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Election of Auditor of s,.,c

On the second day of this month the General As. senibly, by joint vote Of the two Houses, elected she Auditor. Below we give the names of the members whe voted, to wit:
 Those Senators who voted for Elias N. Conway were Mcssrs Black, Bprke, Dickson, F1e4nagia, Gould, McCsmy, foiaderter, Reyburn. Shaw, Simpson, Watkins, and Mir prcsident-l2.
 Those who voted for c. c. Danley wste. Messrs. chian, Clarke, Hampton, Maxwell, MccIsin, Mitchell, URderAHf, Wilson aud Williamson g.
 Those members of the House of Representatives who voted for Elias N Conway were: Messrs Berry, Clark. Collins, Crow, Dickson, Damn, Dye. Flour noy, Galbreath, Garner, Hammock, Harris, Hens lee, Leslie, Lester, Marshall. Mitehe Montgomery, Kettles, Parks. Preston, Refeid, Riggs, Rowan, Wetson. Wilson, of Washington, Hoods and MT. SPeuker-2s.
 Those members of the House who voted for C. C. Daniey were MeSsrs. Baker, B6riFond, Bumpass Deeds, DOdsOn, Ederington. Enyari, Erwin, Farmer Flsfehsr, Feathcrston, Gage Gilmer, Greer, Cor don. Higgins, Howard, Hudgens, Mad@sr, Moore Murphy, Patrick. Pettus, Price, Reynolds, Sadler Scott, Smith. Stirmaa, SiiiA, Thompson, Trqpnaa and Wilson of Crawford--33.
 Mr Rsi!ingsey voted for J. Nj Ross
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" The General Assembly of this State ad. louFned sine die on Wednesday, the 10th iiIs. aer accepting tho resignation of Gov. Drew.
 His Excellsney Richanl c. Byrd, as President o the Senate, is now the acting Execative of tn, State. aniil asucecssor is elected by tue people
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ss ssfilof.se. ln ss iofhiiop and adoption s fhss fandsnsenssl aw. have ihe FIgt Co deiesn.lnc this ausstioii, without lavtani violation eE the sutsr nud spisis of ths csnssiinsIon of Ihs Uasd ssases
 RtsoEss4 That aay attempt hy cougrass es ey ss set Of any state legislature, CT by any other sa thosity, save that admitted h shs foregoing rssoiu tIon. will be viewed and treated as an astempi te interrupt tho friendly feelings of the psepse of the seyeraI States of the union-at war wiih good neghborhood and the principles and Hpirit ot haF- mony that dictaisd inc Union of tbe States and sae versiye of the glorious objects contemplated by the fgun,ers of the constitution. Be fsrthtr yesotred by this General .issslAhly That t does not feel itself called upon tOoer any thing moro than this deliberate expression of ePlR- ion in favor of the rights co-cxisteRt with our government.
 And the Secretary of the State be. and he is here by, required 10 transmit copies of these resolutions to our delegation in COngress-to the President oi the United States, and to Governors of the several i States.
 Message of tho Governor, inclosing eommuni- cation from John R. Hughes, mneraIOgist, relative to the mineral resources of the State. Referred ts the Committee on tho Memorials.
 House resolution for the relief of James Lawson was passed.
 l Mir. Gould introduced a bill to amend the law re,atye to assault and battery. Read twice ana l rejected.
 Message from the House. announcing the adop ton of resolution rescindng the resolution to ad ] journ sine die on lhe sth January. The bill for the relief of George BrOdie. supesin tendent of the penisentiary, was passed. Mir. McClain introduced bill to prevent thc sal, of ardent spirits to Indians. Read three times aut passed
 The bill declaring Big Bayou Metre narigahl' stream, passed.
 Mir Hampton introduced bill to define the dutie of Land Agent. Read three times and passed. Il House bill for the relief of Gideon G. Pace, lat sheriff of Benton county, was passed.
 The bill to amend the charter of Little Rock, wa passed.
 House bill No. l75. concerning the sale of th, 10th sections, was passed.
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D. The mail due on sunday night did not arrive until yesterday. and brought us nothing new. The sholsfa is on tue decrease In New oreans but like gSsat snake. Is slowly winding it's way up the Mississippi river.
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THE PRiAaRv ScHooL BILI..- We publish, by request, npon the outside of to-day's paper, a bl introduced by Major Fcarnoy, of Desha for the es- 'ablishmeni of system of primary schools in this State. Although it failed to become law al this session Of the legislature, il was deemed proper by it's publication to direct the attention of the people to it. and obtain their sanction, through some future legislature, to plaa of education so successfully pursued in other States.
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ERIpAY. Iannarv 5.

