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TIE RIcHMoSD ENQUIRER.
nra,,suEp DAILY AND SEM, t,Ir. ~,
.-t. u VI -.

dollars s a""us Sns S Nea a. 'e For ho semi
.,4 tsc @ ~ num and dollars for SIX months pay
W., ~ @'"' % ~ he ece RENTED by mall post paid
dollar -! ,n.y Sc ren!d per mall IN good and
s rs s ihs 1S.as hs"': :" sss nT rssf ssf sn
:[ ,.rh | ne ,,,r the accumulation OF postage, IL
y o. an. r - t SstTsr s,nTrHrsiNG 4 u'" h"''S
N THE p, nsssdn ,ssH "tS ~say G is' a IN
stInn fy tt"'' a ,i.. week, three Times week, thirty
Vt u !aii dollars
Ar@ua 81 a greater lengh-except l"l ry
ia ~ who are ci"':se" m M a. M E, i
continuance W Gems. H. 80,
" . distance he accompanied WIN Nne ao'"'io' pay
- , 5a,ss Of respect; exceeding eight hnes, are
,-'rf q. .@r~ftiS''.'h'S -. .o,,,r. ,vb.oev.r m,
-. T..,r. r Marriages from the country, whenever r
hal nI ;.ur g.tno~! 20 Us, mus DC aulrnce1 :, @ ~,
.5sN.t ryrr, t:at t"s been Vkeh W - ''n'
49,. auzzcs. has lrcvr, aefe;r'"e "'aSaihsi W s us ;
NY ,,., IN srr cas: uroa the communications being ceu
h. ,b. nan" "a<'misrr "';t'' "n me "rH I" me
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70 the Editors Of tie Enquirer:

u
: 80 WAsurxGroS CRY, SErr. l5 1851.
We are ALL hereabantS, highly delighted win Tie hohn-
ton Of Judge Caskc and confidently expec 10 srG it ~,
Washing ton winter the representative .! the Nch-
mOnd District in Congrcss
The "uthcc nominee o. the Wing iiliy-or rat.cr oi d
mai IN of that partywi find in his sna opponent an ad-
y.,Ty in whose vocabulary the word iH Hcrcr ycs was
written In Holy Wit read oian athetic crs1na&e cat
ed Colai whose defeat ansiialnn ana ucatis no
moro c.rtaln than will be the political death oi h!s a'
.,ir candidate by ;c small David oI The Democracy
Let Mr. an Segrcaro remember, that although III. ci,aNl-
ull head aud half it will not advantage him al! e2hh OF
an nch respect 10 height OF breadth o S'' m Ut
the proper, the real tc only measure q man ne %
nee with a very heavy FISH, who hits ptoh2iou>'s n'"'
.,rauh and fast will carly discover that e DaS IN 1n!e
Caklc worthy of his steel aye OF h!s
lerculean though il may be, Phy s!ca or ,
.rr,tuv Editor of the Wing cAccts To gre Us some Y
and sec some fn"-doubiless but VIA ha!H? ." IN.
sort q; r!ay or fun that "i bh reshed cy tir h % 's
" athletic nominee Lei t.c ifie'"s u 'u"s , ,, :,
,hcir name is LegDu) rally in support o man, WIZ Mou
rtt,.ct homo: upon any constituency ln2ir caninle Is
known 10 the people of The District and unIvcrsahy
r his high social virtues, and respected "r ms ech 'c
,,n ,Iiainucus He is man upon whom ms oicn party
c1u and ,rW gladly and proudly unc ana 'e iu
lilies of hs head and heart will assuredy athc '''e
o many ,eiito pale OF the democratic chutc' 4 o's
u ,,sr Tes,rs Editors strong pull ani pull aliagch-
rr and The small" competitor oi the "aths@f oiinte
with very heavy f!s', VIII pe uiu''!'""'''' " -
the people Of the Distinct +, ~. =.
rh President again Lit this morning for the Na!'a ac
conpanitd by tie SECRETARIES ot wa: ana me irFo ~"
n Nr Van Bg;cn's udmnist the h!4 Jurhais "sf.
mnt To talk of trny,ing Cabinets but ah"i!i oe i'c"'u
"A a. an act oil Justice Mr. Eaa BUfen it'i a. ie':' "cc.
sgnai!y ic could musara fnH CHriHti ,'e'tse. 't W M
ven, o tic present admins. .fatl'n 'nyt H. Al an ,''
= ,,l nigct.a. coGiI Gc con'e;.''-tnH e" 'le P' "
s,, i was rare occurrence i! quorum cJuli a@s"'9'
vyr We are gi.y prosI" iIns nnae i'se "'e''to'
=: rIorra,Ic measures hardly an " the presence oi Il"
p.si1,n has at any time been really necessary. II Won"
y, ali events took rather oeIter tie fIcsidehl "! 'i'
-, r li,ti4 ,,ncern in the OF his couniIyEeh "h
nr bur,nte by Spanish soldiers, or eSeI Ia spanish coo
MOS And also The sake ri an?ehfanceS !! "oIi 80
] uar,i,tr ana aith"! 20 The Constitution, u ln;l II ID.
,r ;rt w,I remain iiunic AM 81" To me ia!
ia ,sci n III tt.r laws N Lancaster c1l"y fEnSyta'
ir, t,.tsin Mid and reckless. stalks abroad ara '!othc
| n,-,r cor,;il!, tne o!@ets ot III" llw :aY 'ts
-; IN ,.,n..l, : W. AID "!I1. rllct bctls oIt p:iGh
49, I,n .xn,c; too inuci. from the trarci!n4 CLo e.
'e p''!e e"; PuWEAIAN.
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=; !; .rri.EH Ellis BALTIMORE GROUND

