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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

Of the Mercurys correspondent, 10 believe ''i"'
John Y. Mason would s,oop 10 any intrigue y
coalition We will venture Ia say, without INC 'e-i
OF contradiction, that, within Inc broad i'''''''
Virginia, where he is universally bcio'cu ".'1
respected, there is not a Whigof Democrat ""o
woun tu one moment credit This ns'iloUs a.
lark upnn Judge Mason. His character y
above rcproach and above sn>picioh' .io
grossly has the Mercury's corTr' pohoch' c''' -
when ne has made John Y. Mason an a3en' III
am intrigue or coalition. But, really, inc "ho'e
mailer is 100 irning and ridiculou, to hc a'd'eis
considered. We would respectfully susSScs' -
he Charleston Mercury 10 employ some olhe' ~
RESPONDENT. if il desires no, 10 follow in the wake
Of The Wings in constructing huinnnssi 'o' '"e
one who is now dignilying is columns WIN IAN
cics, is loo lancilul 10 be CREDITED.
p. S.-Since writing The above, We nave se.''
in Wednesdays Mercury, another ie''ef ''o'" -
correspondent, who after giving VEN 10 n''''
more smf abou, the "coalilicn iswecn inc aa-
mnistra,ion, The organ and Mr.. Senator ben'o"
makes The following wonderful revelation;
aln addition 10 this, Governor McDowelis (lhe
Benton candidate tor u. S Seoator,) organ P.o,
l>bed AT Lexington Virginia, IS playing Jus. ;,'
"a me tune as Colonel Benton S, as 10 ms .e,i"'
nes. 10 he administration, &c, &c, ~hich =
somewhat significant as shewlns 10" piV"il"'!
the " Tres have been sci in molten.
Thus he goes on, stumbling from one hiuh'e'
ia ano,her-Now. so lar from The Valley S'af
(pnhlished al Icxinglonan undoubtedly REFEREES
,o) being ale organ" Of Governor Nc Dowe'i,
ina, paper some time since. expressed It's prefer
renee for another gentleman, Judge Pennyoache'
as The candidate for the Senate
This lerer-wrer, so full Of extravacan, IAN
cies and ridiculous assertions, is utterly Isno'
ran, OF The high principles which govern me pe'
mocra,ic party OF Virginia. We can assure HIM
,ha, The Democrats Of this State, one and all
mean 10 eicc, a sound and pure Republican q
,hs Senate OF The United States; that they never
have and never will resort or listen 10 any "co-
ALTON" 10 effect their purposes; but above all
thai they will not be diverted By The sneers or shy
theories OF any leiier-wri!er or journal, from a
jealous support OF The Administration, who thus
far have won he confidence Of The Virginia De-
mocracy, ami whose past history and present ac-
items induce The Democrats oil Virginia. one and
all 10 rely upon their carrying out The PRINCIPLES
upon which they were elevated 10 power. Viz
sinia is fully able 10 maintain her principles and
pro;ec, her honor, without The aid or advice Of
persons beyond her limits, whose gross hluncer-
ings and insidious assaults upon some Of her bes'
sons do mol give them very strong claims upon hcr
confidence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
fsOWE,atan House,

RIG III NJ O y d, V ! K G y A.
THIS being The season for wishing The snbscI
i Der would respectfully call attention to ~
Hotel, 50 long and well kept by Mrs Duval. T.
those no know the Powhalan House. noihias
need be said in lis prase:-it> delightful location
its fine accommodations, and The orter af!
quiet with which it is conducted, make it a no>i
agreeable resling-place Tor families or intiv'du'
ais.
The friends OF the subscriber, who pa,ronizei
him a, DibreIrs Springs and the Warm Spnne'
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their acquan.
lance with him al the Pcwhalan House, situated
on level and beautiful eminence near lie cenuc
ofthe city lew steps from the Capi'ol, Gore.
nors House and City Hall, and very conrenirh.
10 the Railroad Depo,s, Boat landings and pu'''
ness part Of the city. .s
II The Powhaan Coach will be in readiness
TO convey passengers and baggage to anu !! y ~
tie Hotel ritioUt charge, and thus save ''.<"'
from so cents 10 s dollar porterase.
Lr BAR on The basement foor.
/ Board per day 81 so. ,,nrY1
June 2a-d3w&c,f CHAS. L. DlBRELL'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

