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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17
!. I owER sANDusKY AND MAUMEE

gUyHE Steamboat COMMERCE., v. r.
IA STEVENS, Master, will run the coming
season, between Lower Sandusky and Mau-
NEE, touching at the Plasterbed, Sandusky
City, Wheeler's Wharf, (near the Sandusky
Light House, Manhattan, and Toledo. She
will leave Lower Sandusky and Maumee every
alternate morning, at Z o'clock.
& Forfreight or passage, apply to the Master
on board, or to
r. DICKINSON s. Co, Lower Sandusky.
TowsEND g. WILLIAMS, SanduskyCity.
BINGHAM s. Furry, Maumcc City.
March, 1888. 30
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17

VIA EAGLE LINE.
Steamboats,, Ships, Briggs and Schooners,
ON LAKE ERIE, AND UPPER LAKES.
TREAT 81 CARTER, Buffalo.
ScorT & CARTER, Cleveland.
FORSYTH s. HAZARD, .uaumee City.
MEAD, KELLooa Il Co., Detroit.
w. BRowN, .Milpaukie.
HUBBARD g. Co., Chicago.
VIA sWIFTsURE AND RAILROAD LINES
of Tow Boats on Hudson river, and in con-
nexion with the Mohawk and Hudson Rail
road. A.. VAN SANTvooRD, Agent,
1O4 Broad-street, Ne,o York.
PILOT, TRADERS, ERIE AND OHIO, AND
EAGLE LINES,
ON THE ERIE CANAL.
Affording six Boats daily, from Albany and
Schenectady. For Freight or Passage, ap-
ply to TREAT g. CARTER, Buffalo.
HI. WRIsHT g. Co. Rochester.
L. HuRD s. Co. Rail Road Depot,
Schenectady.
g. G RGnIss0s, M,.s. So Quey-a.
Wn. v; IssR' B. ksor,} Albany.
3. 3. 2. ?. PannHs, Pan,nss'' MsS York.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17
ARRANG EMENT FOR 1898.

YWyHE steamboat COMMODORE o. H.
IL PERRY, David Wilkison, Master, will
make her regular trips (weather permitting)
in the following order =
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17

vHNlIE steamboat ANTHONY WAYNE,
n Amos Pratt, Master, will make her regu-
lar trips lweather permitting) in the following
order:
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17

Leaves Pe,rysburg & Leares Bufalo for To.
Toledo for Buffalo. ledo y Perrysburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21
.9noih,r for The 9th Of OctoL"'
Vjrgiesia State LOTTERY.

For the benefit Of the Town Of WellsbuTg Glass No. T.,
for lS.}S.
GRAND CAPITALS $40 600, 600, COCO, 1000, 900,
$500, 9 900, | az 2; % of 1000.
- prizes in every package Of % tickets.
Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
~ b. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
NJ ORDERS for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention as personal APP
pca,on and the result sen, (when requested) immcdi
ately after the drawing. when addressed 10
D. Nj. HOYT, Richmond, Va.
Se,,I9 $40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21
EaIunbie Mills and Lands far sale.

Iaiu1He Mills and Lands for sale.
YMyHE subscriber, intending TO move to the South,
will sell his very valuable Tract Of Land and Mills,
on Moons Creek in CaswelI county. North Carolina
also his Tavern House and Lot at Yanccyve, and his
Race Tract lands upon fair terms The Moons Creek
lands lie both sides Of the creek, within four miles of
the town Of ianceyville, and contains about ONE
THOUSAND kCRES-is fertile and VOL adapted TO
the cultivation of Tobacco and grain Of all kinds and
contains a large quantity of superior MEADOW land
with more good SPRINGS than any tract If the
same size in the counry-one Of which is strong
Sulphur or Mineral Spring. This tract contains a
suficieucy of cleared land work twelve fifteen
hands to advantage, and is in good repair On the
said lands there is one of the best GRlST and SAW
MILLS in this country, never failing stream
The Tavern Houses large, commodious and con-
venent, with good out houses, a good well and ice
house the yard and attached 10 il eleven
with about three fouhs of well iimbrred. and living
in the centre of the village il is laid off The
stand is generally known that it would be unneces
sary to give full description of it, The Race Tract
Lands lie within mile of Yanceyve, on which ia
situated the old Caswel Race Tract and said to be the
best tract in The Southern country containing about
Ttco Hundred and Ttceny fire than balf Of
il in woods, heavily ,imbered, and very valuable
count of the wood and lis proximity to Yancey
The lands will be sold in body, or divided, to suit
purchasers Young Negroes will be taken at valuation
in payment Of the whole any part of the purchase
Those wishing to purchase would do well to call on The
subscriber at Yanceyvile, possible he is de
termined 10 sell. THOMAS GRAVES.
Yanceyville, n. G, Aug. Z. 27-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21
aAOCAHONTAS.-ltis believed that portrait