e2"E prepared! .rs the Farmers win ue "oore @
IS 10
II, kra, Lump Plaster with sicai care rom .ne
yZcd before he'it souhu 'eJI
.. DOES ru, cu.A4 cent. GEiSam we "'',sn w. '' M
- a.s,i las spr.a. MIR Tarra Fleming "' t m
rirc! upon MS CROPS N".
,f by him Fleming ha! abandoned inc use y.
no .fec for years from us
,, ry.r ,.r.,cv worthless. lie determined 10 give NJ.
;r,.I aa! /, luch pleased wit! u. Will use lt'e =.
n.l j, worthless Causing the farmer To throw away m ~
. ,y. We wau.a recommend this Plaster 10 oe u,u ~ ;%
lHl pounds Gnii!" "'h i'Ne'
a ; .he in uc tore she whca;ii vii nave III;
sct ru GuIno moist causing 1t 10 act WELL o'" y" " "
yUun, Glover. r,,>r :, upo,vS
80 o'', ,''."i": sole a,ens Richmnnd.
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RUNAWAY.
.rcro mnu named non, ESCAPED from me on the

NEGRO ma. named BOB, escaped on The l2h o. las
3 ..us SAID about feet. icnes !sa anu OF seI.
>iun near old. and weighing about lou pounds
@ A.r,. q; his ewes inclined 10 BE- little red When spoken
ck When lac escaped, he had wiiskers no. qui'e ha
dress consisted OF d white tunospun och
% M asa,alu,ns lie is incncdin 10 he it!e para
FauGuler 10 kiclinod s"iu
- rcsso am! was purchased the 9Th April leo IRON
P,f,,! l. nay than likely. that saiu hcsr" n'!
haze heard that his wife wa'
t ~ srutlr,nan in Warrcatun ONE III NpRED DoLLHhs
~ M M .lveu Tor said II delivered III any saie JAN ~
. o.. lu ,u! if delivered in Richmond Jai SoQ
tat' ,.' = .''" '' " PRESTON WORTHY.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGi



HNIS School, residence u the subsci her. IN ne
county OF Dinwlie % miles Petersburg. (and within
wo miles Newbs Tavern, and the Souise Raload will BE-
under Miss e!l H. Wynne lady OF experience
for principal of the Female department OF Union Sc
minary, in the county Of Roanoke
session will commence on the Isl OF Octooer
s of August lSh2.
Of suiy will embrace tho elementary an nShe
English French Music Piano and Guitar with
ed and Wax-woik !. =,
session. No deduction loss Of me only In case OF raactcc
Illness
TERMs-For session TEN month";, onea payable the let
March, at which first session will eose the balance the %
a1sus " s 'i". is,5;,c y, sbnr lights &c $50
Tuition in the English branches, :.
French, ,1
Music Piano or Guitar, :, oo
Medic ii services rei!ernn ule young e
side III the family. cD"hhD H. A'hh''' ~ ~
2
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SHzSssss2 I 1.

suitable person. wh-reupon the Coair appointed p con
way p D: G. Hedeman Att!ar F. c!t, James II. T4ia
ierro an! Wn. III B uwut. sad committee
j he committee rcpurtc. Capt Nm. II. Brownc i'a-
bic person. The ui the srns. t.
b. Col james VI. Iai,arrr. !u anact ~ ~;
ing win single cs-ral.ng voice Captain E.uw;, ln
accepted tie nomination
On motion, Rc-oigti That these pgucrcdna- b. n II.
mond.
Tie meeting then adjourned
THo>. TOWSUN, Cha!rf:5a.
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CITY nOTk:L. RTCH,IOND. VA.

gSylS ,ur l,r.r .Uaco on Main street. IN the centre o '
The llnr {" Tie NlrsIhi' I''."'
E,,lrnaa AMI - all oS VIII hereafter ue un'
Immediate ~uIri.,G :c q" the suosSrioer rus Nv
the iar.c Win ne" 'uil"''
iayn.aby compare the civ The S"e e"t' % 'e %
h- directed exclusively 10 the atc"in' i -
VIZ, advantages "f this establishment! he caHoi a !" .!'s "a
ian lie tenders to l if!eais and former laro" o. e
-. -. ttr tl,- ,s:. shrI.p, I. NJ b. ROY.
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Institution viii commence on Tue Hrsl Mo
4 day oi November, and continue until March.
FACULTY..
THOMAS MILLER ND Professor OF Anatomy and fhysoog!
M p JOHNSTON D. Professor Of Obstetrics ana Diseases
of Women and Children. ,,,.
JOSHUA RILEY MD, Professor OF Maca Medea! Iherapeu
tics and Hygiene - = . ~, p~;,.;,,ss md pr,c
tice OF Surgery. = r,l,,., .,a n ,,.,;cs o
GRAFTON TYLER Nd Professor OF Pathology ana fface' '
R0nEnT KING STONE MID Professor Of Microscopeal and
EDWARD FOREMAN, D. Professor Of Chemistry and rhar
macy. .>. :, >, ,,,.o.,or ,,a ,,ono,sro,or
The entire expense 'o' i 50;
II
Practical Anatomy, by the Demons;rator'
Marlculating ice, payable only once 2:
Graduating expenses 49,, ,,,..L;,. 80, ,nsrn,rv
Sen, iniT, I ' JOHN FRED. MAY, Md, Dean
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To he Editors e Ae Enquire

10 'tS AIV'' :" Wasu!Sorox, SErT. IS. ISL.
-. ,..,,,i,r events have occurred in the Will I:e
Inc. ter county Pcrrsy vamia. IN the mur-
~ ~ ur Edward Gor.urh, ard his son and two ne
nrrw- seriously wounded wac hid repaired th,''sr 10
in, s1n,. Slaves thai iarbortd IN that rsare Inc
dsiI ,hr f,ul trans action. But will the Law punish
hs murtcrersq We fear White men are the lnstlea
" Of This outrage and fear there Is not ich nope o.
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THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

