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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

A WORD TO LITTLE GIRLs.-Whof fsflove.
lys 1t is little girls who drops sweet words,
Kind remarks. and pleasant smiles, rs she pas.
ses along; who has kind sympathy for every
irl or boy she meets in trouble. and a kind
hand to help her companions out of difficulty,
who never scolds, never contends, never teas.
ses her mother, nor seeks in any way to diiniu.
ish, but always to increase her happiness.
Would it not please you to pick up string Of
pearls, drops Of gold, diamonds, orp,ecious
stones, us you pass along the street, But these
are the precious stones which peper can'be
lost, Take the hand of the f.iendless, Smile
in the sad and detected Syrnpathise With
those in trouble. Strive everywhere toidiffase
around you sunshine and JOY. lfyea 90 this.
YOU viii be sure to bs beloved. g ssssfas'
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
Bounty Land to Soldiers.
.Jan'y. II, 1851.

By late act Of Congress. Bounty and Is
ora ned 10 the Officers and Soldiers of the war I"
1912. and Of the various Indian wars since l79O
In case of The death Of the Soldier, 10 their wi
dows and minor children, ..- =: ...
The undersigned being permanently located al
the city nf Washington, and possessing thor
ough and familiar acquaintance with the require.
ments of lhe Government Ofirers, is prepared 10
attend to procuring Bounty Land War; nts with
out Jeopardy delay, aud at but little expense tr
claimants.
Land Warrants located on the hest Western
Lands, and the Land sold. if desired, On the most
advantageous terms. -....,
Claims for Invalid, Revolutionary and Navy
Pensions. Back pay. Lost Horses. and every other
description Of cl"in,s against the General Govern.
rnent adjusted with promptness and despatch.
Persons desiring information Of friends who are
or have been in the Aruy or Navy, will forward
TO IN all The particulars known OF their service,
together with fee Of one dollar, and their en-.
quiries will he replied TO by return mail.
Address, (post paid)
CHAS. c. TUCKER,
Washington CAY. d. c.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

That which appears to Us as particlesof dust
on the wings of butterfly, are beautiful and
we'll arranged little feather Ca
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
Darlington Hotel,

Camden, S. C., March 4, 1851. IL
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

Cnmien. S. c. Sept. o.
6.rCash paid for Cotton and other Produ,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
New Fall Goods.

New Fall GOODS.
IlffE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L and the public generally, that ne is now recei-
wing his FaH supply Of .,a-sIt. 3r
Groceries. D0snesties, &c.
Consisting in part, O! ;ilc following articles, viz
Brown, crushed. loaf aud clarified Sugars
New Orleans aud Muscovado Molasses
Rio and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
No. and 3 Mackarr!
Corn, Flour, Oats Salt
Swedes Iron OF all sizes
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles
Fine and common Tobacco
BaSging, Rope and Twinc.
Men aud boys Wagon Saddles
Riding and Wagon Brides i..
Hames, Collars, Riding and Wagon Whips
-tLSo-
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Collins' best Axes, Nails, assorted size
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
Negro Cloths,
BIeached and brown HolmcSpuns
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
4 few cases ofmen aud boys Hats and Caps
With oil other articles usually found in we'll sup
piled Grocery and Hardware store-al OF winch
will be sold exceedingly low for castl.
...,-n .r.-. B. w. CHAMBERS.
Camden :. {. S-Ih. ,. 70 II
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
Bounty Land.

bOUNty 1IuEISt.
TIME subscriber will prosecute claims FIR Land
i : or Pensions, on reasonable terms Soldiers
and officers. in tfe Mexican war, in the War of
1912, the Florida war, and other Indian ware. arc
entitled to Bounty Land. J.. B KERsHAW.
Dec, "a, tflOl Au'y at Law.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
Nehne Gi3ter!