e this celebrated Indian Princess, painted III London,
also tina, Of Mr. Smith, is where in the vicinity OF
Richmond and in the possession cf the descendants OF!
some of the ancient families Of Virginia, These relics
have sometimes been represented being in the Boil
ling family; at Others at CauSinS, the seat Of the Ran
dolph family.
The object of the writer Of this notice is if possible 10
obtain the use of one both Of these portraits, for the
purpose Of using them, in illustration Of work on abo'
ripnal history (now in Of publication in PhIla-
deIpia) and for lis embellishments and with view TO
ascertain The certainty Of their existence the members
of the families named respectfully requested to nsIi-
tute search for Them and TO make known the result 10
Col J Heih at the Coal Pits near Richmond, Va
c., II 37-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

rUBLIC SALE will offer for sale at public aue,
ton, on the estate held by The hers oil Edward
Garland deceased lying in the county oil Hanover pc
tween The North and South Rvecs I'VE !'!es aD''e '"e
Cnn,,hn and ,lr,e from raylorsvIIle, Thursday,
o,bc, IL if fair-f not the next fair day thereafter
all the crop OF corn estimated at 400 barrels oats iod
der &c Also all the plantation UTENSILS iogethei WIN
the cattle sheep hogs, and portion Of me ""tk holsr
and mules only rrserrrg suicIent NUMBER i'' e"ao'
ME TO secure The crop OF corn
Terms:-h sums Of IS and under, cash; over %,
credi, Of Twelve months will be gwen. Bonds win
approved security, will be required IN every instance
For hs Lcgntees Of EdraTd GarInnd' dec d.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

for crime His department appears very genlleman'y
and courteous he SEEMED 10 he free from agitation,
and wrote the letter to Mr. Bent with great apparent
ease and self posse The prisoner senifeiy
dressed and seemed to be " The observed Of all obSe1'
ers."-.Tat. Int.
Mr. DARG's SLAvE.-Thomas Hughes, the slave OF
Mr. Darg, is now in custody OF the Police ana MS
statement be in relation his ASCENDING anu w.
ted more as the involuntary instrument of Others than
Of his own accord The whole matter VIII De iau oe
fore the Grand Jury in day or two pending Wnle" |"
might be improper 10 enter into further particulars.
49, Y IuuT. Commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

H,Dnry Trr,.rKrs-A deporite Of gold COINS was
brouph, to lrh, days ago by some negro aooFeFs
while digging to graduate stree, in the fields where IN
old times. had been burying ground They were con-
.acTe, FIR some days-bul anxious to know the value OF
the coins, they showed of them to gentleman for
,h, and stated tina, they had foundit with apar
crl more in the remains Of small trunk in which was
bnt nm ,oucbier il i, all fell to pieces like dust They
would no, reveal the number of coins in the trunk The
one which lbey exhibited proved To be duca,, coined
in Holland in 1850 and is valued at So 80 |, would
be- fruilless task to investigate The cause OF lie Pe,u
or ,b ;,a,snt of this treasure II was much less
difficult and more pleasing one to exhume it, as the Gut
fes who performed The ceremony no doubt realised
" r.N0rfuM Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21
POETRY.
(FroH tie Kdnaria BlGacr.J
BIIE SCLpnUR SPRING, Va.--lS35.
ItMuCH VET EEMAist uSsrSG.


