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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any of the lands within the townships above
enumerated is required TO establish the same TO the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver Of the proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale
OF the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Sept 25-law13w Com. General Land Office.
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IL TURE, with Curostics of American Litcra
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Enheld's History of Philosophy, from the Earli-
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D'Aubigne's History Of the Reformation in Ger
many and Switzerland. ! vol Svo
TAYLOR & MAURY
Oct 10 Booksellers, near 9th ST.
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TI,HE AGED CHRISTIANS COMPANION
i Containing a variety Of essays adapted 10 the
improvement, consolation, and encouragement Of
persons advanced in life, by the Rev. John Stan
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Chambers Miscellany Of Useful and Entertaining
Tracts complete in 10 volumes, with engravings.
Milmans Poetical Works. vols, English.
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MO. OF DAVID COPPERFIELD, by
~ Chas. Dickens.
Comans European Life and Manners, 2 vols.
Half Hours with the Best Authors, vols
Gems of Epstolary Correspondence, vol, Lon
don.
The Seven Lamps Of Architecture, vol, by
John Ruskin, author Of "Modern Painters"
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
FIRST RATE LANDED ESTATE FOR
-

,,,,,., If a deere. Of the County Court Of Prince
iEdward made NJ ihe July term, 1879, we, tle Ion-
,.,iI IN WEDNESDAY, the tenis day OF oetohei.
nrxt If the day be fair IL not, on the nex Iaf gay
thereafter proceed 10 sell on the emlsss' tue rae. u
Land referred in the said decree, known oy sue
name nj SANDY Ford and belonging To the heirs Of To-
ward Dillon deceased. Tue land lies In The counuss
al Prince Edward aud Cumberland on both soes OF ne
Anoomatr river three miles above the town VI
ParmyIlr and siH,yhve above Petersburg, ano Nnr.n
of Hampdrn Sidney College about seven mies. ins
whole tract contains, by late survey, ,u9st scs c
which 252 acres are low erounds-b !, on tne J", II
sale i, will be offered as lw0 distinct tracts, unes
NAV suit the wishes Of purchasers TO MA o o;,re I'd
That part sf the estate which lies on 'He Iieh Icr
ward side OF the river contains a. Us of cultivated
acres are low grounds, about 20 49,. nd The i'm
hiaa land and !ip acrrs heavily l'hioe,e". - ma
NOV, au,s upnn thi7 poHion c"hsls' y. = n.s,h ~;
rnn,morious I'D (ashnnrd Gwr'iihg honse' WIN 80,
ronlionIou" ~. ant convenient buildings TIE osNr'
o If me estate which lies on The oppo.ne ss .. no
nnrmar,cx river and Is IN Inc county nl LG. Ia,
I,p s,,i acres of which if7 are low GROUNDS, ~
eon s nT cultivated high iand and 23sA acTesot heLvJ
,imherrd land. The Improvements on 'ne Iuns ,,,
.ide consis, Of an oyersrers house, tooa1eo pa"''
bonss sab!e and negro quarters r,u.,
sandy Ford 10 well known In this section OF 'Hsbh'
and s GENERALLY admitted by competent luases 20 "
one OF the very best estates on tho hppomauo1 8
In. veil adapted TO the production oil tne stapes %
This uaf, of the Slate-coIn, wheat, oats ana ocacco-
IN The growth of which the operations OF the plantation
are directed; but win proper men en,.
n,sinv and most pfontsby used In rearing stock INA:
were noted for their superior qualities CONSIDERED ID
such view the properly is not unworthy of The a'tth
ton Of Pennsylvania md other Northern farmers WI"
may be disposed make investments in virginia .hut
The TERMS Of sale under the decree are ohs
cash. Third payable In twelve months, arc ~.
eI third IN two years Bonds, with approved security
viii be required for the deferred payments, aha ~ ~
lie TO the land will Do retained until Inc "ho'e VI ~
purchase money is paid u, ..,a =,
lie tiers, directed TO US. q, Parmviile, WIN a.
tsnlion. lA0Ea 4 pi III ! MI ION Com'rs.
Aug 7-cfda
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JePFeRsoNToN ACADEMY.

