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JUDGE CURTIS OF BOSTON.

This judicial officer of the United Stntca in dclivor-
inc mis- charge the grand jury the other day point
ed out particularly their duty with respect TO tho re-
sstancs of the laws Of the United Statcs in Boston--
He explained the law with great perspcuity and force
and told them that they could make no discrimination
in enforcing tho laws without perjury lilo citc cs-
peciay this clause OF act, passed by Congress In
the year 1890:
If am person shall knowingly OR wilfuy obslrnct,
resist or oppose any officer OF the United StateS III
serving or attempting to serve Or execute any Incahe
process or warrant, any rulo or order OF any OF he
Courts of tho United States or any other leea! writ or
procoss whatever shall assault, beat OF wound any
officer, or other person duly authorized in acrvinS or
executing any writ, rule, order, proccss or warrant
aforesaid such person shall on conviction, be lmPrr
aoned not exceeding twelve months and fined moi OK
cccding three hundred dollars.
After explaining tho true intent and force Of this
language tho judge charges the grand jury to enquire
whether any persons during the late fugitive excite
mcnt, nadc themselves amenable TO its penalties. and
if so to enforce the law IA to them. The Instructions
Of Judge Curtis ore very explicit and must ncvi'a-
bly, 1t scems 10 us, lead to the prescnmcnt by tho
grand jury, of many individuals connected with the
recent outrnirr in Boston.
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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.

The Commencement of this institution ON the let
inst. WINS Signalacd by tho attendance OF Mesars.
Reid, Swain, Branch, Graham Morehcad and Manly,
ell ofwhom hovo filled the Gubernatoria chair OF y.
Carona--amd Governor A. V. Brown, of Tennessee.
The latter gentleman delivered tho annual address,
Eighteen young gentlemen docluiined OH Wednesday
morning and evening; and On tho following day scv-
entocn orations were pronounced 10y members of tho
Graduating class. The degree Of l.. l.. ID. was COIL
ferred upon John Randolph Clay, Envoy TO Peru;
that of d. d. upon Albert Smedes and Eli W. Car''-
thers, of North Carolina; Master OF Arts upon "''r
Graduates, and Bachelor of Arts upon siry grudu-
ates. A largo number OF DISTINCTIONS were a"atueu
TO mombors of the various claeeee.
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-. r,c,,noNE ENouIIER,
Isurp pAlLy AND sEMl-WEkLf
ry E,TCIIEES & PRYOR.


-. p,ilv Paper. !.il'rs Per ennnn, el Mt I'll"
do i c %n iT 6S "TS' "i,.. Psr"""n per s," snS s"s
y ,,., for s:x months payable in "ayEnce.p DC paid
frG , or rcn:s' by insil post pdd; or dollars
Il ~. -, 81, :, IN. e,.f ,tho year.
Par s"'ii m mos 10 III icc may be remiltcd pan,s In
~ AVAILABLE Bark notes :, the riss Of theEdisors
N ~ all iss;crs t,in id'd BY its rrWT'. post
!" nsI, lr,rr i scarcely an% account tohc wri-
'' Iie pccr:nuqron OF postage, in mn cxtcAre bu
~ -. wh:th operates "a serious Tux mpon Editors
:-''' " TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
-u- nuLy ESauIRER-For TT" lines or lcs frs:
o, ,iy ccu,s, and every succeeding inserrioS,vcn.
A. 49,. .S,. II inscr,ei once n week. twice wa or
,.,r.> week. thirty seven and half ccn,s oisach
~ rsy.~ri-cr. are charged fifty dollars for rw,ivE
~, s y, ,a proportion for advertisements a. eStcr
M cxc.p, oery Vendors mud Auc,ionccrs VIII ARE
....%I - : ~ paper :ucludcd)
60 SyrN EEELY.-For TEN lines or less, fir. In.
-, ~ :, .ar,,: Tor each continuance 20 cents
- .l Obituaries aud Tributes Of Respect excccGs
:ra-. axe charged :or rs advertisements
lis. IRON. dotunce must he accompanied with he
my or satisfactory referenccs 10 insure eXccus,,
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ny TnE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