Mr. Clarke introduced th following resolutions, which were read three tansaand passed:
 Rssolssd, That the territory recently acquired by purchase from Mexico, Ike hat whichwas acquired of France, is the common property of the people of the United States, and, therefore. equal privileges and equal rights heiug resticted in them, previous to the formation of their Stae conventions only by the constitution of the Uget States and that neces- sity which military government imposed. previ- zens of the United Stass:
 Rssaired, That the political power of Congress over any organized territory, territory in course of organization extcnss no further than the measure of the grant in the constitution which authorizes the regulation of the righ of Congress in and to prop erty in said te1risery
 Rescsred, That the citizens of the State of rkan- in engrating to aay territory, the property of she United States, have the same political rights, regarding their Persoas a selr property, that ,ey have exercised dnrng their residence in said Ssate except far the looa authorities of the free el- zens of said territory, f organized may affect such tights,
 Rsseirsd, That the Cenerl Assembly views. wiil. deep concern and disaPRrOb&op. the growing inter. ference of the people of uing O the free Stztrs with the institution of slavery inthe District of Cogam, bia where l has existed from tiue lmmeulorias. as well as lie wantOn attempts through the aetiea of CoagEess, to interfere with the establishment sf such institutions in the regulation of the property of the people of the several States emigraiing or wAo may hereafter think proper carry with them their slavsprOPery in any terrtOsY acquired by purchase, or otherwise.
 Rssesnsd. That slavery is local institution, ts be gosernsd aloae by the muaisipa laws passed by the people Of he several States or orgasizea territory
 Reseased. That the right sf property in slaves k PFescEptive rght. found b existence prior to the formloa of the eensiitatica of she Uaited States, or that of any ef the States, and ases nc. ezs i:s existence 10 said constitutions bat only recogairsd hy them ia he provisions and gaaraatees made in it's rule and government.
 Rs~etcta ihas 10 legal CT political power apSa sarsh,esssP, ,ha. ef the people ef the several State,
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Gen. +. N. Conway.

It will be seen. in our advertising columns, that this gentleman proposes to practice law and attend to ti" collection 0f debts throughout the State. In addition to this, he Will establish an office of land ageucy. for the payment of taxes, buying and sell ing lands, &c.
 Where Gen. Conway is known, i, would be use less Tor us to attempt any advocacy of his peculiar fitness for such employment. To others, we would only say that, for many years he has devoted hm- self 10 the management of the finances of the State as auditor and to her landed interests His manner oi performing the arduous duties of hi. otfice have wen for him high character for peobity, honesty and indastry, and his whole life gives assurance that any business undertaken by him. of whatever kind. will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
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lREll INDllEENENfs laF NEW sEBsCRIBERs

rHE RiyRa has risen in the last twenty -four hours sbcntd fifteen feet. and is still rising.
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s,,aoof Ear ia Egyri The EgyFsiss tss..fi meat i,.. ;..s ssoe.ssassea desssing tr . aaan ,o mourn more than three as :, Se for basbaad- If she monrns the los @ ps,s. the aosesnaeni assuIes her that ts Supfes s,ht,, oI tiSe Uns,esse wiIi make hes tongue sess ,t le0g, &ith other dssagtseahir shsasfs O. x 1''''N fo 6s tEeBiieHea.
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TrEspAr, January s,h