We learn from the Norfolk Beacon that public meeting
held Saturday evening" 10 hear the report OF the de-
ecates from Norfolk city to the Commercial Conven'
ton in Richmond and consider the exrediency o SUD
scrption to the Raleigh and Gason and other Railroad Com
uanes in Virginia and r. Carolina Dr. Mallory being Called
Tor having addressed the meeting for abou
an hour and ha In relation the aclion of the kchnloo
Convention the subject of promoting direct import ana
export trade from Virginia, and in giving his views on the
great question Of Internal improvements:
Dr. Mallory stated that he had attended the Commerca
Convention at Richmond, which he pIiyfny said was eau
ed she London Convention having been principally so
ten up by citizen of Rchnondo that namc and had been ar
observer OF what doing w0u, having participated lc!
actively in It's proceedings. He referred the action o is
committee appointed report resolutions and address w
The best means OF promoting the commercial
Virginia DR.. NJ saw he said that nothing was ~ oe un'
for Norfolk and that the recommendation Of The conti
that lines of steamers should run from Hampton h'u
10 some port or potts in Europe and that the removal
the bars James River the great object IN view, an
tha, the Convention was 10 lie pretty much ltchmoh" 81
fail they had fine dinner and excellent sptect
from G. Jones ofrenn pleasant and socii ''He al"
COED sentiments on internal improvements oi,e
&c. That good however, would result from Inc uiScusSi
and agitation Of The subject II would be Kept before l
public and great results might be accomplished IN 'c c"n
| of time.
We regret that Of the representatives from N"''o
should have INDUCED in such OF rcmar wen F'
cualed TO excite eapusics and i'll feeling between INC cue
of Virginia. Dr. NJ has criaGlt done injustice 10 'hc t
tmcn of the Convention, who's. work, !! II lcaH' % n
other fruit, Developed the rXpression Of un u''lS'fs@
Inenl Of harmony and good feeling among lis 1,'c@"'
the several cities, heretofore most Improperly ee"'"'-
rivals and crcnies ii any thing is be done of 'e
ncaton Of Virginia. be by the hearty union anu CO
operation Of ul portions Of The State and especially Oh w
leading cities that bound By comnon lie ol Hees
We again regret the temper Of d.. Maorys rena'k-'n
pleased 10 see the more proper view taken 'y nc
folk Argus, which romends tho regular toass al the Lon
merciul Convention dinner as "al in excellent 'se oil
| breathing the true spirit"
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@3Iko 'ais:.sssEEGGss -. 1851.

sent liz IS ini!., ard Influential Whg, nn :shei
he'toehed p.hicy b. Af. bo=, emphaiitaY cXil lined
10 - q The solid rtH~,rs why lie could for him.
e are satisfied with what hear o. public sentiment IN
Goochlant.
Alr ';os spoke fer honr; Sir g. replied for hour
''r' H. then lad hal! au hour and Mr. {. the
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VIZ. J. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
nFNocRATIC MEETING N STAFFORD.

AT meeting OF the Democrats OF the County OF o.iIo'
=, ,h C.1,rt finuse on Monday the Sth SEPTEMBER,
Cop, Tm Towsoa was called TO The Chair, and y.
Moncurc appointed Secretary The object Of me
havnr been explained By John C. Moncurc' on us '''o'
Resolved That we approve Of the object Of the democrat
ic State Convention be held at siaunon on G asn
and that the following gentlemen be appnth,en
repre-cnt the Democracy OF the Couh'! VI '"'''i " ~
Convention viz. r, r, ,to,., ;
IT,; p,rr u {; H-tqman JaIes Tolson John ShelGet
icsi,a Reany, Thom,s n. Towson, William Garter Rlca
ard Stks John r. tledgmn. John j. "i!hers, 10 Cfopp
John Swetnam Thomas Ashoy: ,,a',d mf'' A'"0'' o"1
o,her democrat in the county OF StaHoto
/ On morton of John M"ncufe,
Resolved That this meeting do nov nominate canal9n.
This county in the General Assembly oi VIZ
gnia nd lha, COMMITTEES be appointed 70 recommend
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEN COUNTY. Va.

