. D., Professor of
Chemistry and Medical Botany. Is 90
Marculation Tickets, So Graduation, (af
Ter satisfactory examination and Thesis al the
c'o,e ofihe second course,) S25.
byaulhority Of the Board
A. NJ. D. KING, President.
!. BASHsToS, Secretary.
" q. Gentlemen desiring further intorna-
"on' viii address d letter, post paid, TO
oct Din P. MCINTYRE. Dean.
aTRichmond Christian Advocate 10 copy.
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Stop TIE COLT

The CoonS of the Cluh House and of he Clay
Ccalral COMMITTEE are upon tier last fc.s. Fhc
last string 10 ;hciT bow : apparently The 'r'tisf
GoM humbug. The Elecor for this District OK
+. Daniel. ESQ was distributing al The Shof
Pump in this comfy, ON S%luiday las, ihcif las
famous iulc British Gold handbi'l. II Is at
Aumbns. The very foundation on wh'ch 'h'
whole fiction rests. viz: The sentence in The Lon
don Times. y tails them. We have had file o
The London Times examined al New York; an,
as we suspcc,c', no such sentence is 10 he ioln,
in it. Particulars tomorrow. The NorlolF
Herald knew better than 10 risk his LynnhavcT
oysters on the fat.
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THE PARTING or SUMNER

~ MRS. nEMANs.
Taon'r, hearing hence thy roses,
Glad Sammer-iarc thee well
Thoa'r, singing ,hy las, melodies
In every wood and cell
Bu, in the golden sunset
Otlhv latest lingering day,
Oh tell me, Ger This chec&cret earth,
How hast thou passed away!
Brightly, swcc, Summer. brightly
Thine hours are tloalca by,
To the lorous birds OF the Woodland bouShS,
The rangers Of the sky.
Gui how 10 human bosoms,
With all their hopes and fears,
And thoughts that make them eagle wings
To pierce the unborn years
Swse, Sumner, 10 the captive
Thou hast flown in burning dreams
Ofwoods, with al their whispering leaves,
And blue rejoicing streams;
To the wasted ard the weary,
On the bed OF sickness bound,
In sweet delicious fantasies,
Tha; changed with every sound:
To the sailor On the pillows,
In lonsinss wild and vain,
For the gushing iounts and breezy hills
And the homes Of earth again.
And unto me, glad Summer!
How hast thou flown 10 me?
Ma chainless footsteps nought have kept,
From thy haun,s OF song and slee.
Thou has, flown in waywarl visions,
In memories OF the dead =
H. shadows from troubled heart,
O'er,hy sunny pathway she'd.
In trici and sudden sriving>,
10 fling weigh; aside
2lids. these hy melodies have ceased,
And all thy roses died.
But Oh, thou gentle Summer,
Ill greet thy flowers once more,
Bring me again thy bnoyancr,
Whe.ewiih my soul should soar!
Give me TO hal! thy sunshine,
With song and spirit free;
Or in 4 purer air than This
May that lex, meeting be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08

We had goriops meeting of the Democrats
Association Ii, ;hc Exchange on Saturday night.
The room was crowded. )ohn NJ Patton, Esq,
Of this c;,y. took the platform, and addressed The
meeting FOR three and halt hours, OH cit the great
topics OF the day 1t was 4 speech OF cxifaord'-
nary powcr-,hc touie casemdit-adrirable vefy
way for matter, manner and egsrt. He assigned
his reasons al great length for preicrrins f"lK 70
Clay. Resolutions were brought forward hy I.
Richie and unanimously adopted, pledsinS the
Association 10 the most energetic eSertionS-and
touching the glorious results in Baltimore Mary
land and Dclaware-and the brilliant prospects
in Virginia. particulars to-monow.)
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EXTRACT IF = lett.rta nc E3siscs. dot,d