The Senate resolved itself into eemmiltee of the whole. the bal of the Hosse making sppropria. sions fer she year isAs 1850, and part ef Isis and for balances dae from tae State Afse. some t,Gse the eoamiisee and reported the bsll back 6 the Senate, with sardsS amendments. which were read, and adopted by the seaat,-
 Message from tie House, announcing that Il had ecneasFed in t.e resela,icn fixing o'clock, P. @s
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osissios.-Ths proceedings of the meeting held in this city last week, in relation to the consiruc ton of the great road through this country s the Pacific, by some accident, was overlooked. They snail appear next week.
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T Lstier froa Csiitorais.-Tne New London Chronicle has Cafcraia letter, in which the wri,er says:
 Our business thus far has been goci. Yesterday
 day and washed cut roaRa ei gold myself \ pretty good days work. yoa will say; yes. and hard one too. lakoFed not less than IS nouns in order to accomplish il.
 Labor et all kinds is well paid here; this. in my opinion. wili be the case tor ysaFs-to come II Is impossible to predict what cha, ges few months will pioiaee. The rush of penr,s here Is fnraense The amonnt of gold taken oat of the cath here IS pradigeas. There are hundreds cf persons who daily eblain f5om haif pound ia Two poaat. each; spHs fortunate enes will ohssin pound in an hour This cannot last long. Ksry many of she rich de- rosites Aaye already been thoroughly drained The business $ already preearseas depending very much npon luck. in finding rich place. Alnaost any one hoyseser, with eomFnea ssgaeity, may average from an nunee so twp ounces per day. Before per soLs can astise froa the S.aes ii wilt in ali pfoha- billy beeoa~ less lucrative. They need not how ever fear bat that they do well and get rich if they are healthy. industrious aud prudent On the coast ihis country IS naeemmoRiy healthy, but on scGs of the rivers there is considerable sickness
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's 1 Gfaerai Cas- dei;vvrea tlse a0naal ai isr~,ss ssiFfs se- Sfv Engiaai socie;y, at Drsrss, a ths @@2 liss
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1Ir The Rev. Bishop Freeman, accompanied by the Rev Mr. Gfllstt, both of the Episcopal Church wiil be in fctofiaeu sr ahoat Tuesday next where they purpose spending q day or two among our estizens, and holdlng divine ser.ice. An aeauain- tance formed with the Bishop some years ago, enables us to say, that he Is a most interesting preacher, as well as agreeable gentseman. We trust cur citizeus V III turn cut to hear hisn,
 From Victoria taey wtsl go to Lavaea, which place they wih he as ahsnt hslslay or Friday ef mex, ucek.- Hxas fdsoeats, I5tA kH
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SATURDAY, January D. Message from the House, announcing the passage of the bill providing for the sale of the Saline lands. Message from the House, announcing that Messrs. Trapns Smith, Mitchell, Fletcher, Stirman, Bill lingsy and Marshall, had been appointed on the part of the House, as committee to act with a similar committee to be raised by the Senate, to superntend the burial of the remains of the Hon. AMBROSE H. SEVER.
 The message was read and concurred in by the Senate, and Mcssrs. MsCamy, Gould, Clarke, Poindexier and Reyburn, appointed to act with the committee of the House.
 Leave of absence was granted Mir. Hampton, for the remainder of the session also, to MT William scn
 On motion, the Senate adjourned; meet again at a o'clock, to attend the burial of Hon Ambrose II. Sevier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
CURIOSITY GEATIFlED.

The Wing under the caption ct ~ Sale De
vice." comments on letter in The Uaion from
"a Whie," iebakins The course Of Air Clayton;
says that h,ncyer The venerable c'ician
Chen Of the EnquirerD was particularly 'had>
up, his favori,e expedica Tor ex'Iicaiion was The
authority OF some Wing, usually dencmnacd
frank or manly or some other surerlalive
sort oil Whig"-assers, in regard 10 these "in.
vincible and Intangible Wings" that "Enquirer
Wings" ten years ago, "was phrase common.
ly uttered with knowing wink''-ard c1rrrs-
ses lis surprise lha, the EiiIor should coninrc
al washington 10 play "the bald humbuc." Thc
wing concludes with h. following sc!i-copfaen,
NOE OF exu'ia,ion:
by The way, We have often though, that there
was no animal II The physical word We wcul.
give as mich money io see, as one Of .hest
Richie Wigs They nus b, cu.ious monsters
indeed"
Without STOPPING TO rspcl The irsinualiors Of
The Wing, which on their face bear their own con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

