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law SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON, VA.

vU1E SECOND session this School will Monday The
terminate about the hli of March,
1851 pupils will he divided into two Glasses each having The
the other without additional
charse The text the Junior Will be Stephen
Sarke Evidence Stephen on Pleading and
The Senior will embrace
fuckers Commentaries Revised Code of Virginia QSl?) reenlea
and arkc on Ey"nce s vol Of eac) Stephen on Pleading
IIolconbes Equity Jurisprudence lube Equity
Pleading Lonxs Dscs; Real Property and lomaX on Execu
and Administrators The principal text book IN The SENIOR
fuckers Commenres and The numerous errors
The will full quotations from The ndcfn Ge
cisos of tn, Court OF Appeals Virginia ch Student designing
attend the Senior advised 10 supply himself with an u
coy nf the new Revised Code Virginia The subscriber
has made arrangements furnishing o The above works hs
tend ,hc Subscribers school are respectfully requested early
notice nf their purpose bv ee addressed 10 him this place.
JOHN W. BROckENRROUGlI.
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNs1L


NANIA
c.ESSInN oE ls-n5lTle Lectures this institution
- on The first Monday the College building, No ~
PHILADELPHIA and continue of nohi ID me oho"e
order: =. -, n.
tce of Medicine. -.
Moey D. Professor general special and surgical Ana
tony. NJ. -, 1L-,
peu,cs. -,
G W Gleason NJ d. Professor Of ph.siaosy and Surgery
osep s Longshore NJ d. Professor OF the Obstetrics ana us
eases OF Women aud Children
AIarsareita b. G leaon, Demonsra,or OF Anatomy
Clinical Instruction every Saturday.
The students will he afforded opportunities oI
their studies hccu afforded hltneo ana
which vii o; those other Medical College VI e
country.
Fees IN ms Conege arc as ~ 5000
o,.o only
MasIlcuaIh ee, Q"'A 0 -'
Graduation. ..,a,,. .,, pLvs;,l' In
SHINES Of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence Theory ana ita.rc
of Medicine Obstetrics and Diseases of Women ana hren sur
ccry Ma,eria Mcdca and Therapeutics Chemistry anu ooa
Practice ME-, a -os,o.,.h,o
The design Of this institution is afford intelligent ana
opportunity acquiring thorough " @ ~
and the collateral sciences in all their various
medicine their ana su'h u'se"see % '
with propey require their services. <u, ,.;,, -
For further information apply personally or ny ec 'p"s' pu
the nean other member the faculty.
- - JAMES F. X McCLOSKEY, d.,
c.n, 1-cw,m Dean OF the Faculty.
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4 rp,,TIxcHaM MITCHELL. Proprietor


TO JOHN VI. FERGUSON. ESQ
please lse SATURDAY, the OH day OF Ocober
:t Dfagfsvie Necxeaburg county, Virginia shall pro-
- deposition Hugh DAVIS. be rea! as evidence IN
l4! pending, aid un netefnheu 10
CEG Court Law winch anlif aud am defend
h .re au pace you may attend, II YOU ihnS proer
>u. 3-e5 noe, LEVI DAVIS
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FRIDAY. ) EpTEMBER Is.

