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FIFITY UOLLANs IE WAIiD.

fSAN AWAY from the plantation OF Jas. G. Edwards, deed. on
L y the Goth OF June last, a negro man named LEVI, about 81 years
old. lie is rather daA in complexion and has a lump on the out
side Of his right knee as large us a hens egg, which may lead 70 his
detection If examined. lie is about xix feet high and generally
weighs uboul 200 pounds.
He stole The free papers of Luke Hall and Ned Hall, who reside
IN this county, and has attempted TO escape on the Railroad BY exhi.
biting the papers OF the former, which were taken from him, and ne
still has the papers of Ned Hall in hs possession. AT Black Creek
he inquired his way TO Raleigh, but il is suspected tina, he may still
be lurking somewhere in this region.
The above reward will be paid 10 any person or persons who VIII
deliver him to any OF the subscribers or confne HIM in any Jail so
that they can gethim.
Address Macon Moyc at this place. MATHEW J.. CARR,
DREW A. SUGG,
Gotdsboro', NJ. c., July ii, 1850. MACON MOVE.
49, u .f
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the plantation vr James G. Edwards, deceas'
~ cd, on the 18Th oil Lune last, a Negro man named LEVI. ABOUT :
years old. lie Is rather dark in complexion, and has a lump on ,ne
outside OF his right knee as large as a hens egg. which may leaum
his detection II examined: He IS about six feet high, ana sehefdhy
weighs about two hundred pounds.
lie stole the free papers of Luke Hall and Ned Hall. who reslic IN
this county. and has attempted 10 escape on the railroad ny exhibiting
the papers Of the former. which were taken from him, and nc sm, Ia
the papers OF Ned Hall IN his possession. At Black Creek n nluI !cu
his way TO Raleigh, hmtit is suspected tina, he may still be lurking
somewhere in this region. :,
The above reward will be paid TO any person or persons who WIN WI
deliver him 10 either Of the subscribers, or confne him in any jail g
that they can get hin
Address Macon Move at this place.
DREW A. SIGG,
MACON MOVE.
Coldsboro,. Sem, ~. 1850. eff
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or AMPDEN SID
NrN IuI 4 I,rr pIfIIun>n IIRtI\IA

NEl COLLEGE. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
rHSliE thirteenth annual course ui lectures VIII commence. on
L MONDAY. the HI, Of October. l-jo, aarl continue until The
first al the ensuing March The commencement for comforting dc.
gees will be held ab"u, he middle al March
X L. BOliANNAN. NJ, ID, Professor al Obstetrics ani Diseases
oil Women AMI Children
l." W. CIIAMBElsI.AYSf NJ u, Professor III Maieria Mcdica
and Therapeutics.
A MtUrlN. VI u. Professor Of Chemistry nl Pharmacy.
CIiaS. RELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Professor oi Surgery and Sursi-
car Anatomy.
CARTER p. JOHNSON, NJ. u. Professor Of Anatomy aud Ply.
siolusy.
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ. d, Professor Of Theory and Practice ol
Medicine.
ARTHUR T.. PEilcOI.AS, VI. ~. ncnn"r*ra'or Of Anatomy.
The study al practical Anatomy may bc prosecuted "lih The most
ample facilities. aud II very trih!ns expense. Clinical lectures are
regularly gwen At the cliicgr inhsIgiry aud HiclIrn"nl Alm7holSe.
The Inhiinary. under the SAM ro1i wish thr t"r.rs", dad sual,ci To
thr entire control al The Faculty. l. a all tunes ~r.i hlcd wnl Mcdi-
cal aud Surgical cgses, an! furnishes peculiar iaciittisa Tor clinical
instruction. Many Surgical operations are performed ~ presence oil
the class, and The students beng freely admitted l" the "ifhs. ENJOY,
under the guidance Of til. Proit ssor>. unusual opportunities Tor -
Coming familiar with the symptoms, DIAGNOSIS aud Treatment oi dis.
ease.
EXPENSES differentiation fee s., Professors fees slo3: Demon
sirstors lee sl0. Graduation Zee So.
The price nf Boafl. Inclulana iari. !isats and StT' ant $ attendance.
is unusually So or3 10 per week.
The catalogue. &c. containing fuller information concerning The
Institution, will be forwarded 10 those applying Tor II. or specific en-
quirics will be answered by letter. Address
June :. MAtPIS. NJ. D.. Dean of the Faculty.
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MERCHANDISE.
CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP

CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP
vrAVE received a complete assortment OF STAPLE and fANCf
III DRY GOODS, to which they invite the attention of all in want;
naS psccade and Chene S,lss
snail checked and striped do.
cocred and hack ws,srcd do.
S lac and chanseae!s $ lin d. che"ss anu Armure'
rI,ck Gpd de Rhinp silks go. rop'ns
p pm,s printed cashmeses and Dcis,"rs. Of the newest designs and
rii re~arb. En:lsh AMI American rlcts
F~nsh. Manchester aud Eausion G~inshans
r rrsncn Merlucs and Cashmerrs
=, Grruania Cloths, plain, and high coors
raS Long and Square Shawis, II new styles.
Rob Roy , LGns and black
s a,,s md Whitney Bed Blankets, Cd o 1874
M, s, oSi t" eoiorrd and white
Welsh, Saxony and unshrihkable Flhnnels
wshG him. cherry. scahe, and crimson FIann.is
r rn.;ss and German Hosiery.
."s Sh,euncs and Towe'ings
Law"o""ts Diapers, Napkins and Doy!cs
rr"sToMeed, PLAIN and printed Linen Cambria Handkerchicis
cp' R,nne, aaa Belt Ribbons, a tieh assortment,
rn,Dsh anu French Grapes, black aud c"iored
E,esmec ,slgrrcs and vestincs, in crea, variety
s,larts. Failed, Cloths and kerseys, for servants
Pam NJ ~ rhos ply. Tapestry and Venetian Carpets
IL H. nrmcd aml plain Druggists and Door Mats
o. No 90 Min Street, Richmond, Virginia.
-7T| i;KEN. FAkISS s. BROWN,
so Ia, AGLESQCARE MAIN STREET,
~ ,,wsLec,yins their FALL supply, and have opened al their
new stand. Il very extensive assortment of the following, 10
1':h they solicit the attention of country merchants and dealers
sp,n, and fancy Silks, a large assortment and some very rich
p,rtsp,lnicd De Lanes and Cashmeres
p,i. French De Lanes. IN alicciors
p,T,s De Mo,c,nes, very rich and beautiful
w,,.rcl and Chameleon Poplips and Lustres
rsnth Meria,s. Cashmcres and Th:bet Cloths
Sk warp Tables and Mohair Lustres
S,rs and fancy Aluacas and English Merinos
p~abazincs. Canton Cloths and Italian Grapes
Gaze. Thibe, and Cashmere Shawls
I've Capes aud Collars, some very rich
~ bonnet. bel, and cap Riban6s
NIX six aud mohair Trimming Laces
81 lambs wool and Cdshmerr Hosiery
IL, rich prin:ed Turkey Drapery
n-.rery MushnS and danask Morceus
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Z, soperior stock black, blue, brown AMI olive French Cloths
vl,rk French Cashmere and pocskins
r,ncy Cassimercs. entirely new style. large assortment
and velvet Vestings, some very rich
iys,l velvet. Cashmere aud Merino do
p,iins Cords. Velveteens and Corduroys
Bsaysc ana Pilot Oycrcoatmss
Ts,ei Cassimercs. Satiinets, Jeans, &C.
~ ana WOO! Understands, Drawers, &c.
Aexanjre's kid Gloves, aud backSkln 90
ALSO. A LARGE ASSORTMENT
pI. lwlled and Mackiaaw Blankets
SAFER lambs wool Bed Blankets
Iaree assortment heavy WooenS Tor NEGROES
Pa! Linseys, Kerseys. Shcriings ani SirNiCs.
Cotton Oznaburss. &c, &c. all ii which We "rer very low.
WARREN, FARISS Il BROWN,
Sm. On No. III Eagle Square.
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GoKDoNsvILLE FEMALE sEMINAnY;.

