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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30
A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

A REAL BL ESSTNG TO MOTHERS.
EA DR.. l.. Pans celebrated Soothing Syrnp, Tor
children cutting their teeth. This niallible remedy
has preserved hundreds of children, when thought
past recovery from commissions. As as the sy
rup ia rubbed the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is so innocent, effcaaous and
pleasant, that no child will refuse TO let lis gums be
rubbed with it. When infants at the age OF four
months though there is appearance Of teeth, one
bottle OF the syrup should be rubbed the gums, TO
open the rores. Parents should never be without
the syrup in the nursery where there young chill
dreu for if u child wakes in the night with panes
in the gums the syrup Immediately gives euse by
opening the pores, and healing the gums, thereby
preventing commissions, fevers, SC.
To the many cnquirers after this article we would
say that have received arge and fresh supply of
the genuine article. For sale only by E. P. WAL
TON & SONS, at the Montpelier Bookstore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30
NEW STYLE OF PRINTS

SToRRS and LANGDONS have received a few pieces
- onew patterns Of English prints; also TO arrive this
week, lSrgoc addition Of American prints.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30

MENTIONS JAUNDiCE WINE BiTTERS-
~ or Elixir of Health, good medicine in all bill
ious complaints, disorders Of The liver lo4naSe, &C.
or sale by s. buhbhNh,
UNURE WINE kept const lily on hand aud
n for sale by SlLAS BUREAU \.Jk' ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30

SOMETHING NEW!
CTORRS andLANGDoNS have just received rich
- variety of Fancy Handkerchies that are large enough
June 10, ls4l O9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30
w a + G III r. S ,

Gold, Gilt and Steel Plated Wa.ch Trimmings; Chased
and Plain Ornaments Warranted Gold Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Britannia Ware Silver plated
Shutters and Trays Spy-Glasses of all kinds; pocket
compasses, thermometers; Pocket Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps CUTLERY n large
sediment OF Rogers celebrated Pen knives, various kinds
variety Of superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and Creamers percussion Gaps; silver and steel
Spectaces and Eye Glasses, open top Silver and Steel
ThmbIes, silver Pencil Cases Bead Purses and Bugs
gold Neck Chains, stay rings spirit Level walls; Rogers
superior English Razors razor straps; Tweezers Hair
Tooth and Nail Brushes shaving Boxes Cologne, Otto
Rose Lavender Fancy Soaps Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses Smelling bot
ties China vases, very styles plated bell aitles
emery cushions, doi spool stands &C. Also good
assortment of Eight Day Time Pieces, Wooden Clocks
&C which will be sold AT very small advance from cos
They would say TO the public that in Consequence ofthe
large amount Of Silver made and sold by them, they
induced TO reduce their retail prices Any person
wishing purchase will do well to give them call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully
paired and Warranted. 0FCash paid for Old Gold and
SlyeraGl
Montpelier village, May20 Is4l. OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30

A FRESH and general supply Of Dugs,-Sampsou
n Reeds, Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, Dr. Taylor S
Balsam of Liycrwor Mrs Gardeners do, DR.. Carriers
Compound Pulmonary Balsam, Indian Vegetable and To-
nato Pills. Pure Wines and Spirits for medical purposes
just received and for sale very low by
May H. 1911. SILAS BURBANK, JR,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30
FREsH BONNET FLOWERS.

(tTURRS Y LANUDJNo HaYe Just received another
- box ofhose elegant Bonnet Flowers
Also, the best Bonnet Foundations do Whale Bone and
Ratans, Crown Innings, Re.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30

rHE Subscriber tenders his thanks the inhabitants of
i Barre and its vicinity for the liberal patronage with
which they have favored him the past year. and respectfully
soics continuance Of the same. He may be found at
Twngsvle Barre vi, where all calls in his line Of bust
ness (Which includes all branches of operative masonry
will be gratefully received, and promptly attended 10.
-lft Z. G, THURSTON.
Barre, April G. 1871. 99:tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30

DRoADCLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, BUCKsKINs,
ID GAMBROONS, and all kinds of Summer Cloths, for
men and boys this day received and will be sold for a very
small advance from cost by CHS SPALDINC. May 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01
, Scr>p ~ III op,n.

