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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


TINE newt Animal Session al III. University VIII COM
menlr on the l-t October, and continue, without
inr-rrnpllun until The a.tl June The Faculty - com
passed A. follows:
GESSNER HARRISON, Professor Of Ancient Ian
suagrs.
NJ scHALE De WE'RE, Professor Of Modern Lam
EDWARD II. CoURTENal, Professor Of Maihe-
matics. -.
WILLIAM u. ROGERS, Professor Of Natural Phi
osophy.
ROBERT L. ROGERS Professor Of Chemistry and
Matrrla Mcdica.
JAMES l.. CABELL. Professor Of Anatomy and sur
gerry.
HENRY HOWARD, Professor Of Medicine.
WILLIAM II. McGUFFEf, Professor of Moral Phi-
losophy.
JOHN d MINOR, Professor Of Law.
10 be admitted into the University. the student must
he years Of age; but The Faculty are authorized
10 DISPENSE with this relnison in the case 81 appca
for admission by TWO brothers, enc oi WHOM may
be unler the age Of sixteen.
Ii the applicant for admission has been student at
any other incorporated Seminary he cannot be received
into The University unless he produces ceftihcalr
from such Seminary other satisfactory evidence, 10
the Faculty with respect hls general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses exclusive 81 cInihrs
books and pocket money, are estimated as follows:
Board, including furniture and attendance. ior nine
months, Siuu
Frr- If 4 single Professor be attended. SJO II two,
s.lD for ear If three, ar more. S25 each. >ay -
FurI and candies 70 b. furnished by thr Proctor al
cost and : prr cent commission. estimated, ~
only one student IN The durintory. NJ so. II two
the same room. nj -
Rem, Of an entire dormitory. SIG, for half, II ooeu
pird by Two students, -
Use Of library and public rooms, -
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The Secretary OF Stale LEFT Washington City
on the ID inst. Tor the North, and The Department
is in the charge of Mr.. Trisi, under an appoint.
men, from the President, as Acting Secretary of
Sta,e-[ Ua,os Of Saturday N'Sh
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TO JOHN b. WATKINS:
IoU viii please take notice, tina, shall on the li
i and 18th days Of September, le46, In Farmville
Prince Edward, in the counting of &. K. Banks
dale Brother, take the dispositions Of Nathaniel D.
Price and others, To be read evdsnc. in suit now
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chaneery for the county of Charlotte, in which an
plaintiff and you and others are defendants.
July l0-cwsw MUkROE 3. FLIPPIE.
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STEAMSHIP GREAT BRlTAlN.-This
steamer is not now on her passage, as many may
suppose. Owing 10 her touching bottom on New
foundiand she is 10 go into dock Tor examination.
She will not, therefore, leave Liverpool I'LL the
22d inst.
The Cambria will be the next steamer DUE
She was 10 have left Liverpool yesterday.
81 Y Herald Sept 5.
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THE TAPPAHANNoCK FEMALE Sc
MINARY

timber the superintendence of Mrs. Lucy Y.
u GRAY, will be reopened for the reception Of
ouns on the first Monday in October 1916 The course
of instruction which has been so successfully pursued
FIR many years past will be continued by her, aided b.
we'll onaiifed teachers OF both sexes. Application
NAV be made Boarding Day Scholars TO the fn
cipal. Terms As heretofore.
Tappahannock, Va, Sept 4, le46-c2awiw
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HAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

THE annual commencement at this lnstitnticn wi
i take place on Wednesday, the twentyhrd day o
September 1886. On the oath addresses before the "a
cieties are expected from President Garland Of Randolph
Macon College, l.. Tazewtl, Esq, Of Lhnenbnrg, an'
Reverend Mr. iiogr of Richmond.
The TrIstrps are requested la attend their anh'ia
meeting on the 22d (e day before The commencement
AT 10 O'Clock, A. VI. - -.
Al the meeting cf the Board on the 2st August, tn'
Reverend L. Barntine, Dr. r j. nrttanrr. ana N :
vsn,bIr Fan were elected Professors Of thr College
Hnmpden sidney College, September i-cwiw
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ry,) on articles paying ad valorem duties, amount
ing TO three quarters OF the whole, il IS at Least
charitable to suppose that they will be equally,
successful with The additional one quarter; and Il
The business of The appraisers office is increased
that the same walchfulness and care will be USED,
the same judgment and experience brought 10
bear upon The whole, as there have been hereto
fore upon part, and that much the largest part,
and also that those merchants who have been no.
nest heretofore are moi likely 10 commence sys-
tenn Of roguery now, and that il new ones AZ
tempt il, detection and punishment are sure 10 ioi-
low.
For political purposes men may cry out against
The ad valorem principle, but men OF experience
and of mercantile knowledge know how ldie IS 5
The cry, and all will soon learn its folly and,
may say knaYerY
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EDIrCATIlN

