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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
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Caslc'on. Nov :" i-i- 81
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

II rsio,n on,he iaih ul' l. ~, Nlfc
81 W lam French asci o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

II - lhefsiofe uttered that ,,iI sprhrs,
ilon 10 ie,fi he'fs sad oosu sts sssios
t.rfro' 90 - hrIlon a. Carleton. siotess
or SIC af'i ".fue,ds,,n ~ ; dsy II
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gwen to .iI jclspr. Interested ~ ,.bi ,hiuY
fii. .i~f iAfcc ~re., s4tf rsttsly an Ito
No'std Head iir~tpspcf ffnfs at Rot
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b' ris'ious q" ne ne 81 h~driny. ~hIfh
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{! 4 "AnhER, lodge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

Mhe'c" n'ne,. : Nsro",sdmini''r'
tai. of tie e,iairu' 'atplp, : Mallory isis
Il pouhlei 20 s.,J di.lnci. ~ made sypii
caiinn 70 -'li c1Ju - oitona the tone ia.,
UNITED ir Ihc rn,nsGl II he dtJus agaiuN
sstI estate one year
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

MOTTO l.
HAVE the DIV gwen ~, con Mcrrn
] Ilulbatd. his hnc dnilne tho rrm,iors,
oiti.minotitv shall olalm none ~ HE earn
log. nor p,s any dshis h, ronitsc,ins 81
Ter ~. date tiNAH III BN<RD
Nidile,o~n sept 90. i.i, al
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SCHOOL. BOOKS.

A VERY ..fse supp', Of School Boos'
- are row Offered 10 tie PuhNc very
chaapNy ~ !, e sIODDtND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
Tcrms of the Enquirer.

Tn. ENQUIRER Is published DAILY (for the city,
TsEMl w eEKLY Ufor the country For the Daily
~, seven dollars per annun, and al the rate OF eight
a. Il taken for shorter period than ono year. For
h4Smi. Weekly, Ave dollars per annuM, and Three
10! ,s for six months, In advance, TO be paid IN
or RENTED by mail, post paid; or Six Dollars
~ I,,nnum al the end ofthe year.
~. al dues this ofico may be RENTED per mall,
and available Rank notes, al the risk Of the Edi
-. postage Of oil letters beisQ paid BY the rrifra-
hostage of single letter is scarcely Of any account
n, wn,er Ii Is the accumulation of postage, In an
.sns,ve business, which operates as serious tax
N. tne Eti,ors.l
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n THE DAILY ENQClRER-FoI one square OF
Zen lines or less, first insertion fry cents, and
Nv succeeding insertion twenty-five cents-f insert
:, onee week, twice a week, or three times week,
sry seven and half cents.
IN TIE SEMI-wEEKLY-One square OF sixteen
or less first insertion, IS cents for each continu-
,nte, so cents. Extraordinarily,
sancs pay or satisfactory references TO insure eIecu
.la. ,, en- .u. - .,t,
..s and in that proportion Cor advertise ments OF
,.a,s, lenxth-sxcept Laitery Vendors aud Auction
" who are charged one hundred dollars tpaper III
GUIDED
~ All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
ssn,ver the party hand writing Is unknown al this
oe- must be authenticated by the endorsaton OF the
in the neshborhood, or they VIII In no case
0nnhlished Every measure, that has been taken 10
.yrn, impos,ons and qaizzes has proved heretofore
.v,linp We must, therefore, insist, IN such case,
20, The communication being certified by the name OF
=. Postmaster. ucritten the back Of ths letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

TTHE suhscribers have established General Agency
in Richmond Va, aud most respectfully offer their
services 10 their friends and the public generally 10.
the transaction Of all business requiring an agent IN SAID
city They promise puncua'isy and strict atienon 70
ton selling all kinds Of produce hiring out servants
renting out and receiving rents Of houses, eectne p
vate sales Of real estate paying taxes on delinquent
lands, and redeeming those that are sold &C.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay IN
Richmond, are informed that correct forms VIII Dc re-
mitled To them with instructions for the proper authen
tcaon Of their vouchers, if desired, for moderate
compensation
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
to claims from the United states may nave lnen "
promptly attended TO- by placing them in the hands oil
the undersigned.
once in Wellington Gcddin's Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate oi tne odp'o
Square. LANES 1. , SU nj, M
Virginia Military Land Warrants boush! and SOLO oy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
UAWFIEID FOR SALE.

