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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

1t has been eloquently and truthfully
said that if Christianity were compelled
to flee from the mansions of the great,
the academies of philosophers, the halls
of Legislators, or the throngs of busy
men, we should find her last retreat
with woman at the fresde. Her last
audience would be the children gather
ing around the knees of mother-the
last sacrifice, the secret prayer, escaping
in silence from her lips, and heard per.
haps, only at the throne of God.
The Cherokee Indian bill passed Con.
gress out of which Hon. Waddy Thomp.
son, OF South Carolina, gets fee Of
$4,000 as attorney for the claimants.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

THE Potato Ror.-The resolve pass
ed by the Legislature of Massachusetts,
offering a reward of ten thousand dollars
for remedy ofthe potato rot, has been
approved by the Governor. The offer
extends to any person within that Com
monwealth (but not to any person out
ofiD who shall satisfy the Governor and
Council that, by a test of five successive
years, he has discovered sure and prac-
teal remedy for the potato rot. A Mr..
w. w. Edwards, writing from Washing
ton offers TO make the State of Massachu-
sets acquainted with the remedy; but
he is precluded from the reward. The
Boston Traveller says, 'the offer is very
liberal; more so, perhaps, than it would
have been if there had been the least
probability that it ever would be paid"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

A DEAR PENALry.--A young man
came to the Office of the Marshal Of Po-
lice, on Sunday, in state Of partial nu-
dity, covered with dirt and blood, carry
ing a bundle of cold victuals, and bear
ing about him all the evidences of de-
bauch of the most degrading nature. He
stated that he came to Philadelphia a
few days before, from the plantation of
his mother, wealthy and highly re-
spectacle widow in South Carolina, to
attend summer course of lectures at
the Philadelphia College of Medicine
Prior to reaching the city he commenced
nissipating. When he arrived here, he
was decoyed to a house, where he was
robbed Of all his money, together with
his coat. To crown his mistortunes, his
trunk, containing his clothing, letters,
books, keepsakes, and other valuables
never come to hand Truly, a dear
penalty for his folly. His case received
proper attention.
PhUa. North .American.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

We are glad to state, for the intorma-
ton of his numerous friends. that the
Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON is rapidly re-
covering from his late attack of illness.
Del. Journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

Net debt charrcable on States
general fund.

Net debt char@cable on states
general fund. $l0,O59 ,96J,35
Ofthis debt $1,6lS,6lS are rcdccma-
bic at pleasure, besides the sum offs l33,.
7l2,72 arrears of funded interest.
independently Of revenue from taxa
ton, the State has a productive capital,
consisting of stocks in various banks,
roads, bonds, Sc, estimated at cost lri
ces, amounting to 50 1!0,273; and an
unproductive capital, principally in Chos
apeake and Ohio Canal stock, of So
696, 0l1--and sums due for loans, inter-
est, &c, by various institutions, amount
ing to S9,0T,2o9.
Annual interest On the public debt, (in-
GLIDING interest n liking flnd. SCI, ,l}9
Income from public works 23,3.O
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

TIE AMENDED CONSTITUTION OF New
HAMpsHlRE.-It is surprising to see by
what an immense majority the liberal
provisions of the new constitution in
New Hampshire have been rejected by
the people. New Hampshire is truly
"benighted,' and we use the term just i'll
the opposite sense in which some poll
ticians have heretofore applied it:
"The Concord Patriot has returns Of
the votes Of ISL towns. In these towns
the vote on the amendment in relation
to the abolition of the religious test and
property qualification, stood II, 100 nays,
to 1862 yeas; on the amendment pro-
vlding for the election Of Judges of the
Supreme Court and the Attorney Gen
eral by the people, IS, 100 nays to 1916
yeas; on the amendment requiring the
election Of Superintendent Of Public
instruction, nays 81 LIT, yeas 1858; on
the amendment requiring the election Of
Commissioner of Agriculture, nays
21,4l7, yeas ., 1879; on the amendment
for deciding all election by a plurality
vote, nays 20,901, yeas 1921. The
vote on the amended Bill of Rights was,
yeas 10,434' nays IL, 1913. A two-third
vote was necessary in order to the adop-
ton Of these amendments"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

