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SPRINGFIELD WESLEYAN
SEMINARY.


THE Spring Term Of THIS hoursNine institution, 10 u
commence Thursday Fob 90 uud continue H. weeks.
BoAHp Of fNsruucriuS.
Rev. FRANKLIN o. BLAIR, a. q Principal
Mr.. ALONIO q. CORLiSs, As.istaHt.
+. A. KNIGHT, VI u i4ectufrr cu Phssi.lHFr.
Miss AMELIA 10. siAs. Prrcepiress
Miss Virginia HDLBRuOK, Teacher ~ Masir.
Rev. %. EAS TMAN, steward.
Az the above Tea iffs except ono, iave been empate
in tho Seminar, She present aud past afrs, aHi uattai
ree be sia 20 thuse who have cofr Hrr insructoni
thor qualinct uus, and their success Isarhcts.
Mr. tohttss has. for The pust yeat boon lssor' ei N
Iovernor Eaun, Mr. kumhum, Teachers, &c 90 ustucnl
In Teacher Institute. and a- received Voc altaiaef
~ iesnuni. rentsinou fnd .th.rs. D.
hoped That those sacrfs the thass pffiaa
his iusiructon tho.e occasions, WIFI become s-ocni-d
win hin ugaiu 30 his more permanent situation.
It's ronhduuts believed, That Go the rfcseu boaid OF
Instruction, the esen-Ne Apparatus, Cabnet Minerals
e.. Tor illustrating the Natural Sciences, scholars will fnd
advantages here FULLY eqoai those # any similar inu
tion "a tho State.
The boarding house, which - under the Of Rev II
En8tman Hrd witt, almost entirely uew, IL conveniently
Hed beautifully situated, ard sufficiently nfge 10
date say no entertained hui that
The highest satisfaction will giten Ia this department
Ststnts coming 10y rafo1d, viii Charleston y. H.
or at Chester w., fn which place. there Is daily convey
ancc tu the Seminary
Ia behalf OF tie Trustees.
}. G.. AsPENWALf..
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$40 REWARD.

EFT iho hone orbs parents, the 18Th instant Boy
IL 10 years old, feet uohes high, dark complication,
brown hHif mud dark iis bad upon night
side Of he neck he bach the ear caused by oanssr
lie away grey sack coat red wool.
len shut, dark tweed gre, pun gnEet cap light thick
bOOF. Whoever will give sraouuhc
raph, letter Otherwise, free expense, che publisher
Of tue 81 Abtus Messenger, that DIS parents obtain
said boy. shalt receive the above reward.
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improvement IA the Inif.-A correspondent
in Washington, who is likely to be well posted
up, and for whose letter we have no room this
morning, assures us that
ain less than three weeks there will be action in
Congress tending to important and favorable
notifications in the present Tariff, and although
the change may not be all that is desired, 1t will
be modified 50 as to be much more acceptable
than at present" ~ T. Tribune.
Washington, January ConGrmGilons.-
Hiland Hall, OF Vermont, to be Second Comp
troller of the Treasury Office.
Elias s. Perry, Of Ind, Recorder of General
Land Office
John Sloan, United States Treasurer.
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holden Montpelier, within aud for the county af Wash
ington and state If Vermont, the hieenth Tuesday,
afte the fourth Tuesday December, A. ID. 1889
XoUR petitioner Rachel Parker Of Mortified. IN tho
county Of Wa -hington aforesaid hunbly complains thsi
she lawfully jOined marriage joel fafkeT Of
Fnchbufgh 10 the State of Massachusetts,, but Of
Springfield in SAID State Of Mas. at Fchbufgh
loresnid the llh day Of November A. ID si3, by Rev
Lumt B"yden. minister Of The gospel and hat from the
time of said marriage until the twentieth Il May D. 1874
she vea with SAID joel Parker aud erofued all the duties
required by the wken she compelled
by his unkinduess aud abuse TO leave him.
After several months separation hs promising her bet
treatment, she returned live aith HIM aud continued
~ the thfu perfumlnc. Of IN her obgat
PEELED 10 leave him. which time ihe has beeu compel
led TO support herself by her iabo haviag received
assistance ~ha from han She tuuher complains
the said Joe Parker has ben toI time add
lsIng state OF adultery IN -prngh ID "a the State OF
Massachusetts, with woman from whom he divorced
before hts marriage with petitioner She therefore
pays that Bill OF divorce may he grHuled her from the
toads Of matmony existing Der and the said
Joel Pikef, aud Us In duty hound will svgi Pray. -
RACHEL ). PARKER.
North6ed, January II, 1851.
J. L. Buck, Auy
II hereby ordered that the named Joel Parker be
notified Of the peneency of the foregoing peiuoo, publ
cation thereof, together with this oidcf the se
Watchman and stats Journa printed al Moospelel the
county OF Washington, three wreks excessively the last
OF which to be weeks before fifteenth Tuesday alter
the 4'h Tuesday In Decenbsr ID isO, ~heh shall he
deemed s"ncient notice 10 h appear aud shos
why the prayer Of said petitioner should be grated.
Given under my hand Montpelier, ,he county Of
Washington. this l4th day Of January, A. ID. le5i.
10 s1LfUEA ROYCE, Judge Of Supreme CoIiL
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BY the ,ranscendent abiIity which characterized