CONN ;IsCIiL RECORD.
.:IcnmonD asAax nTs. SEPT. 80


TOBACCO-The brcaas arc very small
also, The stock on hand in The warehouse tor sale
prices for Common and good fully IS Gents 81
per hundred higher than IN July; while The fine
st:mmin3 and shipping SORTS aic lower. Luss.
ct las, years crop sell .; $3 3 50 Tor COM
mon; good 81 50; common leaf IS, 90 q 8
Is; gcoi 81 so n 4 fine 81 80 a 81; fac
manufacturing So 10.
ELOUR-S5 a 5 % demand small; prices
ending downwa d.
WHEAT-l0U l05 cents for le and wh &c,
ca,h.-2A cents mcre on credit.
CORN-53 SIS cents, cash and credit.
CORN MEAL-65 cents.
OATS--30 cents per bushe.
FISH icrrinss ale very scarce; Gu, aG so
& IS; Gross "a. a 4 Is; ;had so SsG dull.
BACON Virginia cured 3 GEMS, hog rouad;
Western Sides 7 cts. Shoulders d III cts
Hams Il "a lc; Toid " Wilson'S hog round Sc.
LARD-Barlcls 8 els; kegs :. a . cts.
WhiSKET-2S cents tor Rccliiief.
SALT-l.ast sales from wharf IS PC. sack
from sicte 81 Is.
COFFEE-we quote Rio AT :. s cents;
t.1guayra 8 C.; ST. Domingo 6 a IL cca!s
Poro Rico Ia Il; Java 81 a II cents.
RICHMOND, srp. 20, 1919.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CATTLE-Scalcw weight g IS - , IS, a. in
gna.iy Ezra iihe woa!i command S3.
HOGS - 10 50 50 nett
SHEEP and LAMES-si 50 io1 Il, r,,.
MUrTONS Fl IS 10 81, hc", as in quality
J. Sa3,K.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
Telegrarhed Tor the baltimore American.

EHILAHELTHI4, s'NI TT, Z, r NJ
The Intelligence iiom washington .n,inucs
10 operate untavofah,y OH he S.oci; Mark /. AK:
Government, Securities are Eiuch pnscule!, with
a declining tendency. Sales oi PENIS lgania SIS
al 81 SIT.
Tie -Four Market is qaic'. Sales today OF
so.ae 500 barrels common bra; d, a, 81 81 :.
The receipts Ct Grain aic to fair ex;cn',
with SAILS vi red Wheat al lG2 loo cents, ami
White do. ilS ll2 cents. Carn is steady-sass
OF 5000 bushels yellow a,6i IS cents. Oats
% a 30 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
THE WHEELING; DISTRICT

Gave Cas- and Butler 4 majority ot some
500, YET, from misunicis AIMING among tie
friends OF those w;a were named for the pos
last Spring, The lamea,cl Newman was retafned
by about d25. Trusting in continuance Il
these dissensuns, The Wh's Paprfs here talk As il
there was chance To capture the district. We
mention The fact 10 pa, our l.ichia on The
guard, anl 10 urse Ecm 10 unite on orc
man, and bsitl The hopes of tie enemy
While Taylorisln is tccayins every where. II
would be shame 10 see Vmsn'a's bright IS.
crtchen socd " failure in such district
from any cause. With energy and union, and
The principles aid honor 0: Virginia as their
bcacun-iighIs, all mus be well
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
Telegrarhed for the Ba!lim &c American.
WAsulSornE Sept 80 p ii.

M. poussir. Ike French Minister, has arrived
in the oily. There are no other facts known ii
reference to the difficulty between cur soveIa-
ncnt ard hia than those already made public.
d. s2ai, i have haer received q. the War d.
partmeni OF. Florida, s'a'ing tia, he Cast OF
the Seminole d slams al conncc,icn with lhr
late ou'rages, and has agreed 10 deliver the o.
te, dcis ever 10 the UDi!ei Sales Authorities for
trial.
Gen. Twigss has called council OF officers H..
selher al Charlotte t!arhor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
Telesrai he'd for The Baltimore American.
Nrw 0eIyIN. Sooi rs II M

Advices have ben received from Havana
10 the Sh instant Al las, adviccs the sand
of Cuba was prrl,cily tranquil No in>urrrc-
tionaiy movements apparent and nothing ser-
Gus appTchented. a rcpon was curreni, said
10 be founded on reliable niorma,ion hat
il had been determined 10 Gccimatc The re.
VOTED Resi.n.nl-or, in other words, accord
lug 10 the old Roman custom. select, without ia
vor or Partially, crc'y tenth man from III, rauks
is they stand in order, aad pu! them 10 death.
In The Cotton market OF New Orleans, yeser-
day, there were OILY 80 bales sod. Faciofs are
askinr extreme prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