BLUE SULPHUR SPRING, Va.-ls35.
This beautiful valley OF the airShdhy
l. coun,y 81 miles from the well known White Sui
aocslon gentlemen who, with iow exceptions from the
VoII,y OF Earawla, IN Western Virginia.
of the accommodating and capable Mayor
will speedily acquire extensive noorioty anu
u,tuuasc alike aud beneficial TO the Invalid ana
Of The sand to he happy combla
t,cn of . tho White and Red md hence their n,"d
nal The location is the asr.cabs III
the buildings -sau, aud Pocous The taO" apu
d.n The passed lime al ms pd
s,ntIy aud advantagc"uy, and left the morning OF tn
pecpcd oor the eastern his ana s'oh
valley The following lines given e"f'ehe eH1
Ecag. VI ugspobaon and good wishes.
Fare,ccU 10 the Blue SULPHUR
&C. r. GOTHAM.
The sun is bright in the breast OF the 'aie
The mists all gone fon The tops OF 'ne "ou""i"'
A look and n wsh-lm off from thy pale,
Thou beat thou Blue sulphur iouh'a'"'
However in this life my hckc pain 'tnds
Or in sunshine o, shade tho hours oil my DAYS,
Nv tbourh,s will OF thee and thy friends,
Alien for ii s.ason-llurru coachman, Lurra!
Tauy awhils-a word TO Ksuaw'a,
To her sons and her daughters friendly good bye!
'Nloas the scenes from Sabine 10 utawss,
1 think o them OF with Il smile and sish
Success 10 Virginia sweet land OF the heart:
midst thy mouna ins and valleys again | "idwei.
Nov, otchna n for Goihani,-lurfa Tor starr.
Hurra driver, IIurra Sulphur Fountain farewell
Further extensive about be commenced at
ths Blue Sulphur,
The cannot close thu awarding 10 the Rea
Sulphur great viftn. cases OF mneas membrane &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21
NEW BOOKSTORE.

HyHE subscribers receiving by the various packets
their Fall supply Of Goods, embracing large stock
Of all the SCHOOL BOOKS now in use. Stationary
and Fancy Cords of the best quality; standard Works,
&c All Of which purchased on the best terms, and
are offered for sale country merchants and others al
small advance J. w. RANDOLPH g. CO,
booksellers, Main Street, Richmond,
Opposite Messrs HuLtard4' Gordar,s Shoe Store,
find doors belo,o Farley $ Hotel.
Aug29 T-wl0w
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Sept II
KnLunLie LIND for snie.

Voiuabie LAND for sale.
yE1HE subscribers by direction Of The stockhn,o'.'
b in the Greenwood Gold Mine Company, VIZ 81.
nose TO public sale, the premises The lst hoh''!
in October next that very valuable body Of land KNOW
as the Greenwood estate, lying in the counties =,
Orange and Spo,sylvania, about l6 miles ahoF' ":
town of Fredericksburg, and contains about O29 acre.
large portion of the land is in woods the qIa"H
which is very good and embraces good deal OF v"u,
BILE timber The land will be divided in lots I" acc'
modae purchasers 1t may be improper here 70 -
mark tina, quantity Of gold has been realised @
this land in the last few years, both from surface
ing nnd vein work. ale.
At the same time and place will be offered Tor I'D
an Engine of eighty horse power but ltltir sT" nv,
probably equal to any other in the U D Also, 'nt I'm
SEES oxen wagons carts, and various other ar"c'e
numerous TO mention, belonging TO the Company IN.
one disposed to view the property will he snow" o,.
same by application to Mr. }. d. Hawkins on .he s,e
misses Should the day prove unavorabIe men NV r,de
wI lake place the first fair day thereafter Terms ILL.,"
known on the day Of sale ,r.
JOHN JONES,
GEO HUTCHINSON,
WIN. H. BRANDER. ,op
SANFORD CHANCELLD,I,,
August 20 I"S-"I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21
ClIAS. ELLIS.
CHARLES ELLIS X SONS.

