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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

|, . learn that the Hon. lennuel D. Nv
Iudce of the sixth Judicial District
1 .eu, in his resignation to the Governor
-. l., fleet from aud aitcf the election
] or,litrntinn Of his successor The
|, ann, will no doubt issue hs proclima
|, l,r an election to hil the vacancy. 50
I, if possible, the remaining terms OF the
Courts IN the sixth district, may be
\ by the newly elected Judge. after the
\. Il ray become necessary for Jud @
Sar. to repair 10 the seat of government,
H. in his vote as one Of the Electors
President aud Vice President.
hhis stop has been decided upon by
Ele Evans with a view to prevent any
that might otherwise occur,
a failure OF the Fall terms of the 'onrts
his district, consequent upon his rropa-
necessary absence at Austin, IN the
lis par; of December. and II Is st the
Ale time sacrifice which, he voluntarily
Hes to the cause Of the Democratic par.
'of Texas. He has throughout the pend
Presidential canvass, done his whole
: to the party. Tie has visited most OF
\ counties in the Eastern and \or,hern
k,ioos Of the State, and addressed the
hpc on the important issues between
Imocracy and Whipgery, aud always, us
have learned from time 10 time through
kiou. sources, with the most decidedly
hedcal effects lie has indeed met the
Ihest expectations OF all those in the
I,e Convention who urged his nomiua
I, rs one of our candidates for Electors
!, refer to his efforts during the canvass
n A great deal Of pleasure, and can sa,
him in all truth, well DONE thou good
Il faithful servant. "--Sidic Gd.eiic.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

',.' fur' ~ fNHfd aai Dn- t..t VA ...lf.a,,
Mo-. iaF' or ''a'-''.ss amt r. efff ~ aIf ~.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

PThe London Tunes, October ls,, saws.
the Intelligence, the wealth. the re
reliability which Is now emigratiug to
k.tralla, will never endure contact with
\, foul stream OF emigration which gov
kmcnt ia sending hy u different channel.
meet and minale with it there II Is not
>rely that the express from Van DIeman' 5
hid cross over the narrow strait that sepa.
cs them from Australia. Government
limits that 6si prisoners under sentence.
he already escaped to the gold fields an
mission which, considering the quarter
Am Which it comes, may well be- most
n rally construed " ecan look to noihing'
J from the infatuated perseverance in the
|rstn, system than an cather, q more dis
klceiu,, and "a more disastrous separatlou'
tween this countr, aud her Australian ]
\ between her and her Amsrican colo
|, Seem, to b. forgotten, thnt Nhdri
|erlca was valuable only through het.
|ie, Australia hrs a peculiar value oi her
" II we people tina, vast cuntia 40
Nh nation ut our own tacc and then.
,ke that nation our eucmy. ia losing oaek
ipire we eniAnser tho possession I an /
Der. Nith q powerful Augle-SaNon c0un.l
50 close g. ntf coasts, Nna shall usuHa
u. the permanent douiHnp d, inGa Z.
- may hope to hald o. against EriDpe8
"a America, because taef JBstauc, ii9ml
&, ~ remote rs orr own; but aoan.l!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

4 LARGE lot, m-t received, wAeA val b'
n sold yery loS, OF furnished to farmer
their cotton to ihc b"uso cd '"efH
' FIERCE x TAILOR.
Marshall, October u, 1891.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

Miss Catharinc Hayes sailed from Ne"
York for California, IN the steamer Illinois
ON the Goth lust. She goes out, ms we ha,,
before stated, under the auspices OF Bar
NUN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

by the Governor,
Iitus. II Down, N,trc.drgot NIF'f.
Nov. 6, lN13 VIM"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

Umbrella dealers are now labelling the
wares. Dry Goods tor every body.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

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The daily union., 1852-10-28
Land for Sale In Eas.era virginia.