,y.aRNtTiuN having hccn received by the Execr,iv;
4 .a,, GEORGE JOHNSON. who was sentenced by III
- 5urt OF Halifax County two years imprisof
. m ,. "cm;cm'isiy. FOR felony. has escaped from tht
: ,i .s County. aud Is Row going At large: Therefore.
f..cpr o:is: rewar,. c hundred dollars to any
. q: pS-.,,,. who IiM arrest tho said George John
a deliver aim ilA Jail of said comfy nnd dc
,o-covcr -.qwire sll officers OF this Commonwealth civil
- and rcgues; tie people generally to their
.,a,ii6rs 20 procure the Of the oail Johnson
;. 4, no NAV BE- brought "a justice.
,vrn under my hand Governor and under the Lesser
Scal OF the Commonwealth, Richmond this
L. - -! day Of May, in the year 1854.
JOS JOHNSON
rs ne Governor: GEORGE W. MuxroRp. Secretary o
1. CUala0uwc cnhh.
a: Johnson is abou. thirty years Of age five
rryen nc.cs hic sandy colore hair. hiur rycs heshy
ne. iin! bus coat nl!l brown punialoons when he
..ap-i May Hi-c)w
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ion Cus,Nc:lsnt County, the .h day OF August. ls53
rns Mutual society, against fro on buildings
., IL. s,g;. 0: y:..ain prf.
EcEln.t -
EG:sJe:h 'cHo:.o.v Geo Carson Augustine Carso-' Es
rsr.ra tinuzO Cnraon DR. Ynndc and Ha!'inh h'S
wife n Loy"lraa Emily. his wife" and ies. f'sd natn or
q Geo. Carson decd ps'p
Fl!a :i.s dGv 10 bo fur.hcr hchrd upon
~" pap: formerly r"l ni upon rle report o: Ionns
lirks and Fueua %; ths sale NJ tr ion1e N me
fnrec.ass mentioned. made IN pnr.nance "i the otde o
IL" - day ni -. and argued ny connse!, upon con
.;s'On whereof! III" Court approving INC sho report 10
Haa; ocrc Is exception dot" conarni inc sam" anu
DOH ajudSe order mi decree tia, tc Snd commissioners
10 :ry the HHir,a the ei S:s 10 vain interest
i:na, the 25,h day Of December si t'l pnia hnd
80 tour: o; urthcr ndjudse order ana decree tiat
referred Ccmln-siunrc o tho Court 10 take the fo
NJ: .ccouLts:
- m account OF to- real property belonging 10 The es
" q: Gror.c Cu.sen. decd. uow remaining unsod aId
." saHGs! rent vhluo thereof.
.I An o. TIE debts binding n" hcirs OF fEo
.Gi e>.c. Carsoa which have been pn out OF his per
.I.a!
y An account Of Iicz FGrs administration ol the o.
-, @: Geo Carson. decd which accounts the snid com
r-.!rnCr directed examine state and settle. and make
cF; c-ec this Court. with any matters specially sta
20 ..a"d pertinent by hima. or required to hc stated
r,! u .ic parca ana the Court doth direct TINT pun,
0,,cc of the time and place OF taking the saiu
w., IA any wspnrcr published III the city oi Rci.
ra,. Osce week. for four succcsEife weeks: RhhiI
he acn, 10 personal service oil such noce on lhc par'
,is 4 copr-Tes;r, B. h. WUODSON.
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ARREARS OF PENSION-Tho half sister Of a
dcccnac pcnsioncr rccey applied for tho bnlnncc u"
pension TINT was due him ut. the time of his death
mud produced proof that he left neither wife clilI
1t was held that she not entitled 10 the money but
that i, must be paid to tho legal representative of the
deceased pcIlsiouer-ln wit his executor anlinis
traitor. This decision is in accordance with the npn-
ion of the Attorney General, given February Is, 1884,
in which he says-"in cas-" Of the death Of the pen
sioucr leaving neither widow nor child, tic legal
preventative hat 10 TO say, hs executor admins
traitor is entitled to the amount due. - Washington
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poR TIE rNQrIEEK.
TIE SMALL NOTE L.AW-MORE SlTlNPLAS-
'TEltS