Ho neglected TO state last Tuesday, as VIC
were requested, that the Grafton Of Judge Ma
son on the life ond character Of MIR Polk. has
been deferred BY unavoidable circumstances
The visitation Of Tue cholera and absence of so
many from The city postponed the matter for
some ,ime-and Judge r.iason, with the Drec-
tors aud Engineer, is now in the Kanawha re
gicn, on an excursion 10 explore The best route
and mode for the comp'eiioa oil the James
River and Kanawha Improvement. We are
requested TO state that the Eaosy will be deli
vercd in this city about the 2jth Octuber- and
i, will, we predict, be worthy Of publ; atleu,
tian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

Ii has leaked out from an cilicc-ho!aer al
Washington, WHO is an intimate associate d; the
While House, that ncgt month General TayuT,
no, satisfied with his prcscn! GaGne', hot oac
man Of whom he had seen before their scler:icr,
means 10 remodel his Cabinel, AID 10 smooth
their descent by seudias them I'll on foreign mis-
sions. Tbs course has been warmly pressed by
the New York Mirror, New York Herald, aud
Other Taylor oTsans, as The only salvation OF
sinking cause, ahi would certainly be most wis
Tor the Cabinet could mol be worse than il IS
Among other specuIalcns as 10 the Succession,
the Louisville Democrat recommends Tie follow
ing:
J G Bennett OF New York. Secretary OF STATE.
George d Prentice o! Kentucky, Secretary oi
War.
Fnz llcniy Warren. Secretary Of the Tl@a-
suly.
Truman Smith, Home Department.
John NprYeli VI Michigan, Secretary {! thu
Navy.
A G Bullh,, Attorney Genera.
PaISon B.ownlpw ul Tennessee, Postmaster
General,
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OFFICIAL VIEW.

Yesterdays Republic pab!is1cs three CO.
umns explanatory q The i.c : in the PoIssn
case, substantially confirming The statements
given in another column. |; as) gives iei>
t.fs from MIR. Clayton aud Mr.. poussin.-
The Republic SAYS that the circumstances
DO mol establish Of nect ssiiy unlIenily re-
aiions between this country ard Fiance--
for every nation is Ill libefy IT. dis Mss a
iotcisn minister, on the occurrence OF anything
oll:nsive 10 lis dignity or character. Fir Maj
isua dismissed Mr. Jackson, the BRUSH Minister,
and yet No difficulty took place bslwsen The
two countries. Tie future depends upon The
course France lhinas proper Ia take. Unless She
is "cmulous o, difficulty with h country, no
di.tu barce OF our friendly relations Can possibly
occu,."
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1'c.esrs phod 'ot lnr /; llimo:e Am ,icao.

Nsw fon., Sep 10 & i NJ.
The Sleek market conlinu,s dull and prices II
Government. securities declining un.cr The efcc,
0. The news from Washington Prices loo I'M
seady 10 luo!e larry. Exchange Oh London 9
par cen, prem. Money ca>y.
Thtre his been quite an active business in
B,ur to-day. Tae sales amour, III all 10 ID 900
5tIs AT IL Il 81 In - 81 Southern 10.
81 IS - Ttefe has teen cool lie.
mand ior "hea; sales in all @! IL G0o bushels
Il, iooAl03 c;s for RED, lDs els Tor superior
white, aad i;eilio els. for Geacsee. Corn is
s'ea:y; but rather declining sales of 10000
bushels a, 57a59 CTS. for mixed 81 cts fgr yell
low Oats 80 c..
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ANOTHER pnYslClAaS TESTIMONY.