private bill was passed and message then rcceiv-
ed from the House communicating the proceedings on the
death of Mr. Mes representative from Pennsylvania
Mr. Sturgeon passed eulogy the deceased and offer
ed The following resolutions, which were adopted =
Resolved That the has received with deep sensi-
bily the message from the House of Representatives,
nnuncng the death of the Hon. Henry Mes, representa-
tive from Pennsylvania.
Resolved That in token Of respect for the memory OF the
deceased the Senate will the usual badge of mourning
thirty days.
of the deceased the Senate do now adjourn The Senate
''e" ''''U;sE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Thaddeus Stevens Of Pennsylvania, and anuon-
ced to the House the of the Hon. Henry Nes late
representative from the 18th Congressional District of Penn
syvana who expired his residence the evening of the
10Th instant, after long and painful Illness MI D sau
that there few who had such enviabe popularity
as which Dr. Mes possessed among his imHe date con-
stiiueDcy and that there was one who nao J
more noble qualities of head and hearts that ne haa yo
honorcd among his friends, and dcd eayis o
single enemy He concluded by moving e G o
tons testify the respect of the House lot 'c "
the deceased The resolutions unanimously adop'eo
and the House then adjourned
APPOINTMENT 81 THE PRESIDENT.
By and M the adr;ee and consent q h ne scres,v of
Alexander H. H. Stuart OF virginia, 10 DC secretary oi
rho In,erior vice Thomas VI. T. Mc-kennan, resigned
SLAVES AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-A California
asn,ndent of the Boston Traveller says:
ST., nav moi be generally known that quite large num-
bor of slaves ARE be found among he ormons OF
Sa Lake introduced into that community BY souiherners
Who have connected themselves with those people from
time TO time"
STOCK CATTLE.
Tho crv of the catledrover heard all the Parkers
br road and hundreds lately passed through town
70 The pastures Of Clarke Loudoun and Fauquer From 10
~ Il 600 are annually attened the pastures of the last
county alone drove OF three four hundred install
ment of nine hundred collected in Western Missouri passed
through town last week their way Leeds Manor un
der the management OF Mr. Mccormick the great dealer in
stock cattle They generally from l8 TO s22 head,
and the purchasers calculate doubling their money at the
end of the year. The profit 10 Fauquer county from gra-
znp alone thus amounting TO little short of S300,0O0.
[Winchester Tirgnian.
THE asMALL BILL LAW" IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HosEsDALE, SEPT l0th-At the Court Of Common Pleas
now in session in this village the Grand Jury OF wayne
county brought in bill of indictment against the small OIL
law Of the State as nuisance Notwithstanding the chase
Of Judge Eldred in favor Of the law.
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& ns' OF Rebecca Brett the widow Of utson Brett, do
cdng 70 he devisee under the will - The said Hut
and il appearing toihc Court that more than Two
~ tt"ei since the ratification OF Joseph Allen Ia this
LSeeuorof the said HMun Brett II Is ordered that all
caiins AGAINST the said estate do exhibit the same Tor
M oFe n. lih day OF November next before John Shore
.nncner Of this Court. and that this order be pub
tl - ~ "ees> IN OF the newspapers published III
% ~ lnond. previous the said llih day OF November
n "a me same be posted the front door ot tue Court
ss m c"iUy scvcal Cour days. and the said Com
iect 10 ascertain who constitute the devsces or dis
m ai uison Brett, deccased and the Court doth iur
n NE sui osrph Allen. Executor aforesaid do rem
o i!' execuorshp Of the estate of the said Gtson
fo same Commissioner. which account together wrh
H. s lsSecSo distributes aforesaid and distribu,ee ac
=" what eyisce or distributee is entitled, the
.,i directed 10 make and report with any matter spe,
Of pertinent by himself, which may be requco
Sps lssie. LOFTIN N ELLETT, C. II. c.
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~ pIdnlaIION OF EUWdTUF' UtV
II W Jame asst rgra mai. named LEVI abou, Il years
- ra,her aars in complexion and has lump on the out
% N .: la.sc hens egg. which may lead To ms
.7,;o examined He abou, feet high and generally
: ~ .fos, go pounds.
T. aa fr- papers of Luke Hall and Ned Hail. who reside
' c- .ad has attempted escape the Railroad by exh
lf fal - former which taken from nim anu ne
a-l way TO Raleigh bur it suspected that he may sui
i'1'-, aswhete 10 this region :,
- a1s reward will paid any person or persons VINO WIZ
lhe subscribers conhne him III any jail 50
a...ss Nacoo ii X, at this place MATHEW I. CARR,
DREW A. StGG,
s1Iib1r y e Ju'y n 1850 MACON MOVE
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J. ..oNHi>SoNERS' OFFICE. HICKS FORD, Auo s, $50
f neies.ed in The foregoing decree. are hereby notified
Fi onei The 18th day oi Sepiember looO al my oince
@ i'n directed by the said decree. when ana ~nere ne!
ai-ni with their evidence and that the taking oil 'ne
a, i' ", BE- Continued from iay dav until completed
:, = -c1dw!S ID A. CLAIBORNE. Commissioner.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