''SCaaY Co, Sept. - ISL.
al or last Cont several Wig SPEAKER;
(McSSlS. Wau$ Of Portsmouth. and Symc aHd
Edwards Of PcerShnrg,) met here. ami addressed
the people Whether they met here by accicou',
or Whether the meeting was previously a'iang,d
by the Wings OF this county, We are unable -
say; but this We DO know, that the Democrat,
knew nothing Of il until the day arrived. ant
when il was too late Tor lis 10 gel any speaker 10
reply IL them They made no converts Is their
speaking; and dare say. il they had the time 10
20 over again. they would act differently; ior thry
soon perceived that tie Democrats became indig-
nant .! the course they were pursuing ard de-
termincd 10 rally 10 i man, and spare Ito efforts
10 get the people 10 The polls IT the election. We
understand that they intend 10 Try the samc plan
at our October Court, Ohc 2sih) We are al n
high spirits and determined 10 do onr duty
Have no ieais fol this part OF Virginia.
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Dem. mi. in State, 81

In 1910. lIarri>ons majority was 1923
The Wilmington (Drl.) Gazette ii Friday
makes the Democratic majority I'll III Delaware,
viz; Wig majority in New Castle Is. and in
Kc:ti la1: and Dcraocia.c majority in Sussex
I'll.
All hail, Democratic Delaware, The "Blue
Hers chickens" are gathered Under the wing OF
;!.c Constitution,
Il Henry Clay cannot carry his Banner State,
,rhai STATE can he caIryl We give as certain Tor
him Abolition Vermont aioHr; 81 >aysthe Madi-
>onian.
In Delaware the Democrats have elected SIR
al The eleven Inspectors in New Castle, ro OF the
TX in Kent. and SIREN Of The ten in Sussex.
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4 T late meeting OF the Trustees Of tlamp-
"A len Sidney College, Rev. VIM. $. Plumer
b. D., was elected President of that Institution,
In tie place OF VIM Maxwell, l.. l.. d., resign
Ell Adequate provision has been made for the
government. and instruction in the Institution, I'M
ii 4 President shall be installed
Oct. If A TRUSTEE.
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The Albany Argus OF THURSDAY gives sp!en-
did description OF the Democratic Mass Meeting
al Albany, on Wednesday last. Il is pronounced
To lie The Great Meeting Of the Campaign
The Capitol OF the Empire State inundated :
Seventh Thousand Democrats in The Field =
They were Addressed by Gen. Dix, Michael lIoii-
man, Robert Tyler, &c.
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- NOTICE-A Meeting Of the Coal Mines
Democratic association will I've held II the Brick
Schoohol;>e, near Mr. Haley Coles Tavern.
Chesterfield county, ON the third Saturday in o..
tobcr at / o'clock. y. NJ. Col Henry l.. Hop
kinS. OF the county Of Powha,an, w:I address
them on that occasion. The Wings ar invited
10 attend
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The r Wing is welcome 10 make rs many
quotations from the Enquirer IS ii llcases, in
relation 10 our ancient position towards Mt Cal
noun-bu, when il undertakes 10 say, thai Gen.
Jackson hated Mr. Calhoun, and iha, W. minis
tered to his passions. we mnst say, lha, its insn-
uatonS are Sraiuous and false.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on The Goth ul,imo, al Carmora, Stat
ford county. (he residence OF John Moncure,
Esq } bv the l.ev. T.. c. Mcclure OF f'redcricks-
mry Mr. AIcu.al. WALLACE 10 Miss HASSAH
II daughter OF the late John Moncure Of Somer-
seit.
~ Southern Churchman please copy.
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' n.
Sent. G
RI N, Lieutenant G0rerJl0r Of PirciE'a.
PROCLAMATION.

