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Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

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IL a, Con,, of Sua,sf
n, he Cour, House, on Monday, the 18th day OF Au
CYRUS harding, Guardian TO Harriet Backerby, or
phan of William Blackberry, deceased CoHp''s'
Harriet Blackerby, Thomas Blackersy, Joseph
Blaekeby, John Angel and sallyh. Wis' VINO IVA, ~aa
Angel and Thomas Revier and Betsy bis wife, who
Thmas svi.r Defendants.
The defendants, Thomas Blackerby and Joseph
Blackerby, and John Angel and wife, ana Inomas
Revier aud wife, no, having entered their appeaiaI
and given security according TO the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and il appearing by sails
factory evidence that they mol inhabitants OF lns
Commonwealth IL is ordered that the said defendants
do appear before the justices of our said Court al inc
Court House. the second Monday 10 November mex,
and the plaintiffs BILL and that copY oil this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer,
apaper published In the City of Richmond, for TWO
months and posted q. the iron. aoor OF inc
Aug. &-cw2m STiTh, Z. u
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ORANGE ACADEMY

THE next session of this School will commences on
i the first Monday In September noIt. The Prnci-
or daily attendants at the school, The studies pursued
are such rs are required qualify youth for business
or the various literary institutions of the country The
urincpal ~ Il graduate Of high standing of Williams
College, Massachusetts,, and favorably known as Z
teacher In Virginia.
Ttr.ns Of ddmi5sisn per sessioH Of tea monthsf
Board and tulun Including lights, lodging, &c, Si3u
Tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages, ~
Mathematics aud Natural Sciences, =
Elementary branches, ~
One half payable ut the middle Of tie session, the
balance at the close Of the year.
References mddet
Rev Jos Earnest, Orange Richard wills. Orange
Rev Dan' Ewing lr Peyton GrYGles,
Lewis u Williams " Thomas Robinson
Jos A Williamson VIM Clarke
NB-Board can be Obtained at various private houses
in the village.
hly address is Orange Court house, Virginia.
July l3-c,Septl JOHN F ALLEN, Principal.
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RICHMOND PRODUCTS.

The New York Dry GOODS Reporter has The
following:
BLANKers-We have been sh,wa an article
OF Domestic blankets, manufactured by The Vir.
GINA Woolea Co al Richmond, which will com.
pete in quail i!h he finest imported of the same
styles This company manufacture from , 10
1900 per week. and their limitation OF the hIan-
kets made b. the celebrated firm Zoe, Graner &
Co., is petiecI.
In the woclen trade there is much irmness on
The part Of holders, ard lhe impression that wool
en- fabrics Of all kinds must advance, appears to
be universal.
BRowH SAEErisos AND SHlRr Nu,-The ad-
vance noticed IN our report OF last week has been
toleraby We'll sustained. Ii is the opinion OF
many who have been long engaged 10 Inc cotton
trade that This great sape, so ia, from experience
Ing any permanent decline, will again advance
and rule even higher than The present rates Tor
some time 10 come.
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william and Mary College.

H,E next session Of this Institution will commene e,
on The LIST day Of October, with The following Fa
RICH, Rev JOHN JOHNS, D D, Professor Moral PHI
loscphy.
NREvERLY TUCKER, Professor of Law.
BENJAMIN T EWELL, Professor OF Mathematics
s.oHIAN SMEADs, Phi D, Professor of Humanity
NlLLiAM T HoPkfES, 81. Professor oil Chams-
HENRY A WASHINGTON, Professor OF History and
Political Economy.
Rev sILAs TOTTEN, d, Rhetoric and In.ellec,u-
al Philosophy.
By the laws Recently enacted, the fun Cole iate
for the degree OF a. g. embraces period of four
,ssrs. There will be four regular cassesvz Fresh
an. Sophomore, Junior and Senior-to one Of which
..eh stad6ht except tie lew sIGd-ne, mus. beoGg--
Candidates for admission TO tue Freshman class must
aat least foorteenyears old and pass an examination
IN The English, Latin. and Greek Grammars, Cesar.
nse books,) virgil's Eniad, Greek Testament, (St.
John and the Acts) or their equivalent Arithmetic and
e:csrephY. Those who are prepared 10 ioin higher
!t.s, will be alloWed,o do sd on examination.
There Will likewise be English Scientific Course,
70 be completed in two years The candidate for The
Science Course must be fifteen years Of age and present
ne written request Il not Of age. OF his parent
Grammar, Geography, the first four books Of Geometry
I'D Algebra Though equations OF the secana degree.
The students satisfactorily completing this coutss VIII
BE- entitled TO certificate with the College seal affixed.
There will also be a Course Of Law, proicients III
which win bs entitled to the degree Of L. d.
ExaENsEs:
sor the session of nine months, the College fees
for undergraduates are S66
Beard and hire OF furniture leo
Washing, fue and lights, from SIS TO IS
slsl
Ths fees for law students are Ss5
Board, $50
S95
Copies Of the laws may be obtained by written appli-
esllon-post paid--to Judge Tucker, Williamsburg.
Aug 7-c2cwsw
SJ- IL BE- published twice week for eight weeks lii
ptrhn nd In Gin Ga1a ham
iNnrchmnn. Norfolk Rnncnn and RaIriph Star.
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my HUPCI Hd ue.
SAMUEL REEVE
For the Erauirsl
For Inc Enquirer.
THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

