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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
IOWA ALL. RIGHT ,

After all, the Democratic triumph in this
Young State is complete. The Union states the
following facts, which throw some light upon
the Wings humbugs about the Mormon vote:
VIM. Thompson, Democrat is re.elece ed 10
Congress by majority Of about sir hundred
In this district tho Wings expected TO elect
their candidate by the votes Of the Normons,
who on their way to the Salt lake, whittier
most of that sect has removed, are staying for
, short time on the Western borders of the
State. In this effort, however, they have been
unsuccessful They did not cast votes enough in
,he first place; and in the second their election,
and the returns of it, appear not to have been
well conducted; but Of this hereafter.
S. Letter is also re elected to Congress. in
the second district. BY majority Of about four
hundred. The Stale Officers Auditor, Treasu
rcr and Secretary of State are elected by ma
oriles ranging from twelce to fou' teen hundred
The deepest interest was felt ~ The result o.
tho election for members OF the Senate ano
House Of Rep eseutativas especially as IN The
Senate, consisting of min teen members, the
Wigs had remaining over from the hrst allot
menl. under the Constitution, nine members
while the Democrats had but three.
The result OF the election ior senators shows
Democratic H1n1JTtv III lHht uoiJ " tO", 'iu INV
Is one district IN which there is tie, where w
| nav gain or lose.
II the House Of Representatives, there y
Democratic majority o. ninstccn-m making De
mocralic m .jofiy on joint ballot OF tirsa'v one
when will insure the election Of Two Senators II
Congress one OF whom will be elected By ths ls
p,slaturc ior six years ttom he 4'h oil Marc'
4 next.
We are assured tina, Iowa is safe for Cas- ant
Butler, let The Momons do their worst. BnI
is believed that The rank and file OF t5e Mormon
will no, vote agains. Us here, as thy did not &c
any Of the bride which was administered by III
Wings. They have made loud complains, am
created a considerable excitement about II:
nn;nauenced BIZ their leaders. and nnbri6.d indl
vidualy and they cannot b. pad, il II Is unde1
taken 10 bride them severaliy-'heir voie woul
be cas-, for Cass aud Butler b. an almost unanl
| nous vote.
10 any event, they cannot carry The Sat
agaius. us; and even il they could, no' DIN
aTic,tv entitled 10 vote, their voice would no, 3
couu,ed ami The Democratic electors would Gas
the electoral vote OF The State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
a LII persons having claims against the late DR.. WV.
CLINTON. are requested To present them immediate
70 ts undersigned for payment; and those indebted
es,ae' ara respectfully requested TO make pay
mehtl0 him without delay. B. r. PREETIS
Hehfico, August ls-e2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
BY WIN F. & THO's. RITCHIE, JR
University of Virginia.