10 ENG .till anxious to 60 sonth, again OFT 70!
ID sale my Farm in Orange county. situated elsl'
icksbure and eighteen East of Gordonsyle The West
ern terminus OF the Richmond and Louisa railroad
acres are cleared and in fine OF Improvement.
the balance in timber of The best kind. The cleared
land Ia divided into eight fields and lots with pure run
ming water in all of them. The buildings are large,
and in good condition. A minute description Of the
farg is deemed unnecessary, il Is presumao'e any
one dspc.:a chase Will first view t-ruitce IL 10
say hoScv.r. .,er II is seldom such farm Is IN mar
ket Sht.j III. above property not be disposed Of ny
the 1911. a. q August will on that day he offered al
public ascioa, 10 the highest bidder. should II be
sold pri,..y brfore that time due notice oil The same
VIII be etvcn The papers containing this advertise
ment. IT, Subscriber viii lake pleasure In showing
The farm cry wishing IL purchase, and at the
same lla.e rake known his terms Address the sub.
scri.er, >. &C, oonford r. o Culperer county
Jrrr k--..2n WIN. MALLORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

IN CHANCERY.-ViaGiSIA-U States Of Anne
RIGA AT Rules held In the Clerks Offce OF the
United states Court, for the fourth Circuit and Eastern
District Of Virginia, on the 18th day of July 1851
Poitiaux Robinson Plaintiff:
agains,
Samuel Jones, a resident of the State Of Maryland,
trading under the style of Talbot, Jones s CO., and
Carter II. Bradley, Defendants.
The above named defendant. Samuel Jones. no, hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security accord
inc 10 the rules Of Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that the said Samuel Jones Is not an
jnhabtant OF the State OF Virginia, II Is ordered that
Inc said defendant do appear at rules 10 be held In The
(l,rk,s Office Of said Court, the first Monday Of
October nert and answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and
thai copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published In The City Of Rlehmond for TWO
months Excessively and possa a. I'm ,n0 front u'0' % INC
July I3,-ca.van wy p. MAYO, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
Nav NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chapcery for Cumberland county on Monday, the
5th day Of July, 1877: n.;.r
sarah A. Peers, fa'hnh
against
Eliza 3. Mayo, in her own right ana as Aamnis''a-
,r,I of Thos. I. Mayo, deceased, and Jas. G. Mayo,
WA " Defendants.
The defendant, James z. Mayo, not having entered
his appearance and given security 10 inc act
Ing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an nhab'ant
OF this Commonwealth II Is ordered, that the said DC.
PENDANT do appear al the Clerks Once OF the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for Cumberland
county rules be held therein. the FIRST Monday
In October next, and answer the bill Of the plaiutid;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for
two months excessively, and posted II the front door
OF the Court. house Of this county.
vi. "a .vom B. B. wOODSON n C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
RICHMOND CCI.LEGE.


TIE next session will begin October IL and close
i December ath After 4 recess If ten days, The
studies will he resumed, and continued until August 1T.
The officers of the Institution are-Rev. Ro. Kyand,
President and Professor Of Moral Science, Mr. Heath
Jones Christian Professor of AMBIENT Languages, Mr.
Tn Boiling ROBERTSON, Tutor OF Mathematics and Mr.
Na,hr II. Masse, Tutor Of the Academic Department.
The catalogue of studies corresponds with those Of
other Colleges in Virginia, and il Is the fixed purpose
or the Faculty lower the standard nf scholarship
for graduation. The Institution IL beautifully staatd
one mile from Richmond, combining the advantages Of
a country and CRY residence. steward will be en-
poyed 10 give his whole time Ia he Boarding Depart
meni. Circulars, containnea statement of the drpor-
meni, attendance and progress OF the pupils viii he
forwarded 10 their pareuts once in Two months. No
reasonable effort Will be omitted TO promote the health,
comfnr and education OF the students and 10 render
the College increasingly worthy Of public patronage
RMS-For Board, including food, washing, light,
fuel roam rent and bedding for The short session. sos
Solution s.2-boih pa, obe in advance. board.
,f, aiis hrif
advance 'iie ."sr. 30 ".cs"""' ""ue io'
late arrivals. unless caused by sckLrss
Aua lu-c5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