BosToN, APRIL 2.-Thc Goth ballot
for U. States Senator has just been an
nounced, and Sumner lacks - votes of
an election. After protracted discus
sion, the election has been laid over for
three weeks. Mr.. Stone, democrat, de.
clared during the debate that the coali-
ton had now terminated.
Rich B. Churchill, of Georgetown, d.
G., has sued the proprietor of the Com
monwealth newspaper for libel, and has
laid the damages at $4,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

No LICENSE IN lLLlNoIs.-The follow
ing is the substance of the No License
bill which was passed by the Legislature
of Illinois:
!. 1t repeats all present License laws.
/. Prohibits the sale of Intoxicating
drinks in less quantities than one quart,
under penalty of S25.
3. If sold to minors increases the fine
to from $50 to 800.
4. Provides for a penalty of not less
than $i25, nor over 500, for selling
more than quart, and permitting the
same to be drunk on the premises ofthe
seller.
5. Giving away liquor, to come with
in the provisions of the law.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-04-05

Ono AND THE CoMpRoMIsE.-The
joint resolutions which passed the Ohio
House of Representatives, instructing the
Senators in Congress to endeavor to
procure repeal, modification, or amend
ment of the fugitive slave law, appear
not to have been acted upon by the SEN
ate; but, in lieu thereof, new set of
resolutions were concocted i'll that body
which are worse than the first. The first
of them as amended passed the Senate
by vote of 10 to 10, and the House by
a vote of 50 to 10. The second passed
the Senate by 81 to s, and the House by
Al to 81. So Ohio, by its Legislature,
has decided by strong vote that the flu
gitive slave law sought to be Immediate
ly repealed"
The VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE adjourned
sine die on Monday night. Five hun
dred and fifty-six bills were reported to
the House, of which 81 passed both
Houses, and 246 rejected or not acted
on.-The houses also passed % joint
resolutions. Many of them are impor-
tant. The Senate finally rcceded from
their amendment to the resolutions rela-
tive to the action of South Carolina on
the subject of a proposed Southern Con-
gress, and thus the resolutions are to be
sent to all the States except Vermont.
CONGRESSIONAL SEAT TO BE CONTEST
ED.-Col. Hedrick B. Wright, who ran
as the democratic candidate, for Con-
gress, in the Luzerne, Columbia, Wyo-
ming, and Montour District, Pa, in Oc-
tober last, and was defeated by small
vote, by Col. Henry M. Fuller, the
wing candidate, has announced his in
tention to contest the election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
THE RICHMOND ESaoikEk.
,IIsugp DAILY AND SEMlM ~ MhsnLi
Pt',,N r. & THOMAS flicHAH' SN'
T L X VI ::

p,pe, sercn doars annum ana al NE I ra's G o. S sgn
r- ly fae' h,t,, irrlm Than one year r"r the Scn'
r ascn 'i unur, and three dollars Tor siX months, pay
y o"S On Ii. Office remltscd by mail, post paid
Il i: lJvasfe, d" " ,, A. ir end =" .he year
oar: '' - ic. ,as be remtitd per nisi III GOOD ahe
n s 1 St % '"s ssss sS': y" sn.s sfg an
I y y "a M ~,, the aesu%atsn Snpm :" p"sisfs Es,rs !,
q s.is"s'Ss ten OGs'Ossr 3rsy~ s,S OF yAnvEKTlslNG.
THE DAILY sstra dsF5 ":s Ut sss ess,s ss
.. til. Gents dhU n,,s three times week. thirty
e. and q BAH cents ,..v d,ars for thirty lnas and In
lai greater cngth-except l"h r!
'.' VIII are Charged isloars ta!.e' include l..
- '" ueen lines, or tcss hrs Insertion
y - ~ mach continuance - cents 49,.
' ,, ,i,saucr must he accompanied Win VIC au'"@o faS
s;sS :, W., r,,c-ntes. /" insure execution 49,.
% ,uns and tributes Of respect, exceeding esh H''es art
s' - Is a!r.riSrhIs,s:s -, - =
~ IN f;: q, and Marriages from the country, whenever th'
: w.,. unknown 10 US mus be "athen.eateu oy 'ns
. -, p.slnas rr the nelshh"r"od OF they Will IN nc
.,l.het Every that has been taken ~ y w n
= m :ulz.es. has prnsrd hrreoIor- unavainS we must
r sis. N snc upoi the communicating neihe cerl
r. ot Posimasr" rrit"n "h fhr h"rE m ne teifT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
.>r, LANDS SELECTED AND LOCATED
JOY ~, ~, al, K> AND rllElk WtnuWS AND ORPHANS.
>'i' AZ, u nSnS.

