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anITuanx

To memory Of voun1 and
ed friends who, In life had become the BY
through Of years. In their manhood
tom duty sometimes melancholy pleasure
doe The child leave Its loved home forever without
that offering Justly due 10 him. Ike whom become
would be ready like for e ourney-A
The entrance which h been deferred for dayfor onhs
or year, AZ most but which are, At last only
To remember the SMILE TO recall the yous laugh bring
70 mind and memory the manner The walk the the
bright toys, tie little cares With all the happiness childhood
presented 10 the the the
pleasures also, when the object which inspired the feeling Is
no longer before We cannot on would would
We e'ud hose dear memories that cling around the very
n0es OF our being and which shall have place every
innocence
the little ones at home falls remind him
With US 10 their enjoyment No oerngs from Others
cease TO recall that who plucked the spring
aud gaveh az h Ne pleasant rable along the paths tkpg
the neld when the u 10 pen INDUCED with
out reminding rs OF him who In few
It, and for whom all would have been ready pluck H. The
vo'e servant Of his own age to be there with him
were 70 rival o'heS little, but
selves In childish achievements upon the stream
the foot OF the cd-ihe little river Of which
deep for them 70 visit alone In safety the hR chair
Sb- The little empty cot beside lbs door; the tiny shoes with
their bright copper s ready for the morning wskG tel
Us he h not there % oil them. No. he has his FACE In his
Fathers House IN Heaven.
These lines sacred the memory OF JAMES son Of VIM
and l. Goggn NJ Bedford the 2ist ult aged
three ears. three monihi and tvsnty-one days.
He dearly loved hs brothers AMI sserS-hs loved the little
BIRDS and often led hsm they tusny the
step and there heS received his They hays Loaf
Tie sleep thou shalt hear the Awakening Morn
Ing song EARTH yet while thy spirit above songs
melody cease not,
"The redhreast oft at evening hours
NJ. Shall kindly lend is little aid,
with verdant moss and gathered flowers,
To deck the spot where thou art laid"
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clubs for the CamPalgnl

We propose 20 send the Campaign Weekly Wing
% subscribers for the remainder Of the Campaign the
extraordinary low price Of FIFTY CENrs copy! We
invoke our friends in every county and neghborhood Of
the Safe 70 ilslatcy get up Clubs Of subscribers in
ther respective bawicks, and remit the names with
the money accompanying by the lst day Of August
We thus invoke them, for the sake Of the alone
.yer, since Noah was boy had we so bright pros
pec Of redeemiug the "Od Dominion and achieving
brilliant triumph, if the Wings and Americans Of yir-
gnia viii only put their shoulders zeaously to the wheel
scatter papers and documents among the voters, and
work with spirit and energy until sunset the 9th Of
November Get up Clubs Of subscribers to the Can
pagn Wing in every nook and corner Of the Common
wealth sght away, and thereby give the people light
and brightly and beautifully will break the day in three
months. more Up guards and do your duty, and YOUR
whole duty to your cause, your candidates and your
country
We earnestly entreat our friends also in every mags-
tral district aud in every neighborhOod in every
~ 70 form right away Bel and Everett Clubs aud then
begin he great and indispensable work Of orgaBisaiio
of thorough eicient victorious organization. Oh, We
noble aud gallant comrades in mighty and holy cause
WI you not begin the work Of the canvass forthwith and
pause not in your abOrs until the banner Of Bell ard
Everett streams in triumph and in glory to the breeze
We again appeal to you with mind, and heart and
soul Organize Bell and Everett Clubs Immediately a:
every convenient point aud thus begin the essential
work Of snlghening the voters the issues Of the
elnvass aud stimulating the zeal Of all patriots Of all
parties. in behalf Of glorious candidates and st
glorious To the work, Ike men and patr
a. and may the Gsi Of men and patriots nerve your
hearts and for the solemn and momenous contest
hmm Won,
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DougIns Electoral Ticket In Tennessee.