by the ,ranscendent ability which charactcrzes
its pages.
OF the eminent writer's who have graced its
pages may be mentioned the following Profess
sor Wilson. better known as Christopher North,
its renowned editor; DIR. Warren, the graphic
and brilliant author of the Diary Of late Ply
scian," and Of "Ten Thousand a-year," works
which have been so extensively popular in re-
published form; X. 2. Giy, Anster, Jeiireys,
Lockhart, James, Lytton Bulwer, Dr. Maginn,
Sydney Smith. and the author of " Tom Grim
giles Log" Cruise of the Midge," etc. works
which have been the delight of thousands of rea-
defs
1t is at this time unusually attractive from the
serial works of culver and of other distinguish
ed writers, which grace its pages as original
contributions, appearing first in this Magazine,
both in the British and American Editions. BY
an arrangement with the British Publishers
early sheets of the Magazines are regularly for
warded TO this country 50 as to enable the Amer
lean Publishers to issue their reprint before the
original edition arrives.
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tflGrriaoes.

A, Eas, Boston, PA INST. by Krv L. J. LseImoie, Hon
Homer y Royce, Of Befhshifa, Va, Mics Mury r. I'd
munds, of L. y.
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WNODI MOOD

rHOSE indebted 10 Us, who wish nay 10 wold this win
4 TER, requested to notify rs Immediately, that we
may know what 10 contract Tor.
EP. WALTON K son.
fsrne,v "A 1851 10
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
RnNN-s u "A III M hire.

1rHiS ROAD connects az White River Junction, the
vermont and Canada, Cenita aud Passumpsc Railroads
with the Concord, Manchester Nashua, Lowei Boston,
Lawrence Salient Worcester, md Norwich Roads.
the route om OF Canada, Northern Vermont,
aud New Hampshire 10 Bosion
This passes through The Capitals of New Hampshire
and Neimuu, and the fare and freight low a. by
Amer july ls 1850, Passenger lfans In con With
the above Road Boston from the Depot the Low ell
Road fuf Wet Lebanon, Wells River, Montpelier and Bur-
hnston 70 A. and ~ A:, aud for Bristol l2 NJ;
leave eel ehanun Tor Nashua, lowell Boston. Grotoa
Junction, Worcester and Newiofk 90 A. NJ. aud 100
+. NJ aud BRISTOL At 49, A. N, he arrival of the
from Wells River and buIiiustan.
Passengers the CHupai and Passumpsc Roads via
Concord and Nashua arrive Groion Junction. oceser
aud New Nolk quick aeS ctuap BY any other route
special Cals TFgis viii 70 though over tins route
ovrTy Iue-d s. without stopping There cattle pens
good accommodations the landing about Baths If
mile Forter's BY ih,s dioven have only
The advantage OF The Camhjss I'D Brighton Markets Tut
also the Manchesle Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence
and Saem.
Freight Trains daily each way [sundays erceptedl
the ceotd Passumpc, Northern, CoacSrd, Nashua
and Lowell Roais and iufrgion Wells River and
the Depot Lowell Road BOSTON, Mech ndise of all
kinds carried cheap expsdtiousy by any other
route.
oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent.
\ lima n
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SEWlNG BY MAVHINERY.


