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lACkAN BIEAM NAyl0AIxOM CO4RANY-Y0x
s -:
:: e; 7; ss:sS ;:: Fl -:
cabin y: $50 % A. s.s, sss: e
the ship Aisttsrs 90 tAroush Tie Poss sss So
g.: s... :ss s sss
EoR sAvANNAR-sArURpAY. NovlxBlR 10. Ara
eeioei Irsn pier = =. The new .nd ssysTss sss.a-
q :s .Ps TO i. sa 4. - .lsc
EoR San YRAEcIsco-oE TUESDAY noEMINs
nezt. 18th inst-The elegant packet ship B0rHNIA.
s soy. S as sss
few more passengers Inmsdiats application should b
ISAAC T. SMITH. iOi wall. corner Front st.
ITO CALIFoRsIANs-IxPoRrAN REDUCTION IN
II. !. stS
an. /. ] e. m
ions ana ans sailing qaatiss well Known She 6 ssss1
s:.sy WI :S:.y p. p:ssi:s:
cabin second CABIN, *ass s sS val 4Hs :s.:
PASirIC Nail, Nail sr5AssaIP "a, SHIP ooHrANY:-ras fUI-
s s .is s,..: y ~ n
sfssash day: Of sssh nsnth dssn.s y s.saoids
q &: ss: % Vii seass
srs s:sssh month win touch q Asspuoo s,t
At no other Ms.iosn pSTrs;: pr; ,x,,. -.
s.r II:
and from P.nsns asd sssrSss uSous delay
yi.h .sd 70. shs ds:wi1s ga Sss.psr e from
for hs trsnspsrtatioo freight ana sraassns passsass
s n shs AansiS vii b. ma,.snsa By ,h.
s.ssn:hig: EnRIRE CITY leaving New Y:.h % the 18th
nonS for cSasrs. third Boat VII also Be- kept IA New
Ths new !ssnssp. CARIBBEAN .sa PHILADELPHIA
M & vii S:r D %
Isa s s. L
for ~ :ssa s
S.4 $sss' il: Il is Co. - 'A'' ''.
LAR REDUcED.-rHRoUoH LINE FOR SAN vRAN-
:s sa On e: n. y ss
m ::; II sss Hsf s.: for s Direct
Pasenscrs BY the Cherokee viii and comfort aAd accom-
ass to Hs
RrDucKD RATES OF yAar TO cHAssn
saloon stsse rooms.. .......... ..s@
din. the table. have the privilege
seersss found with mattresses and board. 30 %
Panama to San Francisco in the favorss steamship
Cabin sS@ ~ ~
i'' p'iMs15Sw M5wgRSDs AsrINwALL 81 and IS South st.
Fon GArSssA VIA ,.S SaASs.s x,Tnsyg ", Ds
Sonrany win dePa:eh .h: 'pl:nais double engine '.ssn
mandsr Tuesday, November 6th At O'clock ~ fron
the Of street. North river with the
ment mails passengers for San and
mediate ports TIE connection at Pcaama will be carefully
kept mp, prevent detention beyond the usu
stay port The books open, and passage Be
secured at the following rates:-
CHAGRB.
s,ssSss bereS foi1afrd saloon -,
eteerage berth found bed and fsparate table %
rHon FANAHA TO SAN YRANorsoo. -
state reon bertl .s..; ~
bteerage, found md separate table,. b0
NKw
State loom. Standee. Bteeraxs.
Charleston ....... s25 $40 3iS
eavanpAh .......... B 10
nAvAnA w -
freights New Orleans 30o cubic foot HAVANA zoe.
do Passengers fer Chagres will bs Transferred
A Havana to the and splendid steamship PACIFIC
To freight apply at the ooe Of the
pany, III West street. corner Of Warren, TO
Special notice 10 given shippers sy shi, Ds that shs
their which will be furnished to shippers app
cation ut the oompaays OH and with which they
qucsted to provide thsmscives other form VIII b
signed BY the agents Of the company All bills Of ladinG
- -
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Veiegraph,e Marine Reports.