Douglas EaetAuE0A AAhhtA III EtuDeNaNts
Both wings Of the Democratic party Of the Memphis
Electoral Dstric. hell mectias in Memphis on wednes
DAY las, and appointed Presidential Electors. The
Breckiuridse Elector is Gen. Ham s. Bradford, Of hay
wood county and the Douglas EectOr Is Judge William
7. Brown, OF Shelby county.
I, will thus be seen tia; separate Dougl1s Electoral
county ticket is already being formed in Tennessee the
home Of Jackson and Polk. And the same will be the
case in all the Southern States except South Carolina
uaes Virginia should constitute another exception which
we do not believe the supporting Douglas in this
State are oll-ashioned National Democrats among the
t-uet Of tie true ard the bravet Of the brave Indeed
for the Virginia Douglas to dream Of falteriDg
for single moment when their allies in all the other
ates to whom they are bound in honor are thus active
and zeaous in behalf OF their great chief would involve
personal degradation and political suicide.
Blu. We almos. k1o,, that if Hlrman, and Yost, aud
Mot and Hogs aud Davis and Walker, aud the Rveses,
aud Wallace, and Hopkins, aud S,oyal and others will
push ahead and open their batteries the YanceyBrec
inrid,e Democrats they will rally to the Douglas sau.
iari hreeour,hs o. the Democracy Of Virginia These
YanceySecessiouists in the Old Dominion, can't stand
king fire. as sure as you are boA They will be obi
gsd 20 give way the great bulk Of Them and march up
the support Of Douglas if the Douglas men themselves
wlyonly stand firm and finch not. They are already
shaky in the knees aud would give half their personal
fortunes if they had never joined in the YanceySeces
SION Disunion movement We speak what absolutely
kn5s as regards many Of them-or have heard, and
We are daily hearing, numbers of Democrats who say
they are Breckenridge men, deuoancng Yancey and the
Sceders n Baltimore with the hearest relish. These
men vi all rally the support of Douglas if Douglass
friends instead Of hating and hestating will only play
the part Of daring and gallant braves.
Put Gosth your Electoral ticket at Staunton, then-
sound the Regular Democratic buge-and Breckenridge
will not receive FORTH Of the Democratic votes in Yr-
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J. W. EPPEs, Secretary.

MR.. BELLS CLAIMS UPON THE SOUTH-BRIL-
LIANT LETTER FROM HON. JERE CLEMENS.
Recently, Mr. J. J. Hooper, of the Alabama Mail
addressed letter TO his friend Jere Clemens, complain
c Of certain structures Of the latter upon the political
course OF the former, and concluding as follows:
Il il one of the regrets Of political experience 10
fod YOU now the advocate of Bel and Everett. Much
as admire the personal character OF those gentlemen
cannot but regard it omnous of the fate Of slavery
when men of your early ideas and education fad ia them
the safest repositories Of the rights of the South But
do not question your motives and &c is precisely because
YOU sometimes the public ia such wise as to
lead those who do not know M to regard me as given
TO intrigue that nov write you this friendly protest
We have long been friends-'et US remain 30. How
it saddens me to see your crest lowered will not say
but will continue to believe that at the last shall
if alive be side by side in the fight With that hope
in my heart, shall write myself
Your friend,
I I
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60 a. Az YlrrL 1YmLa Annu,ta l.Gn

