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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
sic aufoen Nidtn eepacft Bat,
tpuroe Elm SlbOen obseCboGen.

Die 8esirfuiGe ooer Binlbe
oes Wentben fno perfbieoener Nrt,
uno beSleben lib 9embbniiO ouf +
1bre 0efhdfts uno Den @tanb, fpel-
ben t'e in Der menlbliheu 0eGeQ-
thoEt elnnebmen: Der 2Irme ,punltbt
iIO nuter'tusun9 unO Die notbnen<
olScn Mittel, iein 2cben 5u fritfen ::
Der Tclhe betorf in6 9e,netn oas
Niltlelps9cfbbL neIbes er fir fci-
ne Mitmenttbcn bobtn 1cute; Ser
2(cpccot minfbt 0O reihe Qlisnten
Der Arst Qottcnten, UNI feline Dill
len unp Uriben III GcbIuceeu uuO
tcine 0tsdnungen III be,obln;
. &c prcO l9er ret0e Sc
n'rtns9llcter unO Damn plsle Sod,
5ettcn Slnotaufsn unO Qeid1en;
Der SonoMrter rlc( orbeit unO qu.
te SeSobler; Drudsr milnGbcn oo6)
:Seocrmonn tbun m6tbe wos Neht|
1T namItcb lie beSablen. GinigeI
2eute ta1svneny pa6 ris jungen Mdo-
den ~oerne bepratben m6Dten un0)
Ih Skinner Win(then' olIein mir
9Iauten ooG 'Heu en- Wifd6 is."
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
Ser ttutlde Stobr.
Sleue unD woblfeile G,iter!l

0leus uno wOblfeile Sitter
Den llnterlbriebene mabt bier,nit fei,,n
Sreunoen, ,'1c Dem publifum befannt. hoe
er loeben Don Den &eettacteu Wbilaoelpbiao
uno Neu=OOrt befommen bat, cir, orDges SIC
tort't;1ent bon Neriuos> Ihder, uno pnn
allen SDrten WV w"
neI6e er su oen biEIigften prsiGen anbiet,t,
Wfau fnoet bep ibm cine arogp AusmnhI
Sema0te &leIoer, bon allen Sorten Sbuhe
Seloene nno auoere feline SPITE, Sur unb
peIB Eappen, 9onr G6rbe, OlaBwaaren
~. o. Mirtbs fno:n bier Elm aroj7fs g1.
lorfssn'e"t 10 pon allsn SOrteu Weine. enir;ts
Srenop' 0ln uno Goroial5, einen mphIfs;.
len Beoltubl if bier su baben. ''''''
s,', yer oo<e preib nhb seseb.n fir otre
SoEten2 2auoee Yvooufre. '"' ""s
c1,,+,, Mortin QElfioo(.
- ~|NO' 1o' 1000. 02,uA
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
D 0 t f
Sbeotol u Sohounes Gdneioer
bsloe 9eburtiIt bon MS!terIpohs Canton

Sbectol u Sohonnes Sdncioer?
DsIoe 8ebartiit bon M6!tsripats @autcu
9ano ftubl, ,Nbeintaperu.
Dielelbe fameu i'm s5abr 1888, in bieIem
Sanee an, uno bFsaben Ne5 ua1 Mbeelina
mo 'e bis Ifste5 S'ibiabr feb aufbielten,
oa lle absr BON bort abreietsn, uno il, Das
&c, Ter 'ls BORT iatte, uno ni6t fano, 70 ituo
I9re eItern uno GjeiGmiller .nslde ben 13.
Septenaeer bier anfomen In arotIer sorae
nno Ssfhmmsrnib, neil bic Samilie f1b
n'Dt nleosrtanen fam pbne ibren Qlufeut-
bait ou r'neu, -.
Qlae Meulbenfreunoe Die uon i9retn Qluf..
entbalt tpl0en, fno aufssrufsn in ,Dalib-
ltef: Sa!os oIeler San.iie 91abricbt su ers
t9e'lerL uno jtrar unter folsenbsr QIooreNe
THEOBALD SHNEIDER.
care Of
J. CHRlSTOPH KESSLER.
Cleavelaue, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
S''o'er 10. 1853. 25s4tr
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
anton, Qpril 10. 's5. 51.6M
SefonntmoDunq.

