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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
TO MANUFACTURERS OF, AND DE.ALLAS
IN, TOBACCO, SHIPPING TO
NEJY ORIEANS

FuVIiE great reduction that has taken place in tho
Il price Of Manufactured Tobacco, in the New Or
leans market, for the last years, is very apparent,
aud must be known to all who have shipped 10 this
ket. The object is to manufacture such Tobacco
as will suit the uade. It is lamentabe truth that To
haccoes that two years ago commanded 80. 40 and so
MIS-, be purchased at 49, Is and 20 cents; and
tina, large lots Of any Tobaccoes 70 cannot DO
sold The sales Of the present have been If
and 10 Tobaccoes, and but small PARTON 20,
30 or 40 cents. So low indeed, have Tobacspes been
sod that large quantities have been said at nuciion for
cash the private prices Of low grade Tobaccoes.
and has had such tendency to encourage Public Sales.
that the greater portion Of Tobacco shipped New Or
hans hereafter, be sold (and thnk ~ advantage)
at Auction Trade Sales. For these kind Of Totnccoss
Co., and 10 CENTS little IL, 10 AND 70 Cent?
solicit consguments, believing render satisfaction.
Those who may wish to open correspondence, ahons The
particulars of the trade here, ters insurance aud other
matters pertaining ereo,I shord be mss happy give
all information in my power TO- either as regards sab
at auction private sales shall have Tobacco Trade
Sales selnmunthly.
+ JONAS b. WINSTON. \
New OaLEAKs, July ~. l54z--i2if
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NJ EDlClNES, " ines, Cordlals, brushes, tiuns and
W. Pistols, Ncgars. Dry Pants, SnufTs Chewing To
hnccQ Surgeons aud Dentists Instruments Spices, Wa
Golurs, shop Furniture, Walls Two sets Soda Water
Apparatus and general assortment Of articles in tho
Duggss and AI"lhocays line, for sale, and in order
20 close the sale OF the entire stock as quickly possible,
retail in bills the whole stock together
will be offered as good bargains be had ia any mar
kot. Howell DAVIES Aren't
July I9-ts for In,stee
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Raj, ROAD MEETING.

The meeting advertised for Friday evening last, to
take into consideration the pUprieiy otholdng Conven-
ton in this place 10 promote the enterprise Of the rich
nond and Kanawla Rail Road, was adjourned, in con
sequence of the weather until the next evening" when II
took place in the Unyersast Church. 1t was well at
tended We had ituot in power to be present. hui
learn that the addresses made spirited and elective
The proceedings will be found in our paper to-day and
hope VII be generally read Ii WILDE seen that the
% Of September has lcen designated is the time and
Iynchburg the place of holding the proposed Conven
lion. We trust our friends. and west Of us, favor
able to the scheme will proceed at once to appoint dele
gates We promise all who may fad it convenient to
attend hosptaJle reception and good treatment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
tok the NiRSisIAN
EDUCATION.


keowege is guwer.
MfsstS Edicrs:= At ctr last County Court. the G,
living oldtf uasnaf,:
: In tah'l teli County t,uil. Jul, term. lS47.
ueerfd that the At,rn OF tbs County do at the
h' Attit'iet tu eRtnti lis County for del, gates
to tie G,ueHl Assl4ly Il Ills C.nn,lmtalth. "npen
"l HI ithrg he s,tse 81 he rt, IT,. un the question
Nhtt 81 thN Oh SIC To adelta s,stm Il district FIee
Scheels, ahf luic rrti,e Il he same shall have beer
ssl'd i,siN. daNsen tie Cuurll, Sc do ard the usu
al IaetSol holding each separate election members of
tie oeucIal Assembly in said ,ouni,"-t attcatrp 10
The Cetf tiat ouu.tmth Il II County have eliilncd
for he SHE. A Cu,-Nlt,st
GEO "a ntENE,N El.,l
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OBiTU A RY.