Mcssrs. Editors :--.ts member of the mercantile
fraternity Of this city. would tender YOU my sincere
thanks for your uniform md effective advocacy the
law for tho suppression Of small notes The vile trash
Ina disappeared, ns if by magic, md in liz place we
huvc already ample supply "f gold and silver The
shinpla-tcr manufacturers, imagine, moi yet
sa,irict M we ilnve Indications already that individ-
ua issues Of the denomination of five dollars and up
wars having the form md appearance Of bank notcS,
will be put in circulation. trust you will, through
volr columns, warn The public aguiEst giving counte
nance 10 these illegal is.i,cs; and il is 10 DO hoped
that every respectable dealer in Richmond will defer
mine reject them. MERCHANT.
RirkupH8 june l0.ii, 1851.
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NEBRASKA MOVEMENTS.

One effect seems destined la follow the Nebraska
agitation in Congress viz The rnpil sctIlrn! "l that
territory. Various "i our exchange iners speak 81:
trains Of cmirnns, vending their way Ia that distant
locality most "l them expecting 1" squat upon Indian
ania, which they will retain when lc Indian titles ar,.
cx,insui.hcd y Asysiema;ic plan has hccn adopted i'll
the North, f"r occupying this country with nnli.SIa-
l,nI,
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LANDS EOIt SALE.

TNTE offer for sale three valuable !rnc:s Of land:
W Tract No. l-lics the South Sidc Itailroad,
taas about 500 acres and Is extensively improved both
u 1sldng and fertility.
T.ac: No. 2-Les plank rond. contains about &C
--:ts about onehulf Of which s low grounds free from
.lua!n:on.
Tract 40 3-Is valuable timber tract Of between 400
~ 30 acres having a Saw Mill it doing proitnbs
.aes. This tract il adjacent TO- and would bc ralua
,s ,rerrv in the hands ui a owner o. tract No. Z.
Wr iry:. persons disposed rurrasc examine these
ao 1! cv sr- very vslushle will he sold low prccs,
a. on accommodating terms
EC? further information Respecting them apply 10
RuFflN s. AUGUST,
General Agents for the sale and purchase OF lands,
Mn-ch Al--cwrf No IL MniM slrest Richmond. Va.
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N;Ii1NT IDA EOIi SAI.E

ppEiNt; offered induccmcnt to tho Weat.
ID will sell tho plantation on which now reside lying
ae road caiin. rom CGrtersvie Cumberland Court
l,a scycu mcs from the former and miles tho
er place. containing by survey 3Si acrca about
in The orisuu growth heury timborcd with onk
gls ami hickory.
: Tie land is well wh,errd by two srssn.s running
Trough IT. Hho' 80 well set In clover highly I'M.
ovei and peculiarly adapted 10 the growth Of tobacco
saiw whca:.
Wi;h convenient dwelling house, there NIL ether
racrs-sr houses and improvements in good safe and
'r.abp condition. There young orchards. select
g q :ia hcet iru, in Virginia. The situation is very
lalay and in most desirable n"ighhOrhood and in nd
la'a sprn- OF the host irec.stonc whtcr the
Jsanc house, there ia also mineral spring convenient
.n person wishing 20 purchase will visit the place or
s.if:-ss, WILLIAM D. CLOPTON,
OAK FOREST T. o., CUMBERLAND, Va.
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o. lDJ'AIN INEip

This officer, whose connection with the Eu.zla nj
'air iaado him somewhat famous, has written shnr;
ctt,& acknowledging the receipt Of the resolutions oi
thar /. passed at Metropolitan Hail. New York, short
" niSr the release Of koazta effected. FTc say:
The officers al the Navy feel the great responsibility
rcste upon them, 10 protect the lives and property
nf ciizena ubroad and be assured, whenever an op-
porlstv offers they will not he found wanting in
ralrym. OUT the wishes ui the government"
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TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS,

TIE question al annexation Ia The Emitted SacS wrs
nicb before the Hawaiian Legislature. \ committee
10 whom all communication, on thu! subject had been
rcclycd, rrp"rtcd ,l,; underline Constitution iii" sab
Zee, under .hc exclusive control al The Kim. and
his privy Council, hu; they Expressed Willingness i"
concur il, whatever the King might do. The pci-
tinlls wcro referred To tic kin- am! Cnnl.c
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THE GAINES SUIT.