see il stated in the newspapers, that Inc VS.
itors OF the Virginia Military Institute are 10
meet in Winchester in September, fer me puf-
pose Of ascetainiIs the eypediency Of removing
the Military institute 10 that place Against lhis
measure, there are many obvious and strong OBJ
iections; nor can imagine single reason 10
recommend ha projected removal The only
one urged, as lar az know, is that Inc parade
srouLd al Lexington Is TOO limited. lis True,
that afae space would be better; but il is equal.
" true, that the present parade ground has been
found sutficien, 10 train The corps OF Cadels most
admirably and efficiently; and that TO enlarge.
menl OF The area ol this muster field can compen-
safe Tor The enormous expense al which the re.
mova must be eifeced, il decided upon. Ard
why should il lie Elade2 Lexington is certainty
| a much healthier location than the ono pro-
posed; situated in The midst oil rtmlrkaby in
| lrliscnl and M raj population, certainly present.
| ins mach lever temptations 10 vice ard dissipa-
ton Than town oil The population OF Winchester
Tine arsenal also (Which is a consideration Of
some importance, is in more central location
Than il will occupy il removed 10 near The boz
| der OF the Stale. ladeet, am utterly al loss
10 devise The IA ,lives which led to proposition
so irrational and absurd; and as citizen oil
Virginia, feeling deep inteTes, in an Insii'u.
| lion, oil which she has Just reason 10 be proud,
pro, ,,l against measure, which seems TO m, des
iitutc of even the sembance Of reason 10 jus.
tify il. Would not an individual be thought
destitute of common sense, who would sacrifice
valuable pr.per y. merely TO crafty the idle
and unf.unded suggestion Of some person or
persons, that although this Pope y was valua,
BILE, we'll managed and profitable, it would be
wise 10 sell it al quarter or enc third OF It's
cos, and inves. two or three times its cost, IN
another place, and for the Same purpose, ee
cause there was some trIflins Inconvenience
attached 10 the property, which had hitherto
fulfilled all the objecs be WISHED aud desired, 10
an extent, which ELECTED universal appreciation
and commendalion9 And what would De folly
in he management. of private concern, surely
canno, be wisdom in the conduct OF Paoilc
institution. II is TO be hoped that The press in
Virginia, which ought 10 guard against tne
was of the means of public instruction, NJ
ioip in conJsmning so eSt;avasant and unca.lc-
for an experiment as the propos removal.
a VIRGlNIAN.
[some of the Visitors Of the NJ litaty Insti
tute passed through Richmond, yesterday, fo
Winchester, where they will meet 90 Isl Sep
,elber. The instructions o! the Legislature
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KENT UCkY

We observe with pleasure thai J.bn w s,c
venson and John D. Morris, worthy sons OF vir-
einia al d sterling Democrats, are elected 10 The
Convention 10 reform The consli,uion--lbe To-,
mer from kcn;on and The latter from Christian
county. II is brish! sign OF The times ttar,bs
convention is Democratic by several votes
Even Old Ksiu'uck is wheeling round 10 her
old position, under The rnlence of he nhetoic
apen
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school at Clifton.