The next Session commences 1st october.
yryHlS Institution intended combine the advantages OF mo
rough Academic instruction. with the comforts ana oScln
of we'll regulated christian home All the branches OF an
and with French Italian and Gefa
are taught The teacher Mr. Williams an A. Nj OF ,nc en
versiv of Virginia The healthy retired and easy o nc
cess. Number Of pupils limited , 80, o- r.;
TERMs-Per months payable in advance io li
ZION I,ad Lodging Washing Mcning &c. 100 This pays LOT
the regular course modern language No extra
I ls arc MOI peruited rl All their funds must
. be deposited with the subscriber. -. -
Circulars containing fuller the School will he sent 10
!, M ro,. ',n.., ~ annly n Rev JOHN Mcguire,
a., ~ .if ''' Inrrtln. Essex county. Va.
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JpuS F.. McCRERY, Secretary.
nrnnrrar1c MEEt:TINfi IL NELSON.

AZ Il meeting of the Democratic party ot The county Oh
Nelson held al their Courthouse Monday, the 18th Aug
a, being day. 70, the purpose OF appointing delegates
10 the Convention proposed be held at Staunton on e
2l.t Of September, , =. ,,
O1 ;oun Of NJ John Dil!ard Or. LittIcsery y Liggon
was called to the Chair. and William J. Robertson apoh'eu
Secretary -, u,u;,n
Tne Eee,irg having been thus organized the i'io"lns
resolutions adopted: . :,
Resolved ha; thirty delegates be appointed oy inc ciif
"a represent The Democratic party o Nelson IN sn'd LII
ycntion And in compliance win the above resoiu'ioh' M
fEDwinn gentlemen were appointed hy tls IhhH oo'
James 5 Diiad Stephen r. DilIlrd John Stevens, Doct
James X Esum OtvllIe Loving Col James D. !iafs'o,e
John W Gentry Richard Coleman, iten,y iG,eah, ny
land Rodes Charles Rodcs Christrnher L'pac,H'c' u
william Eiaom William Murrel John d =, Wright ~ Hicia
~ X Lewis George Vaughan, Lcinuel turner, Dh"'g
Chca,wood, John Camp William Harris Et2yn u
Whitehead EIezesiah Jones' Sylvanss aleekS i'nm n
ioodwia, James Brent William Bryant and hcha'a hau
Resolved That Chairman and Secretary be ADDED u
the delegation. ,. =. -. f-r,,,.
On motion,-Rcsoved ha, any Democrat OF The C9unty
who may be in Saunon The time ol sitting o. sae "o
rcniion be considered DELEGATE ,,,.-.o,
Ga ruItion ieslycd Tat ;csc proceedings os pi3'e'
in ,Ic Lvn,hburs R.;ubi.c AM Jt+'so!:n a.! iHchn
win uacs. that the l!c.i!nynl iHqi'e ana i.a'''e
cory tho same. -, ,,. dion, +,
LlrTLEBERRY y. LlGGON, Chairman.
Sprrp
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oAt: nuHDRGD AND FIFTY DOLLARS