THIS institution will commence It's thirteenth an
L nual session, on the 10th of September nsxt.
more moral or healthier location for boarding hool.
than this village affords, cannot be found anywhere In
consequence Of the increased patronage OF Inc hsttu-
ton the Principal has engaged VIZ Rosr D. WARD, as
an assistant rr Ward was for several years pupil Of
principal, and having since been engaged IN teashns
is known 10 be well qualified TO discharge The duties
required Of him. l., ,n
Thorouphness is the distinguishing feature ~ the
plan OF instruction aim is 10 make the Pnps un
derstand what they learn, TO teach them 10 thhk, W
reason and apply the results OF their studies 10 Inc com
mon affairs Of life. r,
The government Ia strict but conciliatory careful
is exercised the habits and conduct OF
The pupils al all times and especially OF those remover
from parental influence
quarterly report of the progress and conduct oil each
pupil will be sent To his parents.
Ii practicable pupils should enter at The beginning OF
the session. though they will he received at any lime
during Its progress No deduction will be made ior 40
sence after pupil enters, except In cases oil pfotrac'eu
sickness. A. lac,
week in June. os,omo,,h.
TUrroN-English branches. per session OF III montns
900; Classic, and higher Mathematics, $40. board can
he had with the Principal, and with other families In
the village, for 50 per month. ao n,;,
~ Letters addressed TO Caleb Burnley, Jeieisonoh'
Cuipep.r County, W., will be promptly attendeo TO-
Aurust lO-cWtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
ORANGE ACADEMY

THE next aession Of this School Will commence on
i the first Monday In September next. the Princi-
pal prepared to receive scholars either ns ooaroei
are such as arc required qualify youth for business
or the various literary institutions of the country Inc
principal Is graduate of high standing OF Williams
College, Massachusetts, and fAvorably known as
teacher In Virginia.
Tsrms of admission per sss,ion Of ten mOnths'
Board and tuition, including ilghs, logging, &c, So
Tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages, ~
Mathematics and Natural Sciences - -
Elementary branches, ~
One half payable at the middle Of the session. the
balance at the close Of the year.
RefereHets made:
Rev Jos Earnest, Orange Richard II Wills, Orange
Rev Dan'l Ewing Drpsytoa Grymss, :.
Lewis Williams I" Thomas Robinson :,
Jos a Williamson VIM Clarke :,
James Newman Alfred thomson -
B-Board can he obtained Of various private houses
in the village.
MY address is Orange Court house, Virginia.
July I3-ctSeptl JOHN + ALLEN, Principal.
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Alexandria Academy.


THE Fall term Of this Institution will commence on
i Monday, September Sd, lSa9. The course OF
study embraces the different branches Of complete
English Education. in connection with the i.1'in,
Greek, French and Spanish Languages, and inil
course In Mathematics.
Regular Courses of Lectures on Natural Philosophy
Chemistry and Astronomy, are delivered TO the STU
dsnts during the year. These Lectures are fully IL
Illustrated by means of i complete set OF apparatus.
All the branches taught in as practical manner
as possible and every facility 10 afforded the STUDENT
so as 10 secure rapid advancement and thorough IN
s,ructlon.
The Surveying Glass is frequently exercised IN sur
veyinr laying out and dividing land, taking heights
and distances, &c, sc by which means they become
fully competent perform the duties oil asufVeyof OF
10 enter an engineer corps.
The Astronomical Glass have access TO large teies'
cope of high magnifyng power, and on suitable even
inrs make observations the planes, hxed stars,
and the other celestial bodies.
Those studying the French and Spanish LANGUAGES
have the advantage Of daily conservation WIN ,ne
teacher who resides In the family, and become ao's
not only 10 translate those languages, bu! TO SPEAK
them with grace and fuency.
TERMS:-For Board, Washing. Fuel, Light, with
Tultin In Latin Greek and Mathematics, Sl5O per an
num- payable quarterly in advance; the quarters consist
OF eleven and a.half weeks each.
Tuition In French Spanish, So per quarter extra.
Students may onter at any me, and pay from tile Tune
Of their entrance. ,.,
Alexandria, Virginia, August l4-cl2i&dla
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l. a I'M ID It's u iii e. e i,
/rDn1cDI unV,p,>,