TINE next annual session Of tho University VIII COM
mence tho LIST October, and continue without
interruption until tho 10Th June The Faculty il COM
pcsed as follows:
GEssSER HARRISON, M D., Professor OF Aneien,
Languages.
Nj. scHELE DE WERE, L. L. D., Professor of Mo-
dern Languages
EDWARD ii. coURTENAY, L. D., Professor of
Mathematics.
MI. WIN. B. ROGERS, Professor of Natural Phlloso-
ply.
ROBERT E. ROGERS, NJ D.. Professor of chsmis-
try aud Materia Medica.
JAMES L. CABELL, ~. D., Professor of Anatomy
and Surgery.
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor Of Medicine.
WM. II. McGUFFEY, ID. b. and l.. L. o., Professor
Of Moral Philosophy.
MIR JOHN 8. MINOR, Professor of Law.
To be admitted into the University, the student must
be sixteen years Of age but the Faculty are authorized
TO dispense with this requisiton In the case OF appca
tion for admission by two brothers, one OF whom may
be under the age Of sixteen.
If the applicant for admission has been student ..
any other Seminary he cannot be received
into the University unless he produces eertincate
from such Seminary or other satisfactory evidence, to
the Faculty, with respect his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF CLONES,
books and pocket money, are estimated as tohoWs'
months. sl00
Fees-if single Professor be attended, so; II
two, $50 for EACH Ii three more, SIS rach-say 10
Fuel and candles, to be furnished by the Proctor
at cost and per cent. ommission-egtimated, II
only student In the dormitory, al $50, If TWO
the same room, at ID
Rent Of an entire dormltory, Sl6 for half, II occu
pied BY students,
Use Of Library and Public Rooms, Is
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. IN
CITY or WILL I ASQIIRQ VIRGINIA.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. In
THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG. VIRGINIA.
7NHE Course of Lectures In this Institution Will COM
i mence on the first day Of October.
The course Of instruction embraces the following
subjects:
Professor.
q Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. This Chair Is
present vacant, but will DO filled before the begin
ming Of the course.
3. Political Economy, Ancient and Modern History,
and Natural Law. This Chair Is also vacant al present,
but will be filled before the beginning Of the next COURSE
4. Moral Philosophy, embracing Metaphysics, Logic,
Rhetoric and Ethics. A. C. PEACHY, Professor.
S. Ancient Languages. NJ. j. sMEAD, Professor.
6. Municipal and Constitutional Law and Govern
ment. BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor.
EXPEfS
Boarding. including fuel, lights and washing, viii
not exceed $3.50 for the whole Collegiate course.
Fees for attendance each class, $780, for attond-
ance the Law class, which Is now single course,
$50.
Text Books-A list of the text books in each branch
will be furnished by the Professors to the Students
They can be procured In the city OF Williamsburg.
Aug 25-ctOctl
" The following papers will copy twice week un
the advertisement TO the President of the College ::
Richmond Whig Norfolk Beacon; Petersburg Intelli-
gencsr and Republican; Lynchburg Virgnian; Nation
al Inteleencer and Union. Washington CITY; Freder-
ickshur4 Herald; Raleigh Star; southern Churehman;
Religious Herald; Christian Advocate; Southern Lite
Yary Messenger; Montgomery Journal, Alabama; ga
vannah Republican and milledgevle Recorder, Geor-
sia Bills for advertising to be sent 70 Edmund Chris
tan, ESQ, Richmond, Va.
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Good washing may be had a, from IS to $40 for the
- MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


In the Medical Department, tho session 10 OF the same
length as the Academic Session-nine monlhs-whch
enables tho students TO complete curriculum Of stu
dies a. extensive as that of any other Medical lnsttu
tion In the Union, by attending only TWO lectures
day. They have, moreover, the advantage Of daily n
gid examinations the subjects discussed In the daily
lectures.
The expenses ofthe Medical students are the same as
those of ether Students with the addition Of dssec
ing fee Of IS. WIN. $. kEMpEH,
Proctor and Patron Of tho University Of Virginia.
July 28-c2aw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

William 3. Archer, charged with forgery, was
arrested and commiued 10 jail on Friday night.
On Saturday an examination va, 10 have been
had before The Mayors Court, but, owing TO the
absence Of The Witnesses, il was postponed until
Thursday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
VOLUME XLV.-NUMBER 80.

and The eloquent advocate UNCONSTITUTIONAL rights
(Cheers.) Like almost all great men, be rose from
humble beginnings. He Is a soldier, States
man, and a scholar; end he uiH be Tie next Pre-
stdent Of The United Statsst Cloud and profon
ged cheering.) What shall ] say of Bnlera liz
tonight against the savases OF The fores: was by
The side oil Jackson al Nev Orleans; he has ser
we'd with distinction in the councils Of our naioE
and in The late conflict with Mexico he uot'ln'eer-
ed an honorable service in the cause OF his coun-
try. (Cheers.) These are our glorious Standard
bearers, and he was proud 10 follow them
(Cheers.) exhorI yop, tellow-ciliZens, 10 perse'
we're in the good cause in which il seems both
your pride and pleasure 10 participate. Our enc
mics are spill, up into thousand iacioas. |, is 'oT
you but 10 be united, and brilliant victory will
crown your Efforts in November next (Cheers
The latenesa otihe hour about II o'cockl torbids
my IrespassiDs longer upon your patience -
Again, fellow citiz.ns, thank you, and bid you
good night. (Threc times three cheers were OF.
fsIed Tor the distinguished statesman OF Pennsyl.
vania.)
The procession returned TO the stand; and after
giving three cheers for Cas-, Butler, and Democ'
racy, The meeting adjourned.
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GOODS, AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,
AT COLUMBIA.

