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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
a pROCIAMATIO

INFORMATION having been received by the E1ecu-
tive that wifnl murder has been committed In the
county Of Montgomery, by certain WILLIAM TAY-
LOR who hath fled from justice, and is now al large
do thrIeCere hereby offer reward OF iy dollars 10
any person or persons who shall arrest the said William
TAYLOR and deliver him int the Jail Of Montgomery;
and do moreover require all officers OF this Common
wealth. civil and military aud request the people gene
rav ~ usn their hast exenons procure the arrest Of
The said Taylor that no may be brought TO Justice
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, al Rich
lsEAt moud this 9th day Of August in he year lsas
Siyned WIN. SMITH
~ Taylor Is described as young man, about feet
eyes face much freckjed pleasant eounteuanee when
spoken TO- slightly knock knesdi was raised In INC
cou nly of Bedford where 1t is believed he now Is Haa
of roaJ,s eloih-a pair Of striped psntaloons, with
large match on one thirh In rontan old black fai ha
tbs fac. Of which IL white. Aug 2S-s6t
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Medical Department
OF HA MPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE,
RIrHNnNn vIPHISIA


RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE eleventh annual course of Lectures in this In.
i stilution will commence on Monday, the I'D Of
October, and continue TO the 18th OF March.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
X. l. BoHANNAN, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
~ WaIrsn md. Chilis-r, VI. -.ss',a
and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPIS. NJ. D. Chemistry and Phar-
macy
Sureic Anatomy.
CARTER ?. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Anatomy and Ply
BESJAMIN F. LOCK EFT, NJ. D, pemonstraior Of
Anatomy.
I'm addition To the nsual Lectures, Medical and Surgi-
cal Clnques will be regularly given al the College In
Urinary and Richmond Aims House. 10 which the
students will be admitted free Of expense. In these In
stitutions the student will have opportunities oi OBJ
serving the diseases incident To the South and OF wit
Messing very many surgical operations.
The study Of Anatomy may be prosecuted with the
most ample facilities, and nj very trinng expense
Naturalization ticket > .
p,orsa,oro face los
Practical Anatomy ~
Graduation fee %
Board including fuel, lights, servants attendance,
ETC., can be obtained as cheap In Richmond as In any
city on the Atlantic boardsay from s. TO % per
week. T. MauflS, %. ",
Auu IL Dsane Of tho Faculty.
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CI,ASSICAI SCHOOL,

THE second session Of Mr. v Bennelt seuooi, Nv
L This CITY, win commence on Monday, Cd October.
TERMS:
Tuition in tile usual English branches, Sao
Tuition In the advanced English branches,
Ancient, Ian guaues and higher Mathematics - 90
The French aud high German languages VIII hc
caught without extra charge, ifte pupils shall have al
ready attained suitable proficiency IN the Ensiisn.
The Greek and Latin language will he taught, noI
only according TO the pronunciation adopted IN tne
American and Er ,h Colleges, but also according 10
the modern Grecian and Roman standard. Ihe reason
Of this is obvious inasmuch az the facility oil conmuh
cation affords the American student an opportunity Of
pursuing his studies the different European Colleges
where these languages, pronounced according 10 Tue
English standard. would scarcely be compreaended
The mathematical depa,.me win be entrusted 70 one
who has not only distinguished himself IN MS eoi'eg
n,e course but who has also been emineny SUCCESSFUL
in imparting instruction.
MI Bennett reiterales his promise, that In the con.
duct Of his School, strict and wholesome dseiphne s
inpariably be Northumberland his constant endeavor WIN
be 10 incucae the rmesl principles Of honor ana IN
tcgrity. =, 49,, n. ,oh,
KEFERENCES-Re Geo Woodbridge, pr Jonn
Cunningham, Or Charles Bell Gibson, No'tIng,
Isaac Davenport, WIN Palmer, Saml Subistt, rlehihg
James. 8 8 Baxter, and aacnurdo, Esqrs'
lief
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE BY J. WARROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
AIMANACK FOR IS40,