Importers Of Dry GOOds, iardrere md Cnhry,
EHAVE received per The ships Alarmofa, Grace and
e ID Washington, from Liverpool, their entire Fail
importation Of English Dry Goods Hardware aud Cui.
lery and BY arrivals from the North, Gonrstcs Of every
ind-which renders their stock this tire large and
complete. Z. ELLIS I. SONS.
September ii %i-Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21
SPLENDID SCHEMES

Every week-A brilliant scheme for the 18Th of Oc'
$50 COO, S2OOCO $4,000 5000, 80 Of 81 00O
&c, &c Tickets Sl0.-Tckels in oil the Lotteries,
and the really lucky numbers for sale at S,rauons
Lucky Office Look 200 Capitals sold and cashed
by S,ra,ton-,he all prize seller in little over twelve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

% Of 81 000-making 230OO
Besides 500. COO. 500, 400 900. geo, &c &c; ma.
king POS Capital Prizes sold and cashed by Strat"n
since January, 1887 Orders puncluallr and confden.
TALLY attended to, if addressed 10 N. STRATfON,.
Sept lo t3S-t "ch"ona u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

= CIvIi Engineering GU
Higher Classics ~
The price of Board in this table, N30) is that paid 10
The College Steward, who, in consideration OF certain
privileges binds himself to the Faculty to lake all Stu.
dents who apply for board at the price here stated Inc
Students boarding with him lodge in the College build
irq; all the Lodging Rooms in which Will undergo
thorough repair before the Session II due TO the
present, Steward to say that he has gwen entire sascc'
tion to all parties.
The price of Board at other Boarding Houses in town,
including washing. fuel and lights, is SloO. THIS has
been established by general understanding with The
College authorities anda hi her charge will be viola
ton of this understanding
The public are assured that this exhibits The entire
amount of necessary expenses at this institution. What
ever money therefore, beyond this amount shall be tur
nshcd TO the Student, Will be altogether al the dlsc'e-
ton Of the parent GUARDIAN and II is earnestly recon-
HE ndrd that this SUN be as small as possible
In addition to the studies above enumerated there 10
Department of higher studIrs, necessary to the at
tainment Of the degree Of A. Nj. student. propos
ing attend this Department, must have tahrn either
the degree of 4. b. in this College or the same or
some equivalent degree in some other College OF equal
Standing and mus, also be proficient in the Latin
language.
The courses will he as follows and supervised by the
Professors in their several departments:
MORAL AND POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Campbell's Rhetoric, ha,eeys Logic, Abrrcrom.
bies Moral Philosophy, Montesqmieus Spirit Of Laws,
Say and Ricardo on Political Economy, Brown on The
Passions, Chalmers Evidences Of Christianity
HISTORICAL
Gie's Greece, FeTgusnns Rome Sismondls De-
cline aud Fall Of the Roman Empire. Russell $ Modern
Europe, Italians Middle Ages and Constitutional His.
tory of England History Of the U 5.
MATHEMATICAL.
Brpws,crs Lrgemdro Y"ung's and R"urdoins Alsr-
Bra Youngs Analy ricai Grometty, loungs D'Heren-
,Iul and Integral Calculus. Gumme'es Astronomy
PHYSICAL
Turner'S Chemistry completed and more fully eSa.
mined0 Youna's Mechanics. Newt"n's Principa.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Constitutional Law.
II the Student, i'll addition to the degree Of A. b
shall take the degree Of H. then the Mathematical
and Physical portion Of the Masters course may be dis
pensed With or if he be graduate in The School OF En
gneeTine (besidrs having taken A b ihen The Mora
and Political and Historical portion may be dispensed
with. In either The student must take the hall
course in History, which he may have omitted in the
A. THOMAS H. DEW,
Sent ii T37-wtlJO1 President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

HHARTNERSHlP-The undersigned members of
IL the late concern Of BISroRp, Brooks, GAY 81 Co.,
have this day entered into partnership under the firm Of
GAY g. BENTLEY for the purpose of conducting
WhOiesaie ana Retail Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
Business in this city.
They have taken the house nearly opposite the old
stand formerly occupied by Messrs Hubbard IL Gardiner
which is undergoing thorough alterations and re.
pairs for that purpose Their stock Of ENTIRELY New
GooDs will be opened by the 18th September
The Agency of the Manchester Cation and Wool Ma.
nufaeturng Company continues with +. b. BENTLEY,
and will be conducted in his name.
In bo:h these branches of trade, hope retain
portion Of the custom we enjoyed in late business
and respectfully solicit cali from old friends and
the public generally.
CHARLES S. GAY.
EFFORD B. BENTLEY.
RICHMOND, LIST Aug, 1888. 2o-l2t
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Sept lS
sTR.9YVY'TD.H,iS lottery office