witnessed scene, few days ago, which, in my
humble opinion puts the story Of Damon and Pythias
quite in The shade, party Of Indians were recently
discovered by some Of troops, who succeeded in
capturing three of Tie warors-te rest of the party,
consisting Of three men, and several and child
rem, numbering, in ALL about twenty, fed. The cap
tvcs brought 10 this place. where they in
terrogaed by the Colonel, during which, it was dis
covered that Two Of them had been concerned in kill
ns and bnrning mail rider, time in March last.
They were told Tint for this conduct Of theirs they
would be hung in fifteen days, unless, within that time,
the rest of their people should cnme in They were
then placed IN chains, and were permitted 10 send out
the third man of their party with talk to bring in the
rest Of their people, while they themselves, were com
milted to the guard The man. thus sent out, return
ed in FIVE days, bringing with him warrior, by the
name Of HoiaG Firico, and some and children,
among whom were the mother and sister of one of the
prisoners whose name is Taiof Hadjo The scene tina;
followed may be dromatized thus:
[Scenc, an open court in front of The commanding
officers quarters Indians discovered seated under
the trees, among them Io!ati F,xico, (Pyhas) on the
grass in the Indian posnre Talof Hadjn, (DamonD il
chains bench, his head resting against the trunk
of tree, and looking towards the heavens with a
countenance expressive Of sGna;ion; his mother and
sister lying upon the grass at hrs feet the mother weep
ing at the fate which awaits her The Colonel and
other officers discovered at te distance from the
group of officers
Colonel Ito Holati Fxco Where are the rest OF
the people sent for:
Holati-They have separated and cannot be found
Your troops have scattered them, and they have taken
different paths.
COionsL-Know you not that unless they are brought
in, these (pointing to the prisoners) will be hung;
"a pause the Indians disconsolate, but apparently
sgned III send you out for the people Will you bring
them in time to save their lives
Hold.i.-The people have gone off, and know not
where to look for them-lIke the frightened deer, they
have fed at the presence OF your troops
Coioad.-lndan can find Indlan-if they are no,
here in ten days, these men will surely die
Holai-The track of the Indian s crossed, his path
is hidden, and cannot he traced in ten suns
Coionel-Qo Talof Hadjo) .-Have you wife,
Talcf-My wife and child are out with the people
wish them here that may take leave of them before
die.
Coione-Do You love your wife and child.
Taiof-The dog is fond Of its kind love my own
blood,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

DOMESTIC.

Mr. VAN BuREs.-The suhjoined letter gives an &C.
count of the occupations with which the gea, states
mao who, on the fourth Of March last, LAID down the
highest office i'll The Republic, amuses his retirement:
"LtBASoS, Sept. Is, 1911.
"The crowd of summer company which was collect.
ed the Springs has flown, and havethese beautiful!
vallies to myself and these woody HIS with the go-
rious views they command. ! ramble for hours the
SUBMITS, and do not fall in with living creature.
'Ihe other day was led by curiosity 10 visit Kin.
derhook, which had never before. Il is of
the pleasan,est villages know, situated amid coun-
try of swelling up!ands and fresh meadows that skirt
the Winding streams Ga one Of these upland swes,
just high enough 10 make The elevation perceptble,
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IL CUANCEEY-vrrnrSr.M rules held in the Clerks Of
fee Superior Count Of Law aud Chancery for
King Queen County, Monday, the 9Th of September si
Thomas W. aud Henrietta his wife, who was Dudley,
Dudley the said Thomas w. Garrett admir- o Jose
lhs Dudley dc Ambrose b. Dudley, infant under III
his neat ifieni, IidihtiHs:
nin Mann m admir- Of Thomas Dudley, dec Thomas Sears,
DIakP, John Snmmcrson adm dc OF the
said Thomas Dudley dec Jonathan smith, admir- his late wife
Caroline Carter icr the said John Summrrson, admit Of Bay
T. Dudley, c and the said john Sumnerson admr oW"l-
Ter Il. Dudley, dec, defendants:
moi having appearance and given security according
nf Assembly aud the rules Of this court and appear
inr satisfactory evidence that lie nl5tant Of this
country: the said defendant do appear here
Tic first Monday in December next and answer the bill Of the
nlantis and that a cory Of This forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for TWO
months scessve and posted the front door Of the Court
house OF this county leslc n
acpi Il s-wSw@
~ CANCERY-At rules held for the Circuit Superior Court
Law ana Chanctry for Chesterfield county, In the Clerks
Office, Aug. 9Th, ISL:
silas Cieatliam, Administrator OF James r. Bankensh
ceased Plaintiff
against
W. Flonrnoy, Executor OF Daniel Fiournoy deceas
ed, also, Thomas 1urpin, Defendants
This day came the plaintiff counsel and filed his hl and
The ndant Augustus W. Fonrny not having entered his
apnaacr security according 10 the act of Assembly
rs Of tins Court ami appearing y satisfactory evil
dcncc, That hr not nllbtant Of this Commonwealth,
The motion of the plaintiff by counsel il H. ordered that the said
defendant W. Founoy, do appear here before
day of ncAt October Of said Court, and the
serted public newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond
successfully, aud posted at tie front do3r Of the
Courthouse Of this county. ACopy-Teste.
Auc0 ~
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ft'ySm the ". frhi,gearrr.l
Ns.,sRs--s sIrlIls - - ts.st*
From rkich the injunction Of see,eey remored D.
tLc

oS THE SoMISATIoS OF EDWARD EVERETT.
Yeas Msssrs Ealcs, Berrien, Choate, Clay Of KY
Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Graham, Huntington, Man
gun, alerrck, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter, Prem
uss, III YES, Summons Smith Of Indiana, Southland, Tall
madge, bite, Woodbridre-23.
.N"ys-aiessrs. Alien, Archer, Benton, Buchanan
Calhoun, Clay of Alabama Cuthbert, Fulton, King
Linn, McRoberts, Mouton, Preston, Sewer, Smith o.
Connecticut, Sturgeon, Tappan, Woodbury., Young
10.
oS THE NOMINATION OF CHARLES n PESRosE.
Yeas-Messrs. Archer, Bates, Bayard, Bcrren
Choate, Clay Of Kentucky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans
Graham, Huntington, Mangum, Nerrck, 'ler More
head, Phelps, Porter, Prcn,iss, Preston, Rivcs Sim
mons, Smith cf Indiana, Southland, Tallmadge, White
Woodbr,dge-26.
Nays-Messrs, Allen Barrow, Benton, Buchanan
Calhoun, Clay of Ala, Cuthbert, Fulton, Henderson
King, Linn, McRobcris, Mouton, Nicholson, Sewer
Smith Of Conn, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Woodbury.
Wright, Young-92.
o. THE NoMISATInS OF JOEL EASTMAN.
Ieas-Messrs Bates B-rrien, Choaie, Clay Of Ken
lucky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Huntington, Nangum
Merrck, Miller, lorchead, Phelps, Porter, pren'iss
Rives Simmons, Smith of Indiana, Southland, Tall.
madgc, White, Wuodbrids e-22.
.Iays-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Benton, Buchanan
Calhoun, Clay Of Alabama, Cuthbert Fulton, King
Linn, McRobcrts, Sewer, Smith Of Connecticut, Walk
er, Woodbury., ioung-l6.
oS SoMisarIoy JAMES WILSON
Yens-Messrs Bates, Bayard, Berrien, Choate, Clay
gnm, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter Prem
lss, Rives, Simmons, Smith of Indiana, Southland
Ta!lmadge, White, Woodbrdge-e5.
.Nays-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun
Clay of Alabama, Cu,hbert, Fulton, Henderson King
Linn, McRoberts, Mouton, Nicholson, Sewer, Smith
OF Connecticut, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Woodbu
ry, Wright, Young-2l.
los THE NOMINATION OF Bella BADGER
le0s- Messrs. Bales, Bc.ricn, Choa,e, Clay of Ken
lucky, Clayton, Evans, Mangum, Miller, Nlorehsad
Porter, Summons, Saith Of Indiana, Southland, Tall
madge, White, Woodbrdg e-lG.
.Nays-Messsrs. Allen, Archer, Benton Buchanan
Calhoun, Clay Of Alabama, Cuthbert, Fulton Hender
son, Huntington, King, Linn, McRober,s, Merrick
Mouton, Phelps, Preniiss Rives, SEVER Smith Of Con
necticu,, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Woodbury., and
Ynnnr-2l.
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ID. n. Hoyt 81 Co.'s Office.
n