IN the first day Of October next, the subscriber viii
~ open School for boys and young mtn nj Tie resi-
deuce Of hi. father two miles above lhompson's =
Roads in the county Of Louisa.
The direct object Of this School is 10 prepare young
men for admission int The University oi srsnia,
while Al the same time il will afford those who do not
intend 10 pursue a collegiate Of study, an oppor-
uniry Of acquiring good classical and scientific rdu-
cation.
The catalogue of studies embraces lhr Ancient anu
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Relies Lettres and Logic
TERMS For tuition, board, &C., per session "i hVe
months, SG5.
The subscriber has had some rNp-rlrnc. ~ itaehh2'
ard gave il i believed entire satisfaction 10 ms EN-
nIoyers lie san aumnus Of The University al slf-
rnla and has in hs possession ample testimonials oil
his competency give Instruction ~ Tie aiorr mention
ed branches. For further particulars, address MN al
Thompson'sI Rolds, Louisa. .,..,,-,o,, ;,
RryrREscEs DR. WIN. u. McGnfey, University Of
Virginia; DR.. C. HARRISON University oil 'iIsin!ai ar.
Lucian Minor Louisa; Rev. R. l.. Dabncy, University
~ VIRGINIA. Aug 4-ctlstOct.
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IANn EnR SAIl

THE subscribe, "if.r- r "a. fun rain.!. Fmcr
i Land one situated IN the county ~ >pnr,siyauf
ana Inc other III The county at Caroline. ihrA az
known as farsh's Y PiGnkri '--tni.h~ Cnntau'
about 400 acres and PuHkri's contains abni .i0
Ii u" sale should b. effected privately. brinrr The lil
Of September next, tbry VIII then be- sold II ms Farm
called Wrstwood, (Which adJoln- farl>h'- Al auction
In ilr mean Time. II VIII give pleasure e sho"
these lands 10 any person dt,fous Of viewing ih,n
Sept Jeff WV. u iNhlEiD.
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER
Tho New York Reform Convention decided on
Monday. by vote of 90 TO n, that any male c'-
tizeu. Of whatever color oil good moral character,
and requisite qualifications Of learning and ab'lny
shall be Admitted 10 practice in all The courts IN
thai Stale Il Bat ArlericQm
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

v y LIZ ~ bl>T Is.A.Ni = 49, 'N*s 49,
rEIlE subscriber. inttndn. I" remove g. tir >,aa
4 west, viii sell thc valuable Esiie - ah,a *
nnw lives IN North liycu ~ Tie canuS - ta>"ri.
o.. in the n-i.hhorhnoi II ihr Red lou>-. aud n..
south ii Mitun-eunainln. between eleven ani lAr.,
hundred arr-s-ul Which upwards ~ 'o' a.tr- "
wood finely tlnhrIrd, and good irhacc" aud. lt.o
timard that there from lJO t. auD acre, - hi
land which j. situated as L. give - each sbii K
proportion.
The plantation j. ~ hugh >iatr 81 inpf"'eatt =
m line croppn. condition fur The next year las
provcfirnts consist ri a large dwelling house. win
with some lille repairs, woiild hr quite a c"noi..,
and handsome residence, WIN suitable on huiiaiA..t
tached excellent negro quarters, two large ersna.
with number Of tobacco barns, al which two ifr -
framed buildings. Also, an excellent young arpr"l
ard OF select run.
Attached TO the tract is an excellent Manniatiuft:
Mill. with three pair of runners, aud machinery ~ 4
ding fourth pair, wh corn ana rnh crn-bcrs, Ger
cin and saw-mill, all Of which are newly hun.
The fertility nf the llyco Lands i well known 1irt
and, taking INTO view the many advantages romhlir
in This Of land person desiring pcfnanrf 4,
dencr IN this pan Of the country would Nett fnrA it
i >imiiar opportunity 81 s1ins himself.
Purchasers are inyi'rd call ami examine uf iirt
selves. The 'ani VII IT, -hnwa, lri t''n- m.sr
known, IL any time, OF Application q illr >G- i'.i
Am. a5-rlm RICHARD |. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