sPiLDfSG PasPARED GLuEPrepAed Glue: very and
convenient article for housekeepers and others spaldpgs
Prepared Clue Its Of those Inventions small
which, heles far In the economics OF household
and present aid In saving tim, expense and
trouble Tne number Of small repairs 10 the furniture Picture
frames croekery, cdrens leather shell and Chsr
work. with the almost nnunerable which ever house
hpd really good and ready article Of this kind may
pied will at Guggs themselves 70 the ladies Dana gei
covers oosened leaves 'apdstsd maps hebiums
will remind the stu lent and he bookWorm Of h value This
compounded with chemicals which old permanently In soa.
until Il applied, without tHectiug s Strength AMI which
give the adhesive matter a hold the surface
be united after which they quickly evaporat leaving glue
harden with rspdy and ienAcy 1t Is estimated that there
least Eve millions Of households 10 United States
outlay q from dollars Is annually qulred
small rep furniture
iees and make shts that necessarily resorted
iyi4 d
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The Warrenton Wing says that the Douglas men In
FAuquier are BY few contemplate in point
OF talent. In WarrentOn of the oldest and most
trusted Democratic leaders are for him Such men as
John G. Beckham, Joseph Horuer, VIM. II. Gaines, VIM.
D. Scott aad George w. Jackson will make themselves
felt on election day in that will tell They be-
eve the Little Giant to be the regular nominee of the
party AID will stick to him through veal or wo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-17

MARRIAGE IN HiGH LrTE-The New Gazette of Prus
sia OF Berlin, says eve learn from source entirely
worthy Of credit, that the statement which has been
made as to marriage between the hereditary Prince
Louis Of Hesse Damstedt and the Princess Alice of Eng
land is wefounded and that the visit of the two
Hessian Princes London was relative to the proposed
union. Prince Louis of Hesse who was born in 1887
is captain in the LIST regiment of Prussan Foot Guards
in garrison Potsdam. lie is the eldest son Of the
Grand Duke but is heir presumptive to the throne ow
ing to the latter having no children
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IIxECUTOR,s SALE OF VALUABLE Ian,

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
IL IN ALBEhARLE COUNTY. will CGer for public
auction the premises TUESDAY. lh Of September 1860
T no, thu n.Ht falls day Arraet OF Land belonging TO the
estate OF DabneY Minor deceased Of said county
about eco Acres This large aud valuable situated on
Mychunk Greek and the RaAnds Greek Low
aarge part cleared land and only proper drain
TO make them highly ducYe the balance Of the
land Is either table land beautifully unduiAting lis
good quality md for the part condition
which has been opened many lands De-
admirably adapted 70 the use VI Lime las
adjoining tarms) renders this property essentially
" valuable 10 the eyes OF the enl ghened agculurit this
with h remarkable poeviy TO produce grass would
der good management the county grazing
growth Of Corn Wheat Oats and Tobaec and an uni med
supply o the beat Plant land Aarge portion Of this farm
original forest. well tmbcred with Pine Oak and Chestnut THIS
timber marketable at remuneaye Ices either Railroad
Nj for fuel az Charlottesville and the University Of Virginia
the 10 tber market at Richmond and eSephee The
10 miles from Charlottesville and University and the Cen
trail Railroad through It. an the Improved Horse
ation the Ryanna River only three four miles
and the University has been supp led vita fue
ty The bulldogs comfortable and good, In repair
the DW cling House Beautifully situated extern
ve view Of the Mountains from which
three miles and the Beghborhood affords good
be found anyvhs and has convenient churches OF all enom
nluonL The farm susceptible Of division and desirable may
be divided TO SUIT purch Permission will be given ofsow
Of Wheat in The Fall desd and possession given The ls
day Of Jasuary, 1861
PAmSIs o-ehird In cash the LIST January is thebaanee
In tinalnes In and thereafter with interest
fom list January 1851 Bnds with approved security
quired for deferred payments and deed properly
additional security.
WILLIAM ". MINOR Executor
MI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-17

