UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE,
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ENeN7AOhAs THE Hon. F. NJ Ewing, ,late Chief Justice ofthe l State of Kentucky, having been appointed to the rotesscrship vacated by the resignation of GaFRet Dancan, Esq, elected to Congress. the Faculty of Law now consists oi--

 Hon- HESRY PIRrLE, L. l.. D., Professor of Con- 't,atOna Law, Equity and Equity Headings, aad Commercial Law.

 Hoa EPHRAIa NJ. EWING. l.. L. D., Professor of me Science of Law, including the Common Law r and Its History. and Criminal Law. PRESTON 5, LoUSHRoRouGH, l.. l.. D., Professor 9t the Law of Real Property, of the Practice Of Law including Pleadings and Evidence, and the Laws of Nations. the course of tuition for the second session will commence, in Louisville, Kentucky, on the first Monday ln November next, and continue months. Students are arranged in twc classes according to their classes

 Instruction will be given by recitations, by ex- Annaiions, and by oral lectures and expositons, of ~hieh SIX every week will be given to each class \ Moot Court Wili sit twice in each week, at Sn,ch cause, previously given out, will be argued v me students, and an opinion delivered by the ffss4tiag professor

 Iae students will also be exeIcised in the pre- ptsaon o legal instruments and pieadngs

 tae students of the Law Department of the Uni ,ss,y are, by provision of it's charter, entitled % ~ s,end The Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence in ~ Ae''ieAi Department without charge. A course y 'seh lectures will be delivered to inc Law and Asaicai classes during the session.

 me ItoF2nes of the professors and also og the ssehhonefs oi las in the city will be open 10 the sslsae capital of near S3000 having been ob- ,Aaea, is about to be invested the purchase oi cess

 ,oaehts who shall have ate Rded two fuil courses . '. instruction in this University, or one in some .'s' school and one in this. have praetised the osess'oh one year, and attended one course of lee sas nrfs, and have passed satisfactory exsmina. S. VIII o@ 'n;itie9, upon the recommendation of Lsw Faculty to the Degree of Bachelor of Laws, sn Ts ,he University k authorized to confer. 'aea fee S5

 ',,N board ant lodging can be had in Louisville '.s vicinity for fTon Sa 10 s3 a per week The e.-ir room, are 70 tho ne~ Court. House, and are -'s s'aod'oos and comfortable.

 , So@naRIeatioas shoaid he addressed ,o Prof Pir

 JAMES GUTHRIE, s.,, ,a Pfssideas Uairsrs,ty of Lotasrilie.

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