>w ~ from rucka.oe Gruc.aa' county. in November
IS a T.. gro man named WALLACE SMlii liz Is ABOUT =
, a age las oruwn or .inser oehu e"o. @ a
head large lee. eyed and hc>iiaes or Sannier WIZ
r,c ur sarpl. spoEcn lie was formerly o"eu .! W.
E Es q: Gloucester county ad Is suppoeut ~ DC Ns ~
unless he has left the State ne ABOVE e
~ viii be pail aiprelsson and delivery al uchahoc o,
S;aie oo taksh ih tue o'a'e' aa
si,t secured any aiI that get him again ,,rx
ln-cGM IoSt.tn .NL.l....N.
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The Wing will be gra,ifed find il duly clo'.' 'u
in The Enquirer that Judge Caskie swallowed hF no'
whole in the Coochland discussion Monday we can
assure that paper however, that Judge CasK'c ehds
entirely pleased with the manner in which Ne sustained '
self-and that according the best inornatioh 'e WI" e
ceve large majority in Goochand, mol losing Inc Voe
single Democrat. The Wing has been grossly ms-h'f"eo
that several Democrats will sustain Judge Cas"'s
The Whig admits that there was one Wing dissehen pre-
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CREED ID. COLEMAN, Secretary.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HENRY COUNTY.
At m,rng cf the Democratic party Of Henry, he'll. at
The Court House Monday the 5th September 1851 the
meeting called TO order BY Hughes Dilard Esq, on
whose motion George arston called TO the Chair and
c. W Booker appointed Secretary.
The OBJ ct OF The meeting was explained by c. Y Thom
as. Esq who offered the following resolutions:
Resolved That highly approve of the Democratic
iac Convention proposed 10 be held In Staunnn on the
24tF OF September and that the Chair appoint six delegates
To represent us in the said Convention.
The following gentlemen were then designated by the
Chairman drantcs pursuance Of the foregoing resou-
l;on to wt David II. Mullins Col. John 7. ilairst"n,
Capt p. H. Mullins, Hughes billiard, c. \. Thomas, and
Geo w. Booker
And on notion the Chairman and Secretary were added
u The si OF delegates.
rl;, following. resolution then unanimousl: adopted
csuyed That the Of the failure of the Gslegaes
aforesaid attending The Conyerton that ". Z. Claiborne
Esq, OF Fraaklin, DC requested II act as alternate
And on motion c. Y Thomas, the proceedings OF this
meeting directed be published in the Richmond En-
uuirer and Lynchburg Republican.
And then on motion the meeting adjourned.
GEORGE HAIRSTON, Chairman.
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JOHN VI. L.SCs..i NJ,

WAsHIScroS CITY D. G.
Courts Of the District oi Columbia
procession. which may be citiuSt
c.f with i"ilrr lie refers 10
mrssrS SE.uES. NirliERS * Co, -
t,c.,J VI N1taiLA, Nashln@,Vh,D ~ -
JAMES !. MILLER. Esq
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Medical Department. the entire expense for tuition nclud
the anu ssecns sos The session
nine months the student complete Of studies
extensive other edcal Institution Of the Union by At
,endinc only ecluresa day.
Ananc Professor this department. the
course study has enlarged The subjects Of Equity and
Law taught fully than has hitherto been
ractcabe and there will be added Lectures
The Civil together with exposition Of the most important
leading cases Law and Equity WIN. ;. hEMpEk,
Proctor and Patron OF the University oil Virginia.
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G. ". BOOKER, Sccre
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN FRANKLIN


At reeing of the Democratic party of the county of
Frankn Ec! The first day OF September 1851, at the
Court House, il being Court day:
On notion Capt. Samuel s. Helm was called TO the ciair
and JOHN +. McCre!y, appointed Secretary.
Nathaniel c. Claiborne explained the object Of the meet
ing and submitted the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas the Democratic State Central COMMITTEE nave
,r,nrrr,cd general Convention of The Democratic par
~ 10 be held at Staunton the 2Ih day Of September
nyt with view Of c-orgauization throughout the State
and recommending suitable persons candidates for CO.
yrrco Lii enant Governor and Attorney General in case
the ratification OF the new Constitution Dy ihe people
Therefore,
Resolved That cordially approve the call Of the pro-
posed Convention and appoint the following persons to re-
sent this county in said Conventions Capt Vim Thomp
son, Claiborne John Bnoth, DR. John CarPer, WA II
Edwards Abraham r Holland Thomas Law Jr Isaac Can
n,hav Can't 5 r ALiridgc. John Holland Thomas hecn
Stephen Smith Wm 'laafrrro, James NJ Davs Henry
5 Woody Gideon Keen and WIN Street
Resolved That these proceedings BE- transmitted 10 Tue
Editors of the Republican, Enquirer and Examiner win
-cqu"st that they publish the same.
In motion the Chairman and Secretary added 10 the
delegation.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
SAMUEL, ). HELM, Chairman
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JAMES PETERS, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CUMBERLAND