Arrived-Brig Richard Golden, Tortuns Island Oct IS
Spoke Nov H. Block Island o. milss brig Mary Stanton
Bostfn n for baltimore.
Ciesred-BriFs Gallo Maaurs; Acorn. rhsdslphia schs
sunbeam. Ponce; Henry Alfred. ssvnah, Lowell Rich
mond. -
CnARLssrer. New Is
Arrves-ships Europes, and cOrea, NYorh bark sump-
ter, Boston; tchr Lou iss, NYork.
ssiled-shp fairheld, NYork .
YAIL Rvxn. Nov II.
Arrved-schrs Sarah Jane AibsnJi Perpsxersnes Ron
dout; soops Mentor Absny Rsport and Monarch Ron
NoRroLK. Nov II.
krrived-Bris Nipuhiosn. EYork.
The Brig Asolph, - NC, has rrrived here in dis
Ponrr-Asp. Nov II
Arrived-sehr Clio, NYork, bound @ cas,ine.
PRovBEroE. Nov IL
Arrived-sehrs Kensingon WIN Dayton, Charles Henry
Aida, and ID johnson. rhiladelpha- -
sAvArrAs. Nov IL.
Arrived-Brg American. =.
Enthusiastically F1orids, bArks Benjs Adams, and
schr J Randall. -.
ssLx>a. New -.
Arrived-Brg Porto Rico. NYork for Bath schrt Mary
Fsrrtw and Hampton Rondout for BAngor o Perry do
for Portland.
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Foreign Mails.

Latter B,rs of steamer B.Ite for verpoo will close A
the Erohsnee Reading Room (eJ Eschanse on saturday
iE,h in.t al iCI[ o'ei,ck " -
a., - ne "a A. An. .Asv. ose. A .nv mar, N
The rsrla " ' w.
The above Latter Rags are also a. street
w.~.,S ,s..,ns C.rrs.,.,n.n...
hersi" Dsr'no oo~ffo-P~s -.
Arrived Brig Emma, Baker, Boston, schrs Presldent
Boson Theodors Frenshuyssn CfssJ ba.tes. ~ Ass-
ander, Iyons, New Haven hary miller. feseeeh Nssts
Tuthil Thomas hayhew, spsncer Joe gue Rogers snd
piokinsor, Corsen, hnetG Sahn Crereh' fomhn,
Poushktersie; John Rogers, Housk, bncgepert a.
Cleared-Briss Les sean reyes. snd .srnteev yrit
fn, Boston; sshrs hew spencer 90 nsry hfabetn
piehur, Williamsburg vesta Iuthill, nristoL Ae,snder
cisSsh. Touln ana siii.. fsssest sYoIsi JOY, -.
rers Houen. Brdsepert Diesnsoh' 'e""h' sna hs"-
- ,.,' s,s -. n-,.,-- -
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THE MEXICAN ELrcIIoN.-By the arrival of the
schooner Bonita. at New Orleans, from Vera Cruz,
lsi inst learn that the Preside ntia contest in
Mexico was still undecided. The federal districts
generally, had gone for Arsta. He has carried
the States Of Mexico. Quoretaro, Vera Cruz, San
Luis Guanajuato and the districts Of Osjaca, Goa
hula, Tamaulipas, and probably Sonora, Sonatos
and Jalapa. Almonte carries Zacatecas, Yucaian,
GueTeroras, Durango and Nueva Leon. Pedraza
has Michoacan, MurRica, and Puebla. Arista has
not majority, but the 7foif d. Uniow says he will
certainly be President An arhquake has been
felt in Leon. The roads in Mexico were more
than ever infested with robbers.-New Orleans
Della, Nov 6.
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MARITIma INTELLIGENCE

Port of New York, November is, 1850.
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u,oR SACRAMENTO cIrY.-FIRsT VESSEL TO sAII
posi,i,.ly .. ~. 18Th ssy.nssr samurrsss psiG
r'r'' f''' ''s '" D. Sox 'ssiifs W:,,,,,.