!
,rrr AND LOAN. AND cOLLECTN,N AGENTS. AT
-'x rHE CAPITAL. WISCONSIN. Will give special al
II an .prarion Lands. by Bounty Warrants,
l,r, and theirs. entitled thereto Possessing tho
the Western country, aid enbi acl"y, as the
&c IONS. The lands III WISCONSIN, Iowa au
siHale,uAie facilities Tor nasng the best selections IN
giving general satisfaction 10 WarranIees In
,,sr ru. ANY trust comhded 20 us.
mus panied with the following fee and
for ~ tracts So Tor SO acre tracts, sS aud for lou
=. sln zach,
asscnsbie, they be safely transmit.
mi The warauee should be particular TO aiS his
The tank the huOu auIhoIlzmg the location 10 be
M. urr when DONE the Certificate Of entity, 10
q. he pacai, viii De promptly forwarded 10 hun
90. ' ABRAHAM H. PALMER,
JAMES RICHARDSON.
p,,n7x WISCONSIN, March. 1851
,hENtLS:-lion's Henry Dodge j. P. Walker, A. c.
E, " Jones and S Douglass, q. $. Stnaf.; Hons
te Chas purkce. }. Doty, o. Cole, D. Potter and
~ pI>a.., Rps. IN Congress
scn!iug Warrants for location, hberd dis
-. e mate upon the ABOVE lees r. y H.
iu,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

rgNHE hn session OF the subtcrhea Law scho viii coe'
nj Lexington Monday the 9th day October next anu
mion,c on III. als day OF rch s2 The pupils will be ds
into TWO classes the members each ar wing Tue
of attending recitation uf The other without additional
The text hook m Junior viii be Stephens Cnnn
stephen on Pleading and GfccneaI Evidence The Senior
Commentaries, epheu Picadns.
leaf ON Evlcce IIucon,nss rouct" Equity
ai rho I:l. %; Virginia S) desirable Iiat siu
WHO design TO att, nd should provide ihei
with ntrTleaved ces oil fuckers Commentaries AMI he ne"
of VIr mia The OF til orlInaI text al
Tucecrs work have carefully corrected by a
conuus and accurate al the leading decided n.e
has b cn tGed upon l. au with these cSsea ,
,tinns has brcume essentially w"rS Gen enen WIZ
moi have supplied themselves with any Of The text boss
can nror ure them from Richmond within few days ae Wv
arrival here desiring detailed information as 10 Tue ,r
adopted subscriber address HIM o
his pIuce and their enquiries will be promptly am! liy
The il. for tuition $50 per session. payable In
INC '' ' ]. w. BROCkENBRoU'h'
re,;rpon ya July o. lS5l-ctlstoct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
AYERS CHERRY PECTORhL,
IRE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. llOARSESESS, BRON
,IlrlS GROUP. ASTHMA, WfUOPiNG COUGH,