This celebrated contest is not yet cndcd Mrs
Gaines s about to make application to the proper fl-
bunal 10 have tho missing will of her deceased fator
admitted to probate. She was induced to take th's
course by an ntmatiop given by the Supreme Court
tina, this effort might succeed, and in case it should
her claim to the property would be indubltobe.--
Judge Campbell, in an elaborate opinion, has favored
the application and Gen. Walter Jones of Washing
ing' Geo. Wood, Esq, and Judge Rent of New ork'
concur in that opinion. The perseverance, OF this
lady is certainly without parallel.
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SILVER IN ALABAMA.

Considerable excitement is said to exist in Talla.
poosa Alabama, in consequence OF me me discovery OF
n silver dcpose in that county. Silver says the
Dadewell ] Banner, shas been known exist in that
county, but tho people have just found oil. how TO
separate it from the orc The other day tho company
extracted sixteen pounds Of tho pure metal III very
briof timo, This has set tho country IN u rage
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
%
rnxySytcQynNEu

COMMissIoNERS OFFICE. I'D May, IsJI
parties interested in the foregoing cause, w tnSo
,.sa that have fixed on Saturday, the cath day Of
ueyt 10 nike md settle my office the aeeounte di
10 be taken by the foregoing dccrcc at which time
place. eacl, OF you required 70 attend With The pa
necessary 10 cnne me to make .aid accounts.
fycn under my hand Commissioner i'll c!ancery OF
ci.cu Cnlr, OF Cumberland County the day and dnto
;r-U.d. JNO X. Nll-SON.
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CLINTON HALL. NEW YORK.

The new Clinton Hall wns opened last Thursday
ovcni"g with appropriate ceremonies. The Govern.
oi New York, Luther liralish, Esq, and other
distinguished gentl"mcn in attendance. i. Il.
lirodH"ad, delivered tho address. Which was chiefly
acc"un: Of tho orig in Of tho Society, under whose
auspices tho new buildings had been erected.
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NOTICE.

ENL!ZABETH MOORE, Qormcry Elizabeth Rrownl
" and .r descendants of Trnvi- Brown, deceased will
IKE notice ;hR, by IN. will of Nancy Brown deceased.
sc-e in tho County Court o Orange county in the state
o: Virginia am required advertise ior the said Elizabeth
mo. and the descendants Of the said Travis Brown 10
c7,. forward n,d receive their shares (in tho estnc nj
cid Nancy Rrowd within years from the time Of her
Gtah rc! yna in July, 1883; which sharcf II not chilled
;r- . ia-. within the said Two years, am directed 70
r. ever 10 Thomas Brown brother said Nancy Brown
WILLIAM WAlLAND.
.p,ig .:--cr,n Executor Of Nancy Brown, decd
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tONGRi:SS-isr So.
THuKSnNY. .rSE :. lSJl.