THE OCEAN RACE.-The great, the stu
pendou> race over the Atlantic course, always
heavy, because very wet between The Cambria
and Great Britain, has resulted IN The defeat Of
the latter.
The time and speed can be summed up in the
following way:
GREAT BRlTAiS-Passage l3 DAYS, $ hours !;
de,entiun, Is hours. Difference in distance 80
hours. Time, compared with Cambrias, / days
and ) hours.
CAMRarA-Time from Boston 10 Liverpool, via
Halifax, 10 days, hours.
This gives difference Of sixteen hours in IA
vor OF the Cambria But il is our honest opin-
ion that the Great Britain is the fastest steamer.
Take the two vessels, Trim them alike, have their
machinery in pefiec, order, and start them tcee-
rher from The same pier, and We believe that The
Cambria would he beaten
But why race? The Cambria, the Great Bri-
tain, the Atlantic, the Oregon, are certainly fast
enough Tor all useful purposes. The spirit OF
the age however, urges them on.
[.Nsr York Herald.
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PROS PE T. Il 4 ,
or THE
Southern Friend Of Temperate

Southern Friend Ol IfHpfIdH't-
| mo br published III The tuwn Of thaflot"ssii',
/ i rint, Edited Ly a Committee, appointed auu0t
~ by Liberty Division, No. ~, "l tne sons ~ i'Hl.
rance.
In consideration Of the increasing want = fn~ y
der, AMI the vast importance of The nliIna'" 'uece
lie Temperance Reformation, Liberty Division. ~ !.
has determined to establish IN thi- par- ."ni Hat
IL paper. rui,tlrd The SOUTHERN fRlENbnl ~
PERANCE. This paper viii br conducted ~ ~ "
dersgned, rs an Editorial Committee
While II will. IN The main, b" devoted = 'V' '.@
| cy al Temperance puncip,e-. the suhic'i- Z H".
| and Literature, and ihr general new y ~ ~, ~
receive no small share ii H. attention =. 1919
| will he open Ia contributions npcE tt- 'htFt 80 t
| or upon such as may be calculated 10 an ~ ,...
variety 10 II, general mattcr-ser.p0'ol,s ,,,t,#'I
| however, all bias Of party feeling l.ettNht - K.
good can he accomplished through IN. A,"'-',' 81
| confidently appeal 10 4 generous pubic !" - = "
enterprise. .f,,, ~
In point Of locality, II l. believed iiii' ~ ll'.'
sesses superior advantages u thari"'t",tAr s,et
| TERMs.-1his paper will be- issued 't'h' ~ nan
| on a super royal sheet newspaper form =, ...
rial Committee viii receive 40 oonprn'"1 Il F
! ever for their labor and services. - =. 4
| publish II nj The incon-id-rabl- price = ~
The subscription money to BE- paid ~ w. f''s''
| the first hummer. i,f,
10 All letter, pot paid mm., +. addn-,,,a
more of the Committee. WI : ~
] ~ rOIhDtA
EDWIN II 1v"'
r. ~. PODRhf
WI. j. FIFE.
ty All papers friendly 10 The TempsfanGr ,r..r.s-
confer favor by giving the abosr tr'e'H 80
| and a pa. sing notice The Committee pioih'
an opportunity occur, 10 reciproeate me ia'''
Sept. 4-e3t --.In
INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGl 2 -
4 FEVER.-No CUE, 20 PG1.
nR PRICES AGCE AND FEVER PILL AN,
~ ranied 10 cure Ague and Fever IN ~" ~
| thirty hours IL directions are foil""eut a.
have frequently permanently cured the ~ III, r
mn instance have thirty been known T. ia'i. ~ ~
preoared from simple vegetable medichf +, : ft'
contains twenty Pills Price s per ~ ,iI,ff.r.
! DOZEN Planters and Farmers would hH' ,4,,. -.
,rrrst IL keep supply on hand, a. ihei mn n net
large Doctors Bills The Pills can y tN,,., lar
spI n oldsl ss 1
non are determined not 10 establish az srs y
dYr4 must be attended with the easli xiv 80,
rrcted 10 DIR. & }. kEAN on..,t tfsht
N. B. The money viii be returned " ID! -"
failure.
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HHrS. fEead7S School,