Doftoy Sc. Gftep ba! 5un Vartner senon,:
men in oen9ei6dft Der Mr5enepni0enl0oft
@hiruroie, &c. BEN DDttor 8. s.. Sbsr. fir
oeN,n Sdbi9feiten in (eiusm SADIE er fd
psrantwort'6 baIt. @srmittsIIt bisitrGins
r|cttuua mercen 0IppIifanten Die perouncene
Nufne;f ;fiamfsit bepoer erba|ten, uno eiaer
ODER Der anoere miro beDnabe 1u aller 3sit in
iursr SfjS gu fnsen leDn.
GS nib bier ui6t am unrebtsn Srt leDu
fdr unIere oeutlcben Sreunoe bic 8snterHunQ
bjnsusufh9en oaB Dottor Ster i'm Stanos
ii ilb init ibnen in ibrer lRattpra1e gu
uuterbalteu.
Vari5, 9lopesusriber Den 28Fen 1885.
Gitep unb . Ser.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
Nd0ribt

Nod'ri6t miro sessbsn, an Die etcdba'
ter Der Nin,ifcbiIten uno ednop S6ifabr1
OsNlibaft teb DER prd foent une Dried
loren am i9tsn oiels5 Mouat5 cine 8srGam
lung aeba|ten, uno Elm StIbIue paG'rt ba:
ben, raB ee Grfooeslib i,t,Feon ieoem an
tbsiI Stcd' 2baIes jeBt ODER bis gum 1.
N1dr3 5u bcJab!tn, an esmis Do9eI G1aB:
,ael!ter BON bsla8tsr @ompanie.
Scbn 6arris priGoent.
gemiS Dail Sccretoc.
Canton Sec. % 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01

Der 0fentIibeu @unft ,phrois fib ;tt rnatsn,
feline preiis miro ct 70 bi0is MAIDEN baB ie:
Der 3ufrieoen Iein miro.
euowis Siffer.
Canton Dec. 90. 1885
S4-6M
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
Neue 2t1ttr Sabrtf.

Ser unterf6riebene ma6t bisrmit feiuen
Sreunoen uno cem pulitum befaIt. haB er
ansefonsen bat 2idter 5u 8abricren ! uno
er rpiro INNER einen 9ro6eu Dorratb auf
5ano baben' Iein Wobabaus 1T am gDeifIi-
ben enoe Der 2uscdramas Z traf1e friber
bsnoaut BON Qrn. Sc. Smen5. "
@r miro au0 BE- itdnoiS: :Sae.ss 0slo fir
auts6 unibIib 9eben.
Canton Dc. 90 1885
Grnft RiIaenitelu. 10 S
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01

Dem ebnpdroissn 9srn s. 8. : QRaper
'p.ro benad|'stiat oas mir Sir ibm Gm
pfansen babsn, eem5ufoIee ,pollten mir oi,iSu
lQeFrn bitten, uniereSeoInauuaeu surcbIei,n
~ miro pe'r S. y 8. Ripper fnSsnhnf,
sor'ste &c an eitfe N,oaetion mhgen Wol1ir ~ ~
esuselaao ,psron ,nitbin fonusn mir ihm
nnr 75eent ereoit sebsn neil mir 25@ent
tNr polt9ele ihf l'iuen Scisf an uns en2riob
ten lnubtsn. Die ST oactiou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

THyO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS Proposals
Il will be received at the Bolingbronk Hotel in Pc
tersbug Va, on The 9Th day of October next, for the
excavation. enlbankment and Masonry of forty miles of
the Rulesh and Castor Rail Road
Plans and proiles Of the work will be exhibited the
place above mentioned for ten days previous TO the let.
ting and all other information will be given appica.
ton to the subscriber any of the Assistant Engineers
on the line
Recommendations will be expected in Of persons
not known 10 the Engineer.
CHARLES F. NJ. GAENETT.
P. S. For the information Of persons at distance, ]
would state that the Raleigh and Gastun Rail Road is
continuation of the Petersburg and nf The Greensve
and Roanoke Rail Roads, from the Roanoke to Raleigh
in The great line of Northern and Southern travel
This road is located high and dry ridge of coun-
try, which is considered remar kably healthy and the
mldness Of the climate admitting of operations in the
open air throughout the winter makes peculiarly des-
sirable 10 those wishing winter jobs.
The facility of travelling great now by the Balti-
more and Washington and Richmond and Fredelcks-
burg Rail Roads, that the trip from Petersburg may be
performed in forty hours. The trip may be performed
in the time by the Bay three days in the week.
Aug. 49, 30-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
- NUMBER !.orIEEY-i2 DEAwS BALLOTS.
RICH -3.T.D SPLE.h1IID SCHEME.
Sl,OS0,luO