x1yurpEas a vacancy hath occurred in The General
w Assembly # this Commonwealth, by the dest! ct
J. renar The delegate elect for the county of !<i-
- tyrh,. The sheriff of the said county il therefore
,thoiz and required 10 hold an election on The first
.onda; in November next within tbs said county, for
\ delegate 10 nil the vacancy aforesaid.
GIVEN under my hand. as Lieutenant Governor, PCT
ing rs Governor. in pursuance 81 the p'ov'io's
Of the consii'urion and uncer the lesser sr1i
of the Commonwealth, nj Richmond, this fourth
day Of sept. mber, in tte year l-!i.
Gen, 10 T-td joins RUTHERFORD.
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IL i!ti ool. WI lo-N AjthhI.I
Sept l6.-The sales today amount 10 attut
300 bales. including 800 American for eXloi&E
The market i, very dull. ana prices have ratkf>
downward tendency. The sales on Sa;uidA
were 1000 bales, aud on Friday 5000
Sep. l7.-1'he sales Of cotton today aic esi-N
mated n ahou, 3000 bales, and consi>, OF ahout
1900 American and 200 export; The market
closes very heavily indeed. Compared with Fri
days rates, prices OF American are l-lG,h lower
and The same may he said Of all sorts.
SEPT. lS.-The sales Of cotton to-day are cst-
mated al about 1000 bales, and consist of about
5000 American, 800 export and $50 Surat, y 10
3sd. The market closes with les pressure 10 sell
American than on Monday and Tuesday Anne
rican, Brazil, Egyptian, Surat, and Sea Islands
cannot he quoted ld lower
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE
Sept lsih.-A good deal of rain fell la,i night.
ana the letters from Scotland >rcak of un!ayora-
BE weather for the insaihcring OF their harvest
More lirmnesS is percepibc in lhecourtry mar
kelS generally for wheat. Fine qualities and good
conditioned samples oiEew are in iair request here
at Mond;r's prices; ana although the demand for
free foreign i IN; limited, holders firmly insist
low rates. TLere j. an inquiry lor low sorts OF
bonded, but the prices offered being loo low lluic
business resulted There was only : small al
tendance oi oat buyers to-day. Cid oats met Il
moderate demand al our previous currency. bu.
u'c progress was made in the sale Of rev. ana
their value i, hardly re; established
There was lrc passing in oihc: grain. and
prices may be reported no'nina!!y uGaiicred.
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Commonwealth vs. Nofment-M Hhorcr Sapc
riOr Court.