Garioaldl has issued the following decree Consider
ing that free people should abolish every custom which
calls to mind the old sta'e of slavery Article /. TIL,
title OF exceency is abolsed without respect of per
sons Article 2. Doing homage by kissing hands is pro
hibited" This Decree if acted upon, is in itself soca
revolution In Sicily the lower orders call almost every
we-dressed man "hs excelency" and kissing the banC
i a common compliment paid by tenant to his land
lord.
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JOAN Vert Trustee Tor A. LshoOi and Caroline NJ hi,
wife and their children, Virginia A. Jno ", George May
Pap w. Lgtoot the las five Of whom infants and
Plaintiff
Against,
ecutor and Guerrant deed he said John T.
Ad mr. de bons With the will annexed OF the said
Jno Guerrant, deed Charles Hrgrove and Jno A Hills
man Administrators Of Jno A. HlimHn, deed who Ex or
NJ J.ter dec Richard Mors and Eabeth lis wife, Mary
Horsly H. Forbes sheridof Buckingham and such
Admir- Nehemiah SIC AshAn DECD Robert .. Nicholas Admir-
OF Finch scrugs Decd w. Chamber and George Cham
bers Exon Of Willis Chambers, deed, Defendants
IN CHANOERY:
This cause this day be again heard the papers
for ney the Report OF Commissioner Gs made 10
ofhe Order Of the last with exceptions thereto
by the plaintiffs aud the defendants John T. letter and wife, snd
the official bond said Jeer the
tyes dead the Mary O.
Richard g. Norris and Elizabeth his wife, TO the
day Of SEPTEMBER 1886 making HIS
Yaneey and other parties defendants TO and 70 the bill
revyo against said Respondent rs Of said Ysneey, and
replication said and eNhbs filed With said b and
ordered by counsel On confederation whereof
the adudg order decree that the said amended
bill bills Tevvo be discussed and that the panG therein
said O. Horsey and Morris and ufe, their
BY about their defence In this behalf pended
the Court without al this time pasing the exceptions
10 report Commissioner Gls doth ada order and de-
that the said Commissioner do ascertain and report TO the
court the personal assets belonging the Etste Of
John Guerran fec'd which migt have 10 the
Nancy Guean At the time OF her qlahc ons
exeeux the debts then due from The Estate Of
decedent and the digne thereof An the court doth
rect place Of taking and
enquiries by this Decree be published
week or cc-ssive the Richmond Wing,
pe pubshed city Richmond and that such
personal OF such notice The
"S RK IRVING c. CO
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VIRGINIA TEsTIMONY.

Richmond. Va, FEB g. 1850.
MessTs g. W Fowfg Co., Bcston-Geuilemen IL with
s nyto the great merit OF invaluable lung medicine
Dr. WIsTKs BlLlN Wild CHEaRY which likewise highly
ued by OF esteemed citizens Who have tested It's virtues
by trial.
frst made ft Basam three years since for
lent and distressing Whh baed the k Of and
TO Joy experienced such gratifying relief TO induce
Ia rs Iaways keep by and find TO be
unfng In It's o-ct Nomedcine that used has Civ
such speedy relief Yours truly. NoRB0RNE MOTION.
~ Caution to PureIaserA-The only genuine WISdr's Bal
has the orten signature Of Al Burrs printed
OF the Propheors the outside wrapper all other vile
WORTHLESS.
81 Prepared BY SETH ". FowLE co., Boston, and for
SALE at Wholesale and retail BY ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADp
CO., W. PETERSON, P DUvAL, Richmond and BY all drug.
gists and dealers In medicines In city and country
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SutcIDE-ChAres 7. Burgess, formerly abide camp TO
G ~ Wool during the Mexican var, and Of Richard
Burgess ESQ, Of Washington, committed suicide Fri
day last By drowning himself His hat, with letter u
IT, sas found tied to the Long Bridge. He had been Ia
boring for time under great depression Of mind
Aisxsndria Gdl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-17