cHANCERY.-vrRe,sIA :-At Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, held for Bath county,
Nav lst 1877.
The Commonwealth Of Virginia, for the benef! of
ae Literary Fund.- Plaintiff:
William Wilson, Administrator Of Adam Bowyer, de-
eeased William McCluns, and Thomas Graham,
Defendants.
The plaintiffs bill In this cause alleges that the said
Adam Rowyef late of this county departed this life in
ssis es to his goods chailels and that, AFTER the
payment of funeral charges debts, and Just expenses,
asse No person entitled TO take the resduum under
zoe laws OF this Commonwealth directing the dtsirbu
lion Of inteslaes estate and that such resduum hath
vested In the Commonwealth, for the benefit Of the Ii
,sisry Fund, and prays that the defendant William
Wilson, the Administrator Of the said Adam Bowyer,
deceased be dscreed 70 pay the plaintiff for the benefit
1.-THE Literary Fund.- the said resduum Of the personal
ntse Of the said Adam Bowyer, deceased u Is stated
~ The answer Of the defendant, William wilson, tnat
ona nteststs removed this county, from the state
Pennsylvania, many years since, but the nativity Of
we said Adam Rowycr does not appear from the papers
!ns cause. On consideration Whereof II ID ordered,
no t-qared, that all persons claiming interest, as
ssronees, In the personal estate Of sald Adam Bow
yer deceased do appear here on The rst day OF the NEXT
Sn Of this Court and make themselves defen In
and thai copy Of this order bs published for
utse months In some spaper pubshed Al the seat
SGovernmen, Of Tho United States and in some news
published II the seat OF Government Of this etate
A Copy. Teste,
aay l4-cwam CHS. L. FRANCISCo, elk.
The National IntsllieeneeF win please copy, and
onss y P'S''.' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
VOLUME XLIV.-NUMBER 80.

Shall we leopard our principles for man, By
running as our candidate some cd stager who is
peculiarly obnoxious 10 the Wings? Shall We
force The Wings TO revive stale party issues and
elect Gen. Taylor on these issues? In such
event, much fear that the Whins and General
Taylor too pure AMI patriotic as he is. void
revive measures which ,hsy are now willing %
be consigned 10 the tomb FRANKLIN.
KENTUCKY.
Second Dis,rici-The contest between Todd
Wing, and Clarke, Democrat, very close-lke
returns only Tor the first or second DAYS.
inlrd DisIrict-aiso very close between Wa.
Gill. Wing, and Peyton, Democrat.
Fiith DisiIict-Thcmpscn's majority ovs-
Wlckliile said 10 be 700 or SEQ. '''''' VS.
Sixth Distric.-LaleIy Represented BIZ Marin
CD.)-iherc were two Wing candidates I, i
thought Adams is elected.
Seventh Disiricl-Duncan's majority ahou,
1868 over Meriweher (D)
Fayel!e Dislricl-Morehead several hundrrs.
majority.
Tenth Districs-Gaines (W.) estimated 10 he
elected over Desha by about 2IO
Lynn Boyd supposed 10 be reelected by 1900
majority.
To tie Editor Of the Union.
bowLISG GREEN, August 4, IS47,
w ~" Sieds pressure INFORM YOU that this dis
IrlcI VIII be represented in the mex, Congress By
Democrat This is he Iasl DAYS poll and we
are certain Of success. B. L. Clarke Ia Pols
electoral candidate) had Two hundred MAORI
" over j. F. Tcdd The first day in this district
and, from partial statements received since. the
majority will materially increase. We set il
down al 800 a, least. This district was repre-.
presented IN The last Congress By The Hon. Fl.
Order. The convention question receives al
most unanimous vote, ami have no tears but
wha' II will carry by triumphant majority.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON CoUNTY.--Donald, Wing 800
Lane, Dem, l46. Dcnald's majority isl. In
1913, DIS majority was 2l5.
GoLDsBoRc,' N. c., Angus, :, ls47.
10 the Editors OF the Charleston Courier:
Our Elections are over, bullhe result will nos
be known for some time. The Wings last wear
so arranged the Stale, That they Lett little chance
Tor the Democrats 10 get more than two Districts.
The Democrats have been fighting hard in This
The shy District. and have made very large in
roads; but they hal Wing majority Of near 500
10 contend against, which ii is already ascertain
ed, is whitfield down more than hall; and they
begin almost 10 hope 10 obtain majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
The TAp2AHANNOCK FEMALE AGA.
DENY