Mr.. FL, was aii.oii",! The committee "f i"-
reign ri ii"ns ia : place ui MIR. Everett. resigned.
NJ. Ala.'ni pr"sr;"'la petition - the inhabitants
I" Richmond. Na PRAYING 'hr reduction "i tl" rates "i
""rlh rrsia=c: n!,". petition "i ;hc intiaiiam+ "l
(;lmA sprim@, L"ni"un county. Nn., PRAYING ih,.
wr.!um o lie rates "i "rcnn lm>;a@cwiiirli Were
r..rrrci !o the COMMITTEE the j.rS: lirc amd post
r"n,t,.
NJ. Hamilton. from it,, committee IN commerce.
reported hiil for the better pres" "rvniinm "f III; Hni
Property from vessel, S:wrooi.""m "m .h cn;>ts o l,..
Cni!rd States which read. ni p.iss,, second
rca.iii,E.
4 j!l f"r the relirf oi '!h"s Frazier PASSED.
The S"ma:r ihci n'i;nllt'rl Ill Alninav.
Hot 81. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Sir. liayrn @4rTc Iocn "f ar..'n'"M "a r!"sr H..
debate uil i!.c Pacific, r.ii r"ai h H :: "'cu.'
Tnc.ny next. lie would iio ask action On it until
MONDAY.
Mr icn,on ,,ld he desired To l,oEc som" remarks
nn il,c I "n 'Iu,:aIny.
Mr. G!in-.. rising t" a1ncsIi"i ri PRIVILEGE call
cd The attr:rn a! ihr lirl-: t" IN ariel" in the
Da.ly Un": oi :hs morning, published by the print
nr o.. il.c l.ris,. ns;.- hy mnnl" .!ami'"- "i lIc
body, and, n H.. .naa!ailIe. iur. Ia assassination
ana mob ,"'..ac,. lie offered resolution /" rxrinir
;la editors 'i lp"rte:z Of c Onion tr"m III" priv
l::rs "f he Hail.
\ om@ ii ,,l.,;nr cr,su, AMI Il. lIly the resolution
w., i;.i "I liz! ;a!,i.-ar,a' mays -. =" It":nm
voting tie, llru.c ai;"u;nr,..
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IMPORTANT TO DGpETERS rRniI GREAT
BRTrAlN.-Thc talown Interesting Commercial!
Notice has been handed e Charleston Courier Tor
publication by her I'riinnni Maiesiys Consul:
H.B. NJ. CoxsrIArE roN. AND $. CARoLISA,
CHAEifFoX. May q. 1874.
Her Britannia Maics;:' 'sorsa is desired by Her
Mnjestys principal setrsay % Of Suit Sno T.; for & F"re. .
Ior,s of tL Trcasury slialiec tit 10 permit the
portat;on. within cor;an gesraphtal limits. ., ar;-
clos which are prohibited TN being generally ez
nance of bostiIitics with Ruia. bond will in all
scs be taken by the Comma toner's Of Iicr Majesty
Customs from persons expHrtg the articles; that they
shall be landed and entered a:he port Of destinations
and that, us regards lnresnorts tlosc persons will
he expected 70 Obtain wiihnile period named i'll the
bond certificates OF landinsanl OF entry irom the
British consul or Consular ger; 9h;s at such port or if
other nripcipa! nutinnal pub, iilnctonary OF the
place. EOBERT BUNCl II. b. N. Consul.
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
HARTFORD Juno 9.-Mr. Green Hcnrick has been
elected Speaker Of the House, vice VIM. Foster, ro-
comfy appointed United States Senator.
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PAYING FOR THE i"!I'r.-on M"nlay last.
willis, Mr.. Arbuihnor u! hGd"un county, was sand
inc los. in admiration at t." !cnm:i!u! ;ssrrr Of bal
ocn hi. pocke.-bnn. wits i'5:ooi High; from one Of
his pockrts. Thieves kn@ when 10 peritrn. lhcir
.,;yI
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES AND GEN. CASs.