rHE undersigned being by engagements from attending
land owned by him. has concluded 10 offer IL fur
sale This farm about two miles from Wiamsbnre in
City In Williamsburg located hourishing
academies female, which considered be
excellence by in the William and Mary College IL
in this iNiuon under the supervision Of the
assistant bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Virginia, and
here distinguished have been educated including JEFF
and other American Presidents individuals desous OF edu
children OFF therefore, inducement
vicinity
York. Baltimore, and Richmond, will shortly touch regularly
n mile. this and
sghl Hto lucrative market garden II consists Of
woodland arabic land and valuable meadow hne
spngs and mill and there abundance Of mari The
wi ISL
from this Norfolk Beacohn
since gentleman who Is proprietor
The intention Of the who wished make the purchase
establish vegetable garden," sc.
"THE vreErAsLE or LOWER VIRoiNA-We take from
Norfolk following statistics &c. The steamship
Roanoke New York. carried
Nook 81 barrels cherries and 2 barrels peas The
BALTIMORE boats, week past, averaged each 2Ou
barrels Of s estimated that not less Than half million Of
will be realized BY the shipment of ea
We vegetables from this por.' ''-iiiohmond Enquirer.
Persons wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 22-Iawlt JOHN NJ. GAIT, NJ. d.
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NOrICEThe army appointed
Of making appropriations tor ts
army approved 81, 1851, which in the following
terHis and hsures, 20 wit;
sro. O. .aad b further enci That fsr the pay and equip
mounted unen finding their and forage,
under The command o Captain John e.
Caforn during the eigera hundred and forty
tho rolls he the War Department and
the subsistence and supplies consumed by said volunteers
service hundred thousand dollars hereby
psopaed the treasury appopr
War authorized and
appoint dneestea officers army
all such claims
subsistence supplies Kinds
public and the said board Of officers
the ofts thousand dollars u hereby appropriated
Washington, ID. c. notifies all
United funds
supplies Of Kinds finished fr
serving command Captain John
California during ths year hundred and
10 presrh, office
sylyania and l5ih
presented the board "a The English language
accompanies ~ Hng 81 translation 0f he
The National lnegeneer and hePasic Washington c the
Courier Boston, Mass the New York New
York c The Penn'yvnnia sqairer 70 phiadha rs the Re
publican, In ST. Louis, Mo- the Bulletin, IN New Orleans, Las
and the Evening fcayune in San francisco Cal reqleed
week for four week. aud send their
copy fiheir parer the office Of board.
WAsnSeTos, u. @, August IA, lsj2
l5-2awsw
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osuss ios ~ s.n. =. g. Court OF faaisy

Ann White VS. Niilisaa Psrtsr-Ia the cirsuit
Court Montgomery county as Court OF Esiuity.
HE complainant Ia her bill about The ls day
OF September 1896 shs sold defendant certain tract %
land ylng Ia Montgomery Maryland devised 10 her ny
James White for the Of hundred dollars and deed was
executed and delivered BY her 10 defendant the
them, said defend
his notes. twelve number payment Of the
hundred dollars, eight
o hundred and dollars
November 1896
further pursuance
delivered the complainant
said deed, and purpoung be
said land purchase hereaf which,
pAnanl advised, sufficient ia law mortgage
said land
The bill therefore, prays said paper
foreclosure decreed and such portion
land be sold the OF the said which
fallen and that the said defendant be
ordered make good and sufficient the said premises
the said complainant BY day. be given by the COURT 10
that there
and publication against tho said defendant
who resides the State OF Maryland IN Unknown h
ereupon This 2h day Of August s52 aduged and ordered that
complainant causing OF This order 10 be inserted IN
published Washington, Ia The District OF Co
ubia month before the 3h day OF October
said absent defendant OF The object abd
of this bill aud him IN this coari IN person
by sociio before the Monday Of March next, 10
the premises and show he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge
Copy test;
JAS. g. HTsIsa, Clerk.
Sep H-iaw4w
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STEwART yickens and Mary ytckens, his wife.
~ Dnnard Meekns, William Meekns, Emily Mcekins, and
smh-In the Dorchester sitting
equity Of Maryland Jsy 1852 August 4 -
object this
real estate lying and being IN Dorchester county.
The bill certain John Meekns said
departed this life eighteen hundred
thirty, leaving widow, Elizabeth Meckins Mary Meekins
Thomas Mrekins, Denanra Meekns,
said John Meekns seized aud o land called
Marshy Poni being Neekins' Meek,
said thirty land, that
devised The widow, Elizabeth Meekin
her ne thar the said Elizabeth departed this life sometime
spring Of eighteen hundred and that the said Mary
Meekins intenanied with the said Nckens
said Thenas Msekns has sca this m leaving
children, william Meekln Emily Meekins, his heirs
that the said william Meekns and Emily heekins infants
under the thai the said Susan Smith
len the Maryland aud reside 10 unknown
the snants that win be for the bcnedt and interest of all
parties concerned that the said land shall be od under decree
Of this the purpose of division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto
adudsed ordered decreed by the order OF the
circuit Dorchester hst the complainant by
OF this order TO be inserted in published
Washington each of Ave weeks before the
enh dsy september giving notice the snd absent DEFENDANT
vng and heirs dead Of the object and substance Of this
bill them this conr BY
cior before the fourth Tuesday Of January n0Nt
The premises, aud show she they have why
ARA SPENCE.
slNUsL d. In coxrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
Ausii-law5w y, !. HENRY, oierk.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF ths United
States from e ist of January 1855 10 thc % day june
inclusive in Illinois win be received al he Contract once q
day o December, 1851, 90 be decided ~ the day foowing
mo route and ia tbs and time herein specified, yz
42sO. Manchester Whitehall Carol
ton, Kane, JeIseysiiie, Delhi, and Godfrey 70 Alton,
and back daily, sunday in four horse coaches
three u The weekly trips 10 embrace Lynnylle, Win
chester, Glasgow, and Bieese, instead Of Manchester
and Whitehall
Leave Jacksonville daily, eKesp, sunday, AZ u, nj
Arrive al Alton days BY 2, a.
Leave Alton daily, except sunday, at 4, o. mi
Arnye al Jacksonville days b. .,
The mail be carried preference and To
their exclusion required the OF the mails Deduction viii
the ai aud fines imposed for
those performed ageeaby 10 The Postmaster Gen
repeated fixtures, for violating the
post ONCE laws lie alter The contract o. schedule provided
allows additional stock increased
will be allowed should the distance
advertised The proposals should be endorsed Mail
proposals for 42i0 lnoi and addressed 10 Ihe Second
Assistant Postmaster Ganefal.n
uuheI conditions OF bidding notes
the for proposals for carrying the
mails certain routes IN Illinois, &c.
s. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr ofuoE DErARrMRsr, Oct. 81, 1854.
Oct 2i-wft
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Uniyersity of NirginIa.

