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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-09

MAD. ANNETTE STEPHANI RESPECTFULLY AN
AZ nomncss Grand Concert, to be sivep anaioa
L. L. on Tuesday evening, August 10. Mad Stephaui will
ho by Mrs Boyce Mr. N Il. Mathews and Mr.. Mel
vile, Pianist See programmes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-09

Ia HORN, OF WOODS MINSTRELs; 444 BROAD
way the greatest Of in the
|orld takes benefit on Wednesday eveng next August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-09

that man who chooses to start with less than six
knot breeze and II beaten is not fairly beaten In that
particular match Then, think, you not correctly
informed as to the breeze 1 maintain that during
the time the vessels ang-thst is for about eight
Fix knot breeze appealed 70 several men on the
sion from recollecting that Mr. Stevens stuck out for
breeze. and refused TO sail day when there was
not sufficient wind BE that as 1t may you are sadly In
in your observation that she was not allowed to
carry mantopmast staysail when the cutters had
their large balloon bs (not balloon top sais set The
tact s that all the vessels sailed (Which per-
fecy fair) each In the way their thought best
the In the match between the America and the
Titania last year.
Before that celebrated match u never the custom
10 allow booming out - but Mr. Stevens, who
rather particular said he would not sail unless allowed
TO boom out as the America from the great rake Of
ber masts, required, when running free to have her
sails doomed out.
On Tbursoay last she not only doomed out but carried
her mantopmat stay sail when the position Of the yes
sell before the wind made 1t convenient This you may
depend on, for saw It The little Mosquito ought
not to have been grudged the Of her balloon Jib
1t used formerly be the rule for large vessels 70 al
low smaller half minute per ton Now the Ame-
ica on the card. called $50 tons Though when ma
sur,d at the House last year she sas zol Inc
Moguito is so and 22 SO II Is well 20 bear
in mind that IN a time the little one would have
been allowed hour and five minutes more tnan the
l America and if she had come in an nour ana Tour
minutes after the America she would sun uaVe peen de
clared the winner the closest thing ever
i between the Arrow and Mosquito do not Know Why
he urize was awarded to the Arrow You may dlsmss
from your mind any notion that the America had not
far play; nothing could have been sircr; aud thiuk
~. ooht 10 fee glad that there s builder in England
sb,s to constuct mali vessel liky the Nosqu 1eyen
| opce IN way beat 20 celebrated clppT a. n
| sr,,tcn 1ls Arrow i old v,ssei len, tnened sh
wat si tons lat she r nov i02 In bostng ~G,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

dependent treasury democrat. fresh from carrying C.,
Jackson adnlinsirai, his olcEt He Jefferson
an Jackson democrat The hcn "a, ~
DIVISIONS His history his cherished principles hi uruc
hopes a0d aspirations, according - his tA cit ieC
tons, all Identified him with the democratic rarv ana t,
democratic party .! that day. allowing for e lefsd CO..
ditl1n o HE country occupied, every ibitllgen man
must conccde substantially the same position hat does
;o" The same remark h is true regards cc wigs
w" "sfa Scott titn inir sSed democratic IiGci;s- and
was democratic cardt,": las now he ptu whI,
principles, and is whg candidate.
- 'S'seh ad ui,uV4s. EI"cser, rs Cen Scoits po!it-
." eutsc hns neen when tested by principle, = has
''SI' oc. ehhhcnY conslStrnthe has always made
PROFESSIONS and formed a. in s luup,nt
"od most heiy result in his election the PRESIDENCY
In 1889 The ihen recent splendid victories of the iruocrc
s nsh sa'e ol tiScrll1e lis serene cond, in IL own
ues'lny indicated IL tho which rurr ambition
could concillae The iad.rier clnpunn of D prn.,ra
led the democracy aud hxei Gen Scott for the r b np
% tle wing rankF. SuDs qurny The nativc.A rrcan eA
tencht swept over The land and superficial ubse
yer threatened 10 revoluronizc the polite. country
uen Scott true 10 his htrrupon honor
having founded this odous party lie who >, recently
iFo"ea Ills attachment 10 the principles iu-rrlul,
JACKSON he son OF foreigner ma The the
adopted citizen, mcdtaed pcua d-t.anchise
Hch OIL oil VINO are alien born. hgnIn: in his t>la
popular sentiment had changed direction nnL M, ,r,isp
vote had largely nceased General Scott md. ruks
Id secure II by proposing asty naturalization
inconsistent with the whole Irnnr OF lrgil,lon Ani
lastly, on this topic he exposes himself tcur n weak
attempt 10 reconcile his crude notions on This subject with
each other and with common sense.
On the slave question Gen. Scott In. been equally cousi,
.en Al hrst The willing leader Of uf wings between
"h"in hnd The abpOnets there is IL
Then ofciouslv promoting Il comprurnis- which h.s.
political sccthfcs affect la ubumlnatr ls chrul-
~ accepting platform which these G4Si abolition
lists cI"crao and spit upon Will. he
nious support e Yr"und their leaders cAprsss
II, that Gen Scotts elected, they hnor pKg>lpr~r
he is 70 be-" b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
HAMPTON MALE AND FEmALE ACADEMY

HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
ME session of the School will
third Monday He Nl)o September and cont'nuc ts" months
Ihe course OF study will embrace the usual branches f. rll
elemens OF Physical and Moral SeiencG Military 1ctc. the Latin
Greek and French Languages and Music.
The VIII
book. daily and explanations;
be- thoroughly prepared for the higher classes e University
other Colleges The The village of Hampton povcriay
healthy. Board and all
cdng all rxce text books SGu uaders
allowed deal credit, without permission parent
guardian, through The Principal whom
should made As the humber of pupils is mie early appica
desirable For the character School,
without permission, the following genIen,en For further
nation, address (post rQid) JOHN b. CARY.
lIauI ion, EiI.Ina
Dr. III Simkins and Mer W Fisher ESQ., Noamp,on Jaes
II Cox and Maj Alex Jones, Chcsterted; Cot H. Smn,
" NJ l.; 'Saml Calvert. ESD Jackson C. Dr w H. Shield
nr w Power forkown hev r. u 1,honp.n, Na,lssln"
Dr. uCclns, DIR E G. Clay, aud Jno VI Gregory, Esq
RchmJnI Robt r IlI Esq, King William; Rev. H. NJ DenI
Va Rev Thos Hume Portsmouth, W camp AID John
Smkins jones' Esq Norfolk; Capt. Thomts lyy New
Ge"ge Booker and Jos Scgar Esq Elizabeth Cy Judge
p ScaIburgh Prof OF Law, and Ru SAUNDERS Esq
den, Wan and Mary College; HouIdtr ugns and 5 G. Miller
Esqs Matthew VIM H. Clopon Esq. Charles ly NJ L.
Chvvefs, Old Point DR. w. Scmpe and Rev. Mcssrs
MCabe j. X. Gark, McGw.gan, r. A. Arn!lsteat
Idnpon A. B. Magruler, ESP, Charlottesville and Rev. j.
Granbcrry LynchOulg
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEKLf'
sY WILLIAM r. S, THOMAS RITCH1E, Ja'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
FRED DOUGLASS AND FOSS