Caleuloted 6u Dap,d Richardson, Of Louisa co, Va.
CONTAINING as usual, the times and places for
" holding the various Courts; Lists Of members Of
the senate and House of Delegates of Virginia; also,
Carolina Songs Give me thy love to-nigh The Road
of Life Productions of the United States In the seve-
raj States; Post Office from the several States,
with the expe Of conveying the Mail; Valuable
Table showing the comparative nutrilnent In various
articles OF food Remedy for hguo and Feveri
Cupid; The Death of Mother; W hat awonian should
be- Acknowledgement what she ought not TO be- Green
Peas for Winter use; "Gie me thy blessing, nilher
beautiful piece; BE ehesnuwith supply of Riddles,
charades Arithmstica Questions Transpostons, 6and
variety Of other amusing pieces Aug ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLA NATION.
II INOO11Nh VIII !
INFORMATION having been received by the

INFORMATION having been received by the E1ecu-
i i've that JAMES @. WILLIAMS, who had been
convicted in the Superior Court OF Law for the county
of omatox Of unlawful stabbng, and sentenced to
imprj.onmsnt in the Penltentiary, has nnde his es-
cane from ai and 10 going at laree-l do, there
hereby offer reward Of fifty dollars To any person
or persons who shall arrest the said James o. Williams
and deliver him Into the Jail OF hppomattox; and do
moreover require all officers OF this Commonwealth ci-
vii and military and request tho people generally. TO
use their e1eions to procure the arrest OF the said
Willsms, that no may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand az Governor, and under tho
Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, al Rich
mond, this 26th day Of August in the year 1888
Signed, WIN. SMITH
nv williams 10 said to be man of youthful appear
anco % years ofage about Inches high, OF
salow complexion, wears his hair (Which Is oil brown
ish color, rather long. Had when he escaped
green iesns eoat, somewhat worn-blue cloth cap
striped cotton pantaloons-s wheelwnght by trade,
utaiso worked at tho tailoring business.
AUG oQ-r6t
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University Of Maryland.
"A G U L TY OF P Il Us &c