I'm Eourtecnfh Street, n7sde, the E1ch0nge li0tei
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia Lottery, No 80, August Ia:
% II rs ~ - tt | 80 III - Gj u 7.
Drawn Nos or Delaware Lottery. No 81, August 18th
CT S rs 65 4s u 10 4G S. Is 81 9.
TODAI.
PRIUAY-The Sussex county (Delawarr) Lottery,
Class No. 57-CapitalS: Sl5,OOU. 1000, &C. IS Nos,
IS drawn. Tickets 81; haivesa; quarters l.
sATURDAY-DoIlar Lottsry-rhe Sussex county
fD.Iawl6) Lottery. Extra, Glass No. 95-Capals
sl,o5E 800, SC. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 cents; quarters IS cents.
Saturday Eyening-Sules close al clock.
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. l0l-
CAPITALS: s3j a5D, l5,OuD, 5000, i0uO, 1900, $3.50,
N of l.U0u, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SlU--
shares IN proportion
Splendii Scheme Tor Saturday, August 25h.
virginia Monunsaiia Lottery, Class II for 1919 To be
drawn ON Saturday, August 9jlh IS No. l.oltrry-l2
drawn ballots. Capitals s53,0UU, rs UGU - ,OUH l3J,
of 1000 Of $780, oil ;uDO Of POO, OF o01, he
inc The Lowest three number prizes. Tickets Sl5-
shares in proportion.
ar orders Tor packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares IN tie above in any Of Maui
~ & Co.'S Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every ay at prices varying rum 81 TO SlO tckets
will sceye the most prompt attention. and the draw
incs forwarded Immediately 10 dstani adventnrers,
when requested. Address ....
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
AZ Recoi!ect Np.3--"There's luck In odd numbers,
corv 0,Nore - AnE. ID
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LOTTERIES,
&trassGss's esssics.

no. S, SOUTH royRrEESTn STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
LctalIthe world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. sTEATrOh,s the man.
Drawn Nos or Sion ,nsala Lottery. Nm. O.. AM. IL:
A. CO 10 7l IL a Is 81 8 rs ~ Is a.
Half, Nos 8 4. 43, u prze III sl5u, Sold and pal
by STATION
81 IS 10 ~ % 81 &c 81 IS , II 81
half. Nos la 81 81
PICKET, Nos. 81 g
Ticks, ms. a. u " Five more sof, ~ y I'D by
Ticket, Nos ~ s. ~ ofRaTTUN.
Drawn Nns Of Delaware Lottery, No ~. August, Is:
81 s rs e. - 80 ~ 46 IS IS 80 D
Tickets, Nos S . IL, pfIzs uf SiJU sold aud paid
by STATION.
SCHEMES FOR TIE bEEH
IS O3O DOLLARS!-4,0CO DOLLAKSl
PaIDaY-Susse1, No 57.-Capl,als: Sl5, Ouu, 4. cCQ.
Q 400. OF of ,UOo, &c. Is Nos, is drawn
Tickets ~; halves q quarters. /.
1850 DOLLARS 1890 DOLLARS!
sArIIRUAY-Sussel, Extra, No. 93 Capitals
"a $50. 300, 6oO SC. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
81; halves ucents quarters rs Gents.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST!
Virginia Mononcaa Lottery, Glass lUi, for lsIg, to
be drawn on Saturday, Aug. 18TH. is No. Lottery
"a drawn ballots. Capitals: 1852 is OOO s,0OD,
1OuU 3OU0 GAO, 80 of ,UW, &C Tickets siU-shar.s
In proportion. c,
TO be drawn on saturday, August 18th. Capitals =
s55 OU IS U0O JpOU, 1870, 81 .OuO, of UUU Of
Oh. OF 900, aIJ Of 5UO, &c. Tickets sl5-shares
in proportion.
single Tickets in athe Lotteries VIII be promptly al,
h. nj ID IN and m rs sent when requested Please
address ordersto N. STRATTON,
Aur - Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
s4a ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE, IN
49, II,II,HlLT RESERYE
tE4