THE OF university will October Isi,
and end June 2oh.
fs schools ancen, languages p modern languages .,
mathematics naturn phosophy ), chemistry aud materia med
o. medicine, comparative anatomy physioogyi and
phiosophy; aw 10, lecurcshp of
There each school, assistant
schools ancient modern languages, and mAhe
macs and adunc professor OF law and lecturer ANATOMY.
Expsnee. fees paid In advance IL school he
attended $50; $50 each, three more s15 each SIS
NoTrIn the school oiaw the fec fnr the intermediate
$50; FOR the senior s75ausndance higher involving
the privilege Of attending lower class The fees for
entire Of medical lectures, including the dssectnx
fee, sg5.
Roard and lodging. including Diet bedding fantuc
and servants attendance, So, Plid In three instamsnt- W
advance shnp, Sc $40 session fuel and light,
upnr SIS 10 $40 eoeach.............. 40
Rent OF dornito, occupying room 81
Matricuauon fee, &c, si5 Is
as
contingent dsposs Of $40 required of each STUDENT
The necessary FOR clothing pocket money books &e
cannot be accurately stated. - -
cEssNER HARRISON,
Aug lT-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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EY sgass.ss ssSlass gtalss

A NEW Route to pitsssurn- via tho Baltimore, sus-
gnehannn pnnvroiia RafiroaSTHreufh 70 Pitfbrt
will leave Calvert station daily
States Washington and Baltimore
with the fast line a. Mddletown u
irving Harrisburg nj ll,p m, 70 dinner
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west 2, arriving
Aihis point have the option
stages direct from Hollidaysburgto fittsbnrg.
Tickets sold the following points iran,
York, wrh,svIe, Columbia Marietta Middetown Harrisburg,
Mferstown Perysviie,
ingaon. Holidaysburg and Pitfshurr.
also the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shipyensburr
other points this rnad.
For The accommodation OF from Washington
the bove points the
depH of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
the morning ri receive which VIII BE-
RoBFRr STEWART.
Oct1-dn - N-s- tS,sa
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ono. of Comm issIoner oI Pubuo 1uiiAing-,
NV.sutsarog SeDternber a. 1852,

Once of ConAni issioner oI Pubpo ouiiAtng-,
WAsnINoTos, September a. 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10 o'clock
sh November grading and
wing with the carriage OF Pennsylvania avenue
l1 Rock furnishing aud setting curb
Intersection with the streets which cross IL
width will be about ~ feet The
than less than inches
diameter bed of good gravel, inches deep,
well waead amed Persons proposing will state their price
superficial yard including the grading and all
taking tagging.
The cubipg York stone, inches thick and
Deep the being dressed beve and
will be received TINS viii be
gravel inches deep The tagging will be OF gness in large
pieces from the the Falls aud Is TO be laid ON bed
of gravel inches deep.
Fropo mis- for cubg price per nca and for
tagging superficial, including all materials
niieen
deep will be made for above
surplus material 10 he by the contractor
disposal such OF the old may be used
a fair price will he charged 10 the contractors.
divided and proposals viii be
hcm The first will commence at
of 9ih the second from the
81 third from thence
fourth from thence side OF 25in
street.
Proposals grading paving viii be separate
distinct be
for these works.
The in the best within three
under the of
Commissioners and his judgment In
conclusive between the parties Security will be
peoaance contracts, deva
from will be allowed.
proposals viii opened 10 O'clock the 9Th OF No
presence Of uch the bidders attend
at this sfhce. WIN. EASILY,
Sent 5-Iawt4hNov Commissioner of Public Buildings
The daily union., 1852-10-28