T II = = = I I Y n I . y
SESSION OF 1850.
THE LECTURES w.!l commence on MONDAY,
3Gt October and continue until the 18th of March,
ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WILLIAM s A AIKEN,
b, IL ID.
Sursery-NATHhS r SMITH.
Therapeutics, Materii Medca and fiyeene-SAML
CHEW. NJ ID.
Anatomy and Physiology JOSEPH ROBY. ND.
Theory and Practice of Medicine-WlLLIAM row
Err, VI d.
Midwifery aud Diseases Of Women and Children
RICHARD n THOMAS, NJ D.
Lecturer on Pathology ani Demonstrator Of Anato-
my.GEo, MI,tTENBE;RGER, i A. ,,,,r,.ne N,
Medical College. The rooms for Practical Anatomy
will be opened October l under the charge Of the De-
monstrator Fees for the entire course S9o Comfort
able board may in the vicinity Of the Med-
cal College for So 50 to 81 so per week
WILLlAH E A AIKEN,
Am ,a-,Int Dean Of the Faculty.
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Whls-decidei bu; not ultra in nv onini,ne
ana would b. without excuse If | were 10 shin
W.. W.. relationships which subssle1 Al The t;me
my LOOK tne with The dec ton of pfinciples
! nau puoilsheh TO The world and I w,nd he
S"noo' aeienee II weFe,o SAD or do awning
" impair Ne ioice OF thar declatalion.
!, nase sa'u mat would accept a nomination
=. ne,"oe,a.si gu! IN SO doing would moi abale
one ~ VI 'i't'e OF my opinions as written down.
e ~ q Illumination, as indicating Coincidence
OF OPINION on The part OF those ma king !, shonla
nor be regarded with distavor by those who ,h;nl
Win me; as Compliment personal 10 myself il
snout' no' o. expected that would,rpulse them
win insult shall not modify mygIews 10 en-.
uce mem 10 my side; shall no, rejeN their aid
"nen tGey Join my friends vuluntaiilyA
nave Said ! was not a parry candfda4, nor
am ~ hat straich ened aud secta,ian sense
Which would prevent my being he President of
1he "h"le people, 10 case OF my election. | did
nol regard myssi! as one bef,rc The convention
me-, and mat body cid not seek 10 make me dil-
leren' from what was. They did not teter me
aomn 20 a series OF pledges which were 10 be an
non IN al action IN all anc in despite OF all.
me contingencies liza, might arise Ia The course
., PRESIDENTIAL term. lam net engaged 10 lay
vo'eh' hahds lndisc Intimately uuon public off.
Sood or DAD, who NAV differ in opjpion
W" ihe. am not expected 10 force Congress,
me coercion OF The veto, 10 pass laws 10 suit
me OF pass none. This is what mean BY no,
oc'ns parry candi ale. And understand This
IS good wing doclrine-i would not be pa,a.
san PRESIDENT ard hence should not be a pauy
candidate IN the sense that would make one.
us IS me sum and substance OF my meaning.
auu 'nIs IS The pu'po: OF The facts End circum.
stances at'rn ling my minalion, when consider
"a J" 'ne,f connection with, and dependence upon
one another
reief all persons, who are anxious on The
sun)ec'' 10 this statement for The proper under
Standing OF my position towards me Presidency
ana .ne people. II il is no. Ineligible, can
nor make II 50, and shall cease 10 atemp, it,
10 taking leave OF The subject, have on'y 10
aoa tha' my two leters 10 you embrace all the
iop!cs design 10 speak OF pending this canvass.
II am elected, shall 10 all that an honest zeal
may eject TO Cement The bonds OF our Union and
establish The happiness OF my counIrymen upon
an rhcufins basis. Z. TAYLOR.
To Capt j. S. ALLISON.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. Il. ID. Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years is
still relieving and positively curingof the following
forms of disease-eight out of ton who apply to him.
and who have been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
White Swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, AT
feetons of the Liver, Ague and Fever, Scald Head,
Ucerous Sores Of long standing, letter Cancer
rosy, Palsy st. Vi,us' Dance, Wens, Coughs, and Af
lection OF the LuIgs, supposed 10 be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis, Gonotrhea, Structure, Msrcurial
Disease and all forms of disease peculiar males;
failed In five only, where the were energetic
ally applied, in efectng an entire cure. Persons suf-
fering from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved.
Reference, the most satisfactory, can be had Office
Nos, Wall street, under the City Hotel.
Nov
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ACADEMY AND MI.
LlrARY INSTITUTE,


THE next session of this Institution will COMMENCE
i on Monday, esth August and terminate on INC @'a
December following ,,,,,,,.n
The Principal will be again aided by Mr. WILLIAM
MALONE, graduate OF the Virginia Military init
tute whose testimonials (Which are OF the nehest cn'
racter) have heretofore been published ana ny ahothe'
assistant, 10 the English Department. OF aoily ahu
nerience The School will be divided into threo depart
mens OF English, Mathematics and Clasrics each WIN
Its own head. , ,,,h n.
Military Institute; and the student may here prepare
himself for an advanced class Of that Institution, of
complete a thorough ofedncation, win Tue aou
lion of The same military instruction and discipline, NJ
rate. much below those of the Institute ine expenses
for tho wear are si3p; for the session So. ,
w 49, GEO Z BUTLER, a NJ, Principal.
Post ofNce-Rappahanno Academy, Caroline co.
R,fsyenee, 10 ne foHosing genaenen-Thoss Whose
n.mss are matkrd with have sons or wards at ihe
n.,,n,on Col Joha " Gillian, DR. f II Smith, hIn-
wddie; Rev penison, Prince George Gs Tu rmz
hurh' ESQ. Port Royal; .Aug Fzbugh; Geo Lurns,,
Esas Col Tayoe, King George; Hon wilS"ssy
Newton, Geo w Lewis. ESQ. 'Dr Jos Whrel Na
Wrs,moreland; .John saunders, ESQ. Or Jefferson
Minor Essex; .Wm Taylor, Esq gym prS n,en.
Gen Samuel Il Lewis, Dr w Kempsr, Rockingham;
Ian "a Ivestnn T.,ns Aug l5-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15

RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 5 1913

W. may hold slaves in The new lerriIoriesi Mex
lean law says we slant. Which is 10 prevail I
THE only way Gays the Whis) in which sla.
very can be established is ny positive law, as it
was established here, and In Maryland and Gcor-
gia, and al! the slavehoding States"
Slavery cannot exist in the territories, unless
established by positive law In all the bitter
outpourings Of that crew Of fanatics 10 Con-
gress, led on by Giddings s. Co.. there cannot be
found sentiment containing more rank treason
to The South than this According TO the Wing,
the slave holder has not constitutional right TO
carry his slave into the territories Of the United
states. He can never do SO. unless he can hrst
OBTAIN the permission of Congress. To such
lengths is Southern Journal carried n its oppo.
sltlon TO The Cvnp omise Bill.
Mr.. Stephens Mr.. K. T. Daniel and the Wing
hold that Mexican laws, prohibiting slavery. must
continue to prevail in New Mexico and Calfor
MIA, because entirely consistent with the U S.
Constitution. They say that Congress must re.
peal the law, in order TO admit sla"ery-such
law they must, Of course consider constitu.
tional; and thus they are driven to The absur-
di,y, that law Of Congress establishing slavery
is equilly 'conss:ent with the Constitution,
as the law Of Mexico which prohibits it.
The truth is, that if the law of Mexico which
prohibit slavery is consistent with the Con
slilution, any law Of Congress eita fishing slave
ry must be Inconsistent with The Colstilu.
ton, or unconstitutional. II follows, irresisti-
bly,, that The doctrine con,ended .ar by these
gentlemen renders it impossible, as we have re
Peatedly said, for slavery ever to exist in the
new territories unless by violation of the Con-
SIT uiion.
The misfortune with those who oppose the
Compromise Bill, because they consider il
surrender Of Southern rights, Is, that they prove
too much in attempting 10 ,hop that, under 'he
Compromise Bill, ace can ntrer carry our slares
into Ncw .Ferieo and California; if our argu-
ments b, sOund they sho,o that ,oc neucr carry
them there al all
VIII the Wing turp 10 Mr.. Toler's editorial
comment upon Mr. Webster's Springfield speech,
lin which Mr. w. claimed The Wimol Proviso
as his ihunder) in The Wing Of October 9th,
1877 Mr.. Toler said, ave deny the authority
OF Congress to sgiilat: upon the subject OF siarery
at al, ETHER IN THE TERRITORIES on IN TaE
STATES That body has no right 10 authorize N
tntrodu ton Of s!arcry into any pat OF The Union,
nor 10 forbid It's iniro !ucton" Which is right,
the WbiS OF August Both, ls45, or The Wing OF
October OH, 1917 Mr.. Toler, or Messrs. Da-
mel ami The present Editors OF the Whi2
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THE WING ANDTaE COMPROMISE
RILL.