The proceedings Of the Piltsbug Convention show that
the lite=r of Gen Pierce is OF Fred Dougae.'s
panlons That black imp declared "thu, the only mode
rntcing the fugitive slave law dead letter put bull
lets through half dozen slave cachers which would
deter them from pursuing fugi'ivcs This sentiment
received with enthusiastic cheers, and Rev George f.
Foss was among the number this Convention Foss wa.
appointed the Na.!pna! Committee of lha, bo!y-and
this il the whom Wings profess 10 believe in pre-
the hg-mried aud gallant Pierce and ono nun
hundred and sers respectable lrlesses who iay conrn-
dict the s!nnIrer. Any gcntltnlaa should be satisfied with
Gen. Pierces denial
,oanu papcrs we learn that rnrac distinguished TER
.ou wn have Ilyed long somc Or SUI years - to be
c,li:s rrd m3f;n ard wo apparently the largest
,cr n y, .tr in Great Britain, will Ia exist on
,e u ii oi October net Of the recent session o.
Parliament a:nylng that instead oi the present proceedings
II actions Of ccHcn,s which these worthless always
,oo. onspcou af the writ shall be directed u 'he Ps
son in possession the demanded property, and III which
,h, ,rnnr-v shall be described with reasonable certainty
THE JENNINGS ESTAFE.-The following rcna rks
in relation to M jennings estate, Spelled however,
J,nucn> are qnuc by the New York Evening Post from
Il late En.li-h paper:
1he hei,s 10 the prca; rrncns property have not yet es
ch she'd their citi:.,-. william I.rHr@s q, Ac"n.pmcr,
Suti,x ..,n lr vast wealth. s!.ti 20 av' been ~,
richest snlj"c oi is time ~! wa. born ~ 49, 'h" '' .
=; ri,. are 3f rG.,y in 1875 Iii, ,ircr, Ri Jtnncns
aic ii, ca.p I, J0i Duke ci Marlborough, wn~ son o
Iumnh-cy .rnurnS eminent lrun itiastr oi ~ MN"
r,,, W., Icrrcus whose !. hong cunrae ri rns.!.
Is accuru!,ou had pr"r,iv utmost every Int, aud al
,yay k., polInrc 80 600 his hAah';- hands, a
though hr Gh' during Ia: fourteen years 'H H. ne
/ draw riorIe draft a viii w"s found in h,s coat pocSe!
sealed hut signed which o"ln", rs ms ia'"e ser
yanr stated 10 his leaving his sPeclncirs a. nome
when he his solicitor Tor The purpose OF executing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
CURIOUS OFFER.

Inc Parlsans are in quite panic because Of the numcr
ous cases OF hydophubu the present We find the
following curious offer in the papers:
Professor Jhcqnc1rt in letter tn he Dcbas declares
his conviction that hydrophpbia s nothing but n nervous
aiiecon caused only by fright and the instinct Of irnita
nn" FL rejects the sunp0snn hat madn,ss is commu.
nlci'ed by bite and ~ attacks of rage may b
cnmcd by vgorus cxcrun OF the wI ana thar lhcy are
communicated III the same wav cprptc fits known
10 be comnunca from person 10 anohcr 10 nruvc
the justice OF these views hc offers allow himself be
bitten by dogs recognized by physicians mad on condi.
'"n mat iund be- raised 10 the actual III
possible cons. quences OF fatal termination 70 his VI
Gt0seau, genrmln known for the hr takes in
remedy has replied that Individual who
shall be anonymous has placed him in possession OF
necessary means, ard he awaits the convenience of NJ
Jucquerlrt 10 commence thc grand experiment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

The Richmond Republican, from which the ABOVE Is M an
yract il sometimes afflicted with the most amazing oo-
,u,v ot vision aIInabe II almost see around cor
ner We will Try the effect ol few plain words towards re-
.ypp il OF ils unfortunate s;rabisms Daniel Nros'e s
rock in the uf politics. ana bsSause nc - " - M
,ort m General Scnrt Would asa hun to eat ms own
wnrds1 Would yon call upon him 10 say ma, his meinora-
ala -, of March speech was mslak"l Does not every
sn,y r,ow thur the nomination Of Gen Scott was lrl-
umnh OF the opposers Of the Compromise Dia ih'y no,
,, YOU nominate Scott an nd"pr any paorm you cosc,
They do not care for your platforms 50 long as lhey nave
man NJ their hand whom they know aud can trust
The whole clan who were the active supporters {" eo
Scott were the open and nvowcd opponents "l INC poy %
ha a,,;n;sr,,inp They succeeded, however by shrr"o
man,u.ment and certain low cunning IN getting thef
man unnn The promise tho South regulate the piaor'
,,d NOW what do hey dnl Way, turn around ri2ht IN
b nj The South and tell them that they eIecafc t
na(orm ana spit upcn III In the midst o all ms c'nof
dealing Mr. Webster is asked % sEnpoEi Gsnern Sc''l ~
Icr ~ nre.erve his consistency Ths Richmond Repnh
lcan crrtsn!v mas very singular Ideas ct cnnsi'anc1-
York Day Book.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
FIR rte E,r0uircr.
TJit, IiI'IHl'GS