Each allowed $50 lbs. baggage free,
ceeding in 10 cubic feet
furnished with mattress and pillow, and
with the a the
Freight will be taken Chagres 10 foot and from
per The transit OF
the isthmus the OF the passengers
Il will be perceived that the through mn line
advantage in the quality Of the steamers employed and
a both Of the line accidents.
apply Of the company 81 and
IS choice berh apply lha company
agency No III West street. Of Warren street, New York
Mari
The daily union., 1852-10-28
4 yALuABI.E FARM FOR SALE. -The ,ubscriber Ia,

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, The subscriber. having
determined make change In hs affair." offers for sale his
Virginia, situated Immediately the
Little River road leading from AeSandna Winchester
former place, and SIX from Wash
city, District 81 Columbia The improvements consist o
large brick house, with five
Kitchen buildings aso brick tavern,
wagon backm shop, which furnish annually
hundred aud any Leads Of About
haifof In wood he balance cleared aud In rapidly
The stock &e will be sod with the
possession For further particulars in
aure RRiclh, Washington city, D. c., Dr.
Isaac winser Alexandna, Virginia.
Ana ln-lnwd EDWIN y. IITZHUGH.
The daily union., 1852-10-28
ron HAHpER,s rEpnY.
(pAfry rIsr.)

(pAfIy Msr.)
THE Bell
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Hs
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpers Fer
next morning 10 time FOR tho for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving Hsper's Ferry M arriving Geels
town next Worniug At 9 O'Clock.
omnibsses viii he In readiness the arrival Of passengers
Georgrown, convey them 20 Washington.
0gSFare through, nclvding board, 81 So
Mar 9s-du
RAITInoRI College OF Dental sarEery, session
ID IsJ2-'3J
TAcrLrr.
Chaplin Harris A. D., ~ D. Professor Of Principles and fse
toe of Dental Surrefy.
Tho r. Bond ir A. NJ. NJ. d. Professor Special Pathology
and Therapeutics
w, Handy NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy Physiology
Alfred A. Blsndy, NJ D. Professor of Operative Dentsry
Philip w. Austen. VI. d., Professor of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald ~ Wright, a. NJ NJ d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dscctinr will be opened the m
Monday Of October The inhay win be throughout NE
year The regular Of begin Monday
November, and continue un the last Of March. =.
Tickets for the slio dssecnE ticket topuonal sO
nanculRtion, IS diploma fee, $50
Good board from "a 50 to 50 80,
Aug w. n. HANDY, Dean.
The daily union., 1852-10-28

EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. So Wall N. "
BROWN, sHIPLBY, X CO.,
Liverpool
T.. q. ROBERTS q CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN AUNROE & CO.,
e6 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre
ships will accountable gold silver,
bullion specie eery precious sones METALS unless bills Of
adne therefor the therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
The daily union., 1852-10-28

NorcETbe undersigned hereby inform The osens 81 wash
~ and the public generally have
cupnncrshn for the Of making plans
dwelling houes md
descriptions builders works. pfacca
with the vaeus bnces ~ house building nhoses
undersigned thus aner their increasing
mands the communitv.
street. side third door from eth viii be
for business from (, m, ia q, D,
An orders win BE- attended to promptly and upon liberal terms
Aug io-9axlm wM, w, BIRTH
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Notice three additional Land
| Districts in tfic state of Iowa.