Died, on the 21lb ult after n brief ilness. WILLIAM
infant Of Thomas J. and Cahadno Penn Of Patrick co
aged two month. and fourteen days. None but mother
knows the anguish VI mothers heart, when called 10
vitne., the sufrngs other dying bahc when she looks
for the last tine, upon The hueess cheek oihe unbreath
ing innocent; and borne from her presence forever
% liz sil.n Tcsinn ulnre IN The pIaye.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

o. We publish the letter, alluded ia last, which
appeared in the Baltimore Pat,ir and which il is said
written BY Col Balie Peyon and addressed to the Non
DIIsk II. IIwIs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29
NI,l.IklIi;S XYAY,IEn.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MAN
lII'At3TORY.

f. subscribers to JarZ Parker at this
1 well known establishment, corner Of Main and
9lh Streets, prepared 10 furnish TO order Fox &
'i}orIand's celebrated STAPLE TooTH, SpRING BED,
THREsHING MACHINES, Of all sizes, varying in price
decidedly superior within the last years. partcu
ally when USED Smiths Patent SELF OniNG Boxes
We would call attention to our new GEARED IoRsE
Power, one Of which can be in operation at our
Ware House; Also, EmlDon's CnAIN BAND lloRsE
Power.
WHEAT FANS. To those in want Of good Fan,
we would call Their attention 10 Premium Fans
We also kccpo hand Cons SHELTERS, STRAW Cur
TIERS, CRUsHERs &c.
Wecan repair lhrcshing Machines. that have become
too much TO thrcsh clean. with new teeth, TO
supply them with new Cylinders & Beds Extra Bass.
rs, LEATHER BANDS, riveed and all articles in our line
furnished AT short notice.
Address, PARKER J. SMITH.
Richmond. June l7--Gwif
The f00triig notice rrteH by Req. Luther Lee f.
dtor Of the True Ucsieyan Ere,y body h'iors him
DR. SMiTH's SUGAR COATED PmIs-We presented
with box OF these pills short time since and have had
casion portions of them thing do not have
casion do a year They operated WE'LL and We be-
lc,c produced good result They purely vegetable and
coated with pure white sugar, that there unpea
in taking them We very poor customer IL
medicine dealers generally excellent health, hav
ing suffered from sickness for the last two weeks thar
have for before YET must say these pills
highly mmcndcd, andwelieyc them to be goot.
For sale In I.ynchburg, by
JOHN II. SE.AY, Druggist
une 2S-6m Agent for the Proprietor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

POSTPO.NE.NENT
The sale of Lands under the above advertisement is
uavoldaby postponed. They will heea ter be offered
at private sale Parties desiring to purchase will apply
to Champe Carter Pedar Mills Amherst or to Thomas
ii. Ellis or Charles Ellis, Richmond.
July 29-3t C. CARTER. Truse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

Col Sterling Price, commanding the Missouri vo!Hn-
toers Santa Fc has been appointed hrader General IN
tn, army, yiro Jefferson DAVIS who dcc.Eed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

The L. s. Frirato Raan, from Tabasco river has
arrived IN Norfolk, with the SICK Of the Squadron on
board Sixty or seventy sick were sent to The Naval
Hospital, and II died on thepassage, including Capt
Edson Of the Marines, and Midshpman Storcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

A GER iiFlCAiE from Mr.. lngersan 81 Ian astcr, N
H. highly respectable citizen Of that place, ard Ter Of the
county Of Goose
George w lngeson Of Lancaster, hereby certify, that
have been troubled with the Asthma for about twenty yea
Last Noyember when began taking wsar's Baisan Of
WdCherry, had been unable 70 do anything for several
months, and had not except very few night been able
rest in my bed. Almost soon as began TO take IT, felt
relieved. have taken about two bottles My health 10 al
together improved few returns Of the Asthma, which
have had in that time, almost mmediat " We bv
taking the Basam. rest we'll, and my health is AMI
been for months better than at any time previous or navy
years cheeruly recommend this medicine to all wi
similarly afflicted GEO. w. INGERSoN.
Lancaster, N. H., April ~, 1916.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale in Lynchburg Wholesale and Reais by IF. II
Druggists and dealers in Medicines gene
rally.
July 29-lt uO
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by WIN. J. WILLIS.