VNIlE fourth year Of my SCHOOL az CIlIoh VIII COM,
i mener on the fth day of October next, and end
on the last day Of July, 1850.
The course Of instruction embracesa thorough pre-
pnralion for College, in Latin. Greek and Aiathe-
matics. "a well Us In the elementary branches oil an
English education.
The number OF scholars Is iimited-only two or three
vacancies are known TO exist.
TERMS Board and Tuition for the scholastic
wear sOp payable SlUU the LIST day of October sl00
ON the LIST dry OF March,
Aug. 7-cw4w FEY ioN haa,iSos'
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II Tue following sensible and truly christian
letter Of Richmond mevchan, TO the Northc
Abollionia,s, is clipped from late New York
Observer, with that plper's brief introduction.
All whose faualicism is not hopelessly insane,
i, would seem 10 US, must DO persuaded by this
expos,ulaton 10 discounlenance any future as.
saults upon Southern feelings and Southern
rights 80 far a, domestic slavery is concerned.
A WORD TO ABoLITIoNlSTS.
Mr. Reeve. now Of Richmond, Va but o ma
tive Of this State, layman, ana commissions.
er who attended the General Assembly Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church (New SchaoD which Leld
is meeting ia May last, has sent Us the follow :
ing article which we choerfully insort and hope
i, may be carefully pondcred BY those 10 whom
il is addrsssed.-N Y Observer.
lam a native of The State OF New York. and
assuch address you. ! love my native State,
and honor all tina, is great and good in if. But,
| love my adopted Safe also, and my knowledge
of her people u. t6es me IN speaking Of them
with confidence. They have their faults, (and
"let him that is without sin cast The fr.lsore,'
hut kuov not more devoted, warm hearted
hody of Christians than is 10 b. found here in
the midst OF slavery. Cease then 10 rilify and
abuse hem, "lest haply ye DC found even to
fsht against God" in the persons oil his people
Cease contcnding nil an imaginary sa- he
abs,rac: question OF slavery Is not Inc one al IS
sue between u.s. Our country oy common con-
sent has decided that lreemen shai: mol ps suoject
ed 10 slavery, and ouf laws make we iofe':
slaye,rade piracy. The question between us is,
domestic slavery as il now exists 10 this country
and the duty Of Shareholders respecting it, Now
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IMMENSE HUNGARIAN MEETING IN
Few YORK.

Er.MaYor Havemeyer presided al the Amer
lean slani-thera were Two other stands. viz, for
The Hungarians and Germans, and Tor The French
and Ilalians-spceches were made by Messrs
Blunt, WalbIitge, Dohany, Sickies, Walsh.
Muntord, Raymond and a native OF Hungary.
OF the address lie Journal Of Commerce says:
"This is q spi.itsd and spirit stirring docn-
nent, and perhaps as free from fault as could
be expected under the circumstances. Ii how
ever il is to 60 forth as the voice OF Eew York,
we regret the severity c.. the terms employed in
regard 20 the President Of France, who possibly
may deserve the foul suspcions which it casts
upon him; but as The evdance 10 this eliect is
far from being conclusive, It is bad policy as
well as lad tasie and bad charity, 10 set him
down as o poisonous viper who seeks only 10
strangle Liber:y, while he processes to cher sh
il. To call Russia and Austria 'incaruste de.
mous,'is also strong language, but finds some
justification ia the horrible butchery in which
they are engaged. Popular assembiagos, now
ever, are not expected TO be very diplomatic in
use of language. In their ca5s language is used
to express the meaning of the hcar,-lol 10
conceal il.
|, will be seen that committee Of D was ap,
poIntcd 10 proceed 10 Washington ard urge upon
The Government, The immediate asd unconditional
.eeogn1tion Of Hungari IN Independence.
The Committee ia as follows:
VIM Z Havemeyer, John Young, Cutting
Henry Raymond, VIM V Brady, DR. A S
Doans, David Graham, ] Philips Phoenix, Rht
EMMETT. Charles Webb. Simeon Draper. Jane
Kelly, F A Tallmadge, Moses Il Grnnsll, Jacol
| Bell, Robert Fl Morris Peter Cooper. Charlie
w Hall, NJ Van Schaich-tiungarians L
Eteisach, S Ludwish NJ RAIDER
Gus,avus Bach.-Italian Gen Ayezzana.
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University Of Maryland.
FAULTY OF YSlC