Drd,rn Numbers in .3irIanGril Lottery No 6.
so 50 G5 73 10 53 90 80 II "a 40
Tickle, NOS 80 80 IS, prize Of 81 600, sold and cash
ed by Stratton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

FHHO BUlLDERS.-The successful bidder for the
Il addition TO The Eastern Luna,ic Asylum, in the
city Of Williamsburg, having failed To give security for
the faithful compliance with his contract, notice is given
that sealed proposals will be received at the said Asylum
until The Goth day Of October next for building said ad
d,on, according 10 the plan and contract prepared
which will be shewn BY the keeper to any person desi.
Of undertaking
THOS pEACHY,
BEVERLY TUCKER,
RO SAUNDERS, SCommittee
RO. McCANDLISH,
GEO w SOUTHALL.
a The Richmond Wing and Compiler, and Norfolk Beacon
please nse the above for and forward
Jesse Cole, Treasurer OF the Hospital for payment.
Aug2l Bonn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

EAQUELIN TAYLOR X co have received by
OF the ship Hashingfon from Liv, rpnu the largest
mpor,alon they made; and being supplied with
such articles manufactured in this country. by aG
saniag-ous arrangent MIS- they off for sale, upon very
eas"naJIe terms, ccmPi'ie assortment Of &Opie and
Fancy Ss0ScRGle Dry Go0ds.
Aur II 3G-l2l-
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ErecutOr's Sale Of u FnIHdbTc tEIHle

Erecut0r's Sale Of u fnln"bc tstate
r, ohedrncr 10 the directions OF the last III OF The
b Int Col Francis Povsll, will be sold, on The pre-
mss TO the highest bidder, FRIDAY, Inc 2,h DAY OF
September next if fair not on the ntx Laf day thera'
ter Sunday excepted that valuable ftAN 'oNih
PuwLaan on hch he resided previously to his deah IL
il bounded It's whole length on one SIDE, oy APPoma"A
river on the opposite, nearly It's whole lehgh, ny up
per Fighting creek. which Is a vauaoir Hi size, ana
which, uniting with the waters OF Lower iHhnscre'K
immediately ,lry Gui, the lands Of VIM Old, Esq, runs
directly acros. the river, and Contains large
hudy Of valuable creek and river b"lton land, which,
from It's peculiar locality. II is believed can he Perma-
nrr,v protected from overflow by very little dykihs-
Nv an old survey it is estimated at 1o2 acres
the most Of which is alabe land OF good quniisy ana
foundations well pied TO the culture OF lniIan con
wheat OATS tobacco and The various kinds "i grasses
and is pabI in high degree of Ills
situated in healthy and agreeable nesnoorhooo, aoou'
miles from the Court house, from Genito, 80 from
Richmond about 10 above Petersburg, and lies acucent
To the lands Of Hillary Harris, VIM u. PovaIl, Mm
Old. Jas. NJ. Harris Mrs. Skipwilh and others The
improvements consist OF convenient and conIiotaoie
dwelling house. kitchen. smoke and ice mouse, aafhS
saddle houses cabins tobacco houses, and all other ne
cr.sary out houses including barn. 10 which IS attach
ed good threshlng machine Possession Tor Inc par
pose Of seeding crop of wheat vii be gwen inrui'
a,ry after The SALE and full and entre possession VIII oe
given the corn crop can De gathered ana S"u
The residing al Scotlvilr (Powhaan court
house, will take pleasure shelving The plantation 10
any gentleman disposed TO purchase.
Terms Of SaiG-One fourth oi the purchase money WI"
be required in cash. the balance will lie divided mo
ea equal annual ynents secured by deed Of trust
uvon the land and bonds with approved personal secu
rly carrying interest from the date though The interest
will be RENTED, if the principal be pnnctualy pad
W. G. SCOTT,
Executor Of Frnrcis PoraR. Decd
y r At,he same time aud place, will be sold all the
personal property left by the said Pova with the excrP
lion of such negroes as have been emancipaed or spe
officially beGueathed consisting Of household and kitchen
furniture plantation utensils Germ. fodder oats, cows
hogs horses, sukry aud harness. carnage ana mar
MSS ,wo negro men &c &c Terms made known
the day Of sale. w. y D.
A. 81 30-lds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