Die lInttrTbuGttn tittn nm GrlauGuj6 itryn iatls
rrttben auuotn uno rem 0I9cmejntn 9u9itam tgtonrt
gu MAIDEN, oOB iis ct6Gn pcn g0l0NGPbo yurudl'Ftbt
uno 9e9tnpirttl etiri9 bcibiQt inc, NIT pEn %usP@
dtn tIntS Der tb5nlten uno 9rGytcn Strd5 ven
5cr0itz t,t,0 9tSimters&3SGnrc;t,
oils nod il nab ricFn SDd oc5 2auc,6 @trat5t wurOc
SGoicS-pir mren cub Gin, unltrt Gtt,r 81 untls
Iutbcn unO fir cub i6it m urbStn. lnfr Stct cn!;
bait pcn allln 2(rteu luas fir 1omn 4tbrou5t mjrr
SScrrcn-pir batn 0ttjcbfol5 Gin IGr QrcGi5 uno
unO urUitduojocs N0crtnlUt Gdtlr in cusr ltb Niht:
rno. unr l0otn crltb Obmu9aYcu Gin te unS onuruku
uno fir Gutb dGit 81 urIDttIr. 9Sir fuhLn UpTjtu9
taB unEre QEoartn beots in bni;bt ron Nuolitit un0
Yrtirn p8ulI 3ufritbtnbEit 9tten pToen.
@lim uno GiCnin3er.
NNcntaun, Oft l6
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
Sgn0iCo SGss0bcr OS&Gter*
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6tus'5 GatIut unoufl3aCaru Qnsoubc) SaGrit, palea
POttnt ron lSlO-ouf oono, umf0iitno icptn pTIanN'
tln 2tr!jtt in Ojtf;m 0ou1as3rlia Djs Sitter mn
p0rrourt cine 0rEGtre otgt ousubottGu uuo in allen
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WIOuufottur 2tu59,pebntG uuO ucWijtI Q20ltr9uuolt
igt Dan in Nm SauN, finG GUtr mcbtfIi!er ais ollie
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ouotru 2rtitn r3wtc tOA;bc bCltinCIl aus ort gro;
Btu ven ihm 9liiautttn T0ttcrtin perDclrt pwtm -
2J0O 9tSdt, Gcats, Ycnbc %IintttS.
1000 0irr5 Sud-, fir rTfbl'rsnt 3tprde.
gOOO F0ar QH0ttlSfiL Gin ntutr 2lrtttI.
$50 Jupia Gubter yoGutr, D&cbtr unO 3IttSn.
GtbuHwiGdt, GantttnS, Sinner, YtIUl5, etc.
$4,000 Sug pottnt oCit, } Sell Nl9 II Sell.
TIo:@tanttts, SrlttIttrtr, ttt.
1000 glten5rttter, ,,2ihs Satt,S." Stt.
5000 0uftnp IOttnt ur0 0epcttns ocfntriaGr.
5000 DARTS shirrcd t0itiibl C5ittr orcrt &orjtt3t
10000 puRo ,SN0mg g6din9" olrrtjrL itbr vcrs
;iQjtb.
Git0dtobn 8utGtr Sprrl6. 6cft, Ctt.
gRuEbIutnsYttlu9, Gu66cr, @E0ffirbcfc.
Snrja &ug0r Stitfd uno Stbu1G nur tIim Grofs
rSrtauf
NMs0crt, 2tprt 10, 1851. rll5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
tGSOGq0! sSS0GtO9
G0!Emmer-jn fDIImmcr ais jc!
GBeionsr uuo @rsinj9 JnO fbrn njtr:r gcn
QIl0CApb,a ;lrtt nit tintm immtUtu &tcd ven