The Wing OF August so'h' which S We na.,
,on,d .mons oor scraps. says:-"The Enquirer
,hinLs ,ha, n. Jndicisry ough, to decide ms
question: the reh 10 held slaves IN Inc new IL,
riories,l and so We say. But 1T consn'S r ,b
ao,rn some law b. ,0siet il is to b. aeh'eH Inc a,
a ,m1' ''"ss ' - say, thai, as matters s'aOd al
nrs.e,' me Judiciary would have 10 dec'oe' no,
a a.co1diog 10 The American Constitution ou.
Me,ie.nlav. The American Constitute" '''
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NEW IRON An

NEW IRON AND METAL STORE.
THE subscriber has opened Store on the corner OF
Cary and 18th streets, Tor tho sale OF r,g ana par
Iron, Boiler Plate, Sheet lron, Copper, TN fiate
Block Tn Steel, and Metals generally, ana so'ictS
call from all those in want Of articles n his line
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Nj AR RIED

Married, on The Tn instant by the Reverend
Thomas hoyle, Captain Csc. w. STEPHENS OF
Courland, Spo'sylyasia county, 10 Miss Via.
oisIA c, ddush'eI OF d.. Edward A. Rowzie, OF
Hanover county, Virginia.
II Wing requested 10 copy.
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James McC0nky ~ Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. MCDONALD Il CO., AND
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON & co.
ANTS

GEORGE W. RICHAKDSUN q 20,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ms. 81 and SO, Boply's Wharf, Baltimore.
rJNENDER their services TO the FARMERS and MER-
L chants Of Virginia and North Carolina Tor the
sale OF GRAIN, COTTON and other PRODUCE
Their long experience in this branch OF business justify
them in assuring those who may favor them with their
consignments the highest going rates
REFER TO
Messrs Webb, Bacon & Co, Richmond
Messrs Workman, McGruder \ Co, N''"'"
M Ne rnon.! n R, ms,'ln DOMAIN Petersburg
NJ Mesa. James s:ISo Yssn:,d a,'A'd'' Norfolk
Sent l-cIm
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DIED,

Died, al The Junction, Hanover county, on the
9th instant, Mr. ANDREW F. BEIDLEs, in The
26,h year Of his age.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE Il

w tLLih wi hND mhhI COLLElJE In
THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG. VIRGINIA.
THE Course of Lectures In this Institution will CON-
mence on The first day Of October.
The course Of instruction embraces The following
subjects:
!. Mathematics. BENZ. 5. EWELI Prssiden, and
Professor
.. Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. This Char Is
al present vacant, but will be filled before the begin.
ming of the course.
3. Political Economy, Ancient and Modern History
and Natural Law This Chair IL also vacant present.
but will be filled before the beginning of The
4. Moral Philosophy, embracing Metaphysics, Logic,
Rhetoric and Ethics. A. C. PEACHY, Professor.
S. Ancient Languages NJ. J. SMEAD, Professor.
d. Municipal aud Constitutional Law and Govern
ment. BEVERLY TUCKER, Proftsso
EXPE.FS
Boarding, including fuel, lights and washing, will
not exceed Sl5u for the whole Collegiate course.
Fees Tor attendance each class. S2u; for attend
ance on the Law class which is single course,
$50.
Text Books-A list Of the text books In each branch
will be furnished by the Professors the students-
They can he procured in the city OF Williamsburg
Aug 25-ctOctl
pcT The following papeLs will copy twice week
Ill the lst October, and forward a number containing
the advertisement the President of the College
Richmond Wing; Norfolk Beacon; Petersburg Inteili-
gencer and Republican; Lynchburg Virglnan; Nation
al lntellerncer and Union Washington City; Freder.
icksburs Herald; Raleigh Star; southern Churchman;
Religious liorald Christian Advocate; Southern Lite
rary Messenger; Montgomery Journal, Alabama; ga
vannah Republican and Niledgeville Recorder, Geor-
gia Bills for advertising 10 be sent 10 Edmund Chris
tiar ESQ Richmond Va
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a. LITTLE MoRHn SMOKE.