Nj .7CTTTO.N.
WILL sell, In front Of my office, Saturday morning
1 next, commencing at ~ o'clock, precisely,
5000 ACRES on LAND,
lying IN the Republic oi fe>asa part o which superior To-
bacco and Cotton Land aud ght and title III be
and sold without limit ~ reserve, WM J. Willis,
Terms osse month. credit Tor approved endorsed nego-
table notes, w. }, w, Auetr
july git
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

lhs Telegraph is Inv operation IRON loluerd roth
wand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-29

On Dackwater creek, q miles from Lynchburp. which
will he divided into nearly equal parts, 10 suit pr las
en or not sold privately be're the day Of sale which will
be known by dscvntnunncc of this part of this sdvcr
.isenen abou. 30 acres Of this rnc. Of land cleared
and tho residue (30 acres IN the very best and heav
icsr kind of timber, with g,od Mil site construct \
mill " the same which II properly managed would
more than pay for the whole tract, at sxorbant
price. Tho largest portion OF the cleared land IL in
6no state Of improvement aud nearly tho whuls In cs-
aud grass. To suit purchasetsI will sell anu,her
tract adjoining these lands Of nearly equal and god
condition with guod Improvements fine water and plenty
u timber. only ahu, half cleared. II the sale Is not
completed On the l7h il will be continued on the 18TH
These lands cannot be Suppressed BY any high lands IN
Virginia in proof If which the public is referred to tho
high estimate placed aron them fr the last Is or ~
years by the Rarely DIES II that such
an opportunity presents itself pernanan, & Le IL
location. the lenut fil, cia and gn wi Y
town Of .ynchburg in the best rcgn Of the Old Dum,
~ invite those wishing 10 purchase desirable sta
alton IN and view for themselves, feeling satisfied
they will no, be disappointed The undersigned. living
one Of the places. will take pleasure in showing thess
lands and cir many advantages.
Aso. on Tuesday. the 2lss Sept. will be sold
TWENTY TWO LIKELY AND VALUABLE
SLAVES.
To which will be added 10 or IL 0hers Of equal
value consisting OF men. women and children.
TERMS.
Tn the Wr@ai property credit 81 IL mpnths viii b
giver. bond and approved security required On the
real estate fourth cash and the balance in equal in
salmens Of ne, two and three years, with approved
personal security and deed of trust un the land
the purchase ney. The title to the asove proper
" is unqueslionably g@d, but shall ony s,ey such
is vested in the administrator with the will
nexcd of Richard Chiffon, deed
All persons in ebed the above estate respect
fully requested to forward and make payment u
their respective Dues and those who have claims againss
said estate will present them properly authenticated for
adjustment and settlement.
CHAS II. MOORMAN, Admir- with
will annexed Of Richard Chiffon. deed
.Inly Dl-wtIiS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04

uY virtue ef = Decd IN Trust. executed 10 he
I'D subscriber N lhr hle John a. Faucr,i for
ssFlsin PURPOSE ilaerein naIne,i will proved 10
III, hrlore liz c0urt houae door in lhr soNn a
lIiIlssefpugh, on TUESDAY shc III DAY ID Nosrm-
In neal lleiag the srconh day u court week
he following trarl. and panrrls u Land. 10 vii !:
nae Tract Containing 2l6 Acrrs. moTco o. less. al
saning tie landS u Joseph Allison aud iicl Hes
lf; One ashsF Tract containing ls3 Acres. monr
~ lrss. known - ihe Palmer place. adjoining
psul. Parish and oihcrs; ain the Lots neat tLs
riser. wheTron the shop and stables are situated.
and House and Lot Mhcsron The said fauceis &c.
ssied, adjoining Pride Jonrs; also one lot adj
aning Capt Berry. No. So. and one Lot on the
sesi side of Bessry Parsin, known as No. a..
A credit d nine months will be given, the PuE-
chaser giving bond with approved security, with
inleIest from The date. a.....
JOSEPH ALLISON, Trustee.
0ctosrr 81. O--3w
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Public Sale.