q 81 rizcs, amounting to SI''1'l"V
Tickets $$2O-lnlvrs Sl0-quarters s..
Certificates Of packages OF mhoes will be sold Tor
S2I6-haIvrs SI23-quar,ers $t;1-eighhs S32.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lottery may
be had as usual in every variety al the Lottery Office of
GEORGE w DIXON,
Opposite the E"gic ihicl.
n B. Orders from The country enclosing The cash or
prize tickets will be promptly attended To. addressed
!, GEO. w. DIXON.
Snp'2 [A-tdJ kIchm"Gd va.
;he abingdon Statesman, Charottosv lille Advocate Snun'"n
S;.rtatu Danv!c Reporter Raleigh Register Wyihc il:au-
Kanawa Banner, please 10 insert hc n'''" nH.
I9th j:oc send viii! .lc srt"n" IL II, mad
,,Ii.r g. ". ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
27,oli prizes, amounting 10

q ,ci prizes, amounting Sl,u50 100
Tickets only $40, halves 10, quarters ).
4 package of Wholrs is warranted In draw at least
S2@4 nett, and viii be forwarded for S4G0-Halves 230
quarters lis
4 certificate of wIocs for $3.50, halves 49, qrs Ga.
-" Orders, as heretofore meet tn" st prompt and
confidential attention. and in all Gases the original
Changers Tickets and Shares will he forwarded.
sequrully not liable to any mistake dispute. The
Cash for all Capital Prizes be had usual Sgh
the moment the drawings arc received
~ Please address THOMAS b. BIGGER.
Corner opposite the Eog!c IlOtci,
Grand Capitals Of S3OO0h, S25 :G0 OF so, 900 { Of
$40 $50 have been sold within few months, end all
raid, as usual, at Fortunes Lounge, by BIGGER.
Sept. lG 3S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
VIRGINIA G. NC. Almanac for 1882

EUST PUBLlSHED-Andf for sale by J. WAnRocK,
Cd The YIrpinia and North Carolina .Nnannck, for the
gear 1887; by DAVID RlcHARDsoS Of Louisa county, Va
Combining, in part, correct lisl of the Senate and
House of Delegates and representation in Congress from
Virginia; the different Courts in Virginia. the proper
ton of The Surplus Revenue of the United States for
each State the Post Office revenue for the capital of
each State and the total revenue Of the General Post
Office; correct list of the Major and Brigadier Gene
rails, and Field Officers of Cavalry and Artillery in the
Militia of VA description of the matrimonial garden,
the unwedded one, with several other useful and enter
timing pieces Sept rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
A pR0CIAMATION

BIZ tie LieutcnnHt GO1cTH0r q nc III ,ba j.,
hcrn represented 10 tLS LAfe
50 con s. EU,s, IrmandeI 10 w. a t:han
ou, fer ral lore Circuit Superior Con'I VI . n ns
~ nn, = cI,,rse Of froniousy passing counterfeit nom! Sn
49,, liz rsrn ne soIGs nj are-l - ~ ,Ic
HAN ROBERTSON, l-cu"nn't Coae' ~ ,hn i:om,nonw h.
have thought proper hereby to OFF,: ewn 9" one r Al Kmh
IN or persons will apprehcnd Inc snd yhs"'
an Jercr jnilor the said county OIL , "o
morcovrr require "iccrs civil and mitnfy an"
wculth their t"si rSeiiioh ~ 'Pl
IL. ,l u,h Tia, h. with according 10 law.
Gv-u Under hand rs Lieutenant Governor, u'"'-
seal OF The
- u Richmond, this 9Th Gay of September, ls3,,
WTSiIlIAM ROiEETSON.
J,con NJ Rsu represented to he aaont hive feet eleven
h heavy built uIefaby f-!r compsziun dark haiti aud a""
thrlyuinc years OF use ~ .
Erni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