FEMALE SEMINARY.
rISltE fourth session oil this Institution Will commence le i' d
4 September. and he continued for ten months. NJ,
Tli, Seminary IL located immediately On the railroad roH nich
mona 10 Charlottesville, near tbs base OF the Southwest nouhans
Our village has been resortcd TO by i number OF persons rom Gown
the country, during the past Summer for health. How important mat
parents living In tho lower counties. IN unhealthy neishouihoous,
place their daughters at an institution where they Will ENJOY, nhhier-
ruped health while prosecuting their studies. Unparalleled success
has attended our school. am prepared 10 accommodate twenty ODD
boarders al this time.
Miss GEORGENA A. FORNERET will take charge OF The classes.
This lady has had five years experience in teaching. and during mat
time she has taught III some oil The best families III Virginia. We
doubt not she Will give entire satisfaction to all the patrons oil the
School.
PRICES For FIVE MONTHS:
Tuition III all the English branches, board, fuel, lights AMI washing,
with The use Of Library, $50.
Those studyin the extra branches viii pay for Music sl5; French
So: Drawing and Painting 81.
We have NUNS best instrumen, no charge f.. The use oil H.
In the event ol sickness. DR. &. Bcale, my nil"rlnrIaw. Who has
been 4 practising physician i'r thirty years, will render his medical
services 10 all III the institution gratis.
llEFEREScEs 10 The Ministers generally Of the Virginia Conference
Address Rev. II NJ. LINNEf.
Srni. 21-c1w Gnrlnnqyille. OTangt County, NIrsInll.
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LAND IN CHARLOTTE FOR SAL
nAPPAHANNOCK land FOR sALE.-TbisT

OGAN WALLER, Commission Merchant, gives
~ his undivided attention 10 the selling Of Country Produce.
E- Office ri Main Suest, Richmond, Virginia. July s-3m
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AND pfGKCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
D'aLEKS IN PAINTS, OILS. DYES. WINDOW GLASS,
lIav,S%"e, NO % MAIN STREET. CORNER l4rH,
IL ers; ~ ~ N Store their usual large stock OF Drugs, Dyes, Paint
Tatsato S EFT DC, DC, embracing a general assortment. arc pre-.
attention ny, - uhei' customary inducements, TO purchasers. Particular
=" packing and forwarding orders. Sept 20
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hND LAsb
,FNhE next session OF this Institution VIII confidence on the Ia,
Il DAY OF October. with The following Faculty:
Ei.ht RrT. JOHN Johns. ID. d., lroic sT Moral Philosophy.
J. BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor OF Law.
BENJAMIN L. EWElL, Professor OF Mathematics.
MORGAN J. SMEADS. ph d. Professor .! Humanity.
WILLIAM +. HOPKINS, a. NJ Professor OF Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy
HENRY 4. WASHINGTON, Professor Of Iis,ory AMI Political
Economy.
Rev. slLAS ToTTEN, u. d, Rhetoric and Intellectual Philo 0.
ply.
by the laws recently enacted. the fml. Collegiate course Tor tie &c
gree OF 4. H., embraces 4 period Of four years There wHl be four
regu'arclasses-vz "a: Freshman, Sophomore, JUNIOR AMI S-nior-;u
one ~ which each student. except the law students, must belong
teen years old. and pass al examination III the English. Lam aud
Greek Grammar. Caesar. Give books) NirgIis .fnIad. Grcrk Tesla.
mcnt, (St John and the Acts) ~ their equivalent. Arithmetic aud
Geography. Tl"se WHO are prepared 10 JON Il higher class " liLe
allowed Ia do $ on examination
There viii iikewIsc be al English ~ Scientific Crur.e. Ia BE- COM
plctei IN .wu years. Tie candida q ir the Science Course must bc
u teen years ui age, and present the written request. II not III age,
of his parent cr guardian To- tat rdrcs. liz will he exami.ci IA
English Grammar, Geography. the first four books i Geometry, and
Algebra through equations u tie second degree. The students a
tiIaci"iily completing 'hs course will be entitled TO Il certificate with
the College seal affixed.
1lere WI a 80 bca Course Of Law, prufcients in which will lie
entitled 10 tire degree oi l.. Il.
Students 80; dc iring 10 attend either The X = lar or the Science
Course. " u 10 permitted To- -tuiy with any oi tie Glasses which
they my be- prepared :" JOIN.
EsPESsEs:
For the session Of nine months, the College fees for under.
Boar! and hire NJ furniture ~
Washing. im.i aii lights, i,om SJ 10 u
sI9l
The fees Tor inw students are 81 6
board, III
SIS
Copies Of the lava mas BE- obtained by written application, post
.nil. 10 Jrdge d Tucker. Williamsburg Aus H-cAawSw
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JUN 6, sHAFER, MERCHANT TAILOR,