The " O. Picayune otthc l2iA inst, states
that he impression Of the public generally Is maj
The card Of The Beard OF Health, announcing three
decided cases OF yellow fever and tie probability
Of a severe epidemic, was premature many oil
the leading physicians have seen rocases ol yell
low iever-he practice al The Charity Hospital
is generally regarded as The best tes. OF The e1Is-
lence of,he fever as an epidemic-onl mus lar
no, a single case has been treated there. THIS IS
cheering news-we hope it may col'lhue 10 be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
University of Virginia.

| TINE Sessions OF this Institution annually
i commence on The first day OF Octoter, anc
terminate ON The 2oih june following.
The Schools OF The University, with their re-
/ -s2eclive Professors, aIe:
L. Ancient Languages, Professor Harrison.
3 Modern Languages, Schele.
3 Mathematics, Cunrlenay
4 Natural Philosophy w. B. Rogers
S. Civil Engineering subjects OF which arr
divided between Tie Professors OF Malhemalic:
and Natural Philosophy.
e. Chemistry, Professor X. +. Rogers
| T. Medicine, Howard.
g. Anatomy & Surgery, /" Cabell;
| 10. Law, J. Is. Minor
9 Mora Philosophy, /" McGufiey.
In both Schools OF Languages are also taught
/ Ancient and Modern History and The Literature
OF the respective languages.
| In The School of Mathematics is included mix
ed Mathematics.
In that OF Natural Philosophy, Mineraloey and
Geology.
In Ina, Of Moral Philosophy, Bellies Leures, Lo-
gc and Political Economy.
IN that of Law, besides, Municipal Law in all
lis branches, the Law Of Nature and Nations, the
science of Government and Constitutional Law.
To be admitted into this Institution, The appIi-
cant must be sixteen years OF age: but The Facu-
Is may dispense with this requisilon in favor oi
one whose brother j. student.
Every student is ifce 10 attend the schools Of
his choice; out u he Be unfeF twen'y-one years
thorised by his parent or guardian in writing, or
" 'he ac"''y, i0' g''t cause 70 aaeha a iesS
number
All students under ,~-Lty-ore years 81 age are
required 10 boa n within the precincts, and 70 &C.
post their fund, Bi.h ne Patron.
The enactmeh's i1fmefIy Fe4ntf'hg Students 70
wear P,esc'io-' pa,'oh"' ah2 . pay per ceh..
Religious series are Isgp'af.; performed a.
me ohi'efsh; y InHp'"h "ho Is ePpo"Ms'.
IN torn ron ne h1f Pr:hcifai fe.oElnasIohs Of
me SiaIe: ana " ieS1i1iph Q! ne ffcuAy. M
ni>ie's u eCcsfe nay aienc ahy . re scaoo.s
Tiihon, the parGea' u iees . az Ptgi-s-otS-
The same pri:i.-g- 5 @t.entef u y3Gng men
wno are preparing :of i:.s n.ais'fy anon her
p'cseuling . fae !acu.:. sa.s!acf3:; er..-.ce 81
.sci-eG merit.
The expenses {. he seasoL 0: nine months are
g ,oiio~s:
B0a,3 irtg!n2 sug a"eEtahce. S!p
RI; u Dofn!ior; Sl6i 70. l.a.i ,: ccc1.isr:
- t,:o,
Lss q. PGb.ic Rooms, ID
Fuel AMI candles estimated al ~
Fee !. cn.v 1Le Professor be aIeat-c $50:
j: TO, . each Proicsso! 20 !. more .aaa
;wg, u each %; sa;., >
Tc.sl exclusive of clothes, tooas and ?ocG.,
m9neT, S2lS
The allowance iof cioih.s is Unite; % slco,
and ct r,,e Il. taoseY 10 SIS
The usual average amour, exrendei IS resi-
den, student, i found. from lie Patrons books,
% range abou, $3.50. which sun is believe: 10 =
amp!y sufficient ior every u>e.ni purpose.
WILLIS II. WOODLEf,
Proctor ami Patton, University {. Va.
ExrnAcT foc, lte Regort 81 tic ComnV!ee Of Fl.
rancc 10 tc Eo1rd N Tl.ibrs. July. Isis.
The committee Oh lie general subject Of the
finances OF the University, have had anxiOusy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