GW!inlTer-j1 fDIInmcr ais jc!
gBtioner mO @rsinis fnO fbrn mjIr:r ecn
YNIoCtPbla jHrtd NIT tintm nmtutn Gtrd ven
&SiGtcr G;i:tcr,
udb! uibt nur ic urllhi! els unlerI fribtrn tnoTn
p ,uchiIIc NuO- is ilno rvutltb lber prQlcibiuft.
2br lNtta Gg~guf.NertIamtst 0uf sIusn 9rCB;u Stcd
rCn
93rettem tlfQe6lci0tel1 0(uGiit
fit uur GtUt rjt QOro. 9EtrtE: mir crpOrt'n rO5
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bolt bai liz prtit rrn @luotu ouiib,uQGn unO rtrs
IlDt tbr rar rl pt9h06 lit ibrtn Nlusltn rtrbWrIn
unO bSbr prtaufln oiS Ytgo:m. &Etjtncr uuo @rIi;
njl jthin opir Cure 3lufmrNmtlt tsicnotr5 0uf rGn
un0Iburn &crr0ti} pcn Islln, ttn iittrhl,.tn. 9Er
haltu ouf $H0up cnpa $500 YBaro Grutitcao uno ons
rtrIr gyiuSi.u pGr ttit,n Scur, mo 1900 &idrSS
mthr ilnO 0n tcmtn, rUtltbtn lt nsbrlgr tntauTtsu
ais il 3uccr. 9&r 0Ttauftu ctn bNtm N(u5l,n, ais
GcnCitcjc fir GA Gmt5. 6cmmt rohtr }lUs mp
Sspt rer Gtcbr pcn g&ctcrT uno 9rtinil ii Der ein=
;j9l Stt, no Mm,ljn an IdbGn btrab9rEftn Yytiltn
81 TDoIItn line. &Sir bottR autb prabu9n
8eblei0ten W(u6liu
fit Gents eiI Noro ciHi0cr cine Nnro Urttt uno ors
tr ftntr fir e. @mta. Bur 9rS1tEn SewancTun9
kaGm wjr
Is G5tilfe i2A Gents 8rlnt6.
til mir o3tr fir 81 Sent3 pcrtoufu. 5tcrmt ros
bT TIt uno fault Cub I0gcn, Cht Ct all fcrt t ttnu
gv1r tjntn me6r p,tcmmt bat Cjncn Gutn @ir3u csrs
fbn, inrGm man ltuit l2Ll Gents fir ciekI6n print5
ttjotIn mf. Die lMfNrhmtsjt rr prrmwjrp ouf
tnm 9rc5!u Stcd ycn
Gattjncts, Goffimer8, Sud-, cte.
9lm;t. Gottjnts toG,n mir o ujlcr0 ais I2r Gents
rlE MorN, stuj3mrotrtfni flu % Gents unr tiu3;n
fir 80 Gtut5, rr 75 Gents wTtb if. GoiT,nrr, l6us
ttr @Etut ic ncrr ais 23 Gmts cis l)nrN. g3tr ho:
cn IL 2oro triitt6 auns fbwarEa Sub fir rur
o7A 9mta Ptr G]arr. Str loGrren barm mir outb
Gtnen gr0gcn Gtof GtisfcL
ic nitrrl olj GSH Gmt3 uno cuiqt crtlllrtl GtilfI
ltr 50 50, tit mir loyonrtn roS le gut 9imobt fno
molut nwjbrtn" 2Iutb Battn mir tiucn grcfcu Stci
pon
Teiltct 00mtrzGUuGen
icrt Gins lu&Ipall Sum llItvibubs uu0 oubuS.
G}rc3ericn
hottN mir cincn Grtfm Stcd on bcrototetcn Irtjin.
N&o5r 3uCttr, zen mir tfG0lm fUr Gte. pcrfouftsr,
2totn mir nun ftr 7. uno 10 Gsu 3u'Gr fir Gents;
GInlltr Ccrt1GthT fir !, uno 1ttcmncn nch ErcNls
'&I;r'n Den trfttn 2tgtrin15 ocUj9frup NrloTts 10
Gn5, tlntn QUttR C9cof,s rcr vI;LHa.9 fit zen GrGn
Wtouft wurCt, MIR 5 Guts.
1cnat glt! mir Gurn MrccuttGn cNtr nit GSFb,
Uuo lvir g!ytauEn Cub ucElf:ltr ais ie beWYrr.
QBetrntr uno SrsiHi9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
ST.. 9Snn &jcunt'3
91Dcumotiftbe 2ptjpu
M(00jftbcr GtbmCr3cn : 2}crtrct0cr,
mI5i2 au3cot@&Ii,R 2jucT~3 2&ihofL

.QtWUUWEE SlEti'ELjF" ~SFIlltlQNH
mI5,a au3mt@@IiR 2m,Tu~3 c&iho1t
GGcnn man fitb 9cb6,j9 nab Der Ser
fhUft rittCt 70 0orontircn wtr Sincuun9
cctr gcbcn ca5 Gtlo SUrud.
Cj,r eotfou if fciu ucucs Gyrcrtmcut 25idCridr
GvflrrlluG r0t tritn E&wT3UtCit dCvru'r NM UCb
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Gin mdQiitu Sdmcr3 &crtrcjbrr."
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Ctrt5 M.ItI tHt3 C" vttN E!t}t9 SUTtlEtrs UtgctH
miro.
- 1T tas ttRt MGtta int ctr 2otlt 2'rrfttuuacH
pt.at rpH!attH Vstr naGtn NWEtn Gtv'"lrtM 81 E''
riUCTu.
C-yS6iat gNsti;in tit ic,ln in unirm @uth't'hr
crh0.tm vcrNm uu0 miro nun iu cp'8tm grti 90
Gtate r,t TldIhD yNt0UfJ. Gtcarho!'Tu UnN @nr2n
pJI tiiislgc, lvt,Nr IL vrfoU'n S'''l''n' 'P'Ep "'m
C5rcFtN rtu lCcraltr NbWl 0!"UHE.
CiutD, 2yOUT1 HTo Srcrlcr,
GGbr. olt uUp 9id0j. lt9cutm fir
gtda G0unn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06

