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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

nERSONS wanting Hats very cheap and good will
8 call before pur chasing elsewhere. have made such
arrangements East, in the way of manufacturing INV
Hats that produce the most beautiful finished ana
splendid article OF fashionable Hat that can probably
be GOT in the west. jel3 . ID HANfEh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

x~oNNETS RIBBONS.-An invoice hest tyles Pla aid
% Bonnet Ribbons, received by Express.
ms TALLANI Il DELAPLAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

<SINCINNATI White Lead 100 kegs for sale by
;ata PRYOR 4 PAUL..
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-14
FACTS ABOUT THE CHOLERA.

Il has teen frequently remarked, says the New York Er-
press thai during tie cholera New York IN 1892 there
electricity ~ the atmosphere 10, correspondent Of
the journal u Commerce says bis records show tie contrary
q this and that thunder were active here during
tha, period writer 10 Chambers Edinburgh Journal main
an ha eecla changes the cause Of such misra-
Toy diseases coers and plsgue and indeed of s epi-
demics The remedy therefore, j. he publication Of
The atmosphere a1l he chief object to effect Ills Cii9rine
Gas, Which Ingredient in nit. Whole streets
and towns be umgated with chlorine gas a. easily as
single dwellings
ln l-- IT, town o Dumfarlne, IN Scotland, affect.
ed with cholera om The 81 Of September until The 23d Of
October ~ hs' date every street. ane, and alley fu-
mgsted wh chlorine gas Within FIVE days the pesilence
entirely a"nha;ed. In EdInurzh the gas used,
bot rather iat and several other towns wnh ike effect
II ascefained beyond fhsdow Of dOu end 70 Ibis fact
beg the earnest attention our readers. ard the pubic
large that every housc in the affected districts m which chic
rine gas was used dnIc,ing agent IN the cholera o
1882 enjoyed absolute immunity from The disease ard
this fact Is the gea, pesesa,ive agans, that ehu dseasp
and positive proof that cholera owes its origin 10
changes III the sim1sphere.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-14
THE CALIFORNIA GOLD REGION.
FROM ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.


The accounts which have reached the United States con-
ceming the aurferous region Of country the Sacramento
and its branches has be expected induced hun
dds might say thousands Of citizens their
eyes in that direction The air Of official authority which
the publications made bear having come from
officer Of the army navy, the description Of the with
which the gold is obtained, and the high prices of all
dties for sale and of labor have aroused spirit Of pecua
ton and desire TO vs; that country among s classes Of the
community Old men, well the middle aged and young
have golden visions Of wealth before lhem and preparing
to try their luck in this far-distant land.
A short time ago favored with sample Of the
gold found the Sacramento and forwarded to this place by
Col. Mason, Governor of California The possession
Of this little specimen has enabled something Of the
workings Of the fever II il be epidemic, il is of least
widely diused The first symptom is application to
anime specimen-foowing which, comes the inquiry
TO tie quickest and most practicable Of getting there,
and what is best be done when therewheher to take
merchandise and exchange il for god TO and dig Tor
i-windng up invariably with the INQUIRIES What do you
think Of the reports Are the mines rich they
presented 1s the project favorable one &c.
Now, do not know any thing more about this matter
than others who have had opportunity Of obtaining such
information. II our opinion is worth any thing we can say
that the mines extremely rich, fha Of all those who
intend going there realize their hopes may be that
large auous region has been discovered and we are bound
believe from the representations which have been pub
sbed but that is the FL Dorado described, very much
doubt
Such discoveries usually greatly magnied and embel
sd by those who undertake describe them, and the pro-
spect held out always excfcus he ea least TINS Is the
case the operators Emigrans and settlers wanted n
California and what captivating these gold visions
There are many lots and broad for there and
what 80 conducive the profit Of the andhoer food Of
emrrnnts There circumstances attending the
publications in reference to this matter that make doubt,
u Of the extent Of the and lead Us to suspect
the motives which have prompted them. 0 these may
speak hereafter but this strikes undeniabc that the
possessor Of gold mine is very apt voluntarily TO ask
other men to come in and share with him. But shall
see ,chat ue shall see.
We were yesterday visited by gentleman who has been
for many years conductor Of gold mines in Mexico He
examined specimen, and then informed US that be bad
travelled large portion Of the Sacramento region in
search Of gold mnes described the evidences he found and
concluded by assuring that after spending vc thousand
dollars in expenm and attempts at discoveries he
minus the investment This one side readers
may compare it with the other
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-14

John Frederick Stanton Esq, Of Poley-house London,
bas forwarded TO Mr. Nelson, very handsome silver ankard
for Jerome who noby rescued seventeen lives from the
wreck Of the Ocean Monarch.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-14
SPEECH OF Mr.. BENTON,
OF MISSOURI.