y EIOW we give the Schemes drawn in October Those
ID who do much $4,000 will find amounts in
thcse that VIII perhaps suit them
100000, and 200 prizes Of $500.
On Saturday, October ., 1871, VIRGINIA wELLSBURG
LOTTERY Class l. for 1871. will be drawn Al Alexandria
10000, $780, 1917, Of $500, Of 1900, 10
Tickets slo-sl,ares in proportion.
certificate of package Of Is whole tickets sen, for
Si30-shacs III proportion
100000.
VIRGINIA MoNoSGALIA LOTTERY, Class l.. for lsil 10
he draw Aleaanlria, Va saturday, the oct e4
Grand Layitats prize Of salOoo ii o,Oc of 5ooo Of
io9a Of 5000 u 25 OF 1905, OF 500 Of 80 % Of
,O00 &C. II drawn numbers
Tickets So-shares in proportion.
Certificates packages OF III whole tickets s3J-sarcs in pros
portion.
$40 GOO, and 40 pri.es Of 1000.
VIRGINIA LEES3UaG LOTTERY, Class o. FIR 1871 Ia he
dawn Alexandria, fa Saturday the ih II October s4
GRIND ooo $780, $40 a327, 1907 $500
Tickets slo--sharcs in proportion
Certificates of packages vi 3 whole tickets 3o-sarcs in pro-
'' SPLENDID SCHEME
$4,000
VIRGINIA MoNoNGAl.iA LOTTERY, Class NJ Er 1884, Il
be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, the October
Fourteen drawn numbers out Of making
many prizes As blanks.
as,es. s sas prize Of Of la q 5000
l,OUJ, IL Of 500, IS Of 30l. IS q 200, &c.
Tickets Sl0-shaies in proportion.
Certificates CT packages Of Is whole tickets -shacs pro
portion.
For Tickets and Shres Certificates Of packages in any
tie above splendid Loiteiies h. particular address
D. N. HOYT x Co, R,etrond Ya
Orders for Tickets from any part States by mai
o, es,s easn or pi@r ,anxiny received
personal appIcaon and hr result twen nne
D. NJ. HoYr co.
o. All communications strictly confidential.
sep,.2a 49-wtd
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ID. NJ. Hoyt Il Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, Va

II ELOW publish the Scheme for October will be drawn
- 23d. Persons the rcnotcs rarts Of the country Will have
time 10 order tickets II they will write the! ms
notice. - Every body knows the only vendors Re
niond who sell $4,000 prizes.
JNr READ! On
$4,000! s3o,OOO!! s25,o00!!! slo,ooo!!"
Rich ami Brilliant Scheme. More Pri.rs haa
Blanks !! More thin one JfGh n MeP ri3eS
rW hare on them either three or tp0
ofthe drairR numberst!!
~ 10 DRAWN BALLOTS. IN
VIRGINIA MONOXGAI.iA LOTTERY, EArm Glass, ~ =,
To br decided by drawing Union Lottery, by authority Il Laws
For Internal Improvement III Alexandria d. c. State las
Delaware College and Common Schools the Stale o cla"sf
Useful Manufactures IN the State OF south Carolina 6Irrn 1l
Pulaski Monument in the Cy Savannah Of Geof
ga Class No. ., for lsii, 10 he drawn Alexandria, H. a. -
Saturday, 23d, 1911.
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POETRY.
"nucn Ysr REMAINS ussuse."