SamEpn &Sa9ncr uuD Sos
Sls& 92cue @5Iter!@S2
wIcbt nun nr SnPetcn ous9ctlttt fnO
SIM 9SDlf8 : StODr.
8p6tfctt:r ais 0ie ivvDlfcilitc,t!
0icicr neur StuG III pOQfinoi9 uno UNI
fa6t cine icoe Ssrfcbicpenbejt Don StpI,
SuoIitdt uno Wreiicn, cie in oiefcm 9ance5'
tbctl 9efuncen wCroCn. Stt iino nit Der
0r66ten Scr9foIt ous9ewdblt Uno t0nnen
bel Nulitt nur Qefalen.
Snmrn, b0bt o0bsr bic 0hte bel un5
einiutretGn uno iie iOucn GuCb nit Gem be-
fen Nnilanb 9cici4t mGoen.
$3crreu, unicr Sprratb non Sutcrn,
Gainmcre8, Settings, Sotinet5, etc, If
poufdnci9 uno curcr un9cfdnmten Seii6-
ti9un9 mcrtb. S0ber uaept iuft emol rei''
uno IaGt un5 euer MoaS nebmen, uno mir
lino perbunpCn eutb Sits III 9cbcn
Sn Ger n&Ieioer: g iSniB" trcten
mir icccr Competition, inoem mir elmer Ger
beIlcn QuSfbnciccr in unferm Sicnlt babcn.
llnfcr Mptto if: nRein sit, feline 9
SAB lung"
S5crti0c Glriacr.
Hotw mir tjuen lrr3tu Stct 0uf ,rono
200 Woay i5citn, ven $O75 Cis $1,000
25O " 4sc'ttn, 80 Ni6 GOO
100 Srra, Sad uno onrlyc &&dG 200 lis 5000
- llir:rrGat, 800 0t6 2OCO
8cunoorcuts, omocr, llntcrbcfu II. ~, cbuc 3att.
0cmmt oohtr 2(Uc Cjt ihr mcblf,jtc N,loIr troucbt
mo prcttt Cci uus an - I9jr Nnp C6tnfaUs btrttt
0ltctr ouf WttcIuuQ OUemtrtiCr unp III YGrflrtIBtn
ouf pjI ttryts }lnyj9c uro fir nc bu9itm YrcjE.
GdmIon, 98aQner uno So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
QIW@9etet0netc6 9eUtf6cS
{ G % : 39ulher>
cny9 utcrrittt Curb
S2dft0cc rn0 &oEbmnat,