On the amendment reported by the Military Com
miftee 10 the bill for paying the elpenses ofhhe
conquest Of California.
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slANGEINLoNssrENCY !

The Wig publishes lon aiiicle !foa the
Boston Publican, Whis frDbuFnirs r1rcr,
denoanciGe Taylc! as u ignorant, slave
iradios sier," accompanicdby deed oi sale
81 suni,tgrces. The WI, cnr;es his pub
LEGATION lie, the peop!. Of 'irsiail "see and
underslanhereasoas which peratc on Norh.
ern Aboliuisl for ds1ouncig him and regard
ing his eiiion 9Th horror Ye, this same
Wing in a'hcr ,!umn empty, much space in
peIsuadin.he Wigs OF vitinia - woe for
Fillmore avcwelbo!iioni, even though
"F1e enli,ains ev now ihsviews expressed
by him, lcrycars as'n the hal Of an animated
and ansrycanva's1ai he as seen NJ cause
II change ia opni'- TIA; lhs revolution .;
time. whi,en has csS'! ceryltimg else, lis
len hin preamly ri*' ,r.s. III question then
arises, IS nj the Pr god securrt ~ he
election OF Sen. Tsylnyfe Than snffi,icr, 10
,oun;eract he evil might BE- expected II
arise rom the eecnoFilInotc. cyen admit.
ling he were as rad ,oco;oc ism is dispose
10 r-prcs emf hint Hswer that II will
We ask the auen'f Solthefn Wings - |
The following bold pS'psai 81 ih@ Wing, 70
ele-lan Abol;ionisi Twice Presidency wh'
will, ty his casing give fatal blow 10
Southern lish!s and !, and who, as Pfesi
den. in case OF Genearlo!'s death, viii
wieli all his power IN ne ont his abolition
sentiments. The Willy upIi,s The flag q
Fillmore. Will soniHhigs fsh, under II,
for they canno. gel fasi,houl swallogins
Fillmore7 Our reader make their o~a
comments upon The ioii'
"This map, (Cass), rejection CT r. !
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

UNhE second session OF Mr. T. BENEFITS School, 10
i this city, will commence on Monday, I'd October.
TERMS:
Tuition in the usual English branches, $40
Tuition In the advanced English branches,
Ancient Languages and higher Mathematics, 50
The French and high German languages will he
taught without charge IL the pupils shall have al
ready alta med suitable proficiency IN the English.
The Greek and Latin language will be taught, not
only according TO the pronu ncalion adopted in the
American and English Colleges, but also according 10
THE modern Glecan and Roman standard. The reason
81 this Is obvious, inasmuch the facility Of communi-
eaion adds The American student an opportunity of
pursuing ms studies al the different European Colleges,
wnefe 'hess languages pronounced according to the
hnensh Standard, would scarcely be cOmprehended.
me malhemaieal departme will DO entrusted to one
VINO mas no. ohly distinguished himself in his colleg-
ale course. but who has aso been emInentv successu
in mpariing instruction.
Mr. Bennett reiteraies his PROMISE that in the con
duct OF ms school, 'r'es ond wholesome discipline pR
invariably be northumberland his constant endravor win
be 10 incucaie the rmest principles Of honor and in
tegrty.
REFERENCEs-Rev Geo Woodbridge. DR. Iobn A
Cunningham, DR. Charles Bell Gibson, A w NoI,ing
Isaac Davenport, VIM Palmer, saml Subleu, Fleming
James, s Baxter, and J Macmurdc, Esqrs
usl5-clf
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Germs Of the Enquirer.

g. The Enquirer is Published DAILY (for the city,
an SEMl-wEEKLY (for the country For the Oaiiy
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doar o six months pa, able IN advance;io DC pa,a
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TERMS OF ADVERTlslNG.
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II TIE SEMi-WEEKLY-One square OF sixteen
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rdor the postage VI all letters beng paid by me Sr'-
rhr hostage Of single letter is scarcely OF any
account 10 ,e writer II Is the accumulation OF post
.,r in an extensive business, which operates as a
serious tax upo.t > E''nuIs
~ All Oottuaries and Marriages from the C. uhtry
" rnever the party's andwring 10 unknown NJ TINS
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Pmaster in the neghborhood or they will In no case
h. published Every measure, that has been taken 20
egeni PROPOSITIONS and auizzes, has proved h. r-ofors
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
COX HEATH FOR SALE.