ETNcr2 The direction Of Mrs. Ellis will be re.opened
K ~ he - II October, lei7. Tie scholastic year
WI. b." Il ris io two sessions Of five months each
The l.orrreh obstruction and rapid progress oil niiss
McFee's ecirars Is the evidence offered 10 snow thnt
she possesses rot merely scholastic qualifications o
high order, but also unusually happy talent IN I'M
parting her information 10 others She viii he aided by
comnet,nt associate. Music will be taught hy an eS-
cellen perforInrr-so that Mrs Els Teachers VIII be
enabled give their undivided attention 10 The school
All the branches Of thorough English education 10.
eether with Latin. French, Painting, Drawing, aud
Embroidery, v ~ he taught.
Mrs. f. conf ENTITY offers 10 the public School IN
which every a, lntase may be derived that talent aud
attention can afford, and she confidently refers to
her present ,vh regard Ia the superior manner
in which her Schoul has been conducted.
Her accommodations for boardrrs are ample, and
while With her they will receive mothers attention.
TERMS,
Beard and Tuition In English branches per session, $50
Music and use of Piaro, IL
Latin,
French,
Drawing and Painting,
Embroidery,
RrrrArscrs-Dr Thos. c. Gordon. nr. A. Broken
brongh, James R. Mcou, Col A. Branham; Captain
uutr, K. l.. Pitts. Richmond county: John Brccken-
brouah Wesimoreland county; E. Wright, Essex.
July 3O-claf4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
FAU0UIER
White Sulphur Springs.

This Establishment, so favoIahy known for
AA the curative qualities OF s water, and the ele-
fssiM gance and comfort Of its accommodation, WIN
be opened for the reception of visitors on the
LIST Juns II is situated so miles from hlexandra, IS
miles from Frederic ksburg and 20 miles East OF the
Blue RIDGE in of the most healthy and delightful
climates Of Virginia. The direction and management
will he the same as heretofore. aud The same attention
Maid 10 the accommodation and comfort Of their guests
We have an abundantsupply OF zee.
The season, commencing the lst OF June, VIII end
thu lst Of October embracing 4months.
Lovers Of Music will find the hand unsurpassed.
BOARD: $40 per week, 50 per week for weeks,
40 per month, $50 for the season.
For more than one day 81 so per day. so cents for
single meal IS cents for lodging, children under IL
years of age and servants half price, horses 81 cts per
day, per week 80 50. per month 81
Of July, after that time daily
There will be line OF stages from Fredericksburg az
the let Of July, previous 10 which coh'eyaHees VIII
w '1i va DANL, WARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

EASTERN DISTRICT OF vIRGINGA-TO WIT
T)Eit remembered that, on the e9th day Of July. A.
ID n, ls47, William H. Richardson, e said District.
an behalf Of said hath deposited IN !ls
oce IN. title OF Book the title Of which is in the fol
lowing words and figures. to wit: "Reporis OF cases
General Court oil Virginia.; by Peachy r. Gratian: vo-
lume ILL., from April !, ls46 to April !, ls47'.the
right whereof the said Richardson claims for the Com
monweah Of Virginia, proprietor, In coufor oiiy
with the art OF Congress- entitled tan act to amend the
several acts respecting copyrights"
Cory. Tes1, n,.,.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
Samuel p. Halves.

CO M Nj SION M Z C. II A Mt,
WILL give his personal attention TO the sale of
w COUNTRY PRODUCE, and soliciis the patron
age Of bis friends and the public. Office at the Of
Messrs. F. LATHROP & VAN nEURSEN, No. 81,
Main Street, Richmond July 5-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
Children and servants halt price.
Iulv 3o"eIot HARDWOOD 4 KELLER.
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND


THE exercises OF this Academy will he resumed on
i the last Monday In August, and end on The 2oth
December.
The subscriber will he assisted by his presen efficient
associate Mr.. Pitts and also by Mr. w. smith whose
unr.mjrtinr attention together with his own will lie
given TO the advancement Of the pupils and proper dis,
cipline of the School. Circulars will he forwarded
every months, % heretofore, Of the progress ana
deportment Of the students The entire expense OF the
session will be $50. For information respecting the
School, or admission, there are few vacancies ad'
dress the subscriber, Fleetwood Academy p.O;
Aug. 6-c3t y. Will e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

THE undersigned bess leave 10 return his THANKS 70
those persons who lave so gener"ns! nes'""eu
upon him their patronage asa
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He again tenders his services Tor the sale Of all KINDS
Of Gram al commission of one cent per bushel. Ms
hes, efforts will always be employed 10 secure the most
adyanta seous terms. All demands In a regular Com
mission Business attended 10 promptly
Reference as heretofore 10 the most extensive and
respectable houses in the city.
GEO. n. PEAkE,
Al the Store OF JoSEs WISsroS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
July ~, ls47.-d&c5t
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


THE next annual session Of the University will com
interruption until the Goth June. The Faculty IS COM
posed ~ follows:
GEssNER HARRISON, NJ. D., Professor of Ancient
Languages.
81 sCHELE DE WERE, L. L. D., Professor Of Mo-
dern Languages.
EDWARD II. CoURTENAy, L.. L D., Professor of
Mathematics.
Mr. WILLIAM b. ROGERS, Professor of Natural
Philosophy
ROBERT E. ROGERS, NJ. D, Professor of chemis-
try and Materia Medica.
JAMES L. CABELL NJ. o., Professor of Anatomy
and Surgery.
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
WIN. II. McGuFFEY, D. and l.. j.. D., Professor
Of Moral Philosophy.
Mr.. JOHN D. MINOR, Professor of Law.
To be admitted into the University, me student must
10 dispense with tins requston In The case Of apPlea
tion for admission BY TWO brothers, one Of who NAY
be under the age OF sixteen.
If the applicant for admission has been STUDENT al
any other incorporated Seminary, he cannot be eceiy
ed into The University unless hr produces certncate
from such Seminary, other satisfactory evidence 10
the Faculty. with respect to his general good conauct.
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF Clothes,
books and pocket money, are estimated as follows;
BOARD including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, -, :. siVo
Fees-f single Professor be attended, S5O; II :.
two $50 for EACH il three more, So5 each-say %
Fuel and candles, 10 be furnished by the Proctor
al cost and S per cent. commission-eslimated,t
only one studen the dormtory, al so, II twoln
IF Rent i' Of an entire dormisoy SIS; for half oc-
cupied by two students, o
Use Of Library and Public Rooms, 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
Lofts P. ROGERS, c. c
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

July y, le57.
persons having claims asains, the estate Of John
l. rpshur. deceased. which have not already been re-
ported viii present them 10 me- duly authenticated on
o. before Thursday. the oh day Of September next
And ssc all person. having claims against the estate OF
John D. Cpshur deceased will, exhibit them 70 me Tor
berner SMITH NoTTINCHAM. G. C. 8. c.
July l6-ewsu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

Gov. A. G. Brown has received the nomina-
ton, by reclamation, Of the Democratic Conven-
,icn Of The 4!h district Of Mississippi, as candi
date for Congress. He will be elected irium-
phantly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
OFFICE PETeRsBU RAILROAD co.

JuLY 5, ls47. I
THE Board Of Directors have this day declared d.
i yIdend OF three and half per cent for the last
sir months, payable on demand al The Once OF the
Company. d. " R!hD, FF''oshs'
Ans. S-elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
;EW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
l.. H. Trlgg

LAYING taken House the Basiu, tenders his ser-
IL wees 10 his friends and the public generally in
n,wmdins merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
,,,Ie articles Of produce.
I A. T. in the sale OF Tobacco, will be assisted BY
4, Gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lied Judgment is fully competent 10 sustain the in
- ~ r,anters Feb q-cff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
Good washing may be had a, from s. to $40 for TIT
session.


In the Medical partment The session Is OIL the same
length "a the Academic Session-n'rc nonths-which
enables the students complete Curriculum Of studies
az extensive of any other Medical institution IN
the Union by attending only TWO lectures DAY. Iney
tons on the subjects discussed in the daily lectures
: The expenses Medical students are the same as
hose of other Students with The addition OF d.sseet
Ing fee Of Is. WM. kEMrEh,
Proctor and Patron of the University Of Virginia.
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