Il is understood thar Huougs will tarn out IN great
numbers 10 night weather permitting All good citizens are
udmunl.Ird keep dpDrs shut and windows down
since E,,s. Four IL Co. have esab shed branch OF their
mini Ir souous coins Richmond AMI taken the kich-
rnud hg The concern, san%c mutation IS IN pro
ores among Virginia Wings They have (saye that paFonc
numher who have i,rd The Democracy all turned into
Huubnr- except in Norfolk where h"y have ASSUMED he
,no,. d.Iir,. ,nd insiuntiir" form of Mnsch.t0s.
"'ruE FRATERSITy ALL PATRfrTS 'K THE SAKE OF
rur CnrSrpy ir'-lJnhn VI Bnrts--kin. Iiumbug.
4 has les Jth.ys! rirc les UantjHgs. I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
Is DANIEL WEBSTER A WHO?

We cannot comprehend that hr should ever cease 10 he
.h,, n. as always been true and consistent wing II
. had been asked 10 paint living Image ol sabh'y
md x.rss political principle We should certa'hy nave
mined DANIEL WEBSTER sort o rock IN me ocean VI
cs which would withstand the tide and the TEMPEST III
the end Of time Ii is that, during The administration
f John Tyler his course gave dsps"rc 10 many OF Ms
Marty and elected much inempeat Hhus" but was
,.nction md the whnS berline convinced
II his honesty purpose and nnswcvlnG lciy 10 ms pc
lcu princi;.s We cannot hrcve that Disappointed am
on would now tempt NJ. Webster I" arhsh ms !ico"s
.,nura, lion for consc!cntioGsners aud CONSISTENCY
~ anil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
From the N.w York Day Roos

the Ns1 orE nay l'ooN
Nu s7,usos-Dear Sir-You r'fess 10 be wing. say
thar van have always been whle yet you refuse 10
port General Scott, the regular nomiun'en ., @
whig party. How do you reconcile ihs WIN CONSISTENT!
August IL. 1outs'
We don't eat "ngrer soup this year for the WING or any
other party Show That Sewardsn VIII not DC fes.ore
~ and power in this State BY the election OF
General scott and We will go Tor him. Till Then we muss
de- line giving him our "dd and comfort on or any oher
frirud NAV for whom you choose We do nnl ASK
~ go over 10 The Lpconcos for not Locn'co 20
"a vour conscience and judgment dica'c- I'D Diy BOOK
MR. HALE'S ACCEPfANCE OF THE NohlN Aiio,.. -,
s.s.nnn \ n AM 7-P.rsona and intimate friends
Of Mr. John P Hale confidently assert tnat ne VIII ac
cen, lhe nomination. candidate for President recently
conferred upon him By the Nat ona tfse oo ;n'
A. p,shu,r II is understood that he has expressed MN
self TO them in conversation and BY letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
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D.t SID Fun SIZE n,

ATTORNEY AT Law
WI. The Courts Alexandria, Fairfax FauGGer
w Caaas- lie viii also attend 10 the Claims
ss General Government Office on King between
AL PA. the building occupied by tile Manassas Gap
Kel: Company .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