70 Journeymsn Triiors, .Semgsiressss, Employers
and all others interested ia SeD,ng Of any
description
- EVERAL ATTEMPT have been made produce
- Machines sewins but they o"t wihout many
ohectun, and could be- to littie advantage profit
sISGER a. rnELr,' Beay Sewing Machine, inven
ted by I-aac NJ. singer, and manufactured by hinger
Pel, No 40, Harvard Place, Boston, Mass, offered 10
adaptei perform KIDD of work, from the stiieng OF
me shit bosom ships sail, veil descfp
tons OF ioather The needle straight, and works pcren
dcuatly the table OF the machine, autdns aud
opportunity adjust the fabric aud The stitch
my be regulated 10 any length, u hairs breadth
The stitch made hy ths that will avel
open and the only be taken by cutting
second third stitch. From 20 10 1900 tiches
cordng to she fabric operated upon, be taken minute.
ofns ht- HHchfe 10 Perect"hi huch TOD" ana s'uny
nave beeu expended upon by the Invention aud he snscri
he's uilst the Boa,suc Sewing Machine feeling
hden that It wi correspond, upon ,fal, with the
ineniation here given.
The profits arising from tho use Of one machines
which with rher or two needles, Is from tive 20
sH dollars day The nperaua b. moi continued 10 the
every description OF nen, couoa woooH aud most kinds
OF leather.
Th,- maehiao, with ordinary care warranted
Aeuf without repairs, and w many years. Aud
simpe construction, aud easily regulated ami
Sged any person Of ORDINARY nhy ,nay operate IT,
Tue price OF IT these machines, which worked hy
or wooden LAURIE Is ono hundted aud twenty he doiias
complete, with all appenda-cs fer oPciation.
Those machines beautiful and neat in their appear
ance aud they take uv room, that ttcy
m'nt To any iady's sewing apartment
{rr An Agent twin whom exclusive arrangements will
he madcl wanted "a osey city and town in the United
All applications iol Asences, an orders enclosing the
money TOT machiuos, (which ~ be careful W past ed send
ad,''aiion to different puuse viii be promptly attended
addressed TO SINGER & PHELPS,
| Nav. s. 1851 mos. j. 90. 10 Harvard Place,
/ Huston. Ma
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Lancaster Quilts & Rose Blank
CASH FOR WOOL.
U0raiiO N. Baylies' Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Ccuit holden at
Washington District, s. Moui lehof la sad Dstnei
the 2lst day OF JannaIy, 1851.
- GORGE MORTHlNGIoN, ldmini.trator on the estate
VI OF oTato n. bayes, late of Montpelier "a said DIS
decoased makes application Ia ad Con ii an ettea-
of the heretofore allowed him By sad CONT 10
the debts due fo said esate aud ee his
aceount, untt fui day. NhcIeupou u 10 oTfsted
that the be referred sossinu OF SAID Court To be
holden the Probate Oee said Meupssi, the Ith
day Of February O'Clock r. NJ iT hearing and
decision aud further ordered that notice 10 thu creditors Of
and all Others concerned given by publishing
substance Of said application aud the OF ers thereon
the Watchnaa AID state ourna finsd at Monl
aforesaid all of which DO before said ao OF hearing
sd decision that they may appear they cause, and
object hereto.
b. order Of Court,
Aursi, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy o record, ..
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Paw what thou Owest !

IL persons having any demands, eiiher by
~ book, against the hrn Of ELLIS, WILDER 60. are
requested preseu. the same iot pa, nicnt.
}rTAn indebted enher ~ book, ate notiGsd
that we hte To have htu' wash the uihsr
Just speak 80 neighhor, will yuu2 90 word htl,
spokenis hke apples Of gold "a pictnfes OF .ivet.'
ELLIS, WILDER co.
Is,u,rv m ~.
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FITCHBUkG RAILROAD
rzs..sTa Trains will leave. Boston as
xsf-g follows:

For Fnchburs 80 Il i-2 Espioss) II A. NJ, 334 p.
For Concord q 50 and u 4. "A as and go 2. N.
For wahhsai, $50, $40 10 and IL A. ~. ! 3f,a3a
81 ana & 4 4. N.
For ws,er,awu S, aud SIS, A. NJ, IL NJ sod 4l-i,
and IA NJ
For Lexington at 8 / , A. NJ 81 . add leP N.
no TRAINS wilt LEAVE For BOSTON,
From Fuehbafs at TO A. H., u A. 400 txrr'ss) and
4.40 P NJ,
Pom Cai,eotd AZ TanI9A N..Ioe, a. AID SIS P ".
Ffom Walihtnat 7.25, s., g25 aud IL A NJ rs, 4,
S "a and 20 Z NJ
From Wale,,o~u at6I2, and II a. M, i.3o, $50 and
or N.
From L-Gius' on At so and 10 A. NJ. and 43D P NJ.
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide.
). NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent
Boston. Nov. 5, 1919. 50
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HAMPIiaETG