The plan ofins.ruction in this department Of
the University presents pecularities TO be found
in no other school OF Medicine in the Union
The lectures commence on the lst OF October,
and terminate on the 4th OF July ensuing.
Owing 10 the length Of the session, which en-
braces period Of nine months, three Professors
are enabled 10 perform all the duties which IN
other medical institutions are usually assigned 70
six; and the students are seldom required 10 attend
more than two lectures on The same day. ny
this arrangement the students have All oppor,nni'
ty Of being we'll grounded in Anatomy, Physolo,
ey, and other elementary branches Of Medical
Science, before they investigate their application,
in connection with the study Of the P'actice o.
Medicine and Surgery,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
500 Reward

NV III De paid Tor The delivery OF T.t>aN'
w who ran away on The 18th instant. Hes
Zee, inches in height. % years Cd, black -
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
10. The above reward will be paid il ttlircfei
at Bets & Eimondson's jail, in Richmond o. ]!
confined in any jail 50 We get him. He ran ~
in company with mulauo man named jacob
27yeaIs cid, thin visage, and stands ieel9 inch
Is in height Cesar was brought from jackson
y. c., and sold by Spraly Horn.
BETS & EDMONDSON.
suo 20-c'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
PUBLIC MEETING.

A, a meeting Of the citizens Of Orange county,
Virginia, held al Orange Coun House on The ih
Monday in August 1915, 10 take into considera
ton what measures should be adopted III relation
TO The Swift Run Gap Turnpike,
On motion, Or. Lewis Holiday was called to
the Chair and DR.. Uriel Terrill appointed Secre-
tary. The business OF the meeting bein. briefly
stated by the Chairman-On motion OF John &.
Green, the following committee o: five, Richard
L. Brown, Benjamin W aiker, Robert Willis, DR..
David Pannil, George Pannil Jr, and Richard
Cave, were appointed 10 Investigate all The iacls
in relation 10 the Swift Run Gap Turnpike, and
10 repor, them 10 the next meeting TO be held at
this place, at the September Court.
On motion Of Richard l.. Brown, the Chair
man and Secretary were added TO The Committee
On nation of George Pannil, Jr the meeting re-
commended that the citizens OF the counties OF
Culpeper, Madison and Greene, confer with us by
delegates or Otherwise, as they may deem advisa-
Bile; and thar the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Fredericksburg and Richmond
papers. The meeting. on motion, then adjourned
LEWIS HOLIDAY, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
Board per day 81 50. ,,,nrrI
June 22-d3w&c,f CHAS. L. DlBRELL

Ara Coar. OF Monthly Session held Tor ~
II county Of Louisa, a, the Courthouse '''''''
on Monday, July the 18th, 1875 ,-o
On The motion Of Or. Benjamin NJ. Fran. ~
a dis,rbulee of The Estate OF Henri La"''~ .s1
deed the Court doth order, that all refsoiL ~. =
may have claims against the said c., u,
exhibi; the same TO his Adminisra'oi, "a
T. Lipscomb, within seventy days tom 'O'i ~,
for selilement-and that a copy OF ms o,Ds'
published for eight weeks successl:f's - 4
Richmond newspaper, and posted a. ". 60
this Court. house Tor two several oou:s Gate'
A Copy-Te<le:
InIy SS-WSW JOHN Il u y En- .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