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III ship Ratio. Cart Joseph j. Ccrstock steam
shr viii depsr, vlsh che ns for Europe, positively On
Nowsroher n ocock NJ berth
The foot Canal No berth secured until paid Tor
All lestsrs ana rapers through the Once
FER freight psss.ssh.vns unsqussd aoeommoassoss
hrs''s'n'' '' 'FDwb x. coLIINs 50 wal, .,r...
The steamer PACIFIC vii succeed the BALTIC and ssa
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Frsshts New Orleans oc PER susts ioet Havana ss
At Havana to the and splendid steamship PACIFIC
To freight passage apply at the ooe Of the
'--'' - n o. RoBzRrs.
Special notice 10 given Shipper By his line, that hs
have form Of bill OF lading adapted 70
their business which will be furnished to shippers appl
cation the Off and with which they
qucsed to provide thsmseives. other form VIII b
dSned BY the Of the All bills Of AdnG
must be signsd before the sailing Of the vessel
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EyoR sAN FRAECIsCo-0N TUESDAY MORNING
Il next. 18th nst-The elegant packet ship B0rHNIA,
Aysy master having eoapss,d her ea!go vi. sail for ss.
few more passengers Immediate application should b
Ap"I ISAAC r. SMITH, ,ol wan. corner Front ss.
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DOUBLE SHEET.


We learn from the best authority, that Gerrit
Smith, the notorious fanatic aud abolition
ef, has addressed a circular 10 his brother
SisorgsnizeIs throughout The North, in which
he Gsssils the government and the church
m the most violent terms, and recommends the
holding 81 another Buffalo convention. Il is
Enthusiastically violent and abusive, and is re-
Ilete with the usual quantity of blasphemy, iniiie
NY, egIsrisnsm and violence, which mark the
proceedings Of the abolitionists of this State All
it ows is the insanity Of Gert Smith and his as
sociates in the work of destruction in which they
have engsged, but which. under heaven, they will
never acco mplish The public mind has been
awakened to sense of the reality of the ultimate
designs Of he abolitioni.ts, whether of the dyed
In-the-wool or striped character The rawlings Of
There fanatics so for nothing while their cs.lahor-
en-, the Stewards aud Gddineses and Hales, will be
properly attended 10, and in due time sienced, if
they have not already been shut up.
Amid the cries Of disunion and secession which
are continually reaching us from South Carolina
AID Mississippi, it IS pleasant to hear the voice Of
patriotism. The Governor of Ohio speaks few
words Of truth and sobeTness to the people of that
State, and warns them against following in the
wake of the utraB Of South Carolina. lie delivered
ms inaugural address on Thursday lsat, and we are
hloictd 10 see mat the sentiments which it embo-
ores are ot the night s'amp-that he is thorough
Union and constitution msn. He considered it
necessary 10 express his opinion OF the Fugitive
o'sVe 'sw' and declared constitutional and should
DC ooey'd' ms VIII doubtless check fanaticism
"a ONO, and bnng back such persons in that State
:" nave peen nhsiso ny fd'se philanthropy, TO
sense OF 'hen duty as citizens OF the republic.
NO business o' importance was transacted ia the
Rouse OF "epTesentanVes Yesterday Inc senate
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visited your house for the purposes Of inioit inter
soursey Al decline answering; say my hus band
left Bottom; met him in the street; he called at
mothers oAcs and sew me; sew and oonvsrssd with
only time had assn sullivan to convsr.. With hin TIL
/ raw him In New York; had oorresponded with him
/ have had letters from him nom Vermont. New or.