WILL IL sola. Il illr lale Erssdrnrr.. ~ Ioln
w smith. tissrx-sd. On he 5th day u No
,,,slrs. nest. on ! eacaa Il Tn months. I'll his
ver-ousl IxaIerty, CONSISTING 81
Sock Of Horses. GalIle. SIeep.
Hogs. Wheat. Oass. Fodder, Hay. House.
hold Il Kilrhrn Furniture, and Far
ming Utensils. Wagon and Geer.
AMI many osheg articles TOO tedious IL Hrnlion.
Onr Ekrly young Negro Woman viii D.
., IL sold 90 llse saH,e day, The purchaser giving
Ind aud cod frrrhold srrnrils.
JOHN RRDlNG, admir-.
llefaisr rs. 0l-3w
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Barter

SilINGLEs! Shingles! wanted in exchange
~ for Goods. as- sgsa# s@s 5sz :
PLANK and LUMBER, Of all kinds, wanted
in exchange foe Goods.
We are now prepared to take all kinds Of
Country Produce, such AZ Corn, Oats, Fod,icr,
Hay, &c. &C., in exchange for Goods.
Also, every kind Of c,untry-made Cloths Bees
wax, Feathers, Tallow, DC. &c. -..a...Ea ..
LONG, WEBB q co.
July Is. 49, g.
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Trust Sale.

DY ,irue of a DEED in Trust, made by the late
I'D John A. fancr,, to the undersigned, he will
olsr for sale. II the coun house in Hillshorough.
On the 23d day Of November next, lhcins The I'd
d, Of coun wcrk,) Two likely Negro
MEN, By The names Of Walker and Frank they
are excellent carpenters. sober and steady.
Tine q said boys will he sold FOR Cash. and the
Other on credit of nine months, the purchaser
giving hond and god security, with interest from
dale.
g. +. FAuCErT, Trustee.
October ~. 02--5w
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Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest !

usHE ua1sfSgnrd hass lasa olSard tleif saecA
\ n FaiI aud Winter Goods. en-
ar.riar rsrEs ssvwss Usually hsonsht % this mss-
- aAarh sAsA i#F-ld allias gssx okNsp far cash.
: = ! shass evsl4 = tslaesaai ssalrrs. They
,..ps lhrH fnssds ard lhs public y rulI and "a
- tis@ wlwasinhHt.
laws 4 PALMER.
alcasa<r 10. Oh
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STATE uF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY. ~@
Cont oC Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Angus, Term, 1877.
James III. Chrisiie, Guardian, de.
vs. %%
The Heirs ri Lqr of 1aomas Mcn"cken de-
erased. .. ~ @r 5 T.
Justices Judgment.