COMMISSION RS' = LIE or LAND.-Ths under,
signed commissioners under decree Of the Orent Court OF
Buckingham pronounced the 14h April s60n the suit OF MI
and WIFE, &c against Miller &c will on the ION
day OF August 1860 ar not fair day, In pursuance
Of Decree public auction, upon the
highest bidder certain tract Of Land lying In he SAID
county on the waters RAndopA Creek adng the lands OF
James woodan p Boowhght and Others aud containing
coo acres cling the tract OF land on which the late
WIN. A Miller lived and died.
Ts convenient MARKET and presents inducements 70
purchasers =
Miller, who resides on the premises
ait with Interest from the day OF
giving with good security for the
chase being retained until the purchase money
- D. J. wooDHIN, os,.,.
!yiJ-eusA I'D IRVING,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-17

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,.
TIME next session will open Thursday In septmbe
and connre until the last Thursday In
June.
FACULTY
Rev WI A. sNH D. President and Professor Of Moral Pal
losophy
wv r. cIHa A. NJ, Prof ofAnclent Languages.
r T MA&iE Prof OF Mathematics
b. PuRTEAR M Pro. Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
g. SrASBLY A. NJ Prof Of Modern Languages.
A. saKPARD A NJ assistant Prof OF Languages and hAth-
emaiics.
FOR Catalogues contaninE detailed Information address
Rev. VIM A. SMITH,
jyl5-clistOct Randolph Macon College Va.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
AT J. W. RANDoLPHs BOOKSTORE AND BIsDERY.
July 1e 1850.
O'clock IL o'clock o'eloS
N DooRs: IS 81 IS
Der Doors: rs 81 81

DIR. wIsTAR'S BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY.
In the whole hoy Of Medical Discoveries per.
formed 90 such remarkable Of the
tons ohe TRRoAT LUNGS aud CHEro COuGH CONS
TUE, wHooPSG couaH CsouP ASTHMA or Of CONSUMPTION
Itself this fSfAmsd, onsed and Justly celebrated Rad
Dr. wIsTARs BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY
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JyiT-ctd,

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALEM virtue Of I.
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Wyhe couu rendered It's
1880 In OF Sarah Perclval sgain
PerclvA ais hall MONDAY tn 3Oth day Of Jay next
the premises proceed sell at Public the hlshes,
bi lde TRACT OF LAND living upon Cripple Creek wyt,e
unity, adjoining the lsnds Of Maj JAMES T. GeaVes Geo W.
GeAves, John A. Sanders Jr and ohers-upon which said
Iah d. Perciyal rsdes Tee contains shout 100
very sre proportion Of the land cleared under good
and in excellent condition Il lies well and
iapied grazing and farming abunday
The land has upon "wsng House and all the
sAry buildings.
found sable this Farm viii b, sold In suit
ehases sin Of the BIS: nshbohnod In Wyhe county
about II miles South Of Wyheve vita good road leselng TO
the Railroad
Taking consideration the size Of the tract the quality
soil and M improved condition, and Ia locality, Il desl
able Farm.
de.ng purchase requested examine pre-.
mise further Information address the unde signed
wytheyie Va
TEss 50 much rash may be necessary pay all COSTS
the residue the purchase In four equal payments
upon credits Of six twelve eighteen months and two yeArvh
day OF saethe purchaser yng bonds with good
security for the purchase money.
iyIT-c9t VIM. TERRY. Comr
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RATIFICATION IN LUNENBURG COUNTY.

LUNESBURG, july 10, 1860
meeting to radfy the nomination Of Bell and Eve
ret, was held at Lunenburg Court House, on the 9th
inst, Col William H. Hltehet in the Chair, and Robert
W. Bragg, Secretary On motion oi.Coln Stokes, Il was
unanimously
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-17
DOUGLAS AND BRECKENRIDGE IN LgNENBURG
II, The Editor Of he IThig