Giving tory and Description OF the character and
rrry OF Consumption, panied with certificates ffeu
patients fhescc OF good standing in thus city, and other
places showing the ia which they have been cured
oi The Hlo.e ueuonsd dsests, he hrd the Office
No 2, State Street .--GRATIS.
Order. should be addressed to EEEDDT.vG 90.
State street, Boston.
Price 81 per beulo nr g bottles fnf i've duilars.
Sold IN Montpelier by Town A. Halt State street, also
sold by r. A. lsek, tuthngtnn James Porter, Rutland
Nichols a Smith. hel0ws FAILS.
n n. nect. @ehenok will visit Montpelier Saturday
Febutry L. AVID viii receive patients Iottril', Hotel
81 For tuhher particulars enquire of
TOWN HALL gents, state street,
05;6m Montpelier, Vt.
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Good Pigs. Mr. Jennison Joslyn, OF Waits
field, killed two pigs, Jan. 9Th, nine months old
lacking one day, weighing 35s and $780,
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DEATHS.

la JoR".oa Ian. Is, 1851 Mo. susan ohrsp, aged g.
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READ THIS BOOK.
FRENCH UEPILATORY,

NOR removing HAIR HON tho lace, ucck
pafi o. the LODI. Ih, Dep iatory towdOr prepared
according receipt OF bnton Liay snigeon TO Napo'
leon u ha uhtsined Lsypt wiir attending ihe fTeach
amy durng The nb cmpai4a IN that country. IL h
the preparation generally u.ed ts the Egyptians and French
aud PERFECTLY sais aud alfec ua sold wboessle ard
ladiy &. v fOok'
% fiomoni Row, Boston,
And by JLI.iNs * PIERCE, Montpelier. " 6mis
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To the Hon. Supreme Court TO be

IUsT received y SCOTT FIELD.
y 90 January l9.
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Rutland & Burlington =
RAILROAD.
BOSTON, NEW yONFx, iNc. by the
Nl;NY OF Windsor VI.

RAILROAD FROM BOSTON TO WELLS RIVER
TO BURLINGTON, VT. THROUGH TICKETS 7,
STATIONS ONPAssNAPslC AND VERMONT CEN
1R AL. IInnAn
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Hear the Patient.


hereby eoIf that the above statement of my wife is IN
conformity with views Of her aud her cute by
Ayers Cherry pocofaL JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Desn aod Julia, his wife,
personally known 10 aud implicit confidence may be pa-
ced IN their settlement.
SAMUEL e.. VANpERWENT,
Pastor nfihe Baptist Church
PREPARED By &c AVER, CHEMIST, Low ELL, Mass.
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Re-Opened.

TUE subscrhers have tllis day ro-opened the DEPOT
STORE, 10 Waterbury, recently occupied ~ o. Eos.
tr, wh~'e they Intend 10 Keep, and have hand
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Accommodation Train.
BAY STATE SHAWLS,
MORE HARD NRAE,

a By b. '''' P''' '" '' W SCOTT s,i'i 4 FIELD fJ
January -, 1851 %
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HONE MADE FLANNEL q FRuCKI sc Tor sale by
- STORRs LANGDON.
Drcerho .. "a
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go virtue deed Trust Walter IT, Finnal the
drrsguci, duly executed AMI recorded viii Il; pubic
the highest bh-r III" premises The i Jay "' &c.
land
sry. called ic rmui lying the waicrso; AcTua Creek a"!
rnttm4r the county oi Stafford. Va.
both Richmond.
Potomac Railroad. and around the Depot
AIui The IN fertility ny a Ia the
there land nsXlaISiDr n!ucSu shell mari
Th.r. -rowiis he land s"" crop g" Indian Corn
viii probably he sol! with H. The Fisheries have always
valuable -" TIM
offered tor affords
- pursyt -! a most ctra1lr property
deed cash, INSTRUCTED 10
that literal credit Tor The portion o the purchase money
wall alnwcilhc deferred payments being satisfactorily secured
The this vii! he made known AT the sar The title
bur OF Trustee VIII convey b..
invite persons disposed TO purchase, 10 examine
which accessible y Railroad AMI eainhn't every
day w r. LuN"ah, trustee
Aug. iS-cuis
nm Day tho of the above land wc will offer
for sale a, said lump Farm the following
II; wit One S,Aone called the WIN. e.. licae S""p called
III: VIM Murray. 20 talHans. 30 Coz! Rope
anc Ducai $50 ccsheas ant great deal Of other pro
with the Fisheries Also. III Hcrsfs. - head %
cattle AID all the Farming Utensils SC CONNECTED with
the land The will be continued from dav day TIL Completed
ami the terms will liberal and made known n the sale
CIIAS liERNDrN Trustee.
.q- r,Is W.
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Terms made Known The DAY ~ SAFE.
June lj-,LtawI j. ". GILLIAN
- VALUABLE LAND EOK .,Ai.G.