Besides 100 Prizes of $G00-- S300-$200, &c, &c;
amounting altogether to 81 900 40O-upwards Of one
million Of Dollars!
Tickets S2O-halvcs S,0-quarters IS:
II package in this lottery contains % tickets, and
is warranted to draw al least 500 nett, which will be
forwarded fer $3.50, shares III proportion.
A certificate of package Of Is whole tickets will be
forwarded for $3.50
Certificate of halves IFS
do. quarters, ia
Orders from this any other State, containing Cash.
Prize tickets, will be promptly attended to, if direct
ed to D. S. GREGORY & Co., Managers, or to
L. MONTAIANT
.1gcnt for the Managers
+: MoSrALaSr, Agent for D. S. Gregory & Co, for
the State Of Virginia, sells Tickets in all Lotteries under
'hclL management, either-by the package or at retail
Alexandria Tickets aeaerajIv sIo CAPITALS vaTrina
from $7 600 To 5Oooa Orders in those or any other
schemes' Will De puncuslly attended to, if directed
above. y. s. GREGORY & CO., AfanogerS,
T. MoSrALANT, -2gentf for the Managers
aug 26-uO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
Rjgge,.,s Exchange s. Fs'iSe OAyce,

Which,, ticket, Nos. IA % 80, the capital of I9 oG0
" nv 'INs > o - "a 20 do 6On0
Have both been sold and paid at sight (~i,hin the last
81 days. ny
Class A, for the 18th October, le:'6
c.,,d C,nsis s60 OOO, 80 900, 81. $50. |! 900.
The Tickets in Ibis large and splendid Lottery are re-
,.;.d md can now he had at BIG GER s. in his usual
great variety of fortunate numbers in packages or Ger
tica,es of packages Of whnlss halves or
oL. tickets or shares, follows:
Package Of wholes S4C0, halves $3.50 quarters $ 10
Certificate of whcles 91G, do l25, do "a
Single hole Tickets $50, halves ~, quarters D.
For tickets in this and in all other l-ot'eres' please
address the old and constant prize seller,
TllOS B. BIGGER,
ca, 81 l31-N1 Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Rood,
TENHE Cars from this date, to Milford Depot. on
IL posite Bowling Green, daily, as follows:
The .1faH train
Leaves Richmond at half Leaves Milford at quarter
past5 O'Clock, A. NJ past 10 o'clock, A. NJ
The freight ind acay train
Leaves Richmond, ats Leaves Milford, at 2 o'clock,
o'clock, P. M. PM.
is open in the Depot for the reception Of pas.
sengers arriving from the South in the night.
Sept - 37-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
BOW ESEAC.

MosT LAMENTABLE OcCURRENcEs AT Nav OpJr,ys
-On the 2Sth ult. A. r. BRux, young man. native
of Augusta, but for years past citizen of New
Orleans where his good conduct the favorable esti
nation body shot in the of that CITY
by young Gquel, also young of good family and
standing. We forbear enumeration of the crcum.
stances which led this sad event. and shall only say
that they appear place Gquel decidedly ia the wrong
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