On last Friday, one Of the old defenders Of Bal
'more, named Murray, So years Of age, having
been left BY the cars, hired horse, and rode The
distance Of forty miles, 10 join in the sport with
his eompeers at Washington. He came in a,
about o'clock in The evening, and Immediately
repaired 10 the White House. After few words,
The exhausted old man was admitted BY Rama
han, and the President, accompanied BY his IA
mily, came down TO see the mysterious visitor.
The old man tainted at their arrrcach-his
strength having entirely failed him. He wa.
taken back, glass Of wine given him, and Alter
wards under strong decoction of coffee, and a
slaunch good supper, he was entirely rcsiored-
Rannahan was then instructed 10 provide he We
leran defender with one Of The be>. beds in The
house, which was done, and afiel breakfast next
morning the intrepid octosenarian departed re-
slowing all The blessings in the Irish catalogue 10
the Executive family, and exulling in his pc
culiarly fortunate celebration of the l2lh of
September The old man will rememberi! long
while il he lives.
Correspondent 81 the .Nsp York Herald,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

We understand that he Secretary Of the Navy
has abolished the command Of Port Captain at
the naval stations where i, has heretofore existed
An economical reform, which will be generally
regarded as judicious. The Pennsylvania under
command OF Captain, and all other United
States vessels aoal on this station, will hereafter
be under the command of Commodore Wilkin.
son, the commandant OF the Navy Yard.
Norfolk Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR, from the Secretary
of,he Treasury, appears in thr Washington pa
pers, which reverses the extraordinary decision
made some time since by the then Secretary
Bib, by which coffee in Netherlands vessels
was admiued into the ports Of The United States
on more favorable terms than when brought in
our own vessels. This decision met with the
earnest remopstrance OF merchants, but without
cAect. The Circular inslructs that on all future
poria,ions of coffee into ports Of The U. States,
the GUY ofiwenty per cent. ID valorern, as i'm
posed by Law, NAV be chareed-whe,her such
importation be made in vessels Of The U. States,
or OF the United Observation-Disclosures The said
coffee be imported from The place of is sro'r'a
production; in which case whether imported in
vessels Of the United States. or in those of The
United Netherlands, il will be exempted from
the paymen, Of duty, as provided by law and liea-
~ s,ipula,ions. Philadelphia Ledger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
Gu? Of Petersburg, Va.

Senator Criuenden is 10 deliver The Grafton on
The occasion Of interring the remains of Daniel
Boon and his wife in the soil Of Kentucky. Col.
Johnson is one OF the pall-bearers; Gen. Coombs
one Of the marshal.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

ORFoox-We learn, says the n. Y. Journal OF
Commerce, that Wyndham Robertson, Jr., ESQ.,
has written work on The Oregon Question,
which will soon Re published. He has bestowed
upon it much labor and research, and we trust il
Will aid in the calculation OF subject by no
means free from difficulties. Mr.. Il. is now in
Philadelphia, and he work will probably be IS
sued BY one fthe publishing houses in that city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

The Nashville papers announce the death OF
Gen. Richard Chcalham, Of Springfield, Tennes-
see. lie had been distinguished member oil
The Legs allure and OF The Convention Of Ten
nessee. and a member oi Congress. lie died IN
the i1.h year OF his ace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

APPOINTMENT By THE PREslDENr.-Russell G.
Hopkinson, collector of The customs for The dis
uici Of Vermont, TO take etlec, on The LIST Octo.
Der, 1915, vice Archibald w. Hyde, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

We mus, sci the Wing press right a, once
We do not recognise. or adopt as Legitimate, the
expression "in favor oflhe Protective Tariff with
in the revenue standard"
The Wing press, which quotes from The Charles
ton Mercury slur upon Mr. Polk, and his Ca
binet. will find itself mistaken in supposing that
Mr.. Polk will wan, 'the moral courage to carry
out his principles" He will firmly abide by the
resolutions Of the Baltimore Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
William and Wary College