,IIlIlS, Group. ASTHMA. WHbOPiNG COUGH,
AND CONSUMPTION.
the cominy ths justly crlsbra ed remedy or Gs
the threat ana lungs. not our wish Ia TITLE WIN ls
, the afflicted. aukiy lay before them the
aud OF the ev fences OF its sue
which they judge for themselves we sncete'
make wild assertions or false statements o M
..5 pr wi! hold any hope suffering humanity whci
aG wart'nt.
~. rn al. given. ard solicit inquiry from the pub
rub b. ing they Will mud Them perfectly
tie elcne worthy their bes, confidence and patron
liz rgished Professor Of Chemistry and Materia Medica
BOwdoIn College.
r,-I ed the receipt OF your preparation
i An auor,nv ui Its etectsln my own family
.II,s OF my frrnd. This have done with high
.s,,s,aru Ia cases both of adults and children have
=, u ucr-.,cns SHOW powerful remedy of cous ahu
PARKER CLEAvELAND, NJ D.
g.-ys~rcN. Me-. Fra. ), ISL.
fl,n al uv-rscer The Hamilton Mills, IN .his City.
LOWELL. Aro lu lSi9
h.. Aver hare been cured OF the worst cough ever hao
c ~ yurr Garry pecura and never tail, when have
/ tu.. :, ol recommending II tu others -,,,,.o>.
Yuuis. respectfully. ;. u: ".ucnS'ot..
become very ieebc and me eect " 'ne hieuise
..g.i, ahaaiy distinct ,-,o
| i ; H"rEL SARATOGA SpRSos. JrLY s. lsi9
H., ars-- been afflicted wi'ii rainiu ah'c
he ag. Al the mn uiu. settled consumption ior more
..,r u find ,n-.,ci,c hat would rea"h INV Case un'
"CEcrfy Pect"ral ~hlch gave me
s have been steadily gaining my s'tegta 'i my
rNl< Hr.. ~. restored :,
7W , YOUR MEDICINE had the qualification Of curing with
.g.gs. from u bS severe attack oi Bron
cuT:IiSi these TAGS Ia yu1 aC aC cir
d, r.,iec;iu!y. J. + CALHOUN. ut Carulna.
50 rr,r sold by J. Z. AYE PracIical Chemist Low
ErrlL LADDx co. and PEyTON JOHNSTON. and by the
a tIl tIlnuuhuu, IA Ihr MdE Z9-cHtin
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Is-~-~-~--~~N' -8N-~1N--~7N ~ : :
RICHMOND COLLEGE.


Der and close the 18th Juy under the following sacu'y
Rev Robert Ky and, A. President and Professor oi Mora
rncr
Christian Professor language and Lierature
George Dabney NJ Professor OF La'n and French Lam
guases:
Bcnnc Puyea NJ Professor o. Natural Philosophy and Chem
islry
The instruction has been much extended and the de
sciences lectures accompanied with
delivered through the whole session. Students
ahe the College proer will DO prepared Tor that purpose
the primary department
TkRMS:Fur board including diet fuel, lights, washing
and attendance, 800 ot
Room rent bedding and towels, G
Tul 10 u
Payments should onehrd on the Let Of October
aud April respectively The study Frech opona aud whou
charge
Address the President Of the College, Richmond, Va.
July l5-clslnct
NJ .DICAL I. DE "a I1TM e NJ OF IANDOLrh MA
CON COLLEGE
E Lecture Term of this institution will commence the Isl
OF Sep ember aud continue months This school Is recog
the respectable Medical Institutions OF this country amus
mentioned Medical School of Philadelphia
and the U"iversi y OF the city Of New York
OF instruction extensive and practical Anatomy
taught by dsectlon and students can pro
for dissection moderate terms Dur
the equen opportunities afforded Students OF wit
Messing AMI assisting Important surgical ul eratuns.
for the and always payable On entering inc
Scnou.
Board the school, BIO had moderate
tcrnl-.
Students can obtain in Farmve village few
miles from the school
JOHN METTAUER, NJ D., LLL Professor OF the Principles
aud praclice Of Medicine and Surgery.
FRANCIS MErTaUER, Ir NJ NJ. D. Professor OF AnaIo'
my. Physiology Chemistry and Pharmacy
JOHN r. METTaUER. NJ D. LII, Professor OF Therapeutics
JOHN p. METrAUER,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty
prinr Elyrard III ya IN &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
NoUNDABOUT FEMALE ACADEMY.

west OF the House, will De under The charge OF hs
Scorr the next session. which will commence on inc
"a and continue until July ensuing For the inorma.
unacquanet with Miss Scott annex the following
ccr,ihcate :. ..u;,. H., u;,s p,cabon.
,a ScoI, is this unity as young auy o.
i.reu branches OF Euucaun usually taught III our otst
very high order We havs no @ ra AZ well
ne training parents will be truly ~ , s
their coufdxd We no young aoi W
would sooaer cuuiLe w. 90 rrS
Charot,syis .r,,.,G,b 1871 " w SOuTHALL.
Persons Intending School, informed 1ha' e
a Railroad daily by LOUISA Court House, if" WEIGH f
provide a convey o my house
Terms Board and tuition all the English branch
Fiench sU Music on the Plana SO My place oil address
| is Louisa Cou1 Huuse BIl KERTON T. WINSTON.
t0-cwf
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MITCHELL'S EYE-SALvE.