leans and NstheE ceased living with him in Octobsr
and consulted my lawyer in S0,s@esri Sullivan was
house Of correction the complaint Of Mr.. Lafsver,
of the Pavilion; believe my mother was . witness
against him. think he was In the house OF correction
six months have not sworn that told Mr.. Niles he
not in MAss achusetts when the proceedings
commenced; when spoke 70 Mr.. Parks my lawyer,
sullivan was not in Massachusetts; supposed that to
be the CONNIE noement OF the proceedings; cannot
say when he put in the house OF correction have
memory for dates: II was very soon after was mar
ried that spoke to Mr. Parks; cannot give the data
of my marriage was in 1s44 in the spring; think
was year that did not live with sullivan; be-
lisve that applied to Mr.. Parks while living
with Sullivan was IN my mothers mouse; suliys s
Hotel; war hired by the month; was not employed
- ohsmbermaid my business was to sew aud to wait
assisted In the bar at this hotel 1t there that
became acquainted with him; 1 went home . short
time before my marrisge Sullivan slept at nay mothers
house some three months after our marriage; there
not man found in my room before Sullivan was
put In the house Of correction sullivan jealous of
me, and same with an officer ons1 to remove me and
my furnture there may have b-eu man in the room,
but It was sitting room and th-rc WAS no bed In the
room; decline answering whether was ever taken
to the station house ON bling found by Sullivan in
company With man; was born on the 9th of May,
1922 don't know what sullivans age was; arrived
in New York in 1885, vent to Boston in 1885, should
not think Sullivan 80 years of of middle
ano rather dslicately formed his hair was dark
] think he ~hiskers while was his wife,
think that when he out OF the house OF correc
ton he had pair OF whisk-rs have faint recoec
tion Of the fact; think the money paid to by
Niles about the 2gth of August; never heard that
proceedings were to be taken against Mr.. Niles fol
obtaining that money ,t Justice Mountfort se ot for
Nv had hefo mt hint d IN III arp
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Movements OF D,.t,n guished People.

A. n. Rack, ksa., BsiDG q. j. H. FeFd Esa n n
l.. Botehbds, Eeg, N. T. Nr eniGerd, Esq, n " r.
Isasce, Req T.; q. Guodle ear and family Connect.
cut we're among the arrivals at the Union Place ote
yesterday.
Capt Kerr Fpglssi, capt Davis, ship Governor
Van Oxholm, u. bsrbsr. ~ Jous; q. Delany, wash.
ipgton; " -eCuiuch Nrstnis, r. Wetheral Phla.
depths, sIiissd. yefisfd.y % the Astsr We la
6sbted TO tte proprietor ~ tue Astor House for the
following interesting meteorological tAsle which they
received by Telegraph y.stetd IN Orrisn- est
day Of the On sroUud ,ered with snow Brisss-
p,rt-Cleu, tlRfp, ctld day. Boston-very cold;
information ~ obtained for the beneht Of jewellers
Warner. Philadelphia; X. Il. Chapman. u 8 A.; r.
Ferguson, PHILADELPHIA ". Horgood, Boston, acre
among the arrivals y-,ttrasy at the American
MsCrea, Taylor wood, u. q. A.; j. MoFarlan,
ID. II McGee rbisdetphi- . Webster, Boston; II.
somers, u War hcn Merritt, canada; Geo.
Mickey, England arrived, yesterday, at the Irving
HOuse.
Aw. Hyde, Hon III Wright, Vermont; Dr. Barker,
Ohio; SAINT Cofmley, Geo hellogg Pbllsdephis; IA.
A. Cooper ID. Letter, Msrylsnd; lion. A. g. Thompson,
Lorg Island, among the arrivals ysaterdsy, at
the Howard Hotel
John A. Pel Esq and family, have arrived at the
Carton House. on thsir way 70 the South.
Mr., ana Mrs. Hooker. Savannah; Otis Bardwsll, H.
Mrs r. Washburn and family, Norwich, CT are among
the arrivcls " yesterday, at this Clinton Hotel
eterbpu Mascot, uhe suetioneer at Sacramento
Civil was candidate at the spprosching election for
the anic chair made vacant by the
Of Mr.. Mcdowell, IN that city.
Gov Seymour, 81 Connecticut, h lying dangerously
III Of small rcx, stNev hsrsn.
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purSus or arrest her. Certain H. the police did NOT
oysrtake her. and NO clue could be obtained 70 her
where abouts.
NUISANCE " BRooxLyH--rhe Hulten Ferry Company
some months back, made two additional paved oross-
iDgs, from the ferry gstss to the Sidewalk South
the ferry One Of these approaches has been
dered entirely useless by in South street, Inn
mediatey fronting the crossing, having had night and
day pile Of barrels six eight feet hig placed
directly scross this approach 10 the ferry much TO the
discomfort Of the The constant confusion
and danger to life and limb Of pedestrians in that VI
entity oecasonsd by the number of horses and vehi-
o. Of every description collected there, quite
eneugh, without its being unnecessarily increased.
removal of the obstruction
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The Grses industrial Exhibitor OF 1851
The World an Cry ssai Palace.