THIS Is very desirable Tract Of Land of near 700
acres. within three miles Of Buckingham Court
house-wh an abundance Of wood and water, about
$50 OF 6ne tobacco land clear for which il
peculiarly adapted, and is also well suited to the pro-
duction Of corn and wheat There excelien,
dwelling house OF two stores with rooms on
each floor, and good cellar. This land II not sod be
fore the oh day of October next, will be offered a,
public auction, nj Buckingham Court house, II being
Court day lei sh uid he sold privately before the
OF sale due notice will be given Any person seeking
information obtain BY addressing the subscribed,
at buckingham Courthouse or by personal 5ection
of the premises. The parties interested anxious To
sell. and viii make the terms easy and accommodating
which VIII be made known on the da, Of sale.
Aug 92-ctds w p MuSELEY
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University Of Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SESSION OF lS46-49.
THE Medical Lectures will commence on MONDAY,
L the 10th day of October, and h' delivered under
Theory aud Practice of &edicine, by NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN. NJ. d. ,,
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, by GEORGE b.
WOOD, ND.
surgery by WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and The Diseases of Women and Children,
by HUGH l.. HODGE, NJ. u.
Institutes Of Medicine, by SAML. JACKSON, VI. D..
Clinical Instruction At the Pennsylvania Hospital by
GEORGE @. 600, ~ D., on Medicine, and GEO.
w. NORRIS, NJ. D., on Surgery, twice week
Demonsrativs Instruction In Medicine and Surgery,
,wie- week. by the Professors oft Medical Faculty,
assisted by w. w GERHARD, NJ d., and HENRY n.
SMITH, NJ D.
Preliminary Lectures will be delivered daily from the
Cd to the lsth nf October, inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be open from
October LAT To the end Of March ensuing. JOHN
NELL, NJ. D., Demonstration.
Amount of Fees for Lectures In the University, Sl05
Malricuation Fee, tpad once only,) 5
Hospital Fee, 10
Practical Anatomy, 10
Graduating Fee, 81
The commencement will take place early In April.
w. E. HORNER, 81. D.
Dean Of tho Medical Faculty.
3Sj Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth,
opposite the u ) Mint, Philadelphia.
Aupusf l. ls4S-eotDct is
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university of Maryland.
lily OF P Il \ S

n = L ! Y Z II Z =
SESSION OF 1SIs-'9.
TUE LECTURES win commence on MONpai, ,
3r.b October and continue until The l5:h o Mafcn,
ensuing ,Y,,
Chrmis,r, and Pharmaey-WILLIAM A AIKEN,
ND, LID.
Surcep-SArqAN R SMITH.
Thrsap-u,ic,, ma,era Medica and Hysiene-sAML
CHEW, N ID.
Anatomy and Physiolosy-IOSEPH ROBY. MD.
Tncory and Practice OF M>aicius-WILLIAM pow
Err, " ID.
Midwifery and Diseases OF Wemen and Children
RICHARD n THOMAS, ND
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonsuator Of Anato-
my-GEO w MILTENBERGER, ND.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surge
~ every day at the Baltimore Infmary, opposite the
Medlca! College. The rooms for Practical Anatomy
Will be opened October ls under the charge Of tho De.
monsrator. Fees for the entire 800 Comfort.
aae board may be obtained In the vicinity Of tho M"S
csl College for So So 10 81 so per week.
WILLIAti AIKEN,
Aug ls-cl0l Dean of the Faculty.
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University OF Virginia.

THE next annual session of the University will COM
i mence on the LIST October, and Continue without
interruption unti the 29ih June The Faculty IL com
po~-d as follows:
GESsNER HARRISON, NJ. D., Professor of Ancient
Languages.
N. scnELE DE- WERE, L. L. D Professor Of Mo-
EDWARD H. coURTENAY, L. D., Professor of
Math-ma
Mr.. WM b. ROGERS, Professor of Natural Philoso-
ROBERT E. ROGERS, NJ D., Professor of Chemis-
try and Materla Mcdica.
JAMES l.. CABELL, N. D., Professor OF Anatomy
and Surgery.
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor Of Medicine.
WM. II. McGCFFEY, D. d. and l.. L. o., Professor
OF Moral Philosophy.
MrJOhN B. MINOR, Professor of Law.
To hr admitted into the University, The student must
be sixteen years OF age but the Faculty authorized
dispense with this requistion in the case oil appca-
ton for admission by two brothers, one Of whom may
be under The age OF sixteen.
If the applicant for admission has heen student al
nny olhe. incorporated Seminary he cannot he received
into The University unless he produces certificate
from such Seminary or other satisfactory evidence, TO
The F9 lily, with respect his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF clothes,
books nd por Ret money, estimated as follows:
BOARD, including furniture and attendance, for nine
months. sl00
Fees-if a single Professor be attended, $50; II
two S3n Tor each; f three or more S25 each-say 70
Fuel ard candles, 10 be furnished by the Proctor
+, cost and per cent. ommssion-estimated, II
only student In the dormtory, At $780, If twoi in
The same room, at 10
Rent OF entire dormtory, Sl6; for half, ifoceu-
pied BY two students, Q
Use Of Library and Public Rooms, Is
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VOLUME XLE.-<u2i3.sl 81.