NJ flEh I Ii slIla ~ -sIo-N
sir. EnwLr-D1ar Sir: .uI!I send you 4 duzen ctr
tlfica,us s.oag ani decisive OF tie really sentative RI
feets III your valuable Ga!sam OF Will Cherry wiIhin
the past Twelve mouths, under my own supervision
and direction. lucred, ! know OF few pers'as wh"
have used II, comparatively. hnt Commend H. IN tnr
strongest terms. 4 Case OF Asthma, IN. s-vrTr>t |
ever saw Ia which was called = month ago, evinsnd
The suprrinritv al Line Ralram hiss disease Lac ted e.,
weeks ani Tie ,iysI AID suffering dreadful, lie
sat up every night. The gentleman Told Ia give
him something last lin home, III miles, so that lie
mil ht his wife aud child, and die III pracr. gave
him bottle of The IIastnI, aud tuGr ounces Of
syrup sguiils directing him 10 ahr spoonful doses
of best bordeaux olive oil, when The difficulty ui
breathing greatest. Next day forced hs DESCEND
ent IN, ana made him take SIX bottles II NIs;ars
El,sam of HilG Cherry home with him Is ! present.,
he having alleged tI,it lie had used ,mucI expensive
medicine 10 no profit. List week alr 4. called and
express ed his lratilcr 10 in the manner,
said the medicine had saved his ts, paid ms nh'ir
bill, and took s1 bottles more, aud left my utlic ior
home, rejoicing. Very respectfully youts,
WIN. SHAW, VI. ID.
Washington. North caroliaa August IL. 1917.
y beware nf countrrtrIis None Is scuuiar, unless
signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper.
11c For sale by GAYAOK & WOuD aud ALEX
AMBER DUYhl, only Agents la Richmond. sept. 10
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MERCHANDISE,
e.s,-as3rkncs....

fNllE undersigned have i,,m.a
4 snip " DIR The name and s,yr a, I,',TaIlne'
81 JOHNSTON, lor ihc parposc ~ -. nobLEl
a general DRY GOODS tus.u 8 u cohcuc'iL:
Ih'y have AIKEN The s;o'e No In ~.
mex; toof above Mcssrs Milchfll !, IAN va. stree
Wi! open about the 20a ia,t. w1h Yer AIT
cn'!e .N,,c &foek Of G0oas. when - ,s' a'"s' IL
Pleased to- sc her :f'e4,!s AMI n. ~, Shi J.,
rally. THOMaS u bun; ~ ~ GEM
WILLIAM r. JUiiTSno.
SEP -.2aAu "iON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BairIaokE
-NEBICfL DEP-aR .Na.YT.
THE annual session for ls41 aud 50 will
i commence, with IGtroduc,ory Lectures. on
The last Monday in October next.
The daily Lectures thereafter will be icm2o.
rari!y delivered in the commodious building
neatly h1'ed up for The purpose, OH Liberty St ,
ole door nort, Of Baltimore.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
John G. 5. altnkur, NJ D. Institutes and
Practice Of Medicine; Med. Jurisprudence and
Mental Diseases
George q. NJ. Rob 'rts. NJ. y -ob,,eiric. and
Diseases OF Women and Chiden.
Reginald N. Wright, a. NJ. NJ. ID -"hams.
try.
A. snOwjen p'sgo't, A. NJ NJ D.-Anaiomy
and Physiology
X N Wright, A. NJ NJ. D.-sureery
A. S. P.gs",, A ". NJ b -Therapen.es,
Mat Mcdica and lIygle.a
lac duties OF The DsmDnst.ator will lie prr.
10 med BY The Professor Of Anatomy.
The Facalty have at lhcii command the most
aT'p'c means, apparatus, moies. &c for n
course as thorough and complete - j. '!.hvercd
III Tie best regulated institute ia III tic coGn.
Try The . stelrical models are he largest
aud bes. ever imported, atd were procured in
Fans. at great cost.
Tic Faculty intend, as soon as possible, 10
Ill ire vacant Chairs with ges'Ic:ncn thor )ugh.
" qualified 10 meet the responsible duties
thereof.
They pledge themselves 10 rnwesrcl dcyo
ton 10 The interests Of all who may be disposed
10 put themselves Under tacir tuition
Tickets 81 oich Diploma 80; Demonslra.
Tor :l0i hairIculation -. Stu tents arriving
! in tie city are requested 10 call On some M IN :
Der ot TIC Faculty, who will give advice with
regard to The selection OF boarding house, SC.
For lhFtfer information, address the Dean
Of he Faculty.
REGINALD N WRIGHT,
No. lO3 West Fayetle street,
Sept 10 2aw3W ''e''