VIZ onSs from Dr. Juyi r the regular practee
every minded Individual that Miche!Fs Eve
!ttS prcpaai"n but Is encd as wei I" tie commence
rg a. all u,lrrs who may have occasion avail them.
p, u i, ag!ei.ta: $50
PERRY, August 10, lSi5.
fl-cE.L-Dcar S-The frs; Eye Salre Wat
|" C4gls wlee came, was Informed, on your recon-
she of his little daucherseyes had little conn
have o the patent medicines But as Inc mos
attv aud special remedies hal utterly tailed 70
HE sufferer consented ~ its supposng that II Old
.nlG dn hurt. II vi severe ScroluOus Oph
"y-- The balls and lids all very much IN
@ Nuur :ye.SAlve used. Immediately II acted like
# H. lays perfect was effected ms was sometime
Sat.r have used your Stire great many tinie'
hi,S results. la ha,s hats speedily cured recent IN
eyes and also that which had resisted all rranen
L." years My present opinion Is that aS TO conrcntence
ycmi ser1in;y rry surpasscs all the Sves and Eye
sss, wH'ri have any knowledge.
g.ef.ni!N T.. w JOSLYN. VI, ID.
r-,r .; ALEXANDER DUvAI., PURCELL, LADD q 90.
aNuR. MOUp co, and Druggists and Merchants generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
IRON RAILlNGS, &c.

IRON RAILlNGS, &c.
,,lr NEW ENGLAND IRON RAlLlNG COMPANY, No 1 Al
l,rck Boston, prepared make. at shor no ever!
- m ui Wrought Cast Iron Ratings. low prices
p Rt hug very superior article, as TO beauty
-;c.u. n.nL- The best ui on iIom TO men dia
S! ncayy wrought bars and posts THIS ace l. oe
.ry prpuar Tor Cemeteries, Pubic Grounds. Dwein.
tareas &C lis extensively used tor WIN 'ow,i ad
-, w..s LunaiIc sylunls. and other pnbnc buildings
ufhe and much cheaper than Cast IRON OF any oef De
IA. 70 z. .
H. .g { n. any hand also, English H':dc Fence, 1o
purposes, rcn 81 3et" 50 Pc rot-loa Screens ne"s'eau'
i.uars respecting price and for drawings OF designs app,
T. LYMAN n co,
ya-rw2n, AIbaty Block Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
ENGLISH AND classical SCHOOL,
NEAR i.DRETrU. ESSEN COUNTY. VA

The next SessiOn comlncnccs TIT UctObtT'.
ETNIllS ended cunue the advantage, I" wv"
l. Academic with the comforts ahd Ii,ch'
OF esuac christian home. All the branches o an islSl
Educ together with French Allan and he AZ
ale taught The teacher, Mr. l.. Wiam NJ oI The lhi
Virginia The cdo healthy retired and easy o. "c
Number ui pupils limited ,;
five months payable n advance i"r III
Lodging, Washing, Mcnns. SttU Ih's pays 'o
aud mo Tern aneuage NO extra charges
The pupils permitted deal credit All iherlu' mus
be tcpusiled with the subscriber
containing fuller of the Sconl viii h sa
those wIu request II. Apply TO Key join T. MCul"i
Il---cI =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