(From tae Ma Hicea Reei'ttr.l
THE s. .ATrERlNG-A WIG saMI.Si.
TuNI-"Ffici on yoEr .haaneaeis-
we scatter, we scatter.
With hnbhub and oiittcr.
like pillows Of ocean,
We're all in conimoiiun.
The panc'S extending
From mountain 10 plain.
Our doom is impending,
We struggle III vain.
To ruin descending,
We hufiy ainain,
The seattle ring. the scattering.
Here we 90. ;herc we 60.
Oh. oh. oh.
Our ranks now are breaking,
our hearts now Aie inaSins:
Those cursed "ahsiTaciians"
lave broken in fractions
party united
By liquor and song:
Oar coon skin flag tapping
All t1ttrred alone,
And the wild flames are wrapping
Our log cabin home.
The yctues TWO, of "Iyler too"
That we've got, that we've got.
Oh. mine got.
We need not dissemhle-
We awfully tremble.
Fur strong AS the ocean,
The peoples in motion.
That vils extra Session."
The date of our doom,
We long shall remember
In sorrow and gloom.
Like leaves III November,
We sink II the tomb.
Aud Tyler, s'ihe traiior,"
he shall fall. lie shall fa
ssrne traitor" Dictator"
lie stall tali-wc shall fall,
All. all. ali. Ctr SricS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

NOTcE-At Court held for Prince Edward County, Ancns,
~ the sth lsil: On the application Of Joseph r. Icnnhr a
legace Of Robert venabe deceased u Order.d That all
persons may have claims against the estate Of lie d-ceef
Do exhibit Tor settlements IL James Vcnahe, Executor
the laid this order be published for eight weeks
in newspaper published In Tie city Of Richmond and also
b. J. WoRsHAM. c. c.
40-wSw
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l6 drawn nos, out of
Tickets S2D-iavcs lO-ruaIieIs 5-eiciiis ? So
Certificates Of packages Of III Whole 1ickr. gro
Do de-. III Half do. 10
do. do. &c Quarter do. H.
Do DO. &c Eighth do. :1a
I Orders for tickets and shares and certificates packages
the above splendid schemes VIII receive the prompt
and the drawing of each lottery will be da AZ
IL is all who order from Address
J. G. GREGORY & CO., .Eanagers, Richmond, ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

ETWEEN John Eariey's Union Coffee House and R. H. len
- kss Dry Good Stnre and doors below Governor street
We would opportunity of thanking the public ci
farors received tie last 1t vas not our design at first
establish ourselves through The but 10 do y giving
isfacon all who upon which consider far pciera
bile any other basis and Of which glad TO know las
been almost universal.
soar design pursue the at this time, and fo
the future All goods sold by that do not please in cost
t color, make, fashion, otherwise, be returned,
the money reundedprovided, the shall have been
We have this time large stock ii larger thar
in the State line Of business and would respectfully
invite the economist call before purchasing and
anime for HIMSELF and prices low
low Ga any other III the city, stall BE mGch deceived
and mn The customer furnishing the cloth and pants s.
that sold for Sill and Vests, Shirts Drawers Handkerces
crava Stacks suspendrs Socks Glu:es and Collars Of
kinds and qualities and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
es Of which determined sell low, for cash. and
the public 10 call and whether they to buy
iSJ- I'll Goods rG,TGRtei
J. BE.iNNAN co.
Sept. 10 3s-wtf
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Mr.. .qTeaer (Grndua'e Of The L. S " .7eadsmy, al -
Point,) and .,frs. .3rcher's
ACADEMY FOR VOTING LADIES,