il IVNlIE next session OF this Irs,;r,,;,n min -.
i Is usual. on the 2i Mon5." - n "l,i uI.r'
and terminate on the An In y, oc'ocei he&
f,,y,e, 6,y u. ~. 'o'io"ins
,r>.,o ,,, :, " i. H.
/ !, ,ro,,Icloss-Tbns n r.
/ f.s>o- ~ (s!esp Pro-
T. Mathematical C,,,.e ~
o.so, ''0o' ''a''''0''N, 10.
Chemical C,,ss-Iobn ,,;u;,, ~
Na,;"nai 80, CT p.an'.s. w. ic''s,or.
Co. 'e''! iu'hef, ~.
81 r. o,,or - r,,;o. n.,
fI..s ID S,,Ia, 49,, .'a'.e h-.i'ai
ME rana,ior. 80. '-'''e- ' IN 'si'''
s,,.,o.
c, p,,;,;c., Cisss0Thos p Deu p,o
V.,n,ai pb;,o,nnby-Iobn S1ilI;oo d.
so- ''7'0''' '''e''
(, N.,r..m.,;c.lC,. e.,r..-. y.
49,. : % - 'so"' '-aa"e'''i ~.
'e'N''' ..-
- t e1' -, eL',S.
p a.. - ae'' u 'p.essoI.
rlrp%,f'o'f Hia'heuia'e'--hoo'' SaaHaei>.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

81 FIRE AT about 3 o'clock Yesterday
morning, the brick barn and stables OF Mrs. Full
ion near the city, were burnt 10 the ground; being
set on fire BY some one unknown, but believed by
white person. Mrs. Fulion's loss, We are sorry
10 learn, comprised the whole crop Of hay and
forage gathered Ibis season, besides SEED wheat and
other valuable property, none Of which was in
Snred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
MOMENTS TRIAL.

William Normenl, whose case was CARED py
. charge oivenue successfully iron Caroline 10
Hanover ard from Hanover 10 LOUISA, va sen
fenced 10 tie Peniienliary for eighteen ye'S, III
The las, named COUNTY, on Thursday cveni", iAc
18th inst His crime was one 80 shocking 10
human nature, that We iorbear 10 name Il.
lie had before been sentenced for tweny -one
wears by jury, in Hanover: but The JUICE OF
that Court for some reason or other, Sc a>e that
verdict, and afterwards sent the prisoner t.Lou-
i.a for Trial. The testimony and able argu rents
occupied four DAYS During most Of iha, Tins The
Courtroom was nearly filled with eager audi
tors bit, towards Inc close, and especially wen
the -eriici was rendered, The crowd was 3cnst
The bad example which has been el>ewhre
Sc, Of applandins the verdict, was avoided by ne
Louisa people. Only orc clap was heard and
one di.orderly vulgaIian cried oul as he leit tie
Courthouse, "Hurra 10! Old Louisa !"
clan Minor, Attorney ior The Commonwealth R
be., G. Scott, and Alexander Riyes. For Il.
Prisoner Messrs. John L. Marye, James Lyon,
and William NJ. Amber.
We understand that The uniiring industry, dig
nidcd and impartial bearing, and prompt ac'io'
OF Judge Field, commanded lie applause Of al
who Witnessed The trial OF This mos, exciting AM
extraordinary case. A motion for new lri;!
was submitted Nv the prisoners counsel AM
oyelruled BY The Judge, who at once projected :
pass the sentence OF The Law on the prisoner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

In contrasting The conduct oi Mr.. Clay af"
President Polk. during the Presidential canvass,
he Tribune SAYS Of lie latter The co"afo'y
reptile wormet his way 10 the Presidency ~ The
base>i dishonesty and deceit" The resident mus
leel highly complmened ly This assault OF an
abolition organ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
UR,EL TERaIL, Secretary.
MR.. VAN BUREN'S OPINION OF THE
PRESENT TARIFF.

The letter published by The Richmond Enqui-
rer, places this opinion on record, without equi-
vocation and il is well to keep il in mind.
"ALnANy, February Is, 1912.
"My Dear Sir lhark vou very tir'Iy for
your friendly euer | have al TO time. nor ally
where, esi,aled 10 express nv decided sappro-
baiion of The tariff act Of he last session. a. well
in respect The principle upon which il is tonnd-
Cd, as 10 lis details In good time, you will have
nv views in respect 10 That and Other subjects be
fore he public In the mean time, believe me TO
bp ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