The World In a Cry fai Palace.
Some short time since, we published in our CO.
fumss asyariey Of extracts from the journals Of
England, giving Information concerning the great
iadustrial exhibition Of 1861, which we thought
vsuld interest our readers, and especially such Of
sAem AZ intended to send to the great fair speci-
saeus Of their own industry, ingenuity and handi-
work. From the satisfactory manaer in which
Ney were received, and from the interes, " hich
vexciied and with which they were read we
daced to publish in ts-day's Herald, several
,sl extracts from the same sources, giving
N4of the progress OF the great building
IN the manufactures Of all nations are
d next year, and a variety OF ether
ich we doubt not will be accepts
"a OF interest felt an 10 whether
'snnsylvania will be selected
ducts to the great fair. As
% form an opinion on the
oine-tenths Of the peo-
! specimen Of naval
hat purpose. We
w has said that
service, and
Sthst II will
Aie a few
tor sea.
-poss
IKE
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IHx BouRTY LAID Bull AND IT'S ARNpMKsr.--
In the harry and hustle which characterized
the last session of Congress, the Bounty Land bill
was passed in q very imperfect form, and needs
some patching and amending before the intent and
meaning Of Congress can be carried out The mis-
take arose from commendsbe desire on the part
of Congress to 90 frame il that its benefits would
be extended to the deserving persons for whose re-
left was passed, and that the warrants might not
get into the hands of spectators. Itprevents the
transfer of warrants, and obhges the parties recev-
ing them to locate their own lands. 1t is very alb
surd to attempt to make people take care of their
property by law, or by act of Congress; and gift
thus hanpered and hedged around by law, is worth
but little to the possessor. 1t very evident that
great many of the claimants are unable to undergo
the expense and labor of locating their lands, and
in many instances, we have no doubt the bounty
would be considered inadequate for doing so. An
other defect in the bill is, that as it now stands, it
compels the claimants to pay cash, in advance, to
agents for securing the warrants. On the whole,
as the bill was framed, however good and praise
worthy the motives of the legislature were, it
amounts to but little, and unless amended will be
comparatively worthless. Ii is to be hoped, there
fore, that Congress will give their attention to the
subject at as early day as possible
by the way, we have not had, as yet, muchc ause
to praise the present Congress for industry, de-
sire to get through with the business awaiting their
action. They have been in session several days.
and TO this time they have done nothing OF any
consequence. The holidays will be upon in a
few days, and If the intervening lime be not pro-
htably employed, there will be nothing done until
after New Years We are sorry to be obliged to
bnd fault 30 early in the session, but really de-
sirous of having the business of the country trans
acted as expeditiously as possible. Idleness will
only give the sgtators aud fanatics in both houses,
an excuse for throwing tirebrands into Congress,
and renewing as far as they can, the deplorible
scenes Of the last session. There are great many
valuable and important measures which require
immt date action, and on The proprlety of the
passage Of which there is not, We believe, in Con-
sress, or among the people, diversity of opinion
worth caring for Why not attend to them before
Christmas The roast beef and plum pudding will
taste better after few days of such work.
FKos THE CAPE OF Gooo HoPk.-By the arrival yes
terdsy of the brig Sacramento Capt. Uongdon have
received files OF Cape Town papers 10 the 23i Of 0co
Der.
There was some app enson along the frontier Of
another ksfr war, and the Ka6r servants were all
leaving the t.ttme for Kalrand in ODE dionce to
the order of a native prophet, who had summoned
meeting Of Kahrs certain day, and required them
20 bring their guns In order have them charmed to
make IN, effective sgsnst the oolonists. Ths Gov
.nor OF the colony had started for the di affected dis
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panies, and the names by which they are called -
ysndswater Guard, Tsicott Gxard,
Washington Market Chow Binns' Guard
der Club Guard, Atlantic Light Guard
Noleou Guard, American Light Guard,
Wilson Guard, Alliance Guard.
nnltee Guard Adamsis Lisht Guard,
Turks Island Guard Briede's Guard
Inoepent ssrsneld Guard, Baglsy Light GUARD
STAR Builders Guard, sony rU,iiser..