I'HL mex annual vi The University 4" Virginia VIII COM
mence ON the Isl October aud continue without ne::upon
until the 18th OF June. The University comprises the following
Schools aud lecturcship-viz:
Ancient Languages Professor GFSSNER HARRISON. NJ -
H. N"ieIn languaseS-Proic sor StElE De EKt J.. !" w.
Ill Observation-Disclosures EDWARD H. CouRfLNAN, L.
". Natural Philosophy Professor WILLIAM D. ROGERS
v Chemistry and ,aeria Mritapro!cssor ROBERT l. Ko-
GERS NJ d.
VI Medicine. Professor HENRY HOWARD W. D.
vi Anatomy and Surgery Professor JAMES L. CAtli NJ -
V Moral Phlosophy-pso:essor WILLIAM IL. McGuFfEi,
ID ID. J.. l.. ID
IN Law-prolcsSor JOHN II MINOR.
y Lecturer and Demonaor Special and Pathological Ana
tony-JolIN $ DAMS NJ u.
To be admitted INTO lhe University the student must oe sixteen
years oi age but the F"euiy auo z |" ape>. WIN s e
QUESTION the application far Omission by Two brothers. one
OF whom NAV be under The age OF sixteen
the applicant student al other IN.
corpo:ated Seminary e be received INTO the University u-
less he produces from such Seminary oher sa'ac
tory evidence the Faculty with respect 10 his geefa good CON
duct
The whole necessary expenses exclusive Of Clothes books and
pocket money. are estimated a follows: o.
Beard including furniture and Attendance for nine months, SUo
Professor attended S50 $50 each
II thIcc more s.5 eacl-say 40
Fuel and candles be furnished Icy hr Proctor and
per II only student III tie
,.oinltory S31if III the room. al l.
of an icsi,osy sioor iii ocupcdb b!
Use Of Lbrar, ana Public Rooms, Is
s2l3
Good washing be had 80 for the session.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Medical Department the the length as the
Academic months which enables he students
curriculum oi studies extensive that other M,l-
the lne. by attending only lectures day
By of the Board Visitors provision a hc"n
made the delivery OF lectures Pathological
AMI on The Outlines OF Comparative Anatomy and Zoology The
whole expense only s9i which
the Deoasta,or ticket and that ol the material furnished for dis
section WM = kEMPER
Proctor and Patron OF the University ui Virginia.
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SITUATION WANTED.

> vf\ ,fplud:e Yale Co!l"sc. aud capable OF CIV
n me Css's aud ,, Essn n,Lro Ler4Is ap
sa.7 n Vi u iiose, Richmond, Virginia
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STOCK CATTLE.

THE aSMALL BILL LAW" IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HosEspALE SEPT l0th-At the Court Of Common Pleas,
now in session in this village the Grand Jury OF wayne
county brought in bill of indictment against the sma OH,
law Of the State nuisance notwithstanding the cnarGe
of Judge Eldred in favor of the law.
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~ p.A.I Ie..e's ~ oe Il'e'' " m l nli.r l IrrrRNRr

Ill BERT u. LEFEBNRE
value of testimonial depends hsh degree The
Judging enjoyed by those from wh"n
Mr H. p Leebvc and the system nj
and discipline os"raiion ia ie MIiaqsinr H.
caemy, are speak with d! Kho"eage oi 'He
...;..,, 4. ,rao ia. ann,
we consider Mr. Leebvre uang III an eminent degree me qua
ies of gentleman and teacher HIS system "i isifuc
Ia his pupils correct TASTE
avoids iaXlns their powers WITH Two many
subecs al the same which results necessarily Ia an
arc accuaisce with all. No scholar u permitted 10 easca
@ wtho hayag fully mastered H. aud stood gd pyae eXa'
THE books emtosed OF tile highest order
the view OF keeping pace wh TIE progress ~ u
ca;on in o. country Mr. Leehvre oi imparns know
a cnuen'ly alaWed 10 inspire his pupils "ih Love oi
s,m 10 Ind IN excite them lau!ahe emulation
FTe"ct sh-
other instiuton O! The sHdin N:igMa ie &'rai-
ni a; Music rondci gentleman The highest quaiia'
lions pupils JuCns the past have made tn mos ."
nh. Academy provided with good Chemical and Pos"ih!
apparatus The which of the latest Improvements;
Ne reconend The tamil, oi Nj Leeve "e 10 "hich
Parents ma coaic their daughters with the fullest confidence ai
no attention spared their Improvements and Comfort III al
respects ..,.,,.a,,
building OF erection which, when com
n,e,e, will in cony lea nnt!pg 20 be desired
f Col ROBERT McCANDl ISL. President
Judge T. II cKER.
GEO ". SOiTHALL,
JOHN MAuPlN
Col. 6. Dt RFEr.
SAMI. T BRIGHT,
WM r. &. DOUGLAS,
WIN W VEST.
DR. JOHN VI GAIT
BOARD of Trustees WILLIAMSBURG. Female Academy.
J,,v o-rt1u
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