hy-'he-oye hos" di II happen ia the Enquirer published
''.is contradictions ut Haics cntoiscl ~ U0n wli
"i-iy hl:i by AZ the l.d -: columns tho
aforesaid 'ai'ngle!"-[ Petersburg fetsN.gsncsr
There yet denial sa;rnen, in the G4!ocuc hv
WI " hii; who IS rlcm5rT Of The Virginia lcyislaturc and
s"orthy o credit in p H4;r. The is enIors
Gu 10 The Baltimore ir BY newspaper reporter; which
na ii press, supporting IT." Ncw York Herald has been
disposed Of late IL place above al other au,hory-eyen
a' OF The speaker hir$clf who il. this ease is John
Hale As The a;:iT stands, therefore, lhe Dubuque has the
authority OF r Mapp. himself reporting Mr. Hale; nnd Of
Inc correspondent OF The ArgHs reporting Mcssra Mapp
and WISE. IL is Mr. Hale. tile abu!onst against
hf 'inpp The wang citizen Of Virginia and Igs!atur-
ihe NHlG press who credit FUSs, Fogs, and Co.. put
saPetlor ai!h in Hale the aboIonsl, AT The expense
o tor own sub eIccnr III the For our part we
d'c'eaI' 'e abolionlst an credit Mr. Mipp the Elr.nil
wing IL he shall deny the dialogue and i, cortoyornrci in
'c a'i" 'S MS ai:'rs We sia ami chseully,
remove ic passage iro:i tie head Of columns although
ia doing 80 We shall violate the Wais rn. which masas the
Tcort OF speech conclusive against the s;c.ter himself
WEBSTER HEEr1NG Ut BOSTON.-fbe mee,jni.
OF Inc friends OF ilr. Webster held in Boston on Monday
evening Resolved 70 support Webster Graham and no,
oco ana Hriham as was inadvertently stated under our
tsssraph'c head yesterday. Matthew Hale Smith, Esu
presided an1 committee was appointed call general
meeting al Fancul Hall to nominate an electoral ticket
The committee consists the Hon George f. Curris
hcttelI, H. Winslow, NJ. H. Nelson c. a White VI. H.
Smith and f. Wiley The following resolution vas also
adopted
Resolved That The friends of Daniel Webstr. in cunrcn-
lion assembled in the home f great statesman send
greeting 10 the nariura Wings of North Carolina and pur.
pose 10 accept their distinguished SON. and nirr our own 10
them, as III associate in the coming Presidential capaIgn;
and 10 all the South say COMPROMISES are the
oIa'f OF me day We oer 10 accept the ticket furnished BY
me Bilnnre Convention. with this comptuIsc that the
name OF Webster be substituted for Scott they taking what
IS que 70 me Souh and we taking wIa is due c North
anu win Webster and Graham will sweep The land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

The Democracy of San Francisco held Ta'Iheanon
meeting in the plaza on tho night of the 18Th of July Hon.
John McDougal presided and speeches made by oo
Freon H. McAlster, xGovernor Smith OF Virginia, 'nuse
Campbell COL Stroke and others. a series OF RESOLUTIONS
were adopted, and the meeting 'seeied with enihus'as"
and unfegned JOY the OF the nominations
Gen. franklin Pierce of New Hampshire, and " liam n
King of Alabama candidates for the Pesicncv ana ice
Presidency Of the United States and mos fully sincerely
and cheerfuy without hestancy or reserve, conhmeo anu
ratified all the proceedings Of hs Baltimore Convention
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CIIEsEjsJii sJii??l! siNf z sliRr:G1 1rfA:kEaEMINAKY.

UAREigrrg a DILLAYg, Principals.
THNIiE year tins Seminary wi Commence september s
r. 1852. :;
While i the primary design Of III is Institution 10 is
plps thorough all c varied departments o i'cI"
uc attention iaid Muse. Pair ptnc
,nr and Together the The re ch
In wo,d a constant effort made 10 Unite sodHy rhh T"i'
ho -houl intellectual No effort - spared ~ ah'
n. h,ari,nc dcaar ment aitTdcfir. and hoa1elks
References:
NJ. p,,n, willard Troy Y John ii Willard, do; Ste
ohen w Tayor IL D. Hamilton y. " Rev H. Fuller D bai
,n,ors Md n Fner d. Beaufort G.. Hon r. w Barnweu
io owar Naicom D. b. LewSburs. Pa: hev H. a boaHina
D b. Phadephia Rev Charles Wadm9r't dc :ey a. y Si'
,s,,e 40 Rev G Kemp,ou do; Rev T. Ramhau savannah Ia
Rev F. Iathop NY city; benjamin Day Sq = ou., y.
I, n Tnrncr Warre,on \ c.: a. Ezcl Es do: Rev II
~ -, '''''''f''' ;-c!m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