w rricu The -1h $50. Il
bending winch the Shochnc Manufacturing t"I
The .l.ua Goa Company and uiCs
the undersigned required. advertising tic
directed hs the d>crrr sell she pJ
cerdlGs irGtonrI. L.d rrTrG !r,ir,
SPECIAL Court Appeals. pronounced thcIc!. Intc
highest brt irr. elsewhere.
deemed a.! and by
the 18th January. ~5l. i!"cc that
said sale shall tc tor cash ~ "nc iri at r !ct'
ui ska r.sIu".
'front.'
the ,cirrrr: u>fa!u"u 'r! To- i
u..I shall h." E'ihi
IN pursuance II order hail.
pur'ri tu sell IN front ~ " tu4 It..
icurlco county MONDAY. IA" "'h day @" r"'isr
ucioE. IN" rirI!'t
,Ircrt, sold, TIE 'ps" IE, To-. ~"
sail properly described ~ tt dee! from WA Na.rr n. ,
the Ia the Hon. Goal LnH,Is, e
papers said aud r"rrr! IN tar Er:S air ~ Pt"!I
he Feb
|, he
cIn. II! IuwUaa. in ku"~Hls hc it' bsrt-
am, was ro..cye, WdrrGr by lGwnr
>al lies about l. nc- irrm hc ty %! Richmond W r
a.! has
other ursr, IT, AMI !us
mediate Eegn!u - TIE coal lands said c"uny.
T.. Is. JONES. u &.
nf Wm u. Ran!cipn iAie S'cll! .! ilcnlco" aul.y.
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Aug. &9--,:iaw&ctds

ma m T. DO SOD Nl,IrT. ToiN-
% 81 ISL large and Iia'r lHra'luI
tn. waters Sl-lr,Iu River a Crooked t.en. the
Ilncburs Va. Combining " rr; survey w"S" Iiu' i
Twenty Four Acres (l. upward, .; livs hu'tIci
growth recently cleared and 81 us"rl "s~ri 'lE "
AT al the bundled oil t,t
inr,e ,.,r n which exec lent to,ac at tro.ul
in spriu.s and con, GOO! The land
lai,l 10 the nruw tobacco. wheat, Nc l lNr.
yrfv desirable hcI lhunc: AMI Er!rr! t! !
roads the contemplate PianS Road from Petersburg
Ipyou and about - miles The Petersburg SE SIDE r."
road.
TT Further description Is deemed unnecessary.
thai w>iiHg
tract q, land n coed VIII prompt
amin. for ri.rse. TIE land b. III rl. by tc #.tu
her or Mr. l.. Nance. who resides "n The premises.
CASH HE payments for HE balance shall he r
o suit the purchaser. ,... ~. .
Aug. it-cwdS HlNbihS'.N LII
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

To PARENTS AND biahbiaNS.
brother. ic Rev W James lsSc 10 resign
his esaursIa the Ohio University iiit lie y remove l"
Richmond. and al me- III my School
l,v wa, Introducing acquaintance tiS proper !"
puiI. an which she Rev Ur Nc'u"E 81 r
University KIND "rc me is "nIt as lie
heard of the had ind" "l;E my 1"lHcf
INV estimate enhanced BY 'c TACT tha Df Mc''n
lev known discriminating III his recommendations AMI guar
del in his piraSrt,":y ,,. hi.
Rev NJ y. lloGE-My Dear Sir: = learn WIN u"
ordinary rr S:rr that the Rev j. i"se IL Ia be
aSsocai. viii. from October y"ur olrhIHg and n
uau, School Ladies lie pupil Iur tour years
and u, ali the m!S have been permitted I" lI IN developing.
| consider a. amongst the best.
4;! ROBUSTNESS
rr; Ills vra.ity thought o sentiment enthusiasm
for truth felicity quality hlI iTccnhciy tor
III. lie never L- To IMPURE others WIN
much n the pursuit al whatever true htaallu
ana III them His success a teacher has
t, such variety and h- ac {" u" i6i OF no
ON. ni his wears. sphere =" acquaintance
.Srh Mr. added already efficient n nsiTNc
tors the which eSi. tail !" furnish the very
hes, for vaunc 'ics obtained country
Euow OF M place hee and intellectual advantages be
vel. combined as in Richmond. under the training ol Mr. Moore
yorr brother and your other efficient Colleagues
what please o any part oi s iciief In relation "
school. Very Respectfully Jouls,,.. . ,,.,.,,.
University Of Va, June 9th.
The next session my School will the Isl day OF
vii limited to IlW vi which
will be received as nparders For terms. apply to
JuJy :hl-r:,m- VI. u. llDt;I., Richmond. VA
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SCHOOLS AND CGhI.EGES.
rIIAaovGI, ACADEMY.