rESE this INSTITUTION will commence
day oi October with The following Faculty:
Riah Rev JOHN JOHNS, D. D..
y. BEVERLY TUCKER. Professor
BENJAMIN /. EWEi.L. Professor Mathematics.
MORGAN J SAiEADS. Ph ID. Professor pi Humanity.
WILLIAM /. HOPKINS. 4. NJ Professor Chemistry and
HENRY WASHINGTON, Professor History Political
Economy.
Rev SllaS ToTrEN. d. d Rhetoric and Intellectual phlo
phv.
recently Collegiate
B embraces period There
arcasesvz Freshmen. Sophomore JUNIOR
winch each studn the law belong
Candidates admission tohe Freshman
CESAR Give hOoks) VgIs .inlaG
Jc!u and ac AcS) their equivalent. Arithmetic and
Gcocaihy. Those who prepared JOIN higher class Ii De
allowed 10 do exclamation
English Scientific Course.
rae candida She Science
aud present hc request
that effect. lie viii be
Geography. the FIRST four books Geometry.
Algebra equations tie second degree The
comp this will be entitled with
the College affixed
Tnere will a 50 Law. profcem.s which
entitled 10 tie degree al L. H.
Students attend either The Rc lar the S;lcncc
Course perltca study amy which
the! ma! he PREPARED TO JON
EXPRESSES:
For the OF nae months the Cocse fees Tor under.
Board ani hlrc ui furniture 10
Washing iae aA! lishs from Sl7 TO-
e.gl
30 ri, ~
sos
Coie. Of the avs be ohanelh by written pcs'ion
paid. to- Jude Il! Tucker Williamsburg Ans t-c.a"r~
TIE ~ NILLIAMsBUKG Ff:IALE ACADEM1.
fls
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v , ,n ThurslIy. Ec 5h of p;eujtr. very large
m ..i.e sock o; Lew EoIti-. AID Domestic Goods en-
, rsy of :he newest .1scso q III. season 10. ladies'
+. wear brsi r> s choice assortment, 81 heavy Woo
... .scii Nefseys AID LiG-cys. Sitti cts, TwerdS,
- E,rs,. aui Rr,wa Cot "l Very h'nisone a>sor
ID, l.r.s. Princi BpcSiag Rug. &c. We solicit Cd
,. i,e pubic. rs. utin. Wi! Otter Goods al
& r,,- AL n. al sand ur.ne.Iy occupied by Valentine,
-n 4 20. y, ~. Il -oat street BkEhDEN ioA
-Wr>lc;i c from c"untry merchants, assuring 'Hun
h. a. >sss a5i. - ,hi! give ei.lre satisfaction ,
r
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L1GGE STOCK OE FALL GOODS.


OFFER in m acres land original growth THIS and
s IN. p, i Railroad ahou, mies from Richmond lis
oathe >ogh oy when Is quantity oi very
an'e. Gef smll through the land Gssl anG
= w. sa.Ias the and.
II, -3,x.x L. FRIEND.
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ls Institution vii commence
Uc,ubcr. ai end the hrs, dts OF 1ay following
The lSt 0i October the i3 ei
February. vii tess iaiows:
For hs tuition in alite En.l:s bra ces 50 ~
Tuion French any other modern language, 20
Music lessons n the Piano. 30 ~
Gudr,- 10 ~
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,IANBI.E NAt;D.

rocppS sin r.r: uee. Man. Richmond. Va Dealer
1> ! Ian ~. American Marble Monuments, Tomos
a,eces Of every iestnp'on Wall piaes, FRONTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
the Poor Indian,