TIE WEBSTER CONVENTION.
Macon Ga. !ro. l7.'Tnis body met today. T. n ~ a :,
rcl Fso was appointed President. commlttee OF "a
was then raised to confer with the members OF e sco'
Convention, which meets Tomorrow"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

GEN. SCOTT A "THRoATcUTTER."- when, In l7ao
tho o,,,n, Gen Worth wrote letter giving his opinions on
nubIc questions the New York Tribune in its usual oacs
u.rd sIre denounced him. and called him "one q Inc
sams iourneymen throateusrs And now lhis same u
bune is engaged zeaousy in the effort 10 elevate 10 oe r'
sdento chair man who use It's own cha'te language
ia not merely journsyman bnt regular "So'' '' 0a'
cutter" If tho term applicable TO Gen. WORTH II s'F
,ninlr ip 10 Gen. Scott.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
s,y y'I ID " ~ " ~ - ri

VI. LATHAM,
AI TORNEY II La W,
WAsHNoToN City. D. c.
JpRATICES he several Courts District Columbia
Ay pertinent his profession which may
,t.a MS viii with prompt He refers
MesSrs. SsLDEN. WrHSRs IL Co.,
ten. JSo. VI. McCALLA. Washington d. c.
JAMES J. MILLER. Esq,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

| A THUNDERBOLTIN IN NkENTuCki.-George H. .he'
Kee Esq., the Whig eector OF Garard county,
has come out In strong and powerful speech against oen
Scott He has mounted the stump against the Whig speaA
crs who come into that county, and from all accounts nc
makes the fur y right freely He is at present the repre-
sentative in The Legislature from that strong Whis county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
DTVIDEND. J.

E Trustees OF the Upper Appomao1 Navigation company
have declared dividend Of ten dollars Per snare sn @ S I ,ha
syaee and the lst Of Augns. isa W GENT
iVahy IN Petersburg RObl. 3. Les snnx
"'.on''H"x county, Va, Aug. 6-est t"me wy
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KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.
VHNIIE
L lat september and terminate the goth December.
Mr. Cuunc, efficient the last
been re.engaged Mr. Thomas W. Iiaynesehy qualified
and the dis ncuish graduate
the Military Institute, the other Of The University OF Virginia
The expense the except lights wilt $50
bic III the end OF year o. WHITE
July 30--c5 Post Office Fleetwood Academy
CLASSICAL AND MATH HEMATiCAL SCHOOL,
By JNU HART. Jk A. ".
Coleman Esq Sio;sy couny, VIII begin Inc
of October and interruptions The end July
following The subjects taught the Latin aud Greek languages,
and with these Roman and Greek History. MIe.
all its branches French Italian ard
The studies IN all esc subjects directed with especial view
thorough preparation Tor the University Of Virginia will
De provided with Frederick Hall Depot the
Central Rail Road Monthly Circulars and
daIS the standing wards studies,
with such other information s deemed proper.
TEKMsFor board and session. Excluding els) 100
Ia advance aG he The end the
Text books furnished 5uoSeiers price. Early aprica
would De best the bOarcrs Will i
Address, Lno Hart, IT. Lewis Store, Spo,syivanIa
Juv l3-ct lNiI. requested c0,y
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

PHYSICIAN wishing 20 retire from extensive practice
u sell sNa farm member OF The profession
g. ii s;UAiion anl give the purchaser the benefit
= tlgs. med WIKI the transferring The practice
Al !ca:ion be made al the office OF the Richmond
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

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1r2pE next session this Institution will commence on
. and continue mouths with intenon oil week a.
chr;s,mas until the 3ist Of July, 1853. ., r,h,s
TnnMs-For board and Tuion including every ming ou
sa.0, 80 md nd ais pay able LIST March ,,a can
Der enu 10 the Principal catalogues can be obtained
ny Uni informeon on all points Post Office, IaylolsVi
Hanover county, va p,.;,s,
SEMIs SE,MIsr "s "ssH00iER NJ A., Teacher Of Mahema,es
Aug l6-etOel