Wot9rLbr e.peeifuiiy inform his patrons and The public generally,
49, 80 mat nc has returned from the Northern cities, which have been
,sHei ,! mm, for the purpose of making such selections of mer.
!. ne from Inc latest European importarions that arc new in style,
,~ats''e! In equality as 10 durability, and wearing handsomely. His
,,s = u row N $ ore-the goods are all handsome IN style this season,
dg4 ~ u the fancy stock being entirely new IN design and coioring,
+ = he hes ever had the pleasure Of offering, for a selection to De
lnH rom lie has also received the reports Of fashion, and Is now
n Ia. !' ,oaFei tocxccuie all orders III The latest mode, as now cut ami
h. . !. Fans, Ae@ York, &c. lie solicits a call aud examination OF
~ ie would cal attention TO his assortment OF gentlemen s
Sn,n nsl y, goods, VIZ: Fancy Silk Cravats and Scarfs, black Silk. do,
~Mn Co!iats, Drawers, Gloves, &c SPIT Adm
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FAsUToSAULE DANCING.

TUIIIE fourth and last annual session OF the undersigned will com.
i Inenre on TUESDAY. October LIT, 1850, at the EXCHANGE
CONCERT ROOMS, with increased facilities ~, aaorilns 10 young
Ladies, Misses, Masters and Genthrnen. a thorough aud practical
knowledge oil the above elegant accomplishment. The Exchange
Rooms he has again taken at considerable eaicaSc. owing To the cpn
venieuces they p"sscss-conycuIctc-s for Teaching dnt Dancing. not
afforded by any other rooms In the rIy. The undersigned feels sals.
tei that the arrangements aud sylc oil Dancing to b. adopted The
coming season viii give eltrr satisfaction. lis style i 4ysiena,ic.
easy aud graceful. embracing every fashionable Ball Room AMI Draw.
iHg Room Dance laugh; III this country and III Europe. together with
a number taught by no ohcr teacher. Comprising anous ;lrn the
following: Redoaas. NaZurkes. TWO. three aud 1--we time Wallzcs,
numbering iii all over twenty different Waltzes. with the new Jenny
Lad Mazurka. Also. the Spanish aud French qutlrics, the Ger.
man and American Coalitions, Polkas aud Maznrka QnaluIlrs. with
all the Fancy Dances, as introduced by Elier aMl other eminent ar
lists.
The success which the undersigned I'M met with III Richmond. an!
different parts OF the State. - sufficient evidence 81 the aivanta5 ts
his system possesses.
Entire reliance may be placed b. parents AMI suir!iins on his cX
peri-nce. capacity and determInH ion 10 implri IL his pupils all the
graces Of this desirable and important accomplishment
DAYS OF TUITION FOR LADIES, MISSES AND MASTERS
Wednesday afternoons from 3 10 = O'Clock, ana
Saturday mornings from II tol o'clock
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Monday and Thursday evenings from ~. To 80 O'Clock.
Terms, sc. made known on application. Any note addressed 10
Mr. NJ, anu left al The Office Of the Exchange Hotel, will be- profnp,
~ attended To.
Mr.. NJ. may BE- seen at the rooms any day from ., A NJ, until !,
p. VI.
y. B-Those wishing 10 take lessons will fri il to heir interest 10
commence with the session, asa considerable deduction will BE- made
when entering for The season.
y. S.-Puvate lessons given.
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FARM FOR RENT

ssEiNG iesHons u; changing my present business. will offer ny
~ Farm Tor fcHt privately until The 18th OF October. 1850. " i.t
rented outbs tia; umc. II VIII on thar day be rented out 10 he highest
bidder iof one or iour years. Il is about !. mies from the Old
Market. ari l. ,onsi!,i ted one oi The heaita.est places IN Virginia. /
luriher description Is not necessary. as thosc disposed 10 rent WI
cXtnute Tor themselves. Any Information required viii be given -
Application IL Me,srs. TU!er - Coos. OF myself un the premises.
sept. 0-e0JihOct. + II BLAkEl.
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~EXhCUTOIus SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES
STOCK. CROPS. FARMING UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD AM
KITCHEN EER NlTIKE Az