We understand that up to Saturday night
TWENTY-FIVE witnesses had been called and exam
ined Tor tho prosecution, and twelve for the de-
fence. 1t was understood the evidence was near
IL ,hrongh-and early on today the case will be
opened for the prosecution, ami will be closed
probably on Tuesday. 1t is esteemed b. all who
have heard it. as probably the most Interesting
criminal case that has ever occurred il the state
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EDucATIOS.-'rhe third session OF the Female
T. Schnoi n, Pine Forest, my residence viii coni-
enee an the FIST Day ~ October next, under he IN
sirurion of iis s-aton. lady selected from " YORK,
where he had iarght :o several years IN large - M
niiy ard for he last tw" NJ my house, where shr
has given e,rr satisfaction. distraction WI he gwen
IN al the branches o an English eGucaiion Tho
Frrnch language nnd Music on the Piano.
Fur ar i've additional ho.Ide's viii te received INTO
nv family AT ore hnndfed do.Iars for tncis, IN an
additional charge o g fr the French "hsha@r' Hn
SIS for Music the Piano These sums leclhur AL
charges for the scholastic year %; ten months
Nv address is Lewis Store. san'tsvl.anlt county,
Va. ELLioi pf.'an..Ni -.
JJ-NbH
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WARREN FERRY TRACT or LAND FOR SALE.
by virtue If Deed ul Trust. hraring date ~ tie
- 3lst day 81 August, lsll and NJ rcnrd IN the
Clerks Office al thu county Court al Buckingham rs"-
cnicd t- Subscribers hy John II Japsc"tt and J"a
h- lie. tr !mrn, Of the pnr'hl>e money,
we, al Will proceed {" sell, ri Warren Fcfr;,
on James river, tue premises III Buckingham conniy,
the hi. bidder. public anrt'on, i"r cash, f'i
day, i'll day uf November lri', t@o-ihHd- al thr
Tart nj land called Warren Ferry and tno-third- of
the Ferry AMI fr;ry Boat; ard also Ncgr" Roy namd
Prasant-nr much Of lad property ~ wll ~ heres
say pay the two last inst ,lnrnts Ia Wit s'I hundred
and sky dollars ard -Sy-sn cents, with interest
from the 3s: day Of August, Isi3-and TIE like sum,
with interest from Il, 3ls Gay of August, ioiiand tie
costs and charges Of executing this deed.
There j. the premises 4 comfortable Dwelling
Rouse and Oul Houses, House Convenient or store ~
Grocery and Lumber House. The fcirJ i. believed TO
he proftahle-a fine though small piece of James river
low grounds attached 10 IT. The total tract contains
shout 3j0 acres, aif,rdns sufficient supply e wood
and timber
The title IL believed TO be good, h' selling as Trns-
tees, will oay convey such THE - is vested IN s
c. &C" {. SUSSAi,Ly, Trustees.
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nSE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD i eft NY
~ residence, IN March last. Negro Man, 10y The htme
oe MOSES lie twenty four years of age. i,ei ar
inches in height, stnIt bnt inclined 10 hr be" leg
qed brown complexion and pleasant c"uncnancr. lie
has been lurking in ihr hriehboriond ri me Bowling
f;,.rn where he has wiirat nr. Taylor's Esiair,
Tie Rapp,hannrk Riv-r,-and lr EicaaIorG, "hsrr he
has brother t- property ofa Mr. Barg'"in-Hf", ~
The n..lbnrhoni nt Hrrkclry's Estate. VIII pay $50
far nj. am r. L-nslon IN Caroline the adjacent conn.
ties-s5U 10 The iae 90 out Cf the state II SirGlnia
RID. II. bRlDGES
n AM
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White Chinnrys P. o., Aur. c.

At Cont Of Qulitfr!y Session., held for Louisa
e county 1t the Court huuse thereof on Mordny. Tho
nh day Of August. 1874, upcn the motion OF sarin
r,n,iou n lersrc under the viii OF James Robertson,
t.csa,r the Cont coil; order, that NIL per-ons 18Th"
MAJ have claims a2arst the said terrteut DO e1h!t
m, sam. Ia Dr. Wiliiaa 4. Gillespie. Lis La,cnt"r.
within s.vcry days from this time, for "uIrm.nt; and
Tia, copy t,ii- order he published In Richmond
newspaper eight weeks succe sves, aud posted al
The d.ur al this .'oIT huu-- t." srsral Court DAYS
Cnpy-Testr, JOHN HUNTER, e. j.. T.
Aug. 20 3J-we"
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Extract OF an invoice OF goods, imported by Ben
shin Eo5en Burns. Wait, master, from Lii
vcrrooi, arrived May .'h, l9o1; 80. :
s. pieces lratilgaIs Is y,'s. I'D. lis J +
Glazing, 81 pieces, l0d. LIS. Gd.;uunk 2Ss. 81 T.
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POSTSCRIPT.
ar Ao&: Evenings Northern Mail.
GLORIOUS NEws,-LrTTLE della.