SHOChOE 1lLLi RlCdMOND.
THE sixth annual session Of this Institution will
i commence on the first day of October next, and
close on the 3lst of July following
The same thorough aud extensive course of English
study will be continued and the usual parental disclp
line preserved both IN the School and Family
The modern European languages will receive part
Guitar attention, and the of French reading aud
study will he greatly enlarged by The Importation OIL 4
large number OF foreign works.
Teachers and Professors Of distinguished ability nave
been secured Tor zach Department. and every Arrange
ment has been completed for the vigorous prosecution oi
study during the next session.
TERMS for Boarding and Day Pupils The same a. i"f
the last five years Apply 10 Mrs Mead Richmond. va
Aug ll-ctlstoct
MRS. GEN. CARRlN6TON'S BOARDING
SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES,
COMMENCES on the Isl Of October, and closes on
~ the 3l-t Of July Mrs. Darlington spares no pains
10 have all The rparmen> filled with competent teach
ers and to promise ~ thorough an education
as can he obtained in any School ~ the Union
Mrs. C.'s dwelling l. ~ beautiful, retired and heal
thy part of the city, combining many local advantages
not generally found IN city residence; and the inter
nal arrangements such "a ensure The comfort OF The
inmates.
The boarders are considered member. Of the family
and required conform 10 IL rcgulationsbut they are
governed by the law ul kindness.
1s,ms, psr Session Of Ttn Months
Higher English branches, 40
FS%si and dS other Modern aG Languages. each
Music on the Piano, 90
:" Guitar, %
g Vocal ~
Use of Instrument, ~
Washing, ~
Half pay able in advance reminder ihf IT 81 March.
Each young lady VIII provide herself with SILVER
nrk, table aud tea spoon
No board-r wl br allowed 10 shop or raise accounts
without the express permission Of The principal
The bnafdrfs expected Ia attend church with thr
family free of charge or pew rcnt-nor arr they per
mlttrd Ia 20 abroad, unless under the supervision Of
Mrs T.. or one of The Teachers. No departure from thu
rule will br allowed, unless by express agreement with
the parent or guardian.
az Mr. Alexander Martin VIII attend 10 all letters
having reference 10 lhr School, during the absence q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

SANTA FEE TAKEN, WITHOUT THE
FIRING OF A GUN.--A correspondent OF the
New York Express, writes az follows from "For'
Usage, Jackson County, Mo-, Aug. 2slh":
81 have just received news by express from
Fort Leavenwouh stating that they had Just ie-
ceived news BY express from Gen. kearney, STA
ting that he had taken Santa Fe, without The fl.
ring OF gun.
'srhere has been tremendous speculation in
stock in this quarter Tor the Santa Fc expedition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.-We are
now in The beginning Of Autumn, and as yet no
case of yellow fever has been reported, nor IS
there any indication that this scourse will vlsn
rs Al all this season. The temperature is mild
and agreeable and scarcely day passes without
a refreshing shower. The city is full OF people
for the period Of the year, and the army move
snents together with the necessary business Oh .ne
place, keep up quite show oil sur ana acu'iy.
Rnt thai The season is backward as regards The
cotton crop-the wonied arrivals OF this staple
being missng-lhe city would exhibit something
of the buslle and excitement OF The commercial
season.-TN o. Picaynne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

THE FALL BUSlNESS.-Wen never at any
time knew the Fall business 10 open as briskly
as il does al present. Our packets are arriving
full Of goods, and stores are preparing in various
accommodating positions 10 receive The impor-
,ations under the warehouse system.
Ncic York Sun.
Just 81 hero, and Il hAlc better Never was
there larger or better stock Of goods on hand
in Boston than can be found here now, both Of
foreign and domestic manufacture and never
did our merchants sell upon more advantageous
terms than they are now trading upon. Their
prices are much less than they were last season,
and they are determined 10 suit their customers
al all events 81 Boston Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

THE MOON-Sr John Herschel, at a late
meeting OF the British Association tor The ad-
yancement of Science, expressed The opinion that
The temperature OF the Moons climate must be
very high, "far abOveAat Of bo,lns 1oater;" ANA
The reason is that lis surface is exposed for ionr-
teen days al time 10 the unmilisated ana con-
,inual hea, Of the sun. Al the full, ana Tor a Jew
davs afterwards, the moon must certainly be The
reflector of some heat 10 the earth. Sir John has
no doub, of the fact; but as il has the character
of culinary rather than solar heat that Is to say,
il teammates from a body below The temperature
ofignilion, ii will be arrested by the upper sira-
"a Of the ear,h's atmosphere and thus absorbed
There lis only effect will be TO convert v,slole
clouds into Transparent, vapor. He asserted that
the phenomena OF the rapid dissipation OF clouds
in moderate weather soon after the appearance oil
the full moon, could easily be accounted Tor on
this principle, and that his own observations con-
QrmeU theory
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EXTRACT of letter from staunch Republican
OF The "North West" 10 the Editors, dated