HI ISSOLUTlON.-Th Partnership heretofore
3 istng bstween the subscribers, under the firm Of
BINFORD, BROOKS, GAY & CO, was dissolved
by mutual consent except far as necessary to close
the business on the LIST instant Each of the partners
are authorized settle and collect balances due to the
concern but this duty is devoved chiefly l.. b. Bent.
lev who will for time give his exclusive al,e non
II is earnestly hoped that those indebted 10 US will
come forward and close their accounts during the pre-
sent month, as other emPoymens will claim our atter.
ton after that time. JAMES J. BlNFORD,
JAMES G. BROOKS
CHARLES S. GAY
EFFORD B. BENTLEY.
RICHMOND. 1st August, 1888. 2S-l2t
NlVlSON WATKINS. attorney Lar, will attend the Courts
- Of Goochlard sud Fuvanaa.
June e-w2as.
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NE7ILLlAM AND MARY Col.LEGE.-The Lee
wv tures in this institution will commence on Tie

VE7ILLlAM AND MARY colLEG E.mah ID, Lie .Ts
w lures in this institution Will commence on Tue
secocd Monday in October. Tn. Departments ct In
sruc;ion and the expenses for lis sess'oh are Is i01
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF a. B..
Relies L,n,ts Lo~;e, Ethics and History-Thos r.
Dew President and Proessor-Irxi Books: biar Lee
lures. Hedges Logic PnIey's Moral Philosophy, Manu-
al Of History by the Professor
Political Lac and G0rrnment-l}cverey tucker, FRO.
feesor-rex, Book: Vat.cl's Law of Nations
.uctAsma,ics-Robt Saunders, Prolessnr-Text Books:
Legendre's Geometry, Days Algebra, Davies Survey
ing. ,r u,
Turner'S Chemistry, 9th edItion)
sE*IoR YEAR.
Political Economy, Government and .hflGph ystrs-lh
r Dew President and ProessOr-Te1t Books: Smith
Wealth of Nations Browns Lectures.
Natural Phuosophv- Nlnglon Proirssor-Text
Books: Epi,ome Of Mechanical Philosophy, by inc Fro,
essor and The following parts OF the Library OF Useful
Knowledge viz: ELECTRICITY Magnetism, OPtcs, Flee
tro Magnetism, and Optical instruments
uyhemat;cs-Rnbt Saunders PrDipssur-Tt1i Books
Legendre's Geometry, Dlvirs Analytical GrnmeIry,
Davies Calculus, Gummercs Astronomy and Young )
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
La,o-Beverly Tucker, Proifssor-'rext Books: Tuck
er's Commentary Stephen on Pleading Revised Code,
Frdt ralist, Kents Commentary, list v"') Madison 8
Resolutions and Report, and stHrkie on Evidence.
Ciru Eagineering-J John Millington, Proirssor-Te1t
Books Treatise Civil Engineering and Treatise on
the Steam Engine both by the Professor.
High Ciasses- Dabney Browne, Pfofssor-Qn which
the students will read the higher uhnts and study An
touities and Heather Myhol"gy)--1eXt Books: Pot
cfs Gtecan Antiquities, Kennels Roman Antiquities,
Tookes Pantheon.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
7ncicnt LanguoScS-D 'bnry Browne Proiessor-lhe
exercises OF this department, Of which Arithmetic En-
glish Grammar and Geography make part, commence
on the lst Of October aud close the Isl of August
EXPENSES OF a REGULAR STUDENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21
VIRGINIA state lottery,

For the benefit OF Leesburg Academy Class No u Tor
1S3S
Grand Capital Prize Of 5000; 10000, 5000 $50,
and 100 of OO0-besides thousands Of smaller prizes
Tickets only $40, shares in proportion. lt2lS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-21

DRlNTING lNK.--Just received a, this Office
II supply Of johnson & Durants Hinfcr Ners Ink
which will be sold for g cent, per pound fr Cash
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