DENOCRAllC MEETING IN CC.HBEkLAND.
AZ meeting of portion of the Democrats of the coun
tv Cumberland held at the Court House Tuesday the
2G day of August 1851, the following gentlemen were ap
pointed Delegates represent the Democratic part" Of tie
coaay Of Cumberland in the Republican Convention 10 be
held in Staunton the Data day of September ISL viz
James Il Anderson, Richard w Johnsvn Watkins John.
son. JOHN " Wilson. Jau Crcwdcr Ro Garncu Hen.
ry Madison, Jnn VI Ovcrun, VIM T. Bradshaw, Leonard
Simpson, Jnu Waltew. Roland W Foster, Royal Cod
zey, Jnu Ion1G, Jno Il wilson, Thomas VI sbcl Jas
I.btl'. Creed Coleman, Jno Engand DR. VIA Daniel.
Samuel ipos0n Or Robert ilncerson, Jnn Nllson Wm
Wilson, Vincent tya!<, Edward ) Brown, Mrriwcri"r
Goodman, Ro GUodmnu, Thns 4 Goodman. Thos !"
Crpwcicr, VIM Holman, Isaiah England Mayo Caring.
ton Ambrose Ford Dr JOHN Nah DR. l.. p. ralry, Capt
Willis Saundcrson Jno Taylor, Geo + Harris"n llat-
ris0n Dr. Thomas Shields Leonard Spears Ed W Spears.
10 lnie Jnu Page, lez Ford DR. L Walton, Tnos
McCeIe, Jno Re, n1Is Or Talley, Dr. ral!ey, Capt
Benz AIien Jno Allen, Jno lIendrick, Benz Allen Jno
G Adams, Austin ) Ford Thus B Saunderson, Elisha
Jackson Wm K Spears Theo VI Spears and VIM NJ Smith.
Al other Democrats uf the county respectfully invited 10
attend the said Convention
On mo;Gn it was
Resolved That the proceedings be signed by the Chair
man aud Secretary and be forwarded Richmond En-
quilcr and Examiner tor publication.
ROBERT HENDERSON, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-19
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
4, Coz al JS51.52.

UNIVNIlSITY CT PEANStLVANIA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Efchty-Si1tl Session. 1S51-52,
aVIIE Lectures viii MONDAY October the 9th and
4 terminate a the close OF March ensuing ... :. ,
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by GEORGE b. WOOD NJ d.
Anatomy. WILLIAM E. HORNER, NJ d.
Materia Me,iira and Pharmacy. JOSEPH CARSON, NJ D.
Chemistry. JAMES B. ROGERS. NJ D.
Surgery WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ: D. ~
Obstetrics and the Diseases nt women and Chidfen ." @
Institutes of Medicine, SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ. D:
Clinical Instruction at The PENNEY vans Hospitals ny 'Eo b.
WOOD, W ID. and by GEO w. NORRIS, ~ D.
Medicine and IN SurgeET BY the Pro
ssor. of the Medical Faculty assisted by W. W. NJ D.
and HENRY H. SMITH, NJ. u.
Amount Of Fees Tor Lectures in the University, Sluo
Malricula,ine Fee, (pad once onlyO %
Hospital Fee
Practical Anatomy, !"
Graduating Fec W E. HoRNER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
3 rh.s,,p Street above Thirteenth, opposite the L. Mint
Philadelphia l"----.------- 11"E-
RICHMOND COLLEGE,.
YsyE exercises this will the rs o oo'
her and close the uner the following iacuiy
Rev Robert Ryand A. NJ President and foiess" o' ''"'
J. Christian Professor OF Greek Language and Literature;
George Dabncy, A. NJ Professor OF Latin anu rreheh La
guages .,
cnnct Puryear Professor Natural Philosophy ana Ch
lstry. l.. !,
parmsn natural sciences lectures accompanied win
delivered through the whole session Students ui
the c"ege proper will be prepared ior ihas Puo'e "
the primary department.
and n,.uinnce N'e N'' N'' @ 500 90
Room rent be.l!ing ana towels 200
TUITION, 10 W
Payments should third LIST Of October January
and April respectively The study Of Frec op,una md without
charge . .
Address the President ol the toese' Richmond, W.
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