SESSION OF 1880
TNliE Lectures will commence on Monday 2elh (lc.
tober aud continue until the 18th OF March, euau
IND.
NJ u, LLD
Surgery-NATHAN L SMITH.
Therapeutics, Ma,eria Medica and IIysiene-SA-
MUEL CHEW, NJ d.
Aqalt my and Physinlosy--JQSEPH R0By, MD
Theory and Practice of Medicne--WlLLlAM
POWER, Mn.
RICHARD II THOMAS, MD.
Lecturer on Pathology and nemnnstra,ar of Anato.
my-GEORGE w MlLTENBERGER.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical surar.
~ every day at the baltimore nrmary, opposite The
Medical Callege. The rooms Tor PRACTICAL anatomy
will be opened October lst Gnder the charge Of the de-
aunsiratcr Fees for the entire course S9J Comfort
able board may be obtained in the vicinity OF the Msd
cal College fur 50 50 10 81 50 per week.
WILLIAM E A AIKEN
Aug. l5-c&dU Dean of the Facully
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temporarily re moved, have becn, we understand
re-appoinied' 'ercly because they happened to
have some connexion with The degraded demon,
the city,"
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A TEACHER from the North wishing TO spend a
"A year In the South, would be glad to obtain a
School Of NOT more than thirty scholars high esti-
nvnias TO character and qualifications can be given.
Address, box No 500, Boston Post OfaceJ
Aug 24-3ts
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University Of Virginia.

THE next annual session Gf the University OF vrg
MA will commence on tho ls of October, and con
tnus without interruption until the 10Th Of June. The
University comprises the following Schools and Lee
ilreship-yz
Ancient LIansuases-Pfofessor Gessnsr Harri-
H. Modern LaDsuages-Profsssor Sches De We're,
LID.
III. MISUNDERSTANDING Z, EssYYasAn \ rogers.
v Chemistry ard Ma,sria Msalca-Frof Koben
VI Msdlsne~Prof Henry Howard, ND.
M ANATOMY and surgery-ProG Jas Gassll. D.
UII Moral Phi!osophy-Prof William McGuhey'
~. Law-Professor John D Minor.
4 Lecturer and Demonstration OF Special and Patho-
logical Analomy-John Davis, ID.
To admitted into the University the student mus
be sSleen years OF age, but the Faculty are authorized
di.pense with this reouts!iion in The case OF appra
Lonic. admission Ivy Two bIolLers, ono OF Whofn may
tsuhisr The age Of sixteen.
1.-The applicant for admission las been student a
nv otter Incorporated Seminary he caIno. be received
.u The University unless he produces cerohc te
ION such Seminary, or other satisfactory evidence 10
the Faculty with respect To his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF clothes,
books aud pocket money, are estimated as follows:
Board including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, Sioo
two $50 for each if three more, SIS ench-say rs
Fuel and candles, 10 be furnished by the Proctor
al cost and per cent. mmission--estlmated, u
eely one SUDDEN. in TO dor--iory, al Sao, 1.-TWO In
sia.C room, at ~" '' -
Rent an entire dormory, $40; for half, II oecu-
pied by TWO students, 9
Use Of Library aud Public Rooms, 10
S?l3
Good washing may be had at from 50 to $40 for the
session..
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
In the Medical Department. the session Ia Of the same
l.agth IS the Academic sessiuE-nins monthsAwhich
enables the stuaentsto complete curriculum of stu
dies as extensive as that Of my other Medical lnsu-
hon IN The Union, by attending only two lectures
CAV.
By recent enactment of the Board Of Visitors, pro
.,,n has been made for the delivery Of course of
lectures on Pathological Anatomy, aud on the Outlines
IL Copparatiye Anatomy and Zoology. The whole
cost OF the ticket and that Of the mate
nal furnished for dissection. WIN KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron of the University VI Va.
Aug 3-c2aw2m
~ The Richmond Wing. Washington Union and
National nteigencer will insert in country paper for
two months and torwa ard account 10 the Proctor.
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Telegraphsl Tor III: Charleston Courier.
M, anC -,

IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.-The
Delta says hal the men collected al Grand Island,
in The Gulf ol Mexico for The mysterious eXpe.
diliop alluded tu in The Presidents Proclamation,
does no. exceed three hundred in number. Gen.
Twises has ascenaiued thai they had not sin.
gle stand OF aims amongst them
TIE brig Adam Gray arrived here from Ha'
vana, in days passage, confirms the statement
broueh, by The Falcon, al New York, that Rsy
was in prison, acknowledged tina! he was abinct-
ed, aud that his declaration 10 The contrary was
under threats
The NJ obile Advertiser in alluding to The same
party says: 1--WE understood some days since
That thew then numbered about 700 men, armed,
eoupped and uniformed, under the command Of
Col. White, who commanded the expedition TO
Yuca,an. The rank and file, it is said, know
nothing of their destination, and the superior
officers arc perfectly close upon the sub.cc
General Twigps is still at Pascagoula."
Tse Gotten market yesterday was unseuei-
dealers awaiting the arrival OF the Canada.
The Corn crop, 10 This part OF the Valley, we
are now Persuaded, (says The Rockingham hcs-
iser) will not be more than hall an average one,
il thai; in many portions Of The surrounding couh'
lry East OF The Blue Ridge, We are pleased 10 ieain
they will have first rate crop, should noihlns
informs US that Capt. Presley Smls OF Madison,
has 100 acres in corn, which ~ill make 5O BUSH
els per acre throughout and some judges think
that he will make 10 bushels per acre. Taking
in.o consideration the dry season, this would be
hard 10 beat ,ven by a Rockingham farmer."-
The corn crop in Orange ard Madison is gene
rally eood-at least a full average che. SO that
our neishbors East OF US can supply our dshcIen-
cy in this regard.
OFFICIAL.
Arp INrAENr ny THE PRESIDENT Henry
Shelton SANFORD, OF Connecticut, 10 BE- Secretary
OF The Legation OF the United States al PaTls
The New York Globe says, that Inc ia'e nos
Fl. Smith once paid at The Custom House IN
that city, five hundred and ten thousand col
lars in one day and in checks. How long would
i, have taken to pay that su'n under the Sub
Trea,ury law.-Lorcsl Courier.
Not a tenth part OF the time to 10%gh Inc
gold ,ba, i, took 10 count lhe bills in making UP
the depos. before drawing the check Eve
minutes in the office Of the Cashier OF The New
York Custom hou c, earctually siences The
counting biscsion 10 the sub-Tfeasury system
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL

NEAR LOUISA COURT HOUSE.-Ru Mckee
FlNllE session of tins School viii commence On
the 18th day Of January, and continue ten months
"!.a vacations of one month In summer.
br Mckee has taken the degree of Master of Arts Of
the University of Virginia, and has had several year.
experience In enching His corrsr &C instruction g
thorough, embracing Ldtln, Creek, Mathematics,
Frcnch, Spanish, German, &c.
twill take a few boys rs Borders in my family,
who will have the ad vantage as heretofore, OF LIVING
with the Teacher. My house Is about one mile from
Louisa Court House, in as healthy part of the coun
try as any in The State.
TERMS:--For Board, including Tuition for all or
any OF the su jects taught, Sis for ten months.
The School Is limited TO fifteen; and therefore, those
desiring 10 send, should make early application to the
subscriber. ELISHA MELTON.
Lcusa Court House. August 2l-ctf
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are very general, not limiting their range &C in
vesligation ard enquiry To any portion Of the
State. The intention Of the Legislature, it is
presumed, however, was to retain The Arsenal
IN The Valley or IVES. tf the Blue Ridge, and
the examination OF the Visitors will therefore,
II Is supposed, be directed 10 that region of
Virginia. As TO the merits Of the question we are
not lntofmed-neser having visited Lcxins ton
hul, with our confidence in The sagaclty and
Judgment OF tie Board, we are satisfied that
they will not recommend, on light grounds, q
removal Of an Institution which has certainly
been marked BY most beneficial results TO the
cause Of education. Unless it BE- made clear
that The buildings and ground. a, Lexington arc
rot adapted for the increasing usefulness Of The
Institution, and that tho best iuteres's Of The
State require change, we cannot believe that
they will advise a acknowledgement.
CASE T. w. LoTTIER-The case oi the
Commonwealth U, Thomis w. Lol,icr charged
with Ire shooting s)me Weeks sGce OF William
p. Cook, (from The effec OF which slu,, Cook
dicd on MoIday lss') Wa. p, poned yts cd4y
a. 'heinsIarce OF The pr soners cours'l, owing 10
the absence Of a material Wines ior The defence
The C; . will come up again before the Mayor
on tn lay next 9TH Of September.
The Postmaster Geceral has discontinued the
post office at Three Springs, Washington coun.
ty- and esis blshed new post office al Pen.
lress, Monongalia county, Va; G. Cox.