We publish to-day another epis,le from "tne
universal leuer writer" General Taylor, WIN
which onr readers may amuse themselves 10 un-
rayeing iha, great problem Of the day, no;
Where am TO go Z" as Mr Webster EXCHANGES
I'm, "Whefe do | s!andl- Whose candidate am
IT. General Taylor has undertaken the S'sy'
nbean labor olrcconciine the contradictory and
conflicting passages in his ceaseless correspond.
ence; kog he ha, performed his task, our readers
NAV Judge For ourselves, we may freely say,
that il any one on reading il can say Tia; &c Is
any wiser, as 10 the Generals position than he
was before he is richly entitled 10 one OF the 5oO
Wimo, Proviso that's" OF Councillor Daniel
Perhaps The New York letter OF MIR. Bots, IN
,c-tay's paper, may be referred 10 asa valuable
commentary uron oil Zack's true position
We have no space Tor comment Today. we
refer, Tor something "rich," 10 his cuiogy upon
Mr.. Fillmole's ",ound conserpatire opinions
(see hi, abolition letter Of l63S)-and 10 his &C.
eu,ate and lgem views on Inc veto.
Gen. rs Letter shows one hing clearly, Iha'
,he old hero is vexed and alarmed AT The LOCO
TOGO" Victories in August. He IS e"iasni'y hef'
yous, and in bad temper.
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CLAY MEETING INALsANY.

ALBANY, Sunday, Sept. 10.
There IS 10 be a Cay demonstration made
here On TUESDAY. |, Is said that good speakers
have been engaged f,r The occasion
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL,, NEAR STAUNTON-Br PIKE PowrRs.
1S,uERE are three vacancies in this school. u ~ 81
i tuated half mile out OF town. Inc ooaIue,s n ~,
in The house with the teacher and are required 10 rise
.sry and 10 attend Church, &c. Monthly reports are
asnt In he parent or guardian. aug Ss-.ol
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NOTICE.

A VALUABLE TRACT UPLAND for sale In Ches.
'eheld county, situated on the Goodies bridge road
aoout hite.n miles from the City of Richmond, con-
.ah'ne 1854 acres, with Dwelling House and all the
Necessary out houses Tho soil 10 Admiralty adapted
e growth OF corn, oats, wheat and tobacco, and Is
Sss,sole situation for q physician bargain may be
senter w. GODDIN
Aug. l6-e2wIm
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
LII persons wing claims against the late vi.
"A M,sroN are requested TO present them immeoiate,
y 10 The undersigned for payments and those indebted
10 his estate, arc respectfully requested 20 masS pay
ment TO him without delay b: g. IhEsan
Executor of William Mihton, deceased.
Esarico, August l6-eSm
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Good washing may be had nj from So to $40 for
- MEDICAL. nrp.RTmrNr

In the Medical Department, the session is OF the same
length as the Academic Session--nine montbs-whch
enables the students 10 complete curriculum of ptu-
dies as extensive as that Of other Medical Insu
lion IN the Union, by attending only TWO lectures
day They have, moreover, the advantage of daily ri
gd examinations the subjects discuss In the daily
lectures.
The expenses ofthe Medical students are same
those of other students, with the addition Of dssect
Ing fee OF S. WM. =. KEMPER,
Proctor aud Patron of the University Of Virginia
july 2S-coaw2m
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w ANttRf-F AT Rules held in the
IieIk once "t the Superior Court of Chancrry for
ne hsh,n"na Nrn't, the 10Th day OF August ls4s
ssa,n., Plaintiff:
Adam Aetzger, and another ne.,
Tho defendant above nsmt Defendants.
and ana sysn tho &C, Of
BY satisfactory evidence tba, he and II appearing
ms Commonwealth Il Is ordered ,ha, ,h .,d d o.
i.ndan do appear al the rules 10 be held f s o
Cou't, on the FIRST Monday in November nsS, VIC ea.a
swer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copv oe ,
Der be forthwith inserted In some newspaper push.a
In The city Of Richmond for two months suecess,,
aud posted the front door OF the State Court hos
The said city. A Copy-Tests, ~
Aug ls-ew2m P. ROBERTS, Clerk.