In short time the primitive inhabitants of Wis
consn will have almost entirely Disappeared
the prediction of their wise men and prophets,
who lived in ages past on the beautiful island OF
Manhattan, will have been fulfilled. Tradition
states that their tribes one day would be removed
to the Far West. the place from which they came,
and that their numbers would disappear like the
leaves Of the forest in autumn. Every year but
hastens the fulflIment of the prediction. The
OShk0Sh Democrat, speaking of the late Indian
Payment, says;
Owing to pressure OF business, we have
neglected to notice the Annual Payment, which
took place week before last on the southern shore
of 1t AXE Powaygumay There were about $500
Indians, and several hundred whites on the
ground Among them was fair quota OF gam
blers and msellers SO far rs we can learn,
quietness and good order prevailed inspitc OF the
temptations and evil influences thrown in the
way. AS this the last gathering OF the kind
likely to occur in this section, great many per
sous from various quarters visited the place, some
for the purpose of trading but the greater number
out of curiosity The Indians all appeared as
with their fancy neaG sdfssSsas u sS and
on the whole, they looked as well as Indians gen
orally do, who have been so unfortunate as to
make the acquaintance Of the white man and his
frewater' On the st o! June next they will
be obliged to recede another stage to make room
for the advancing car OF civilization. They go be-
yond Minnesota. Madison WIS., Statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
Death by Hydrophobia.

most melancholy case of bydrophobia has
Just occurred in the family of Mrs Law, highly
respected coIorcd woman in this town The facts,
as nearly as we can learn them, are substantially
these: few weeks ago, the son oil Mrs. Law,
very likely, intelligent young man, OF about 20
years of age, was bitten in the hand by dog OF
his as he was attempting to separate him and an.
other dog, which were fighting. The dog, imme.
diately alter the occurrence, disappeared. But
the wound in the young mans hand soon healed,
and no more was thought about it. 1t was mot
long however, before one or two swine of Mrs.
Law died strangely and presently three or four
of her COWS and young creatures were strangely
affected some of them died, others were killed
One OF the COWS pursued the young man in the
field, and he was only enabled TO escape from her
by climbing hastily into tree. The cow contin
ued to watch at the foot oil the tree, and was final
Iy shot there.
Meanwhile the dog which had been attacked
by the one belonging to the young man, began to
act strangely, and was dispatched by its owner
Early last week, young Law began to feel pain in
the hand and arm that had been bitten; and in
the morning, upon rising, complained fleeing un-
well and feverish, and said the idea OF water or
drink of any kind was loathsome and distressing
to him. These symptoms increased upon him,
and it was decided that the next day-Tuesday
last-he should set off in quest Of medical aid
from physician in Litchield county, who was
supposed to be able to cure the dreadful disease
of which he now felt convinced lie was experience
ing the first symptoms.
On Tuesday, he started by Railroad for the
Western part of the State and two or three days
after, letter came from the physician, stating
that the young man was raying with the hydro
phobia, and could possibly survive only very
short time. Since then, we do not learn that any
additional intelligence has been received.
Norwich (Ct) Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

ArFRAY AT MoBlLE-An amiable and peaceful
French tradesman, by the name of Ferier, was
last night, violently assaulted by large party Of
vagabonds. He was pursued down Cont street
for some distance having succeeded in escaping
from them not, however, until he had been bru,
tally beaten with clubs,picked mp from the
side walk, by the assaants. He finally reached
his home and, having occasion to accompany two
youths back TO theirboarding house twho had been
with him in the Array armed himself with three
pistols and dirk The assailants afterward en-
countered him and the youths in o. coffee honse
corner OF Dauphin and Conception streets, and
fell upon him in large numbers, when, in defend
ing himself with the weapons alluded to, one man
-Noch Connel-was killed, and another Kelly,
wounded The latter is recovering F snd W." wa
Immediately arrested, by Lieut. Ions dansi a auI
will be brought before the Coroner, hea0en le%
is Esq, on tomorrow morning. at IL H., osoc ss
tgated The counsel for the prisoner are Aessf'-
Jarnighan and Requief. "a Alabama Courier, Nov. 10.