THE subscriber is selling off his very desirable Stock
i of Goods at e1ceedinsy low prices, in order to
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tho public. JOSEPH HoDGSON.
aant l-eAt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

Iork. The Clay men held their Pougbkeepsie
meeting on Saturday evening, and the Tribune
says it was artelded By twelve hundred Wings.
W. II. Talmadge presided, assisted by Twelve
Vice Presidents and five Secretaries. Addresses
were delivered b. Col. Price, OF New York, and
Norman M. Finlay, Esq, and VIM. Wilkinson
Esq, Q! Poushkeepsie A series CT resolutions
reported by Cyrus K. Coriss, nominating Henry
Clay for The mex, Presidency, and Millard Fill
more Tor the Vice Presidency, were unanimously
adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
VOICE OF THE DEMOCRACY.
LOUISA COUNTY.

ne Stale. Yours,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

.iat.rr.c otnccorfaiion between the French
OF ,,J he United states. in order 20 Get proper
"P ffc ru,spng policy OF England az sen Tbs
A"'. o,ycr- of the second rank those of ITALY in.
m' Ain f, invited 20 unite with ths alliance. q hc
o-',~ n.r ming the dissolution OF Tho German free
III, i.e Rhine which appeared in Yesterday
EST -nishcs the beet answer 90 I'D thc ACCUSE.
Sd ...rdcrs which have been raised against thc
u''' epai Government in thi. rc-pcct for some time
~ long as the German Legion was IN Paris
y. I'D ri.s-mod through the Interior Of France the
.nme,t could 10 nothing, bat u formed
- hoatcr armed and equipped the Government
..iy and iear.cssly intcrlcrcd and the signatures Of
- ..nre body OF 90. members, attached 90 the De-
lhovvs thai none of them had any di.avowsl OF the
.,sp % maze.
- irdc. however. % carry the measure into cNecu.
-. vih Is little severity a. possible Lamafiinc pro.
.ccd the naturalization OF Herr C. J.. Ecrays. citi.
sen Of France and sent hir 20 Stra-bwz and C'rs
rahc On he special mission of bringing about The disco
s,,oa Il le Legion In pcaccablc and voluntary man.
ref md 20 arrange Affairs That those who wish 10
rcnisn in France may do 90 wthout hiadrancc while
,sose who prefer to return % Germany n.lv and un
AIMED nay b, received hy thc German Government
9Th kndncss and consideration. Herr Bcrusy- i- ac.
credited lor th. purpose 20 thc Government Conm..
cay lcrlf,nhor-cr iu Stra.burg tud tle Trench Mn
istcr n Lciesre in Corlsuihc.
The general statement of She result OF th, elections
~lll be- taken up to morrow at the Hotel Cd, Vile with
ssssi ceremony md probably ca.tnuc ior tao day--
IN pars ii-cf cot 81 @oOoO clecior. 21W0 took part
IN the election. in the fret three ACCOMPLISHMENTS ihc
rcsul already shown in nn enormous majority for
Lsmartinc ard Dis party while Lcdru Rolln and he
folowefs remain boz very marked minority ln the
other nine Afrondsemenis the case s s'id 70 be- rc
yor.cd The division between the tFo pnrties De- 70
least decided How long the party Of Lamartine VIII
continue in power j., another question The most pro
hsdIc solution BE-. that hom the HcN men of the Ma
ouel Assembly oill arise popular party moro IA &C
coldaucc with the times which VIII absorb tine two old
parties. H. Is
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DRY GOODS.
LANE j. PORTER,


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BOOKSTORE the Moral Center ri the Intellectual World,
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all literary persons Committees oi Pubne Libraries, hln
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Foreign Correspondence oil The Tribune
t,..,o>. Anil 3D.. t-

Foreign Correspondence OF The Tribune.
LONDON. april p. l~l-.
A. the American Steamer Hermann is detained at
southampton 10 undergo some alteration la her machi-
merry aud as there ere upward o.. hundred passenger
engaged 20 embark board this plondd vessel wish
20 give you accurate information respecting tine day Of
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Of tine great American Menoscrcs The passengers are
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and happy and perfectly willing 10 wait tl she is ready
90 depart ,uch is their confidence in the vessel.
Hon. Mr. Campbell, member Of Congress, will leave
n the Hermann for New York
In haste X. l..
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DANoING AND DEPARTMENT..

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TO ROOKSELLERS,

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CABi>Er AND HorsEHoLD FURSITuRE.-We
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