Districts Ina the state of Iowa
Of the OF Congress approved August 1884, ent
lvd san additional land districts in the State
do hereby declare office
sCH AKtToN DlSTRICTin ead state, is fixed the
tow ARITuN, for The 1N0RrHERN DlSTRICT''
FORT MONIES, for stMSSoURI RIVER DIS
fKANESpiLIE the sites which have
designated by the President OF the United States
Given under hand city Of Washington this second day
of September, A. ID. 1852.
BY order cf the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Sept 3-law6w
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CHARLES II. Clemcncy and Elizabeth Cismency,
his wife, Euebius esh and othersCcuit Ceuu
Talbot county in equiyAugus erm lsaTne object Of this
suit decree certain Talbot
county which certain John Leonard died seized
The bill John Leonard departed this life seized and
sessd real in Talbot leaving the complainant
Elizabeth H. ciemency and the defendants Eusebus Weeh Sally
Ann Porter NJ Leonard Ellen Welch and James Williams
and Mary Williams his wife, his heirs and legal
will be advantage of all
should Sold that
james Williams and Mary Williams reside OF the Mary
II theeupon adjudged and ordered that the companant by
causing copy newspaper pub
shed Washington Dis rict of Columbia
before
said absent defendants Of the object
this bill and them in this by
before third Monday November
the premises and show If they have, why decree
ought not not pass, as prayed.
n. HOPPER.
True cnpy-Auest:
sAML T. HOPKINS
Aug Is-law3w Clerk Circuit Court.
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Through CiAHnu b rad tao entire dies miles,
whcA il done in coaches.
1rHE line daily n, and
guiary line the rail
Harrisburg daylight
through Pburs hours from Of depart
cn Baumore This line direct with the
fast ohio and Pennsylvania, Psblg aud Cleveland
and the Cleveland Coumbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by IL
passengers going through from Baltimore 10 Cncinns In
louy -four hours running time.
The slow mail line leaves the same place daily, at 81 BY
this line roach Hodaysburg the day Of de-
panre, and lie until . The day. when they
their mountain, in Pshnrg that
evening, IN hir hours o departure from Bal
and with oil the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural rest and Tepose.
These lines the enjoyment OF liberal
from travelling public their equipments be surpassed by
those ot any other route between the East aud West
NOTICE
P-burg, Maon, Cleveland, and Cincinnati
tbe railroad nn Of the Of the BAlu
Railroad Company Calvert staon Bsl
more, and At the following rates.
Cincinnati olt N
NeFfland. ~ ~
10 Mas~Hon. 10 W
l"flttpug .s'ssss..ss. y %
Travellers will thr ough-nc
TO Cinennat IT, time and It's accommodations cannot be exceed
ALFRED GATHER,
superintendent
oTrIcE BELriwoRE AND srsqrrHAxsA RAiIRoAp Co,
BALTIMORE, August 20, leJe
Aug 2t-d2wf
The daily union., 1852-10-28

NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLOR x MAuRY, booksellers,
N 9th have received
ply splendid gold pens paerns price, from
dollars will be found hBpps
niche approved from its close
sembance qu being OF degrees hexby
to suit any handwriting.
Rep
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company.-The only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
Nav H.v

e~Ersn The public are informed that, under the present
fG|f arrangements Of this company inspected
Za1tI approved by the Navy Department suitable
EzzEr8- In strength and power for conversion into war
u the first class carrying United States ms will
hereafter leave Panama for San Francisco Immediately arrival
Atlantic mails Will Francisco Panama ihr
18th days The following packets be
longing the Pacc least which
always end the
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University OF Nashville.
Medical Depayfmsuf.

University OF Nashville.
Medical Depatmsnf.
THE second annual course this department will
the hrsi Monday OF November and
Due I'LL the Of The ensuing March.
Panl r. Eve, M d., Principles and Practice OF Surgery.
John Watson, d. Obstetrics aud the Diseases Of Women
md Children.
II Buchanan, NJ D., Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physisoey,
W.K bowling M. D. Institutes and Practice OF Medicine.
@. X. Winston, NJ D. Maera Medca and Medical Jurispu-
dence.
Robert NJ Porter, NJ D., General and Special Anatomy.
J. Barren Lindsiey, NJ. D., Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
William T. Briggs, NJ. d., Demonstraior OF Anatomy.
The viii be opened for students the first
Monday Of October.
will have the State Hospital
preliminary OF lectures will be given by the profess
sors, mencug also the first Monday of October.
Fee OF each professor SIS maculaton ticket S5 dlssecng
rcke, $40; graduation lee, s25
Information may be eb,aned BY addressing e
Dean j. u. LlNDsLEr, nj. d., Dean.
NASHVILLE, (renn) } June 1852.
Sep S-lawtsNsy
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University Of Georgia,
As.trENS At,attSf Dl

ATHENS, August 81, 1852.
THE of this institution viii elect professor natural
science ill vacancy, the l7h Of November next The
will be required teach the French Language In addition
10 the branches appopri lie To the p poiessorship.
Salary. 81 200 per annum, payable quarterly
Sept A. -4tlaw AsBURY HULL, Secretary.
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ID ~. HOOE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealer. In
floor cloths maitinrr, curtain materials,
shretnr. furnishing goods generally.
Pennsyvsns between m aud sh Streets Washington,
u. q.
Aus eo-U