~ UCIt lNlE - TIL HNlNNW
30. 226 9lcto Drtte Stra5s Nbioeelpba.
Die ufauntths {oeiltroft uno ric 8Gtt uno gHjIb
cr3u1cnttR @Gtarottttt tiCItS nit HCtbt aus3tHtD:
nIten &tchptrtr6 bat ibm cine 8trihmbIit rsrhaftL
mrjmmer ee acbroutht rpurcs, mic ucth ttuem Onptru
81 Sbtil 0Hpcrtfn III.
Gs hot tnertreftcQ QDirfur9 ouf bic otrooucubr unt
gIobrun9sf7f sr3Cu9snren Sr4aui Der Sbirc, wcrurb
Cin 0rGf.rrr Stlau vcn GtvIuS aug Der gcIV3bnIb.n
Gloft TuUgr brgrr9cbrocbt uno fcl9tb bic Suanttdt
rcn Ollib uRo SdtmOtcrc I'M Gin 2cteutcnNeS rus
mthrt plrp. IS mjyO nab ltrCr0 wiiIiuiaboftLihHl
NriuJplcn ubcrg,tCt uno rtr YrcftfCr etrt9s 0Rtrt
ttGrr GuimonEbs Ghtmie o;ttom furbttc6t miro Ib
prn rtm Sci3tn fltit Uttrruacr.
Is tUirc eGIcne:rs 0uEmrrtun IN all ptn ,9arcNn1l,
bm Srou'bcnn rer 0fsroc, pe9 .9Crnpicbs mr
Der 2 Ecbpctue,-ols
sJ7s, Sir 9}fcrSe:
Y ID 8ci qelbem @afcr, 0i8tmpcr,
{ &S1 0rtlfsn, Souncer, 8crlut pc@
sEat=2si.zts9 Qppstits uno cer etfOrcertitcn
Gneroie, l0uffsn, 8crfdItung Siebrr, &C.
TcbmOuentn 8eincn, gcifern, etc.
zss,r-o Tnr 1nbe.
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rgr IN bcmfften cutholttucn Gt2cniboftn fir rc us
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ocn p6uctn elmer itctn ptrcn tcntCn tlItc, tte cine
Sub ctlnct IS oirmrhrt nltht otIcn bic S.uOrt,t&
rCr mttb uno rG5 &ohn,6 uuo @urCr5, icucsrn ts
YIr3cfrt outb rercr Guatit. 9uI;b Die 9cIc0iunibc
Nnmtnrur9 pitNs 4ul9crs miro aU5b ros &WD yid
itnCUcr fCtt
sJn ian cCt,n GrontNCitIn tts ,6cvrgjtt5, ais
6UbIe 60rncr, QBOIf, 0uf5wou9, Wur0ircn
bcim bel frjfbr gBoice Ccer ft!ettcm
.Suttgr, Unmud6, Qppctit5perIuit, I'M
ittereu, G$temPer, etc.
'S'Sn Su alien Gronfbcitcn Der
49,, - 9 tb 10 cine. ais 0cfcbmoGcacr
ess44...s1 ~ Gals, Sufcn, GtcrunQcn in
QunQcu uno Gcber, &c. mirtt cs fat ME Elm
QBunoer, uno in Gin tCffibC5 Scrbeu9
unQ5mjttct unO trd9t un9cmcin plcl jum
SettmaCteu Der z Shmejre bCt.
Stccrmonn rtr tjrn &crutb NIT rtcIlm 9ulwr
orittIt, miro ib bolo Ytn ctIcn ccr3Ualthcu Gacn:
fbarIn dtsrru9t bottn uno nj;bt msbr o1ncrodt' ''
lucUtr.
or -9,fSnrja ouf oonr uuo sum @wtouf tcj
GjWth, ?iCun0 uuo Srcrlcr,
I'm &ubitchr gum oNarictSn"-btt gtiu'5 StbuUot Il
&c., Nvcth,t,r IN NumtaUn, uuo rd &oUt!cucn INT
Oru0llltyu i'm NuQmclncn.
Tttru0r y, ISL. n1ll
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-06
&sGiNttr : (95G:tcr,

pdhe nttt nur c .urli! o5 uultrt fribtrtn, CnoIrn
pjd pchiIIr NuO ils ino rvirt.!b i.ber nGQlcbiuft
2Dr l;ut!u Northumberland ouf stuGn 9rrBn Stcd
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-03


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ENHANCEMENT or THE CAPIToL

ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
u The Committee Public Buildings Of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution OF
that body, " to invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the CAPITOL and to al
low premium Of FIVE hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses Of Congress, D
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered TO the Secretary OF the Senate on or be-
fore the first day Of December next.
1t is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension Of the Capitol
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south of the present building, or by the
erection Of separate and distinct building, within
the enclosure to the east of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise OF
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference to and correspondence with
the present building TO preserve the general
symmetry of the entire structure, when complete
Although but one plan can be adopted, the COM
mttee TO themselves the right to form such
plan by the adoption Of parts Of different plans
submitted, should such be found necessary; in
which event, the committee also reserve to them
selves the right to divide apportion, according
to their own judgment, the amount of premium to
be awarded for the whole, to those whose plans
may in part be adopted, according to the relative
importance and merit OF each part adopted
| r. NJ. Il. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
- JOHN III. CLARKE,
| Committee Of the Senate Oh Public Buildings.
SENATE CHAMBER, Both September, 1850.
N. B. The several daily papers published al
Washington will please insert theabove daily for
two weeks, and send their accounts to the Score
tary of the Senate. oct
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: THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME

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Terms.

w 4lIAj4kAANA 17tAvAS AsA&AAS =
TIME next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the ID Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
K. The Right Rev. john JoHNs, D. D., President
and Professor Of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TUcEER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MoReAN ]. .SslEAp, Phi. D. Professor of HUI
manity.
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. NJ, Professor 0
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
II. A. WARRINGTON, A. M. Professor of His
tory and Political Economy. t5 S Fer
Rev. SLAs TorrEN, d. D., Professor Of Intel
lectua Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric,
There are two courses of study for undergrad
uates-the regular course for the degree of Bach
elor of Arts, and a Science course, occupying two
years. Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of their paren.~ Or guardians. Students not
desiring to join regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
1856 and 1896 per annum tgoh Il.
Circulars will be Forwarded to all who may de-
sire fuller information specific inquiries will be
answered, if addressed to Professor MokaAN
SMEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia. r8
| Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
ular or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to Join.
July Isl aw ,E