1ufhbull Guard. Carlton Guard,
po~les F.neibles, Casey Guard.
Jackson Guard, Continental Guard.
Psrins Psttsrson and Stack csrtmsn Light oua,a,
Guard, Carlisle Guard.
Hudson Guard. Denpison BlussL
Liberty Guard, Tirss wsrd M.sn.ss..~s,
Red jacket Guard, Franklin Guard.
Hickory Guard Franklin Light Guard,
Anderson Guard. Sweets Epicuriaa Guard,
Iompkins Butcher Asso. Friendly Guard
citation Guard FILLMORE Fusiiesrs,
Chatham Guard elders Guard,
Nc body Guard arimes' Light Guard.
Isnth Ward Light Guard, G.ors. \. Jsckso. 3 90 y
Winsns Guard. Guard.
United States Guard, Smiths Guard
Halls Guard. Rshaxn Guard
freeman Guard, Tomlinson Guard,
Hayward Guard, rrimble Guard,
Mckinley Guard, March Light GuArt,
Hanceck Guard, Tiger Guard
Henry Bose Light Guard Tweed Guard,
Howard Guard Young Hancock Guard,
Junior Insependsnes white Guard,
Guard, Washington Gsard,
John,op Guard, wiust Guard,
Independ Guard Alert Hose,
John hey her Guard Alvord Guard,
Mn.f susrd, clayton Guard,
Ls'sy.tts Guard Pooi Guard
hOpstscbe Futileers, Frontier Guard,
Martin Guard Phonix Guard
olssn Guard Coulter Guard.
Morrissnis Guard, Cbelsea Light Guart
oregon Blues, Independent Relied Guard,
Pes Nut Guard. CITY blues,
Plumbers Guard, Carpenter Guard,
Nee Gusro, Mccarthy Guard
tgers Guard Brovn Guard
'noud Hm Guard
mihua numbers nearly 100 companies, com.
5000 men. The target companies exceed
81, aud cannot fall far short of 10, 900
rs nothing like this IN Europe-nothing
o hut in this free and independent
o carry arms II not the mere birth
IN theory, az Blackstone tells us
the passion and the prscuce OF
With their growth, strength
md constitutes q part Of
ersid.
Weight columns Of
,blishsd ct half
s.scpiss, sir.
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that way, are nothing TO those that would Do i'm
parted by the appearances Of the Pennsyivania IN
the Thames, with the stars and stripes proudly
floating from the mast head. Witness the effect
which the Collins line of steamships has produced
Il cannot be controvered that the United States
gained immeasurably in European reputation by
the gigantic size spendor and speed Of those noble
vessels appropriate types they are of the energy
OF our me reliant princes, as well as of the gran
deur of our country. The object of selecting a
government vessel is not to save freight to the
hibitors-that is a trifng matter-but to give dig
nifty and importance TO the United States, and to
the ingenuity Of our mechanics, manufacturers, and
industrial classes generally. If Congress were to
consult the wishes of the people, we are satisfied
they wosld appropriate sufficient money to fit Out
the Pennsylvania for this purpose, at once.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-24

WILLIAM ANIL NlxATN4 SSlliASSAl'
VNHE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
a... FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JoHNs, D. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY Tucker, Professor of Municipal
and Constitutional Law
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN J. SmEAp, Phi. D. Professor of HUI
mainly.
WILLIAM +. HOPKINS, A. M, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
II. A. WASHINGTON, A. M, Professor Of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SILAs TOTEM, ID. D., Professor Of Intel
icctual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses Of study for Undergrad
uates-the regular course for the degree OF Bach
elor of Arts, and a Science course, occupying two
years. Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of their parents or guardians. Students not
desiring to Join IA regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
$lS6 and $l96 per aunum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information, specific inquiries will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MORGAN
SmEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
uIur or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to JONI.
july Isl aw.