The CoSTRAsr-We often hear Mr.. Van Buren, false
ly charged Of Inconsistency in his political Let
how his will compare with that Of Judge
White, for the last eighteen months. Both at
time, avowed and friends of democratic principles
both stood pledged 10 their best endeavors sustain
those doctrines Both spoken Of candidates for
the Presidency; both declared they would not be nstru
mental in dividing the republican party The great
jory Of that party centered upon MI Van Buren, but
Judge White, instead Of redeening his pledge, became
candidate in order to divide and conquer the repubi.
can party. Both of these gentlemen warm and
urdcnt friends Of the Pfesden but Judge White since
the of the last session Of Congress- has
spoken against Gen Jackson in the Senate has accused
him Of dication and Of changing his principles although
the President advocates the doctrines that he
did when Judge White sustained him.
The President nominated MIR. Stevenson as fnnisc,
to the Court Of ST. James-Mr. Van Buren, and Judge
Whitewe,e anxious that the nomination should Re cc.
irmed Two years gro, Judge White voted for liz, cen
6rmation Of Mr. Stevensons nou!na,ion but wien he
nominated at the last session Of Congress- Judge
White voted against him.
MIR. Van Buren, and Judge White were both the ardent
friends Of Mr. Taney-the latter gentleman was noni.
mated for Chief Justice; but Judge While having be-
come offended with the President voted against MIR
fancy.
Mr. Van Buren, and Judge White both proisssed to be
friends OF the new States; yet when the bill brought
before the Senate for the admission Of Arkansas and
Michigan, Judge White voted TO postpone the bill.
Van Burcn and White have both declared themselves
the nVeetete opponents Of the Aboltioniss yet the
Judge and his friends have uniformly voted with Them
during the last session Of Congress- to deaat The
sures of the Administration; Whereas Van Buren, and
his friends have as invariably voted agains. the Adolf
tionsts on all questions.
The Senate of the United States placed a l,e) ,,o,
its Journals, against President Jackson Van Ruren
White both it SUCH and declared on oh, no,
to remain; yet Judge White would not to expunae
at the last session Of Congress, because the Wings told
him the President had been treated justly.
Mr.. Van Buren, and Judge White were both opposed
to Clayr land bill. The Judge voted against it two
occasions, and declared it unconstitutional; but having
united his fortunes with the Wings he voted for il the
last session OF Congress- and made speech in defence
of the measure. Now it will be seen that Judge White
has changed sides every single of the above mea-
sures, while Van Buren, has been consistent and uniform
them all.
Whigs'-1Ae -HiSsisstppian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

ODE CENTENNIAL.
| Tuuc-"I'ankre D0tdie."
I've Laurcats of every hue,
Jyho've settled for your ticket:
WELCOME Alumni Of the u
University Nantucket!
Irhn day, the hour invite TO pray
crs,
To feast, TO wine and wassail !;
For surely in 2a0 years.
It's time: for once, TO dawdlc,
CHHRCs.
| TIE day, the kour, inr,ie 10 prayers,
| 1Dftas,, 10 roiae and seassaGi
SCR surely IN 80 years,
NJ timc, for once, to Iard!s,
rho,r nu-ihoSc ancestors oil ours,
The Pu,ituns, so called,
Who fisd the rod for moGtna anu
hours. -,
TIM laid i, on so horrible;
No sooner hpd they sourh'd these
rocks,
Than up sprung, OIL, Of water,
tPtin,-lookins, prick card, o.tho-
Gox,
Tn. sucSling Alma wnter!
ICHoRus-1Hs day, tie hoGr, sc.
Here mi1sle round these classic
! Il -cS,
Big wigs and tender iuv'nais,
ia5.vn sous o. more &C rulean sircs,
! A..d priests 10 sacrtdo'als:
How pleasant his 70 give aud take,
| The Jet and hind iniirm,
IAnd oh! the pleasure oil The shake
! Tia, makes the lee linss sQuirm.
iCnonrs-7ne day, the hour, &c.
While rivule,s tend 10 the main,
And water runs down hill,
while thunder rours, nnd sno"
aad rain
| From tho black clouds dist!l;
lIVhilc catalo- cues trirnnial
Continue 20 bH printed;
And Tutors Mt this Lupercal
| With Latin IRE resa-lcd;
iCuoErs-Iae day, Nh" hour, &c.
while tvro. grub the Grccian root,
And Prociors ply the fcrule,
while morals and good filth TO
boot,
Are taught at this pure school,
Sing one, sing all the praises due,
Who're breath ani voices han
dy.
Sing tr'ankoc-too.ll" doodle doc,
Sing Yankee doodle dandy!
CHuRCs.
Sing 6ne, SIN. al, the praises drc,
Hhv'rc breath and rnicrS acH,iu,
Stag iHnk.c.d~cG!e dO.die.doV,
Ssas- Yankee dvod,H LGgdy!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
Trio more Pri.tS!!