Wheeling, Virginia. September Isl, 46:
1.-THE Whigs-lhat is, the Wing leaders-tred
hard 10 raise panic in this city, upon the pas
sage OF the late Tariff bill, but failed. The De-
mocracy here are firm on that subject. lreJoice
to find the Democracy had the nerve 10 pass it.
Democrats who falter when principle is al stake,
are not worthy OF The name"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

TEXAS DELEGATloN.-Generals tious-
ton and Rusk, U. States Senators, and Messrs.
Pilsbury and kaufman, members OF Congress
from the State OF Texas, came passengers on Inc
steamboat General Taylor, from Louisville as
tar as the mouth OF Red River-irom whence,
they will proceed by land 10 their respective
homes General A. $. Thruson. late Attorney
General Of Texas, also accompanies the deiega-
lion PAPERS containing the intelligence of the
loss OF Midshipman pisbury, off Vera Cruz,
were received on board whilst The boat was lying
10 at Memphis, but i, was deemed proper TO with
hold the news from his father, until he had COM
pleled his homeward journey.-[N. 0. Deita.
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lcy- All papers friendly 10 the Trmperanfr e.,,..
confer favor hy giving The above srsr'a 80
and passing notice. The Committee p!oN''
an opportunity occur, 10 reciProeate me ia''''
Sent 4-r3t
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IMPORTANT RUMOR. = PEACE WITH
MEXICO. - Terms settled NTH Santa Anna al
Harana. "A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, writing from Havana, under date Of
August l6, states that an agreemen. had taken
place between Santa Anna and certain agents of
the British and American governments, concern
ing The future destiny OF Mexico. The arrange
mcnt is said 10 be as follows:
"The Mexican Federal Government Of 1924
TO be re-estabishsd under The guaranty OF The
United States, SO that in case of future pronun-
camentos, the United States Government shall
have a right 10 interfere in support Of the Consli-
tuIional Governments; The Rio Grande 10 be the
boundary line, and The Cailornias TO be organ
lied as distinct Territory, under the protection
OF the United States, but not governed BY Ameri-
cans until the inhabitants shall think III 10 annex
themselves, 10 favor which purpose the country
will be allowed TO carry on free trade with both
Republics, and admit colonis!s from all coun-
tries, ani Of all religions and cIeeds!"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
1atent Hlehlcines.

THE PILES A cure FOR Life .-eursd pr Up
Kennedy foE lie Of Pt!e- Ie pege-
talk oe ELee;aary invented By Dr. y pEain d'tn-
;<h-c physician - FORK cty - the only really sue
c-sul remedy for .ha, dangerous and distressing complaint
tn PILES. ever offered 70 The American PUBLIC
Tie E!ec1lary ccutsIHs N'e-a- Htfie1a< no i!oe'
Cs.oen:l arjose other po~-rfui and irritating purge
i've No fear of .asln cold while under is n1encei nc
choge IN lei NECESSARY II according 10 directions
: cue for ..fe gtlGrGzkacd
laotler Certfeae a4ded L. hundreds hat have a.
ready o=en received .! -s rcscy o: Dr. tpHas Elsc-
mary. SES-YosS, August ., lsis.
sssrl Hya, s. E,tciGyn-Ce,ts For s=veral y-ess pas!
nav. beer troubled with P.e- very cc-tiye stale Of
u bowels md .--.!cn 4at weakness OF he system b1i
ny orno an, NOT being severe 70 disable NE from
sne,s ard dread had gi PHYSICIANS sct patent med
CO.. .: ta; L-is Spring =ever Used cry medicine
looted % PHYSICIAN for relief The Plies lien being
.r hat Allowed severn. operations 10 be performed
ifhoT NV o.ce5 Determined alter his 10 t.y other
:aes.s rad advertisement OF cure guaranteed oy
IT, u.e OF Dr. Cpas-1s EIectrary | purchased three
hove. Al yo-r store and from me Of WHICH found
1y.-f entirely cured Of ae Plies and ny health -nucc
i.-,,r0ved remain. Slrs, your nEcn indebted friend
- vr.--r Of ne above from motives Of de!cacy de-
ci,rs avIa Used, DE- acLhor-zes refer
Ei-, or show the crig.sl Certificate those who nsy
Goub, IS sCIhrrtc.fy
Proprietors once ls5 Bowery Sold, wholesale and
AL BY WYATT KETCHAG. III Fultoa-st ~ Y
VIZ ON