f the trouble worth the pains could show hy eA
from perhaps majority Of the Wing papers in East
ern Virginia certainly majority in influence and ablt
there decided feeling Of hostility among that party
in this section Of the State, the Constitution We
sire make party issue Of the question OF rattcatnn.-
The idea that have wished attempted u do 90 has
never sure entered The head Of any member of that
patty, who has the paragraph, broachng it, in yes
crdays Wing If there danger of the Constitution b
defeat should be disguised 10 apply the lever OF party ~
aid. But there is such danger II will prevail BY its
will receive the sanction of vast num-
Wings of the STATE; and those very Wings for whom
entertain highest respect We will give aid
conior those of them iur whose opnioLs not
oyerburdened with admiration, by driving TO their side
thuse whom sincerely respect.
As specimen Of what could do in the way Of raising
parry issue upon the SUBJECT witness the following ncen
diary nppen against the Constitution from the Frede
lex r Ncus pa per having circulate ton and influence r.
nr my party, probably second J'"rhn
nut of metrop"s-a paper, nevertheless, which COOL!
.,rs down as aboirionists the whole people OF Western
Vrginia:
The more we think of this Constitution the more We
are disposed scuu II as worse lhin worthless hDofuof
We honestly believe il will prove tie harbnger o an era,
me cuusco,encrs uf which wisest cannot uresec. l
oprjan prncrlrs anything but evil 10 ON
The spirit of hostuHyO Sdre property Hhich
brenthes trery line IF The apportionmem representation
is bu The beginning Of onShagh on me institution nSeH
the abolition principle Of Nec EnyLnd uhch commencing
in the capitol at Richmond and strengthened oy Sn'h mee
gs as the one Fuu9uer rW Snecp through me Sulc car
rying before IL The last resttge Of our rights
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
RUNAWAY.

NEGRO named Bob escaped rom me on Tue I2th OF as
i.lsr Sal, mai eet. inches high, ana oi very
rxr: mar IS ,ears old and weighing about lou pounds
.t''.s ut his eve. inclined lue rc' When spoken
lurs When ped he had whiskers not quite MAJ
lbs law HIS dress consisted o white honespun ioc
a pa:,Ipos Of the lie is incncGt TO be 'e para
IL MAS carried t"m FauGurr county :" i.cnmei, soiu
5s>o ard was purcha. ell by the 9th april lsoo Iron
as'a. may than likely that SAID negro ma!
81 gentleman IA Warreton ONE Ill NDRED DOLLARS
II vi" h ,vcn Tor said negro il delivered in any safe la So
Nv, " ~ PRESTON WORTHY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
porTEHs. CAPITALISTS AND OWNERS

iANG hanct very valuable patent whec"ih can c'Fef
cay 10y cheap process and "tSc more peau
m most Va ua:le chia therefore al. erilse or pers"h
nn 'raef III any state ana oitr 10 sen 'h
uhcr States al>u ot'cf 10 commence i POTTERY
81 c here ,hc.t j. cav llare been practcI maIuiac
Arc clay for wears uni was seventeen !eiis WIN
Au..rwori. he hrs, Po,icI III Europe. ,
lshrr ;ar;cuars roofs and specimens apply at X B
r Franklin Avenue Pmade'ph'a heow sc
l.. '>-tw,x K. Is. BEECH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
vALUAbLE rKupEHTY Folt Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOit SALE.
lie ,el<g remove Alexandria will offer for
UG privately uc) TN MONDAY the ls day OF
inbrr. lair. II he ar day, his lot III New tluc
situated handsome anu convenient dwelling house,
commoJuus suIehuuse superior garden, and AL
3 tetul.ite 10 The comfort OF a family.
W The -,inc time the village, which he
el III lots IL desired, 10 suit purchase
Hope situated m ons .; the portions Of the beauu
{. OF hsnia" and equeniiy OF the best
N the Address the subscriber New Hope, Augusu
IVA. ID. HOWARD.
- 2!-ct25Aue
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MEDICAL. DEnARTMENT

In the Medical DEPARTMENT. for tuition l"c c"
ticket S93 The ss"
enables the student Of sur' aS
hu any ulcr eca Institution Of the Union ny at
tending ouiy twu leciuresa day.
LAW SCHOOL.
Anajunct Professor app ned this department. hr
of study has bren e,ngcd The subjects o Equity ara
will be taught fully than has h RI" pce
prarlrabe there will be added h" ni Lectures on
The Civil Law Together with exposition o the most lmi'
leading Gases in Law and Equity WM S KEMrER
Proctor ani Patron of the University ol Virginia