yErILI. he sod Oh WEDNESDAY, the 2d day OF Oct. II fair. or
w the next iar day, al the late residence OF Mrs. Jane Game IN
the county OF Hanover, Two miles from the head OF MechanIcksvie
turnpike, is valuable and likely negroes, (one cAccpiedJ combating
OF boys, girls, aud women; also, all the stock Of cattle, &c. crops u
oats, corn. fodder, shucks, SC, household and kitchen furniture,
tanning utensils, &c.
TERMS made known on the day of sale, which will be conducted
by Mr. Tnos. II. TALIAFERRo, Auctr.
GEORGE d. GAINES,
Srri ,1-clls Executor vi Frances Hall. decd.
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THE UNITED STATES LIFE An
NUIrY AND TRUST COMPANY
CHARTER PERpETUAL-cAsH system.
CAPITAL 100000
Office, Is Merchants Exchange. Philadelphia.
Office in Richmond NJ The 0fce Of HarM d Brother, i2M Street,
near Cary
TIJuIS Company is organized upon The mixed principle. Stock and
L Mutual, which combined features offer TO insured members
been adopted, thus avoiding the heavy drawbaeE, created by unpaid
premium notes. The liable rates of premium upon which IT, ioilcles
arc being Issued, is the only scale experience has proven should De
adopted, as afording the requisite security TO the insured, and an
experimental table may be found worthless ii the Yer, instant u po'
lcy should possess its greatest value. Life Insurance. very properly,
is arrcsing the attention of the world Inc phohc' h'"c'cr' III III
their commendable willingness 10 embrace and employ is wise and
salutary provisions. should make ultimate security the primary and
most important object, which can only be attained by 81 adjusting
the premiums az 10 anticipate unexpected losses anu fluctuations OF
every kind. 1t is the purpose OF this Company annually 10 credit
upon the policies of holders and books of this Company such an
amount of profits as shall not affect the stability or impair the sacred.
ness of its contracts.
Premiums may be at the option of the insured, TO be paid annually,
semi annually, or quarterly IN advance. l..
All necessary information, together VIII blanks, PdinphIetS, M',
NAV he obtained gratis al the office Of the Company, NJ. -. Mef'
chants Exchange, Philadelphia. and in Richmond at the Office OF
IIaxaII &c Brother. l2;h street near Cary, =
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORS
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, PAUL . GODDAKp.
BENJAMIN w. TINGLEY, GEORGE McHENRf,
JACOB /. FLORANCE, JAMES DEVEREliX,
WIN. NJ. GOODWIN. JOHN l.. LINTON.
""' " STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON, Vice President.
CHARLES C. INLAY, Secretary aud Treasurer.
MANUEL EYRE, Actuary.
THOMAS BALCH. Council and Attorney.
WILLIAM PEPPER, NJ DS
AGENT FUR RICHMOND.
WIN HENRY HAXALI.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Counsel and Attorney.
ROBERT w. HAXALL, u. D., Medical Examiner.
Aug. l5-dSe3m
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EXECUTIONS SALE OF LAND on MATTAPoai

4 GREEABLY to the provisions OF the viii Of Baylor Hill. deed.
IA shall sell at King William Cour House. on Monday, the 18th
OCTOBER. Chat beng Court day. the iarms of which said Baylor IIai
died possessed OF, Containing ~ recent survey 3o acres. This iatri
lies well OH the MauapoIi river, aud is bounded by the lands Of
Archie Brown. James Koane. and the heirs Of Edward Pollard. The
soil IS very fertile aud nearly the whole farm has been married.
My nephew. Joseph fiillyarl, who lives on the place will shcw
tn premise. To any one wishing TO purchase.
The bulldogs consist oi u good dwelling house. nearly new, and all
necessary out houses. 1cras liberal. y. Is HILL. Exrr
Gent ui-ctls OF BavlOr Hill. deci
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TRUSTEES ALE Of REAL AND PEKSONAI
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY or HANOVER.