1T appearing 70 the satisfaction Of TIC , sou,''
L III, William M.Crackcn, Elizabeth MCrack-
,n AMI The children Of John M.Craekcn, dec d.
viz. William ii. M.cmcken, John IL. M'Crack-
en-, Thom.s ]. M'Crackcn, and Ellzaoesh Y.
Mcmckcn, the defendants in tins case, are ho,
inhabitants OF this state: i Is therefore oraesso
tia, publication be made in the Hlllsbofough re
coricr for sir weeks, tina. said defendants appear
at the next term Of our Court OF Pleas ana guar
ter Sessions. 10 be held for the comfy o. otahss
at the court house in Hillsboroush, on the icu1u
Monday Of November next, to show cause w'ls'e
fore the real estate Of said deceased, dcscenue"
them, shall not be sold to satisfy said recovery.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of SAID eour
at Office, the 4tla Monday Of August, is4f
j. ALLISON, &. c. c. #
Price ads. $500. oi-o
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Penelope Faa, -.
Wis j. Yam. and oilers. } "#a II
Ifpaiio rann, Adm'r, &c. re, a
Wills j. Ta.,. aadoihers.o Sale o. Ass''eS'
IT appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court! !!
i that Willis !. yann, one Of the defendants y
these cases, il no, an inhahi,ani Of tins state;
is therefore ordered BY The Court tna' punsa''o.'
ho = ,,Ie IN the iIiIislorough Recorder Tor sis
reek. excessively, fot said defendant 70 appeal
a, the nett term d this Court 10 he held Tor ,h'
county ii Orange, a, the court house in hll's'o
tough, On The fourth Monday ~ Nossmeei nes !.
to plead. answer Of dcmur 70 the aforesaid pet'
lions, O. they will BE- heard ex par,e as TO HIM.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Con''
a, Office, the fourth Monday Of August, iss''
JOSEPH ALLISON, &. C. c.
Price adv. 9 90. WV -'
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WANTED,
One THOUSAND yards Of TOW and cof-
" TON cloth. ........s.
LATlNER L. JONES.
Oct ,hsT Is W.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

ORANGE COUNTY.
guur, of pleas aud Quarter SESSIONS
August Term, 1877.
.,.s8.Is..x 4sx.,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
Regulations ofthe Pension Office.
Pension office,

GsPteM6sF 22a lS45. SIR:--ln answer to your letter of the l7th uIt. to the Secretary of War, have to state that the enclosed printed sheets, will show tine soldiers of the present Mexican war, how to proceed in preparing their claims to boun- ty land or script, under the 9Gh section of the act of Feb. II, lS47. These papers will also enable the widow and children, father or mother, as the case may be, to furnish the requisite proof. The papers when prepared, should be forwarded to this office.
 A volunteer who was wounded or otherwise disabled, while in the line of his duty as n soldier, IS entitled to an invalid pension. in proportion 10 the degree of his disability; and in case of the death of such soldiers from wounds received, or from disease contracted, while in the service, the widow, or children, would be entitled to half pay pension for five years. Enclosed also are printed ia- structlons for the guardian of inEalids, or of widows and children, in presenting claims to pensions. am very respectfully,
 your ob't servant,
 J. L. EDWARDS. To THE HoS R. W. JOHNSON.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
PROSPECTU s
FOR PUBLISHING
FOR PUBLISHING History of the War between the United SlateS and the Republic of Mexico.

YTNHE design of the work will embrace all eelia- | teral topics of importance which are calculated to prove and illustrate the origin, tendency and re- srlts of the war The subject has become one of y-ea. magnitude as connected with the present and ;lture interests o4 nations and i, will be the uneom- promising purpose of the author to base his work spon those facts which are known, and upon those iscontrovortible positions of philosophy which are scknowledged as to reader it worthy of the nation and worthy of the age.
 The work viii be published in two volumes, oc- tayo. of about 5b0 pages each. in style similar 10 that ef PreScott's Conquest of Mexico" It will be illustrated by such maps and plates as clear eacidation of the subects treated of may require, and 10 expense or labor will be spared by the pub fishers necessary to ensure its prompt and proper execution.
 The work will be ready for delivery at as early period possible, of which notice will be given. The Price will be Five Dollars per Copy.
 The following are extracts from an article pub lished in the ''WAsBNGroN UNION ' August 5th, i-41, in regard 10 the character of tte proposed work.
 1t gives us pleasure to learn that there is in the eour> of preparation acomprehensve and complete history of the war between this country and tine Republic of Mexico. The work is designed 10 i'm Tart clear and correct views to the public mind in relation to the origin of the war. it's prosecution it's
 