LryiScroS ,rsEEr, CHAHLr,, B.Lfisos.
ryNEis Institution has been in operation, with EXTENSIVE
age for than year. OF the most piras1h' -
healthy locations in the city of Baltimore. mani
The plan nf instruction embraces all The branches 81 r.
finished education, tie Modern Languages tpafticuilt
FRENCH strictly attended The fashionable al.oh n
msns taught by the approved instructors
Chemistry delivered 10 the young ladies b. Professor
Of thu Uniycrsity OF 3d. with tile advantage OF fni ~"
p!ete apparatus. ,,.,s.
The scholastic wear commences ON the first Monday in s''
Der, and terminates Monday in July following
Terms follows: .,.o M
Boarding and English ni,ion per annum, sy' =
Modern Languages lalso Latin and Creek each per =, .,
annum,
Music and Dancing At Professors prices. N o0
Drawing and Painting per quarter - - -,l,s
R.rrenee<.-Manr Gen. Winfield Scott u e. Army, 1,lr.,
Davies l. L. d. Rev r w Gilbert Prrrident NrwafS aole
Rev. J. Davis, Washington city, the Rev. Dr. "5a'' III"
Rev Or. Johns. Baltimore city. =. ,,iw
July l6 1@----
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y)EC SoIIcE.iii persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Cir
John Wis,sw"l, deceased, requested 10 make nedi-
payment all persons having cams, demands d
kind whatever present them forthwith 10 The
dcgned properly authenticated and receive their money, else
this notice plead future day bar Of recovery, by
WARREN a. WlGl.ESWORTH,
ELLIOTT DEJARNETT,
Eleeutsrs II the sad Joka Wglesnorth.
SnotsyIv,nio Sent II IsAI.
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"
cond Monday in October. The departments of n,,,. r.
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF A. r.
JuaioR YEAR
Belle Let.res, Logr Etacs and Hlsf0rgThomas Dew p
dent and Professor lrat RonksBisfs Lectures I.a-c;
=c, Paeys Moral Philosophy, Manual Of History Is lie
Political Lan and Gorernment-EcveIy Tucker Professor H.
Book-Vatcls Law of Nations. 80
mathematics Robert Saunders, Professor. Text Boos,r
eendre's Geometry Yuunes Algebra, Davies Surveying
Chrnistry-Jon Mllingon Professor. Text Book-Alanp,
SYsIoR YEAR
Political f1onomp, GorrEmenf and hedphgsiesThoma. h
Dew, Professor Text fooSs-Says Political Eon"my Dew
Lectures the Restrictive System and Usy Browns lee
lures, Dews Essays Slavery.
Natural Paiosophy-John Mlington Professor Te,i Book
Olm-tcd's Natural Philosophy Essay Gas.nm Ecc,o
Magnetism by The Professor.
Observation-Disclosures Saunders, Professor: Text Boossymp..
Algebra DAVIES Analytical Geometry, Davies Calculus nd
O.mstrd's astronomy.
ISpErESpESr CL,..Es.
LnrEeverly Tucker, Professor Text BooksTnckc'. I'm.
Commentary list vnl Masons Resolutions and Gtpon Nh
GIRL Engnc,riag-John Milimcun Prot, TEXT Eoqt.
CINE, both BY Ill. Professor.
CLASSICAL. DEPARTMENT.
Ancst Ldrsu0gcDabney Browne, Professor. Tex, lcA.
he had here.
TO Latin Glass, the student BE- able Sal
Inst and Virgil and for admission into The Greek Class, H.
ccssary that he shall be qualified read Nrnoilinn
EXPENSES REGULAR STUDENT
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DIAPER! PAPER!.-Tnr Franklin Manufacturing t"h,'H.
Richmond have hand good assortment q -,
Cap, Blank Book, Medium Printing and other Paper, Of fa
kinds, which they believe will hear comparison IN qs
They therefore with confidence solicit the patronage 81 i
friends public generally, and ready
ders for any description Of paper that may be desired we w
furnish reasonable notice. They request thai al 0
may be addressed either 10 their Y.
Mcss James sizr Son, To Sir John Richards, superh
nj the Paper Nili.
Richmond, Sept. 4, $40. ''-"H
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"PoIrrIcAL TORNADO. The Richmond Wing says
if President Tyler vetoes the Fiscal Cooperation bill,
there w, be s'pol.tica tornado" raised which will
completely overwhelm him.
Tie Enquirer states HAT in that event lie has dcub!
ssthc lFoius Of the Wing will contribute his little bag,
from the cavern Of the Winds
As The bill has been vetoed, and The windbags Of
the Wing Eoluses have been opened would advise
the inhabitants of the White House al Washington to
be on the look out, lest the Cornan columns Of that
splendid edfce are ratified around their by this
terrible movement of the political winds, in like man
ner as were the columns Of Centre Market scattered
abou, by The tornado July last As Tie fair have
particular drcad Of high winds, should not be
prsedlo hear that the President LETT without cooks
and chambermaids until after the abatement Of this
fierce Storm Harrisburg kltsfonc.
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tude and propriey rebuke their ambition, and frusra
.ieir vicious hopes. So may it ever be .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

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GRAND VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, f,r Tie benefit II
the Mnnuealia Academy, Extra Class No is
trnined iy the drawing Of the Cuion Lottery, C2>. No
1871, be drawn Alexandria, d. a., Saturday I'D Oet IS.
Sixteen drawn ballots