! SHALL sell, on WEDNESDAY, the sth day o:
September .oi,hout ,escrrs To the highest hiaofi
FOUR FARMS, situated in Orange county, say wv"
miles from the Racconn Ford, en- lar Kappa ann ihe'.
thirty from Fredericksburg. and within sholl as'1
Of tile contemplated Alexandria and GodonsVi's 'si'
Rad. c, -,o -,
These farms have large proportion OF low sfoahGs on
Maintain Run They ARE vel adapted 70 thr Sifslh',
s,anrs and afford abundant materials for SPEEDY ana
nrrmanyn nj Improvement, having an excellent VEIN W
limestone running through them. ~.
THE MEADOWS contain lJU5 acres. The dweilihs
house has six rooms ard Is in good repair having pss
recently painted. This farm Is admirably adapted '"
tiliagr or grazing. bring fine grass land and wen sup
DIied with water and shade in every held
The WlNDER TRACT contains QUO acres, new
above the Meadows. Ii has a small tenement Upon IL
The BIRClILAND TRACT contains also olo nefr.
n I,ree proportion OF which il bottom land oil ihe n'''
quality for grass and crops ,.,, ... AZ. ,.,,s
The INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 4oo ae,es.
End il well proportioned in its divisions OF "o'' ""
aad upland. ,,so, !, ,hre,
TERMS-Oue fourth cash. the REMAINDER w 'n n
.,ol annual in.alnsnts with ;aferest from tne ase,
secured by bond with approved security, ana aeou VI
tfus: tha land =, ~, ,uul s.,
Nor. par,icuinr information respecting them WIN "e
givrn nv NV brother jeremiah Norton living near .no
nr,nses " ho IL fully authorised IN aspose oil lne pr
ns,ly His address IS Rlccoon Ford, Culpeprt eonnS'
Virginia. 'A|h'o-'
I..I,r
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caARL OTTEsvILLE FEMALE AGA
DENY

THE exercises Of this institution. OF which the hev
i AL Holiday ie PRINCIPAL, will he resumed on
the Sd day OF September le4s, ana VIII Close on 'he
9eth June, 1880:
Modern and Ancient Languages, Algebra, Geometry
5c.-Mr HoLLspAr
Enplis h Departmeni-siss A PooRE
Musical Departmeni-Mr DrgMs.
TER.NS-psr sessioa Of fire =ioniAss 49,,
Board, with every personal accommodation, So'
English course including Grammar, Arithmetic,
Biography, History, Chemistry, Botany, Moral -
and Natural Philost ply, 10 10
French Italian Spanish Greek and Latin, each, 10
Algebra and Geometry, eaeh oo
Music on Piano, S22; uso oil instrument, 81, 81 81
Music on Guitar SD; use Of instrument, 81, -
Vocal, with use Of instrument, u.u.,.a
Board can be obtained in The family oil MI hoaoay,
and in many gentee families OF the town. -r.,,hor,
The undersigned have ronfde nee In Inc Ieacne,s'
and commend the institution 10 the favorable cohaue
ration of parents and guardians.
For the information Of patrons who Teslae .. uS
lance il may be stated that Mr. M Deems, OF bai,I
more. a married gentleman, stands among the nfsl ~
the science of music, and skilfl and successlui
ieachef He me TO Us under The most hatterlng re-
cf having studied for some years al tne
hes, musical academies In Germany; has been LOCATED
amongst u.s. and at the University, Tor some eisneen
months and we take pleasure In saying he has amply
fulfilled our wishes ana expectations
For any additional information, the public are IeIer
red TO The Rev w s White. Rev Robert kylana. hey Z
Rovdoo. Rev w w Bennett. Gen ii Cooke, ana Zen
Co,hin arnxton r X MEADE,
oo'p'' "'ntr w A BlBB,
AB MAGRUDER,
III TiMBERLAkE, Trustees.
JOHN R JONES,
Err WATSON,
Au,a-ev4w wv soUTHALL, J
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TO MERCHANTS TRADING WITH
EBhsiaSlc1DhIa.

THE Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Compa
nv (Esickson Steamboat Line respectfully NOTIFY
the business public that they have made extensive az
ranremen;s for the proap accommodation u ls 'saue
between the cities Of Philadelphia ani bal'imnfe
Merchandise Produce, Horses, Carriages, rufni.l,e
and Goods of all kinds are transported In either ffec
ton daily ut 10 per 100 pounds for dry soo,s amu
hardw.rs: uroduce and articles at proro.ona
hlv Is.s rntss Goods from Phaiephin are forwarded
n ali places South and West Of Baltimore, wih al'eh.
linn and care and without any charge Whatever ~,
n m or compensation in ans shape Apply ~
~ Sou'" ""a 4. GROVES, IT., Agent.
coods are in like received nj BalIinnre In,
arJed 10 Philadelphia and thence 10 pInces north "nd
,s, N t,al civ in the most careful manner. without
@ e,,,,.e for commissions al either end oil the line
Apply, in Baltimore, Ut No 3 Light street TO
"PP''' j. ALEX SIIRiVER, Agent.
p.,sons ;-hnr 10 avail themselves OF the facilities
of ihc line are respectfully requested 70 give positive
and explicit directions to have their goods sent 70 e
above named Agents Of The Erickson Steamboat iihf
Letters post paid, addressed 10 either OF the ABOVE
Agents promptly attended 10, inquiries answefeu, anu
any desired information given
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WiIIIarn and Mary COIleg.

~
THE next session of this Institution will commence
i on the st day of October, with The following Fa'
Guilty: n
II BEVERLY TUCKER Professor of Law.
BENJAMIN 4 EWELL, Professor of Mathematics
MORGAN ] SMEADS, Phi d, Professor Of Humanity
WILLIAM F HOPKINS, A 81, Professor of Chemis.
try and Natural Philosophy.
HENRY WASHINGTON, Professor OF History aud
V Rev sIIAS ToTTEN, D, Rhetoric and ln,eiIec.u-
al Philosophy.
b. the laws recently enacted, the full COLLEGIATE
course for the degree A. g. embraces period Of four
years There will be four regular classes-viz Fresh
man, Sophomore, Junior and Senor-to one Of which
each student, except the law Students must belong
Candidates for admission TO the Freshman class must
be al least fourteen years DID, and pass an examination
in the English, Lalin. and Greek Gramnars, To- 'a.
tive books,) vrgil's Salad, Greek Testament, iSl;
John and the Acts their equivalent Arithmetic and
Geography. Those who prepared TO join higher
class, viii be allowed to do so on examination
There will likewise be an English or Steatfe Course
10 be completed in years. The candidate for the
Science Course must be fifteen years OF age and present
the written request not Of age, OF his parent or guar
dian to that effect. He will be examined on Engish
Grammar Geography, the hrs four books Of Geometry,
and Algebra through equations OF the second degree:
The students satisfactorily completing this course w
be- entitled to certificate with the College seal ah1ed
There will also be Course OF Law, profcients In
which will be entitled to the degree of L.. b.
EXPENSES:
For the session Of nine months, the College lees
Read and hire oT furniture 100
Washing, fuel and lights, from SIS To 20
sl9l
The fsss for law students are SIS
Board, lou
SIS
Copies of the laws may be obtained by written appi-
cation-post paid-to Judge B Tucker, Williamsburg
Aug 7-c2awsw
ae TO be published twice n week for eight weeks in
the Richmond Wing, Alexandra Gazette, Southern
Churchman, Norfolk Beacon and Raleigh STAR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
vAIuARLEL LAND FOR SALE

fonr bundled and fifiy acrss Of the Tract Of Land
on which he lives and, il not previously dsnossd Of
viii oterit at public SALE on the premises, on FhiuAf
the 18th day Of September.
the foot of the Blue Ridge, nine miles Southwest OF
Brooksville, Albemarle county, within % miles o.
sco,tsve, and within seven or eight miles 81 lno TAU
Rock6sh Gap. Near 100 of this land 10 valuable
low grounds l40 or $50 acres are heavily tlmoerea,
much Of which 10 valuable tobacco land. u 10 unlsq
ally well supplied with springs Of excellent water
Possession would be given this Fall 10 time 10 seq
crop Of whsat. Any eommuaicasons addressed 70 tae
subscriber, Greenfield, Nelson county; Va WI % Nv
tended to. JOHN COLES.
Aug l0-cn
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EDWARD II sEINKER
FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
GhinneYI EIHsea.

THE terms OF sale of this Farm made last Septem
4 Der mol having been complied with, IL is again q"
Tered. This Farm ID amongst tie most valuable III th'
county II lirs within two miles at the Rappahan
mock river and canal, seven miles Of the village o
Warrenton and between -four and tive al The Fauquie
White Sulphur Springs il contains between nine nun
,lreh and thousand acres; the greater portion I"
which isthe fine red SOIL generally found IN that c"iii
~, with large portion OF ine bottom meadow land
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain and
for grazing; several good springs, with fine stream
running through the whole Farm.
The Improvements are comfortable plain Farm
house. Barn, Stables, Cabins, &c; each having been
recently PUT in repair Not very distant from these Is
an elevated site for the erection OF snch better hud
ings as proprietor might prefer, commanding full
view Of the whole Farm The location Of this Farm
renders Il desirable property It's proximity 10 the canal
To the village OF Warr.ntrn and the White Sulphur
Springs ,afording than usual facilities OF health
and society; and by the canal cheap and ready nc
cess 10 market Tor all its products. The terms VII be
rs liberal as most purchasers could well desire Pos
session given any time to suit the purchaser, with
desirable arrangement TO the putting IN growing
crop.
Purchasers wishing TO view the Farm. are REFERRED
- Edmund Rose. Esq, tnOw the occupant.l Charles
Chiffon or Jones Green, Esqrs residents within \ lew
miles, or TO JAMES FONTAlNE Of Hanover,
r THORNTON of Fredericksburg,
Aup. I7-clf Executors &C A F Rose, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
RICHMOND,

HfCHJHVND, m
THE twelfth annual course oil Lectures IN lnis nst'
i tuition will commence on Monday, octooer 22d'
Is O. and continue until The middle OF March
r. L. ROHANNAN, NJ. D., Prof. OF Obstetrics anu Di'
seases Of Women and Children.
d. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Prof. of Materia
Medica and Therapeutic.
s. MApPiN, H. u, Prof Of Chemistry and Fhar-
'"a GgsARLEs BELL GIBSON, NJ D., Prof. of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, M d Prof. oil Anatomy anu
' DhWiD Il. TUCKER, NJ. D, Prof. of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
A. E. PETICoLAS, NJ. D., DemonstIator oil Anato
my. ,u,.,,.,;o,o FIR tho Dr.
onstrator depsrtmrnts have recently received " my
additions and are now very complete The facilities
for Practical Anatomy unsurpassed. Inc Ciimcal
advantages are fully commensurate with the wants OF
the student and especially valuable to those preparing
Il practice al the South Clinical Lectures are gwen
twice week in the College lnfrmary, (whish Is ~
mmed; ale contisulty with the College,. ana once
week in the Richmond Aims House In these ins'nu-
lions The diseases occurring in Southern piaclIe ae
met with and thu student has the most e'ig'ole opp.i
tuntes of becoming acquainted with their types anu
treatment The frequency Of SURGICAL operations before
the class together with the facilities iof
the of Surgical cases, renders TINS one oi Tue
hest Schools Of Practical Surgery.
CHARoRs-H Naturalization IS, Tickets oil the froles
sors siO5 Practical Anatomy $40, Graduation rec So
Board, including fuel, lights and servans attendance
may be obtained at ssi to s44 per week; ,n
Aurust4-ctf Dean of the Faculty.