Trio more FFf-fS7
Drawing of The Wcsburg Lottery, No. i, drew Au-
gust 20: 49,
Ticket Nos. Is 81, Il small prize OF $"D
Do. 81 tS, do :hJ,
were both sold and paid sight, usual, at Fortune 3
Lounge, BlGGERS OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
sSrfyt.ey Consolidated Eotteis
E1i.C03a's E0tses'y ON5cc,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Class A, for the 18th October, iS''o
Luck !-G0Jd Lack !

Drawing Of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No.
6 80 s. az IL - As 80 30 "A CO
Ticket Nos ~ So G6, Capital prize Of one thousand
dollars, sold gentleman in this city, and The cash as
usual, paid at sight, by DIAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
s:s3sce, Esichsnos,ts, va.

The iid"wng nrr the drawn numbers of the Alex
endra Lottery, class a.
81 30 % IA
The Rchmuad Agency has distributed The following
handsome Pr!z :,
So Cot ln,GGU- $-g1--ard 3 Of ;2GO-besdes the
USUAL pr"pnctnn a. smsi'r prizes
SPLENDID CiFlTALS:
$50, GGes"--$3:sds, G.asV --Sse, eco!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

Too more 1T F0riUne's Home!
Drawn Nos Of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery Extra. G.
10 81 GS 81 81 So II 80 Sc 81
Ticket Nos. ID 81 33, small prize Of $500.
80 81; GS 2UO.
Both Of which were, usual, sold and paid by
BIGGER.
Bigger has again the pleasure of presenting to his
rrnJs and patrons another large and spedid Lottery 10
he drawn the 18th Of Ocubcr l5jU, to which lie le-
sprr'iu!Iy calls their attention.
Tickets i'll packages Of Whoies, Halves or Quarters,
snrl tickets ur shares BE- had his usual great
~ Of t1,uate numbers Fur large and splendid prizes,
please forward your orders to
THOMAS &. BIGGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

EHOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
IL s. Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, lwalranted,l at fair, moderate prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
Drawn Sus OF PETERSBURG, Extra, D.

Drawn Nos OF Petersburg, Extra, 5.
26 81 10 GO al So So 81 AZ
Whole ticket III IS 81, prize Of $780, sold and paid
al sight.
Also rs i2, prize Of $500, sent to Correspond
ent in the country, which will be paid at ght BY
BIGGER.
More Prizes
Ticket Nos }2 IS AZ, prize Of 81 900, in the Lcea
burg No T. sent of Biggcrs corrrspondcnls which
will be paid at sight at ,.- <,-,,,,..-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
BEHOLD!

BEHOLD!
I, is not cflen that we have such splendid Scheme
as the r,llowing comprising such an immense amount
for dislrhutun-to country friends We would say,
examine for yourselves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

Dunn artibus ingenuis
TyIones imbuuntur,
Dunn fides dnsnque probitas
In laudibus feruntur,
Cln,anda sempcr Omnibus,
Dunn vox, ct aura, datu:,
Y!scsca,, n.gue va!eat,
.rsjgn.s alma mater!
CHORUS.
Can:.!EdG SemPsr omnibus,
Dam roz, ct aura datH1.
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EB UMFORD ACADEMY.-The present Principal
10 ot this Institution having declined converting il
into Female School contcmp plated, the subscriber
informs The public that the Male School will be continued
by him the ensuing session. commencing the 18th of
Jlnnary and ending on the 10th Of December. with n
vacation ul one month in the smnIlcI-ln this school
will be taught the Latin, Greek French and Spanish
Languages, Mathematics. including Arithmetic, Aige-
bra, Geometry plain and spherical Trigouometry aud
Surveying, together with all the branches nj the English
Language usually Taught in preparatory schools.
Terms for III. scholastic year Of ten months:
Beard, including every thing, .......... 800
Tuition, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
One.ha payable the LIST of April, and the other
the Isl Of Octobcr-lfthe pupil furnish his bed and
candles, deduction Of $40 will be made. The board
ing department ll be under the exclusive cement
oil Mr.. Samuel Robinson.
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN
The subscriber wishes 10 employ Teacher, to assist
him in the above School. To who is we'll qualified
to teach the Latin Greek and English languages, be
raj salary will be given.
o. Address, Runtord Academy, King William, Va.
n. j. G..
August 5 26-St-w4w-lDtnl3J