1NTN.
~~~>~~~~-~-~N~>>~~
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE i2, 1881.
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IMPORTANT FROM JiraE.-'Iha HHgi1'lQ2-
pcrs contain the npor;aI: n!oitn"t!anl': EHd". az
oi ShanghHc, April L.. that CoamoG"re i"fy !'.7
succeeded in the object o his visit - Jed'i0 ana e.
similar advantages have been "b;n.ned :2T iie cor
mcrce OF this country ;a: had previously Deeh COW
ccdcd 10 Russia The condition u c"i,t.iie III
both trcatics-namc!y that :A:,e p"ris ;.'e - pep
ed in a wear. There is no reason qi,-tio a i.G;b
of this statement ms in our las: correspondence s"h
Shanghue under dare Of lHrch ., J; WIS IL, !;i"Ec'
that Commodore Perrys arrival from Je'ido %ar
hourly expected. Inc fcld which ihc -'ic"'rN -! ii
important negotiation LAYS open 70 "uE c"laiAc:tc1
inlnensc.- [N !. !:er0id.
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u~IR,a\lA.-A,s Circuit Court continued and held
10, Cy.,hc:ani County, the i.h day OF Augu-t 1873
The Nu,ua. i-nance society, against fro on buildings
/, ,I. s,S;, .; Vi-.uln Pl.i
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''T'lat mnni uncertain life
j. like tl- rain drop. hanging rl" homCii.
Amongst ten thousand @! IL spnrkin. SInur"i.
TIA. remnant "a some pa-r:lI. THUNDER sEo""r,
That have their moments, on" les ole - TAIL,
Aud which shall soonest lose i,r l'esuu- hold
WrcnnuO; guess
The question was then .akcI.: and the resolutions
were unanimously agreed IN
And tIicreupon lu: hnli-pa-t iwc!v" "'cl""kl The
House adjourned until Tomorrow nj J.! "ri"r!.. VI.
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SERIOUS ACClDElT hT WEST rcINr.-Ii
i- s'n:nd that Cadet s,rcsi ol Virginia. member "'
the Is, ra-s. was sevrrIv injured the morning u!
,hc lillI, while 'rlalgi,, urnu the pnn. lis Irnr'c,
going nj n great spr"'i. 'lI :!rcw him ,S'iI Viz"
l"urc upon the groun, while horses in hi. rror
plunged over him bciul they could ln ,i"pp"d. II"
was horribly nlnng!,, aud ever since the ncri'!"nt
his been entirely lllscIistr.
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BALLOON ASCEXSIUN At IilE CE:hi 80.
pAi..CE-ACCiD!.HT 10 ii!H -!-kpHA' /
~ il.E nl IliE RAl .It,Ii.N.

Est NE OF HI. EAT.I.IT'.Nl 9
New YOEG, june !.-Mr. " iac. ti's ''.i' hti.'.1
crouuut nrcor,iinr 10 anna!mcgnl-ul, si.c IN '
balloon ;o-tlaY fol III" Crystal :'a"'e Ma .:"men'
conc"ursc Of people coicci., o':li''e's ne'AH"j"b'
The ,roce.. ." imitation :oe through W." III r''t
iu.m and successfully. The p'rsoi i.'I i!'''
iI, wind when the :rpraut 20 lake las "s.ii"E
in th,. en-; an,, insu,i; UNu:l 10 !oiwGn 81,
prepared before fl.c auneuEo crowd. an. ggt mo '
ear the .as,cniu- cut AMI !...i".!" iI!p in"!H'-
c,! upwa!t!s. 4 strong wri prevailed n TIE inc &d
after u.ccn,ing til" laioor .tccrts towards .wsh!;
where coming within s"Enc . eet :" i!c earth. vi
Wire !, ont. He struck til" ground vii: :nu'h !"i
and WAS seriously but H." iangerouy h,.:;. iie,.,ae
several bruises, of his front tech wa inorhri
ont. lis escape wue miraculous. The balloon tool
n quick upward flight, going towards Eo::om, a.b
coon disappeared, probably not 10 b; heard 9. IN :!
hurry.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28
TTNIvERsIrY oFvIRGINIA.-rhe next

" session OF this institution will open the lst oi
October, and close the 29th of June following
The university embraces the following schools,
VIZ: |, a1cieni languages; g modern languages
3, mathematics; 4, naturalphilosophy, m neralogy,
and geology; s, chemistry; 6, medici -e; u COM
paratiye anatomy, physiology, and surgery; s, mo-
raj philosophy rhetoric, and bellies ettrcs and po-
iitical economy; q law. Also lectnreship OF
special anatomy and maferia medca, and de-
monstratorship of anatomy. The schools of an
cient languages, modern languages, and mathe-
mates, have each an assistant instructor; and in
the Sc DOL OF law there is an adjunct professor.
The expenses, mot including clothing, books, or
pocket-money,1 are as follows:
Tuition fee, say three schools at S25 each.ST5 90
Boarding, ,ncfdding diet, furniture,
and attendance of servant, payable in
three instalments in advance $780,. 120 90
Room rent, two occupying a room, So
eacn ..... ........ %
(Ren1s without the precints, something
more.)
Matrculation fee, SIS; contingent depo-
sit, $40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 90
Washing, say SO; fuel and light, say $40 80 90
S25S 90
Students Of medicine are charged with four
tickets, al S25 each, and dissecting fee of SIS.
The fee in the immediate class Of law is SEQ; in
senior class, S75.
GESSNER HARRISON,
Sep 2l-r Chairman OF the Faculty.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-28
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