No meeting 20 ratify Breckinridge's nomination and
% approve the of the Seceders held in this
county Monday last, court day. Il said, early
in Toe day that there would be, bus h was found out
tnat Douglas friends too strong. and, the
friends Of Breckenridge lad Ill feeling against him.
Br,ckiurdges nomination is looked with good deal
OF distrust and suspicion; aud heard bis position
mented on and denounced by the most intelligent men
IN the county in a way that showed they had not the
least sympathy With the Seceders and Dsunionss and
those Who are opposed to Douglas As violent
against Breckenridge for the Territorial matter he
no better; and differing entirely this question
from bis supporters they say treason and disunlon is the
object in view and lanceys letter is quoted as often
a, he 'rrepressble conflict" predict that the Breek
ridge ticket will 20 dowu down. from day to day and
b. November will be distAneed To say that the leaders
d not mediate disunon would be to give the lie to Yam
eys letter and the deliberate uttcances Of the leaders
"a the Secession convention.
There was considerable curiosity TO hear Mr. Pryor,
a. vas kaoon he favored Douglas up TO the crisis and
then orsook himbut he absent He is bound to find
Jordan tsiH Be hard road 20 travel"
The effort by Of convention 70 save the De-
mocracy will prove iutle il can't be dOne the stitch
down 6lue,eans Democrats will not 60 into il for it is
false and they are true.
In the meantime. our "Bel' gives no uncertain
sound" the skies bright aud Frightening" Bless
your soul RidgWay, don't you feel good.
Yours, &c ssF%'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-17

The parties Interested In the abe
I shall, on TUESDAY, the l4th day
Buckingham Q. II proceed 10 en-
my hand this 10Th day ofJulJ 1850
IvlT-W4W
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Coon ron KENTUCKY PosTNAsrER.-The following
to the Louisville Democrat shows the hopeessness
of the Administration compelling its officials to bolt
regular nominations and support secession tickets:
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Ex.Pre,ident Pierce for DougIn..

We learn from the Stlunt0n YiHaiedt0r Democratic,
that ExPr5sden Pierce Is in fvoc Of the election of
Douglas Thus, are the Breckenridge Yancey forces be-
20 ming "sma by degrees and beautifully less" Isn't
Pierce 4 frs,-rate trump, in the estimation of all South
ern Democrats He certainly s-aad yet be can't go
eek and Rhett, Yancey and Revolution
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MEssRs. HARVEY, HUGHES, & Co.:

MEssRs HARSEY, HUGHES, Co.:
GENTLEMEN: see from your paper to-day that the
Administration has again been put in requton and
will not be stayed until the Official head of every has
fallen to the ground who dares to say that he is for
Douglas.
Now, gentlemen have the honor Of holding the office
Of postmaster this place, and if he wants my head
let him strike the blow for AM for Douglas the bit
ter end, and don't know of but democrat in this
county but whit is. We all deplore the rupture in our
party but think duty plainly before u.s. We there
fore, all go for the regular nominees.
Iam sir yours truly B. III.
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LIVERPOOL MARKErs. June %.

The table Of o,a imports ard arrivals by for the sE
MONTH 81 the and previous year exhibits compare
with last decrease OF lsS S9l Wheat hI4 do
Illus loads GA meal ISL qs Indian Corn Of
1928 Sacs q So bbs Flour IL Barley 6 BEAM
II as DO Peas The deficiency In Wheat. yin be obsry a. u
veya The weeks supplies small Ieep:of Flour which
continues to arrive freely BY railway TIE weather. although by
foreDg, pretty favorable Saturday Wien IL
aZan became unsettled Monday being soaking
this morning wet Daring the week buyers remained
and no ders had 10 ok that very
ed At this days market the Attendance limited
progress made In sales Of ehsr Wheat Flour for both viii
articles previous rae' and IN less money I'VE
been taken buyers had shown disposition for business at the
same time there pressure. Indian Con Ia lin
quest, At abe ut previous rates. join NcGll d Co.
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COLLEGs OF wILLIAMAND

COLLEGs OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
TIIHE Exercises OF this Institution will be resumed
Wednesday the I'd Of October next Those desipg inor
nation In regard TO the Academic Department that OF Law
q requested N address BENZ. EWELL,
iyiT-ctl5 Sept william burg Va