 ihor, who is highly distinguished a scientific, historical and biographical writer, fully warrants ia the confident belief, that the fruits of his la bOs upon this important and interesting subject VII ee hailed with pleasure, and be found valuable, not only a source of information in regard 10 our casting relations with Mexico, but also channel oi knowledge in reference to the moral and political history Of that unfortunate country, which will s-ye 10 throw light upon tire character of the peo- Pss. her rulers, and her institutions.
 "Ihe arrangement of the work as il has been ex- aioited to Is. in opinion, eminently ludici- 0as; and the subjects proposed to be discussed are saeh as 10 convince that the author has devoted ais time, energies and talents most arduousiy and hlhilly to his task and that he wifi present 10 the pdoic saeh history will be read with interest, g'ost. and pleasure
 ~i's sole aim viii bc ts enlighten the American pee9ie. and 10 give them correct view of their eoaatry, in its whole course toward the Republic of N'xico. Viewing the enterprise in such light, would commend il to the favorable consideration 1A4 5er,l patronage of the people for whose bene- Mais lesigned.''
 Persons to whom this Prospectus is sent re- sscuuy requested to use their influence in obtain iaE subscribers for the work, and to return their sis as soon IS practicable to Hon. F. H. GILLEr, Washington, D. (,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE,
Law Drpar.mcnt-secOnd sesssion.

ENeN7AOhAs THE Hon. F. NJ Ewing, ,late Chief Justice ofthe l State of Kentucky, having been appointed to the rotesscrship vacated by the resignation of GaFRet Dancan, Esq, elected to Congress. the Faculty of Law now consists oi--
 Hon- HESRY PIRrLE, L. l.. D., Professor of Con- 't,atOna Law, Equity and Equity Headings, aad Commercial Law.
 Hoa EPHRAIa NJ. EWING. l.. L. D., Professor of me Science of Law, including the Common Law r and Its History. and Criminal Law. PRESTON 5, LoUSHRoRouGH, l.. l.. D., Professor 9t the Law of Real Property, of the Practice Of Law including Pleadings and Evidence, and the Laws of Nations. the course of tuition for the second session will commence, in Louisville, Kentucky, on the first Monday ln November next, and continue months. Students are arranged in twc classes according to their classes
 Instruction will be given by recitations, by ex- Annaiions, and by oral lectures and expositons, of ~hieh SIX every week will be given to each class \ Moot Court Wili sit twice in each week, at Sn,ch cause, previously given out, will be argued v me students, and an opinion delivered by the ffss4tiag professor
 Iae students will also be exeIcised in the pre- ptsaon o legal instruments and pieadngs
 tae students of the Law Department of the Uni ,ss,y are, by provision of it's charter, entitled % ~ s,end The Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence in ~ Ae''ieAi Department without charge. A course y 'seh lectures will be delivered to inc Law and Asaicai classes during the session.
 me ItoF2nes of the professors and also og the ssehhonefs oi las in the city will be open 10 the sslsae capital of near S3000 having been ob- ,Aaea, is about to be invested the purchase oi cess
 ,oaehts who shall have ate Rded two fuil courses . '. instruction in this University, or one in some .'s' school and one in this. have praetised the osess'oh one year, and attended one course of lee sas nrfs, and have passed satisfactory exsmina. S. VIII o@ 'n;itie9, upon the recommendation of Lsw Faculty to the Degree of Bachelor of Laws, sn Ts ,he University k authorized to confer. 'aea fee S5
 ',,N board ant lodging can be had in Louisville '.s vicinity for fTon Sa 10 s3 a per week The e.-ir room, are 70 tho ne~ Court. House, and are -'s s'aod'oos and comfortable.
 , So@naRIeatioas shoaid he addressed ,o Prof Pir
 JAMES GUTHRIE, s.,, ,a Pfssideas Uairsrs,ty of Lotasrilie.
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