kilAhSt r.ls AtaDElIhs
TESE OF this Institution Will commence uc tS ~
4 DCluIrr, ami last III July "u"h@. 'afy
applications should there only eight cf 'hc dHa-
I'LL.
Terms per session nj monf>, sonc hall lmyar October
Isl, aud the remainder March ist These charges iti'e h"a'd
Tuition and every except lights :. ,,.-.,
LEWIS MINOR COLEMAN y. NJ, fri'cipai.
Samuel. SCIiUOLER. s. VI.
Address l.. VI. Coleman. Iay!nrsiic Hanover r"nts vi.
MEDICAL CULE.EGI; or ','!!E si'tin %
SDITIi-CARuI.iHA.
rgrIlE Annlal Lecture iI'rI WIZ c.n''
the first Mu.j,y November hest IN nc ''"HiHs
branches
Anainnv--by Prod r. IInIhiouk NJ. ID.
Surgeiy-hy Prof L. Gr,lng-, VI. d !. ,t,,. nj.
Institutes aud Practice OF Mcdcichy Professor > ! DIN
NJ u.
Ply sirlosy-by Prof James MnG;rie. Vi. u.
aialeIia Medically Prot Henry K fiosI. b. D.
D,sGcirics--by Prof. :hoa G. prine:n NJ. ID.
Chsmi.lry-by Prof T.. Il. Shepard. NJ. H. ;,
Comparative Is prnf. ion.s Ae;SSl&, " -,
Anatnmyhy 81 Julian i!afcei W. ,,, :,
Dr. j. the Maine Hospital AZ" m; '
slrucIor week The dscasc3n ht ~
DR. l,ciin Fiarg the Aims House 'S'" ''
week Diseases ill.,. r.rI.,.
De instruction and Surgery e '"'ese
Hospital. ,r.,,,.,,,,..
In addition Regular Lectures OF tie C"e.r'
made h!iylual members u 'nc
C!lrlesiun with Professor Louis AGaS'"".
Cnc.r. during the regular HraiuIiou: a.
such parts Comparative Arm."mg,as ma w. ,,.
him. III adjustment with Committee appointed ~ .r u ny "
the Medical College HENRY X fk',' -, ~ i,cn,,.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
1900 acres or Timbercd Land,
,s,IDEH.s ADVENTURE FOR SALE.

ai ie..e Jnrn Gillian 'e,e'., rIs s"s ,ae
IN. y,I,r rr.r! land. lively" huluIsi
an. fifteen the south size 81 j"';ts ii' ~ "1
T. al prsyi.atdu opposite tic Bst'efin eS''f
There huairci au; t!r.
IS arr,- OF cleared . state o; we hnu
.y -; winch ar. .st bottom. ana IffE acres Of
rrs .c,at In Gta. t!c rstf hn"fl te th:iace
thee "s 10 "ri-I s""h. anu .'io. al.
MI: NJ all necessary THE improvement coHs!si
Of house dG all utr bnis Heses,ar. "f
farming planting extensive td I "C " 'I -
one III. section Of country ana Is iircu-
,ri: aa:.! growth oi wheat Richard j. tildi s VINO
h. necbortno will pleasure showing The aGd 10
any rn vi hing 10 examine and information which may be
s in regard tn. of sale. which VAL DC made accnmo.
ran l.. OH inei bv Richard ]. Gillian ESQ., a.
subjects Tavern Puwhaiau county f. NJ Lawson Esq, cEioo
or the subscriber Poindex;ers store Louisa county
WILLIAM ONERTON. Executor
.urus Ga OF John Gillian, deceased