GLORIOUS NEWS LITTLE della
WARE REDEEMED THE TIP O" TIE.
COON'S TAIL CUT OFF.
Las; Spring, Ct the Mammoth Wing lIumbug
Young Mems Convention in Baltimore, The State
al Delaware was Quilted the Wing "Bannu
SUR, on account al her superior Numbers pre-
sent, ard tie 'Hluc Hens chickens" were n4r,cr-
Gh-c6 by IT, Federal parc> Win j. li,cn. !'c
iciiey"l. that this Banner State o; the NhidS
his been w:c>tcd i.om ,l1cm, II is, nevertheless.
most lrue. II III election Of INSPECTOR, oi cleo
ton ast Tuesday, which according 10 the Ma
tional Intclii"enccr was "A tcst of parlie~," the
Democrats lr!umlhcd ~ the following vote, &C.
corlins 10 lie Philadelphia Ladger, ncu!raD
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VOLUME Ia--YO. 81.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET

| proremenis made in the AT Of curing, were /
! genera. subject OF remark
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Richmond, Va Aus. %. 1874. :f2-if

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
or NSIIrANlA-SESSioN or i-ii-;5.
rYNiiE Lectures wiz commence MONDAY, S"' c:ahrr
the Ill, an,i lie continued under The following
rarccinert - the middle If Mach ensuing;
Practice aud fheoiy' Med cine, Ivy Nathaniel Chap
man, N. D.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, ". u.
Surgery, by William Gibson, VI. ID.
Anatomy, by William T.. Hon rr VI. u.
lnsii,n nf Medicine, ty Samuel Jackson, VI. ~
Matsr!a Ncdica aud fnatnilcy by George u. Wood,
M. u.
Obstetrics an! The Diseases OF Women aud Children,
by Hugh l.. iio;rc, ". ID.
4 Course ~ Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations, III
eonnrSioI with the aaovr VIII he given ~ the very ~
trn.ve and convenient iDarmary called the rhadoi-
phia Ho.p,tal.
clin,eai sieicinc by W. -. c-Ih.r!. u. u.
I,tuirai surgery, by r-S Glib al aad Hof
Clinical in-.niCu in Medicine IA also from The
1T day al November l" tnr day u: March, 10y Ia.
Wu"i in The Penn !.aniA iospral.
Clinical instruction - likewise gwen at the lnrcrsi-
ty every Saturday nne
w r. HORNER, ~. ~.
Dean If the Mrdica Faculty
sf3 Chrsnu, St. IllI. Sept. e. l-il .li-aawlIlN
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vALuARLE nEAL tsrATE foR sALE

VAIL ABLE REAL 70 n u u F'h Nhisi'
T OFFER al private sale my Fam IN Hareneo county.
3 South Alabama. II contains about three hundred
and ny i've ot the best Canc6fakr Land -
considered m -Ne-rl'ns! hratHy ll.cr. aud iHmeti
a,ely contiguous good n-ishhos. All ms The lad'
OF MrSsr- George II. Nlinge, i;dwaid E"p,l and P-
lip j. Weaver.
From fertility al Ia" land. TIE bsai.tlnesS Of the
location aud convenience 10 navieatinn presents IA
duccments those wish NJ IL stttc IN he best cotton
region Of Alabama rarely Offered
The farm rented last year iur about seven huditd
dollars. and j. rented m year hy the same rratS tor
The amount. IL j. III - ilgli state 81 'Uliisaitun,
with all necessary buildings on 1t. The iin and screw
a,r nraiiy nrw, and rn- ~ well supplied wit' n
cernt water. one at the .entrmrn, .ar J.. Nicuif ,
who entrd par, ul the land las YEAR informed mc. !,
short time sincc. that he only w.rked nve hards, t"ur
OF them his con aud lie sold upwards oi fifteen hun
e! ulars worth of COTTON, after losing large portion
Of his crop tor tie want OF hgnGs IT. pick II out.
Mr.. r. lloc,o't, living ~ TIE place, or Nr-.rs. Kan.
a. Adams George n. Min.e. VIII show " Z" my
person disposed Ia buy. ] viii sell 4 bargain IN The
farm and maze s;ch arrangements - la tIc payments
Will hc accommodating. 10 the purchaser
Ny Post Office Is, Richmond, Virginia.
JNO. " GREGORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08
MARYLAND.

The Baltimore sun (ncuraD OF Saturday cvcl
inc gives ihc following result: