Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28

Medical College Of the srSLaie Of South
Carolinu. BY the annual advertisement
flhis valuable Institution, recently pub
lished. we perceived that The olessors,
with zeal which is INTERCHANGEABLE
have, so far, conformed 10 the wishes of.
the Medical Convention, as expressed d
their two annual meetings. and we may
say, to the feelings Of the community al
large, as to have extended the term OF
Lectures from four 10 five months.
This is measure Of some Importance
for while it increases the duties of The
Professors, without adding TO their emo'u,
ment, it ensures 10 the student the oppor-
,rni,y Of more full and thorough dis.
cuss!on Of the principles Of valuable p:o-
fession, and most deliberate aud extend
ed consideration Of all the paris ola CON-
plicated science.
They will execute, as Tar as is in their
power, tie wishes, os frequently express
ed, of rendering a medical degree Of less
easv a,tanmeni,sand by more strict ad-
herence 10 aud more careful observance of
the rules of the College. hese NOSE entire
confidence in the qualification Of the sra-
duates sent forth 10 the discharge Of very
responsible duties 10 society
They have also made arrangement for
more full supply of 'ne material, for the
anatomical ropms. whereby many of tho
obiectiuus arising from oar lale mild Win
,crs many be ohviaej, and The discom.
forts arising from This source be male as
toleraSle as circumstances will admit.
The Institution. from it's establishment.
has been well supported by this aud The
adiacen, States. and we rrusr that those
arrangements with entitle Il still further
TO their confidence,
The Class, the past season. numbeTei
one hundred and niney two students. Of
which nnmher was graduated seventy
eight.-CharlcSion Courier.
The Greenvilie Mnuntaineer or2 23 inst saws.
-"Durins the past week The weather has
been very warm. and we have had shows
er or TWO nearly every day. Crops ofaII
kinds CONTINUE 10 look UNUSUAL well, and
the fruit trees are literally loaded with
their delicious burlhen."
The Charleston Evening News Of
the 10Th instant saws Our venera>
bIe fellow citizen, Mr William Peron-
mean departed this life yesterday morn
ing a, an advanced ago of over 81 years.
His amiable manners and hlannlcss lie
drew towards him the universal respect Of
the community. Mr.'PHRn>NtAU f!Ied
various Offices nf trust IN our .:uy. III public
as well as private life. he had the respect
and confidence of all. and those filing
accompaniment of a venerable old eye.
''honor, love, troops OF friends" followed
him 10 the grave"
Appointments By the President, By ana
qcith the adrics and consent Of the Senate.
Arthur P. Bagby, Of Alabama TO be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
liary of The Uuilsd States 10 Russia. in the
place of Ralph l. lngcrsol, recalled al his
own request.
Colin NJ. IngcrsolI. Of Connecticut, to be
Secretary Of lbe Leeislalure'of the Uuled
States TO Russia, in the place of john R.
Clay, appointed Charge d. Alialrs OF The
United States TO Peru
II. L. A. Ranals. 10 be Consul Of the
United States for The port Eisen're, in the
place Of E. l.. Rainals, resigned.
The Washington Union Of Friday says: