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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
PRINCIPLES NOT NAMES.
For THE Enquirer
Hen. r =. Thompson and the IAN Congression-
al OSirici of u gini1

Mrssrs Edllors:-From VARIOUS reports and
stalrmens, am led to believe that the facts con-
neC,ed with The nomination ot Mr. Beale, 10y The
Democratic Congressional Convention. held in
lhe l4h Congressional D strict OF Virginia in
February last, and The SEEMING refusal by The
same bc-y 10 re- nominate The Zion. K. a.
Thutnpsfa, vino vas then in CONGRESS, are mis-
understood; ant II Is hui sheer justice TO Col. /.
and As flends hal This mater should ne tx pa in
ed. From the TACT that Col. T. had served but
one Congress, il seems 10 be inferred that be de-
sired 10 return aud consequently wished 10 pre-
cure the nomination al said Convention, but liz.
il was denied him. Snci IS nat the case in any
single particular FRS, know mat Col TRonp-
son nd mol d'sfre the nomination, boz vas aar-
iors hat on0tirr should gel il; and secondly, |
believe II he Eac desired il and mad Il aGown,
il tconid hare ben cOnferred upon hin. But This
faeS. A early ss July last, Col L. said 10 me
on ,evers occasions that he did not wish il--.hal
he could not aGuId 10 make the sacrifice any
longer, and that unless he changed his opinion, he
should moi be a candidate Tor Congress a The
next. (this) sptirg. In December last he repeat
I'd The sane declaration 10 the Hon. Samuel l..
Hays, who was Then in ashinglun, - his COL
league, lhr Hon. v. q. Brown and oihcS, and
so wrote 70 his friends in The District. Atau, six
weeks belre The Convention met, Col. I. pre-
pared ior publication a card, dscl,n,.g and a.
jss,n- in ,he most positue,erms, 10 b" cand.tar
Tor re-elrciior. THIS card he showed 10 he y /.
w g Blown, who thought his refusal toe pr.
the, and advised him 10 SO modify Il, as to just.
iy he Convention IN nominating him, shnu!t it
be found absolutely necessary u do So, for the
sake OF harmony. Similar solicitations from
Others caused him to withhold The card till II
was lost sight Of. But before The Convention
met, Col. L. wrore 10 G. 5. Lewis, Esq. 10y
wnom his name was brought before the Cunvrr
tion) expressing he same sentiments, and con-
sen'lue 10 his nj me being used ONLY IN The event
il was the unanimous wish, and deemed essential
10 The harmony and safety 81 he Democratic
party Of The Dis!ric:: and ne was truly glad ,hat
anoher was nominated.
These iac;s are stated with the appreciation OF
Col. Thompson, and with knowledge OF their
truth by your humble servant,
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Mr.. Polk was handsomely and warmly re-
ceived BY The civ:' aG'hvfities, voluueer compa-
MES and cizens q savannah, Georgia. The
Chatham Light A,oiiisry, Captain Gallie, SAYS
The Georgian, "spose in loud tones Georgian
Welcome. This vee'an corps mad The pleasing
duty Il wecc ug win similar tones from their
wen-plieo pieces he il'uslTious WA>HlSGTuS,
when Pf.sid.n', 10 orF c',y and State, and OF IL.
ceivinc The cncomiums oil he Father OF his Coun-
,ry, with h~ gill Of Two cannon captured al York
town"
90 Monday they II, under sr escort for Ma
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fTeIesraph.d for ,ne Baltimore Sun !

Boston, March IA.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEc rIoN.-Dp..
more, the Democratic CANDIDATE Tor Governor,
has been eec;ed by a large majority. The re-
turns from the Tn,td Congressional District in
dicate that Gen. Wilson, Inc Wing candidate,
has been elected by al Increased majority In
the First Dislf,c; il IS coGbiui whether Tuck The
Whie Candidate, has been re ercied la len
towns he has lost Al tom The lasg election,
when be was eiec,ed ny $40 majority.
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ITelcg,apbea lor ne Baltimore SUM-

WAntSoros, March IA. P. NJ.
CONFIRMA Hons Ri iIlE SENATE
NE.s NOMINATE ms, &c
The nnminatoes u Nj. Bigger, as Pos,nas-
Ter OF Ricnmord Vtrsinia. and Of Mr.. Sloan.
axer, as Nav, Agent a, Pnlladrlpais, were con.
ffmed by the Ssuale to-day.
Judge Clsylun, formerly representative in
Congress from Georgia, has been nominated 10
the Senate lo-aay as second Auditor, in place Of
Mr. McCatla
Among the romina,ians Confirmed by The Sc
nate today, were ssvefa! breveg> 10 me Army
and Navy
Henry V. Brown has been nominated as he.
gisser al Green Bay, in place OF J. S. Fish, re.
moved. H.
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.lIAttis

Married, On Tcu;stay evening, March Is b.
Rev George Woodbridge, Mr. join e. F BIS.
NETT, Of Charleston. ). c., 70 Miss MARY Cis!.
LINE PniLLlPs dausher OF he late Dr.. James
Ga dneI Of Lynn, Mass.
Married, by E3er James NJ. Bsgby, Oh ne
BIN 81 .iarch 1919 ai Sycamore Grove, 10 tie
coun Il Hanover, Elder SiLAs SHELBuRs, Of
Lunrnbure. in ne 5S year u his age, 10 Nh.
Lucy w BARLow, 10 he 50 h year OF her age
The " mig Will plea>a COPY
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AIRLINE TO cALlFoRNia.-Ths New

AIRLINE TO CA LlFOKNia.-Ths New
York Tribune OF Noudsy has the following:
Oar sla,d Gil zeas were somewhat excited on
Sunday by the appearance OF large handbiIls
announcing IN bod caP:;als. tat the Aerial Lo
comolye VIII leave This city on the 18th Of
Apri, on its first flight 10 California. The price
Of passsgr IS liked al $50, Including board. and
the TRIP expected to be ciade, III can weather,
IN Two avs inns, heed y,ads, in i've days
The propreors, hess!'. Porter Il Rob I'm,
propose 10 stop BY he way for companies oil
not les tran tacuty. We are clad 10 learn
that the plan will al least be fully les cd.
we see II stated that Captain Taggart Of
Bosom, n male another invention, which will
be flushed Sufficiently 10 make an experiment,
few mouths. lie inencs to mako the first
"trip from Boston % Bllk Hill
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For the Esquir.T.
nm rI Az

A PAacpT. Kenncs-'ha' is 10 say, |, Hen
~ C!av-cI Joys high respec. and honorable con-
,i;vraaoi hroua hcut The Union AMI throughout
,ne CT lived VOID; bet, IN my kumtle opinion,
no lille Which have 10 the es.sem aud admiTa.
lion oi manknd-n deeds OF M former glory
-wcuH equal, IN greatness and grandeur, lha,
o. being the pioneer statesman 10 removing from
my Plantation every roe OF hcmao siavsrT, and
in estab lsnios me descendants oi af'ica within
my cuItiioge in me native land OF their tore
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POWHATAN COUNTY.

a, large and respectable meeting Of the peo-
pie 81 PoWhatsn, oi both political parties, he'd
4, the Cont House on Monday. The 5.h day 81
March, 1919, on the motion oi Cha>taIn Cooke,
E.q, DR.. A bner CHIMP was card 10 he CnaIr,
an Willis J. Dance appointed Secretary.
The OBJECT Of The meeting having been explain
ed hy lhr Chairman, MIR. Cucke offered me lul.
lowing prcamb" and resolutions, which were
adopted:
Whereas sulidy propositions iniermediiing
with the institution o slavery, have been recent
Is submitted 10 Congress, and enicrtalne1 By
ma, body propositions a! war with he barmo
ny, aud even viii the continuance Of our Union
80 dear Ia Us, rom the Ealowet Ieco!lcclions
connected with us purchasa, ami the consiGera-
ZION u is present incalcuIable value. and reear-
ding his interference as uniusihahe in every
respecl-as pa!pab's and dangerous violation
Of the compact by which our National Govern
mem vas formed as a trcspass on private rights,
aud domestic peace. Viewing this srfles OF in.
ieimednlit- 81. The part of portion Of our lei.
low-ci'izrns II The non-siavc. nol'.In. States a,
IN outrage not merely on our right III property,
but II not checked, a threatening iata blow T.
tns Enion, With all the horrors Of a. Intestine,
and vyep serviie war, we deem apathy aud i.
Iencc3no longer admissible. Yc', II IN y 80.
casion VI could indulge me language 81 passion,
we DR. IN The subject before Us TO s'.ve and M
porant, toallow any but The language Il ca H.
ne>s and scbrieiy which always accompany III
resolve OF people who krow Me,r r'shis AM
will ma main them; therefore,
|. Resolved, Tna, earnestly warning or north
srn friends Of The mischief they are 10 ..g, VI
calmly but frml, demand Of them q ;urUrar.
, Resolve that the resolutions adopt by IL.
LEGISLATURE q Virginia. now n session, n nj
suffice, are cordially approved az ad i?tei by u
AMI thai we will sustain them practically, Which,
eyer iL.y shall b. assal'ed.
3. Resolved, That we advise III cilizsns Il
every county in The State, 70 meet IN p,imary a.
scmblies, ard endeavor. By he moral io,ce Il
opinions soberly EXPIRE ,scd, 10 check an eyi
which otherwise may become TOO powerful 10 b
controlled.
Resolved. That he proceedings Of this mcc.ira
be published in The Richmond and Washius,or
easpapers.
The nee ing (Which was very large one,
no,wllh> raadi,.g The incismcn, day,) "as adtrcs
81 by Messrs chas'ain Cucke, Benjamin w
FinneY, VIM Scot, VIM A Cooke, VIM or
If. ard w Dance, all u whom conculcd il.
Supporting the p Gamble anc resolutions.
On melon 81 Mr.. c IKE, The meeting then a.
joune''. AbNER CRcM Grimm.
Wills ]. DANCE, Sec'ry,
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EX-GOVERNOR SMIrH.-A writer in The
Unlon, on The authority Ut Governor Smith OF
Virginia, s:,iss that in no contingency will he
consent 10 become The Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Loudoun district and is ia favor
OF leaving the field entirely TO the Wings.
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FIR the Enquirer.

HANOVER COUNTY-.fne Democrats Of
The Negrotoot pfcciLci ale requested u meei al
Nesrcfuul 90 Saturday, the BAN inst for thr pur-
nose ri appointing three q more delegates 10 rep
resent them a, he meeting proposed 10 be held
al Marcn Court We recommend similar msri-
inss In b. held a, the DINER precincts Cole Hai-
bour Cour House, TaYlorsyiile, and Den'ous-
vle-lo: the same puTpcse, and a. The same time,
saturday, 24.h.j The roads re bad, and the
spring backward, which will prevenl many from
o.ine a, Inc Court House. BY adopting hc
course ne propose, these difficulties viii be %
viaed. We vii have ne iaii expression # The
Popular feeling, ana be enabled 10 have our
strongest man IN Inc held.
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For The ENQUIRER .


Messrs. Editors: There appeared il The En-
quirer Of the "a instant an article over The So
nature Of Union, conc. ssion, principles not
men," in the form of an appeal TO the pemocra-
cy Of Louisa 10 be united, lest by dissension
and discord in their own ranks they might have
the misfortune 10 be represented, or rather ms
represented, "(shame 10 say it!') as they were
in the last Legislature Of Virginia.
Now it may no, be amiss, Messrs Editors, 10
call the attention Of the people of the county 10
the facts Of the case; for there is nothing more
certain than that the Enqurers correspondent
has fallen into most egregious mistake.
would not charge that gentleman (whoeVer ne
may be know noU with wifuliy making lalse
impression-l have too much charity ior that-
it must have been either through ignorance
or defect Of memory. ! would, then, IN
spirit OF kindness, advise the gentleman o con.
suit the journal Of The last Legislature, and IL
after that "he is Of The same opinion still, that
the Wing delegate misreprcscnled The peoPe
Of Louisa, then, indeed, must Che DE made oil
strange materials, such as shall not attempt 20
change, but shall leave him 20 the enjoyment
Of his own conclusions, (nrm. con-
And now to the facts: By reference to The
journal, il will be seen that the Wing delegate
voted in every instance, save one, the election
Of Councillor, in accordance with the wishes
Of majority Of the people Of his county; : rs
is The head and front of his Offending Thee
were no Federal questions, it will b. recollect-
ed, before the legislature last Winter. Then
in what Instances were the people WISHES moi
reflected | beg to knowl VAS il in re alton
10 The Alexandria question, or The Harrison
Contested ection2 Was it in his votes re-
corded III opposition to the mammoth appro
pria,Ions to schemes oil Internal improvements
These are Questions, the solution Of which by HE
gentleman, might serve 10 throw much lleht IN
Inc subject. But, 10 be as shoTI As possible: has
he pres nj worthy delegate reflected more fully
he sentiments Of lis constituents Judge We. |
call upvn "Union, concession, principles not
men" 10 see 10 This matter, aud il err, 70 cor
rect me; and al the same time, bt pleased 10 dwell
a lltlie more upon the shame OF being misrep-
resented By Wing.
PRINCIPLES NOT NAMES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT IN CALIFORNIA

CIVIL GOVERNMENT In CALIFORNIA
A fe oi the star and Californian, published a.
San francisco, 10 Dec. %, furnishes evidence o.
the actual existence oil a civil government, Tor The
preservation OF society and the punishment. OF
crimes recognized by every society:
On the l6 h oi Drcemb-t a riai took place in
the village OF san Jose, before Judge kinoall
Il. Dlmmick, alca de Of The district, AMI a jIfy
empapnelied Tor Inc case oil iniee Den, AIMED
DAVIS Campbell, ana Fleer Tor mu.cer. The
Jury PRONOUNCED a vcidct oi gui!iy, and lney
were sentenced 10 ne hanged. Tue sentence was
Carried mo ex.cuiun on the 10 n, in presence Of
large cuncourse oil citizens. The cunvics con-
fessed their gull and embraced ne Catholic
fauh. Three Other men were subsequently lried
tor participation in the same crime VIZ: Cotton,
Woolard and Lee, and The Two Ia Ter on the al
ditiona. charge OF peJlry. They also we're
found guilty., and were sentenced Tor the first OIL
fence 10 receive, Couon Is and The two others
l8 lashes and he latter on the additional charge
AZ lashes each, and one months confinement in
the stocks. c. E. Picket, ried al Fort oacramen
70. on a charge OF the murder Of Mr.. Alderman
was acquitted.
The provisional government meetings which
had been held as heretofore noticed, were first al
San Jose next al PurbIa, and then San Francis.
co. The result was as follows:
A concurrent recommendation 10 the inhabi-
tants of California 20 hold meetings and riecl de-
legatcs 10 represent them in a Convention To b.
held al San jose, or The An oil March 1890 Tor
the purpose OF drafting and preparing form OF
provisional government, Ia be submitted 10 The
people lor ratification Or rejection by a vote by
ballot.
The inhabitants OF San Francisco were 10 holt
a meeting on the 6.h OF January, 10 make a choice
of five delegates.
Al their previous meeting resolutions were al
so adopted expressing the opinion tina, The duties
which have been collected al the por,s OF Upper
California, since the 18Th III Auss last, rightly
belong 10 The people oil Inc leffiiuIY
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

was uspendsi handsome banner, rerre entIng
Sergeant Jasper rep acng the flag on me ram
parts Of F, ri Mpullrs, and on the reverse side
his rescue Of the cap,lves from the Tories. The
banner was supported on either side BY Union
Jack, and an American ensign.
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SyAEsEsENTspN HOUSE

"
THE subscriber having become the proprietor =
wrll.suown and popular Hotel IN re ~
Warrrntun, recently kept BY Bronauch . ~"
tit,ed II up in The very beat style, nnd iufn'sb.
,.r-ly w,th new ann superior furniinf. q e''.l
scrip,ion, is prepared 10 entertain his friend =
pu,rc generally. As no pains or etpen., ~.
spared 10 furnishing MS borders with every wv.
can ruutiIbu,. 10 the satisfaction OF ms gnrs''
Bar with the choicest l. quof- and Giiafs iaas y.
ern Markets can afori and, hIvias procure <. 4
vices ~ attentive AMI experienced scrsahp' ~
scri1er 4 .itrrs himself that he win he aO'r 49,
taos. who may csil on HIM IN I msnnrf 30 4
passed. aud upon terms which CanH0s IN. /" "A
HIS stable VIII be under the care al oiirnh'.
and always provided with the best 81 prnssIp., 4 n
Feb 21-clm hLfaAaDb" -
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u The Circuit Superior Court of Chester
field County will be held on Thursday, The I'D
day Of March, instead Of The 25h as hereto
fore.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
SATURDAY, MARCH ITTH, lS4

SATURDAY, MARCH nth, 1879.
The following resolution, sucm:le'i YES eftay
by Mr.. Rusk: came up Tor consideration:
Resolred That The Sergeah'-at-srms OF the ST.
nate continue The messengers and folders, curing
The recess Z; Congress, Is long as The public
vice may require.
ON motion, tie further consideration OF the
resolution was postponed until Monday.
The following resolution, submitted Yesterday
by Mr.. Bright, came up for consideration:
Resolued, That B. F. Browne BE- employed as
a Clerk 10 the Senate, under The direction OF the
Secretary.
On motion the further consideration OF the re-
solution was postponed until Monday.
A message from The President, by Col Bliss
being hand,d in The Senate ,hen went into Ey
ecutive session. II referred 10 several nomina
SONS; among them, w. B. Morris, Surveyor
Philadelphia, 10 Place Of Gen. Davis; w. Fl
Leroy, Navy Aeen, al New York, in place OF P
NJ. Welmote; James Collier, Of OHIO, Collector
al San Francisco, California; Edward Rosc, Col
leclor al Sag Haibor, N Y; ii Rhea, Co'rc-
tor al Brazos Santiago, Texas; Gordon Forbes,
Surveyor &C., a, Yeocomico, Va RobcI! Buell.,
Surveyor Al smihatd, z l., and r. +. tiolness,
Collector al Great Egg Harbor, NJ. ~ non'-
nations however, were coLh!m:d al tc-s;'! 5 ses-
scr
|: is Understood that The Senate VII aeloorn
6ually abou, Wednes a. next.
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC, AND ~
STaUCTIoNs TO PoSTHASTERS,
Relative 10 The Rating # Lttsrs, tie Return u
Deaf L,nr, Transient Newspapers, and The
pos,ma king OF Letters, oonpged by the British
aad United STATES International Mails.
Hereafter, wnen letter exceeds an ounce
in weight, but does not exceed two ounces, j!
will be rated with four charges Of single post
age; when it exceeds two ounces bu does not
exceed three, it will be rated with six charges
Of single postage; and so 90, there being a
single postage for the first half ounce. double
charge for tie fir. ounce, and two additional
charges for each succeeding ounce, or fraction
Of an un,e. beyond the first ounce. This IS or
dered in virtue of the provisions Of an act Of
Congress, approved March 3, 1919.
And in pursuance Of the same act, it is re-
quired that letters which are refused at the Of
fee OF delivery, BY the parties addressed, and
| letters which, for any other cause, cannot De
delivered to said parties, shall be Immediately
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rt1r uomE BEREAVEMENT.

The character ct this new department recently
created py Congress may be Substantially gamer
ed from the following particulars : Il is 10 have
Secretary and Chief Clerk, The former at Sal
ary OF $1,000, and the later al salary OF -,
600; and all its other officers are 10 be taken from
he other Departments along with The Bureaus,
which aIepo be transferred fro !, them 10 the Home
Department. The new Department lakes IRON
The Stale Department The superintendence and
control Of The Patent Office and Census-irom
The Treasury Department, the control oil the
Land Office, The Coast Survey, and the Light
House RUreau-from the War Department. me
Indian and Pension offces-ifom The Navy De-
panmen, the Naval Pension Burpau-and from
the Executive, the confrol OF The Pehi'en'lary
and the Commissioner of Public Buildings.
That is The heads OF these several Bureaus are
10 report 10 the Secretary OF The Home DePaf'-
mem, (instead OF reporting, as heretofore, 10 the
above named heads OF departments, TespecllVeiy)
and 10 The Executive.
Moreover, there are 10 be an Assistant Secret
,ary OF the Treasury and a Commissioned
Customs. This measure, j, is true, was recon-
mendvd BY Mr. r J. Walker, and was carried
by his great influence aone-bnl il was not a
Cabinet measure, and was opposed by large
portion oi lie Democracy. We cannot bu'
view with alarm measure calculated 10 swell
the power and iuGueuceof The Federal Govern
ment. There is much force in The view Of Sena-
tor j. M. Mason, who moved TO amend By
striking cut Secretary Of The Interior" and IN
serl!ng Assistant Secretary Of lie TIcasufy."-
He strongly objected 10 the addition \ another
10 the Cablnet-as il contemplated an entire re.
organization Of The Goverrmcnl-and smacked
OF purpose OF restoring The old Federal system
OF swallowing up State rights in sofI OF F'e-
deral oigarchy. |, had been defeated from The
day, OF Alexander Hamilton AID We regret 10
seq sQrcrpl AL Inc present time,
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Mis-. SHtFFEY's SELECT SCHOOL 70!
YOUN II La DIES,

AT KiLDkSMA, SrAUSTOS, Virginia.
AIRS SHEfFEY having been "blIc by clftuG
WI stances u engage The task ~ education tass
this method Of calling attention 10 tho School und'
her care.
The Seminary which she formerly conducted h1'
whln the lat three or y-ars gwen place p
rriy sctoOtth- number limited Ia freireal ~ 1bUr
are required IT, br b ardrfs By ih- change, Mr,
feels much heii-r enabled do her dny L. thc'
committed 10 hrr care, the small number al pupils q:
united INTO the school rendering u comparatively tfi
Tor her exercise parental supervision over them
The cnltya o htbits nratnrss, order and pgt'!
ualiiy. the development and regulation of tn- int
ua powers, and above all, the careful tfaining q ~
moral part are wha' Mrs shefry understands b, ~
word Nor dos size affect Ia drspsr lhi.'
adurnWrnt, of thu s-nilrr winch und.f ~
mead 81 'Raunrt- aud arcGmplis Inn. mt she fiSI
mol thnk grace oi manner drfacis aught from benz
fence 81 feeling, or The ability 10 give pleasure feEif
the desire Ia do - al All ihr less audhbir.
As frga'ds The course al study adopted by her, w
:. would merely say, she has ioand from rIprreatl
mat the time allotted 10 tins county t. the rducand
Young ladies l. too -hou 10 admit Of Their maxim. =
real atlalnmrnt III the mot fireie 81 The seitHto
she prefers, therefore, That her pupils, as gene
ihirg. Should undertake a few branches al a iime
gGur an accurate knuwlrd aud C-aT understand \
of them, aud proceed gradually 10 snch other bfla-
as their stay at school VIII admit.
Mrs Shenry hopes, IN conclusion, that all conh'
children Il her viii find her h'tlr rsiabli-hn'i
what she rndravurs L. make TIA refined and hii
humr, a school Tor mental Improvement, and nuf|
II plrty.
The next session VIII commence on Tursdsy y
trst day Il Nay, and end the last dy oi Srptetnte
TERMS, per session Of i've moniis-haii payaot
advance
Board and tuition in English,
French,
Music On the Piano, with singing and use Of ins!rG.
mrnt,
''u-c IN the Guitlr. and Latin, Z, the charges q
Prnirysur
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u Tyler. Hon l. = III,
-nn. Erasmus Stumbling, Esq, Benz Craa ford f.,
sIorhian. E,g, ~ 4 7 THRILLING. and Hon a u y y
lr Gunton; lion g baldwin, - Raidein =
and u u ,.nilahrr, Richmond; lion Il M.ade ~
ba-y; Hon : i"mas. gsea.rek,bnrg; Andre" hP
tsl, C'a-testnrn. J.F,r'oR roUa'yi Cen ) II Lr~i"
Hon pan.rI -mirh, Hotkn., hdm county.
March l6-cL1wi9
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SUMNER COURSE OF MEDICAL
STRUNTlON. In RICHMOND. Va

~ VI Mex COURSE OF MEDlIhL .
STRUcTlOS, IN RICHMOND, Va
rENiiE course OF summer Instruction, IN the ~
branches o. M-disil Eiuc itlnn, VIII BE- 't'a Z.
IL lhr i,rn of Lectures AMI Examinations, % :,
day, April 10Th, and be- continued, under the iu''
ing arrangement. until The mode 81 October.
TX rCHRi 0H -
Anatomy and Physiology .by Carter ?. Johnston
surgery. Surgical Asatomy and Mateua h's"'
Charles He'll Gibson, VI ID. ;, >.
Practice Of Medicine and Oo,ts,rics Joy James ~
way, ". u.
Chemistry aai Pharmacy, b. ; Nsunn y.
During the course ,an'y ,wn Lectures WI ~ -.
ed each day, rbrs -gag TO thu STUDENT amor -
reading aud TOR n, study uf The various G'lh'ea'
which VIII Dr constantly brought - ~ az y"
Students will hlv- access A all tinit- " -, y ,
of The lnfirmary of rhr Medical college ano " 7
Richmond Aims. fIup.s. ,. ~.
Abundant opportunity viii be afforded for sbe =
Of Practical Anatomy Il
Fee for the whole course, -.,,,i
r,rt.t. for ,rr course win be issued BY the seer.
CARTER p. JOHNSON, >edepl
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