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PLAIN TALK.

Yesterdays Wing gives rather more crtcnaed
notice of the discussion on Saturday night, as ol-
lows:
1.-THE Discussion. We would say 10 The En-
oaif,r and Examiner, that whatever Mr. James
Lyons may have thought proper TO give up on
Saturday night, the Who PARTY still maintains
its position. Il regards the annexation OF Texas
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. IN
WILL NSRI-RE VIRGINIA.

WILLIAM ANU M A6f COLLEJE, LIN
THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG VIRGINIA.
r7,HE Course of Lectures in this Institution will COM
i nence on the first day Of October.
The course of instruction embraces the following
subjects:
Professor.
2 Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. This Char is
al present vacant but will be filled before the begin
Mug of the course.
g. Political Economy, Ancient and Modern History,
and Natural Law This Chair Is also vacant at present.
but filled before the beginning Of the next course
1 Moral Philosophy, embracing Metaphysics, Logic
..s ne;orlc and Ethics. A. c. PEACHY, Professor.
s Ancient Languages. N. J. sMEAD, Professor.
s. Municipal and Constitutional Law and Govern
ment BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor.
EXPEF
Boarding, including fuel lights and washing, will
no, exceed $3.50 for the whole Collegiate course.
Fees for attendance on each Glass; S2h; for attend
ance on tho Law Glass; which is now single course,
$50.
Tex, Books-A list of tho text in each branch
will be furnished by the Professors To the Students
They can be procured In the city OF Williamsburg.
Aug 2S-ctOcu
~ The following papers will copy twlce week un-
the advertisement the President OF the College
Richmond Wing Norfolk Beacon; Petersburg Intelli-
grncer and Republican; lynchburg virsinian; Nation
al lnelligrncer and Union, Washington City; Freder-
Ickshura Herald; Raleigh Star; Southern Churchnan;
Religious Herald; Christian Advocates Sotthern Lite.
ray Messenger; Montgomery Journal Alabama; sa-
rannah Republican and miledRevile Recorder, Geor-
Bills for advertising TO be sent 10 Edmund Chris
nan, ESQ Richmond Va.
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FARMVIII.E FEMALE SEMINARY.

FARMVlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE next session of this Institution will commence
or the first Monday In October, and close on the
last Thursday in July.
The charges payable, half in advance, the ba-
BOARD BOARD and Tuition, In the English branches, SlD
Tuition alone, 30
Musc, 40
French and Latin each, 90
An "t'ra fe Of s. is required from each member of
the c'i seq IN Natural Philosop and Chemistry.
Additional information, if desired, will be pIomatIy
given II TINsI,EY prirr,n,i
Aug 25-cw5w
IN CHANCERY-VIRoINIA: AT Rules held in the
Clerk's Once Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Gloucester, at the
Courthouse on Monday, the 7th day Of August, ls4s
James BAYLOR, Plaintiff:
against
hugh A. Garland, surviving partner Of himself and
George W. Wharton, partners, trading under the firm
and style OF h. A. Garland Co., John sinclair, Tho
mas Wallace and David May. Defendants.
Tho defendant, Hugh A. Garland, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabant
of this Commonwealth, motion Of the plaintiff, by
his attorney II Is Ordered. That the said defendant do
appear ut the rules 10 be held in the Clerks Office of
our said Court, on the FIRST Monday in November next
and the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted In newspaper pub
lished In the city Of Richmond for two months success
svey aud posted tho front door Of the Courthouse
OF this county. Copy-Teste,
Sept l-ew2m JOHN CARY, c C.
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T. A. CRENSRAW.

TTORNE At LAW,
PRACTICES Law In the Courts of Amelia, Powha-
tan and Cumberland, and will give his uudiyiled
Refer 10 John r. Wiley, John F. Motley, Caleb A.
Colquitt. Joseph II. Co.quli. Ecpt l-c2sm2m
~ Wing requested 70 copy.