StRSIANTio lie provisions ri Two decd, oi trust nsdc by II
4 bert X. Taylor, the one TO Joseph Taiey aud Joha T. Clare.
e.ther al whom may act as Trustees. dated 2Hd March, l>e. The
other 10 c W Dliicy. Trustee, dated 2d July. l-50, both al ye.
cor! III The oiIcr u! The clerk 81 the county OF hanover, tie cuN.
critters "ii proceed on ri ESDAf. the 18Th day OF October. l5}.
Il lar, II Gol iEe mex, iir day. At The present dwelling oi sad Taylor.
to sell. ~ pubic auciou, Tor cash, the property III said de.d- ~
ycyed. CONSISTING NJ n tract Of land OF frOGi 30 ,n $50 ac:cs. horses
aud cattle. wagon AMI harness, htrouchc and harness. plaDtaiaG
utensils, aj nmu ehoii ard kitchen furniture. and the crops ~ cin.
ot's. wheat. sc. &c grown Oh the farm the present year, andsonr
oieT property. Tie subscribers Will only Convey the itie vested n
ihtn by said deeds. JOSEPH TAiLEt. Trustee.
{. W. DiBNEY, Truslec
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(Gooi washing NAV be had at from So 10 sl0 for the session)
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Medical Department the session is OF the same length as the
Academic Session-ninc months-whiche enables the students 10 com.
pete a curriculum of studies As extensive a. that OF any other Medi'
cal Institution in the Union. by attending only Two lectures a day.
BY n recent enactment Of the Board of Visitors, provision has BEEN
made for the delivery OF u course Of lectures on Pathological Anato'
my, and on the Outlines of Comparative Anatomy and Zoology. Inc
whole expense of tuition is only sos, which sum includes the cost oil
the Demon : ticket and that of the material furnished Tor DIS
section. WV. :. w.
Aur 1I-roaWrIyfDrt.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..
TENIE next annual session uf the University ut Virginia will COM
L acucc on The Ia al October, aud Continue without interruption
uuiil The 10Th ut June. The University comprises the following
schools and L.cturcslip viz:
l. Ancient Observation-Disclosures GESSNER HARRISON, MD.
II. Modern language -Proc sor SCfIEI.E DE WE'RE. l.. l.. u.
III. Maihenatcs-Prof-sso EDWARD IL. COuRTENAl, l."
l.. II.
". Natural Philoyophy-Proiesso WILLIAM d ROGERS.
V. Chemistry AMI Matcra Medica-Proiessor ROBERT l.. RO-
GERS, NJ. u.
VI. Medicine. Professor HENRY HOWARD, NJ. d..
VII Anatomy aud Surgery Professor JAMES l.. CABEIL, VI. ID.
VIII Moral iiosuphy-Proiessor WILLIAM II. McGufFEi,
ID ID. l.. l.. ID.
IL. Iaw-Prolcssor JOHN b. MINOR.
y. Lecturer and Demonstration OF Special and Pathological Ann.
toiny-JOHN :. DAVIS, NJ. D..
To be admitted into the University, the student must be sixteen
years of age, but. The Faculty are authorized To dispense with ths re-.
uuritiun III the case of application for admission by Two brothers, one
OF whom NAV be under the age Of sixteen.
II The applicant tor admission has been 4 student a; any other IN
corporated Seminary, he cannot be received into the Univer'Iy I'M
less he produces a certificate from such Seminary, or other sausiic-
tory evidence to The Faculty, with respect TO his general good con-
duct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF clothes, books ad
pocket money. are estimated IS follows:
Board, including furniture and attendance for nine months, 500
Fcc5-ll Il single Professor be attended S5O-if two, $50 Tor each
ifthrce or more, s5 cach-say 30
Fuc! and candles 10 be furnished by the Proctor at cost, aud )
per cent. commission estimated, IL only one student IN the
dormitory, ut s30-if TWO. in the same room, al 10
Rem, Of an entire dormiory slO-ior half, If occupied by two stu
dents. >
Use of Library and Public Rooms, 10
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yIKGINIA CENTRAL K%AIhNoAD.

IALI.EU MEETTNIf UF NE STUTKTITTUEES.
vDNIiE agents Tor the counties oil Monroe aud Greenbricr having sub
L scribed the sum Of $4,000, the amount required To cntitc the
Company 10 The subscription Of The STATE. nj their request Il meeting
of the Stockholders will be held NJ Louisa Court House. On Thursday
the 18th OF October, To consider the questions connected with the
prosecution OF the work between StauntOn and Covingtnn:. also The
best means Of expcdiing the completion OF the road on The east side
OF the Blue Ridge 10 the tunnel.
a full meeting is requested, as the above and other business Of I
general nature may engage the attention Of the meeting.
Al. the counties Interested in the extension Of the road to the Ohio,
are invited 10 send special delegates to this meeting, who. together
with the stockholders OF the Company. will oe entitled 10 a Tree ticket
on that occasion. BY order Of the Board.
Sept. l2-c2lwtd J. GARRETT. Secretary.