The Norfolk Beacon says of the Brandywine,
Just safely returned 10 Norfolk from long voy-
age, under her popular and respected commander,
Foxhall A. Parker:
The Brandywine has been absent years, 5
months and 25 days, during which time she has
been 49, days under way, and has sailed $685.
miles. She has losl by sickness but IS men, and
by casualties ,. During her cruise around The
world, She has visited The ports Of Rio &c Janciro,
Bombay. Co!umbo Qs!and Of Ccylon,) Macao,
Hong Kong, Whampoa, Manila, Honolulu, Pa
pie'e and Valparaiso.
The other vessels belonging 10 the squadron
under The command OF Commodore Parker, have,
in addition 10 the above, visited the Cape OF Good
Hope, Singapore, Chusan, Batavia, Sydney,
Hoharts Town, The Bay Of Islands, New Yea
iland.) Raalea, Huahine, San Blas and Mazal-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
"Your friend, and oheaier, servant.
MARTIN VAN pJ-pEN

In good time Mr.. Van Buren, came out il his
Indiana letter and explained his views Of the
true principles OF the tariff The character of
that letter was clearly set forth in an able article
in the democratic Review" in the spring OF 1911.
There i, no doubt that he still clings 10 that po-
sion and also that MIR. Wright adheres to the
opinions he expressed when the tariff Of 1912
passed, as we'll as TO those which he supported in
his able subsequent speech.
The question is assuming new importance
every day, and everything satisfies us that MIR.
Walker was right in declaring that 'the tariff
must be reduced to the revenue standard"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

~ We have heard nothing further OF the
difficulty al the Lexington Military Institute
We are glad TO learn, BY letter received from
Cadet, that the School is actively and successful
" carried on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

Where is the boasted "Ilome Malsei' for IL
farmer. promised hy the friends Of lie VII.
Tariff! The y. T. Journ.. Il Commerce IN.
nishes this little item
"Woor. The principal buring in this ma,
kel is at present for England, where The prices c
all grades are distinctly higher lhan they are here
nolwilhs antins that the article is admitted Ire.
Our farmers are therefore dependent on Engari
for SO much price Is their We now bears. TIE
prices paid during The last week have ran9ei
from 81 10 3'3 els. ior al Tie s:ates OF mcrinc.-
That course South Down wool, which the va
kec said American sheep would be ashamed >
be scrn in is worth Is els. in England and - CT.
hele"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

VERY hMusIxG-The n. y. Herald has
regard for The dignity If our cx President. II j.
about 10 bring him 10 The witness stand 10 testify
10 world OF matters How brayely j! discour
sec, aided ty the strong arm ofhe law:
Et-PrcSjcnt Tbler m Cart n Lar IN No,
YOrk.-Wc have given directions 10 our legal ad
wiser 10 institute the necessary process oil law, II
order 10 bring Captain Tyler, eX-President oi iht
United States, who is now in this vicinity, be
lore the Circuit Judge Of this District for The pur
pose OF procuring his evidence in relation 10 q
number of curious transactions which took place
during The years lS4I-'i2, and in which Tyler
men figured in various attitudes. The case GU
of which his process OF law grows, is hat oi al
indictment brought against us by Grand jury
in Buffalo. Tor some publication relative 10 Ty'
erism in 1912 and which was ,Xhuned BY thai
Grand Jurya lew months ago.
"The examination of Captain Tyler before The
Judge OF this Circuit. will embrace Il number o.
curious transactions come cted with The old cor
poral's guard and Tylerism in general, which
lock place in The years we have designated and
Ger Of The court 10 issue commission for taking
Mr. Tyler's evidence in Virginia, bu, finding
him in this bailiwick, we shall take care 10 COM
pei his attendance before The Circuit Judge here
and make him testify 10 number OF those GU
rious transactions which will illustrate Tylerism
in some oil lis branches. We are also preparing
to ger The evidence OF Henry Clay, Daniel Web
Ser, Walter Forward, late Secretary Of The Irea-
sury, John G. Spencer late Secretary oil the
Treasury, and a number OF other distinguished
persons connected with The famous admnlsra
ton OF Captain John Tyler, when he was IN
power"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

WILLIS n. WooDLEY, Proctor, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

The average amount expended by the resident
graduates OF the several schools, viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

AN official paper recently laid before The Con
sress OF Mexico, presents this statement OF NE
force Of The Mexican army as il was in Decem-