davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1841-10-02
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby foreworned from
IA trusting my wife Lucy on any account
as ] an resolved not 10 pay any oil her con,
tracts, as she has left my bed and board
without a jus iprovocation. She lett on wed
nesday the 18th day Of August lS4I:
JAMES HUGHLETT>
, 1841-10-02
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A LII PERSONS interested, are hereby notified
IA that I shall at the next November term Of the
Pike county court, make a final settlement Of my
administration Of the Estate of David Tombs,
deceased,
SOPHIA TOMBs, Adm.
Sept. 25, lS4l.-4t-
, 1841-10-02

Judge Upshur the new Secretary of the
Navy, is frem Mr.. Wrses District Of Virgin
ia. He was a member of the Convention
which formed the present constitution Of tina,
State.
, 1841-10-02
TROY JOCKY CLUB RACES.

WILL be run over the Troy course Il miles
w West Of Troy, on Tuesday the 18th October
next; mile heats, for a purse of $50 entrance, 10
per cent on the amount Of the purse.
On Friday the Goth two mile heats, purse one hun
dred dollars entrance, 10 per cen, on the amount
of the entrance.
On Saturday the 30th mile heats, best three in Eve
for the entrance money Of the two proceeding days,
entrance SIS dollars, entrance money to be added TO
the purse.
The following rule was adopted by the club--no
person shall start a horse for any purse under the
control OF this Club, other than a member, and no
being a citizen Of St. Charles, Warren, Montgome-
ry, Lincoln or Pike Counties, and at leas. one third
interested, and at the same time producing proof that
his horse belongs to one Of the abovei counties not
less than three months previous to the day Of
running.
BY order Of the club
The Secretary.
Sept. %, ls4l.
, 1841-10-02
PUBLIC MEETING.

1t is proposed to the Voters OF Lincoln
County, to meet in their respective Town
.hips on the 10Th day Of October is4l, a,
the places of holding elections. for the purpose
of selecting three suitable persons to
represent them in a general meeting OF the
county to be held at the Town OF New
Hope in said county on the 9th day OF Jan
uary next, for the further purpose OF nom'na,
TING a suitable number Of Delegates TO meet
in q Convention Of the State sat the lime
and place which may be appointed by a
committee selected for that purpose
There to adopt such rules and regulations,
10 nominate candidates for the Democratic
party as nav in their judgement be qualified
to carry out the principles Of democracy.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
PUBLIC MEETING.
The Democrats Of Rails County are re-
snec,fuIlv requested to assemble in the
Town of New-London, on Monday the 18th
dav Of Oct. next, for the purpose OF appoint
inc delegates to the State convention for the
nomination of candidates for Congress and for
other purposes. vorpps
, 1841-10-02
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Books, Blank Checks,
/" Deeds, Mortgages,
/" Notes, ard
Cards of all kinds, I" Bills Of Exchange
# =::::' and BILLS. s!:;s.:: and BLANKS.
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING!
willb done expeditiously on reasonable terms at che
SALT RIVER JOURNAL OFFICE
, 1841-10-02
MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Mr..
Pharr, MIR. DAVID McALrsrEa, to Miss ELF.
ABErn ANN SMITH, all Of this county.
, 1841-10-02
A LKEL md
NEGRO BOY FOR
SALE

SALE
have q very valuable and likely Boy
Il which will sell on the most reasonable terms
for A He j. between ~ and Is years Of sseT
and is capable of doing almost every kind Of work
for bow, of his age and size. Apply to
JOS. B. ARTHUR, Troy Mo.
, 1841-10-02

1t is stated that Judge M'Lean has de-
clined the appointment Of Secretary at War,
offered to him by the President.
, 1841-10-02

Congress adjourned on the 18th ult. Il
meets again the LIST Monday in December.
, 1841-10-02
A. HI. BUCKNER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BOWLING GREEN, MO.
AS removed his Office, TO a room in the second
LII story Of the Stone House.
January %, 1910.
, 1841-10-02
LIST OF LETTERS.

EMAlNlNG IN The PoS Ofhce AT bowling
IL Green Mo. on the 80 day Of Septembe1
194I, which if not taken out within thre,
months, will be sent to the General Post o
flee as dead letters.
James Alexander, James Francis,
Josph Beavans 9 William Few,
Marion Biggs, Elizabeth ]. HUT,
Doct. Charles Behne, J. II. Hughs,
Mrs. Mary Brown, Francis G. Howell,
Adam Branstetter, Thomas Johnson,
James Catlett, Jacob Lemons,
Ambrose Clark, Joseph M'Coy,
j. B. Clifford, William Mullikin,
Nathan Downing, James Merrett,
William Dickerson, Miss Jane Moss,
John Emerson, WIN. Moss,
John P. Miifleton, Mrs. Rosanah Steel,
John w. Neff, David Staley,
Miss Frances Orr, NJ. B. Sandefeb
J. Owsley, Nat. Tandy,
Daniel d. Prcsser, John Thomas,
Mrs. II. Patterson, David l.. Tombs.
Joseph Rogers,
H. G. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
Oct. 2, 184l.-3t.
, 1841-10-02
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.

A youth of sixteen or seventeen
years of age, who is anxious to learn
the Printing Business. One we'll re-
commended, can secure a desirable
situation.
September 25th l841.
, 1841-10-02

For CATTLE.
$3.50 To the owner of the best 8 year old
Bull and upwards.
$50 To the owner of the best one year
old Bull.
$50 To the owner of the 2 year old Bull.
$50 sucking Bull calf.
$50 To the owner of the best Cow.
$50 To the owner of the best two year
old heifer.
$50 To the owner of the one year old
$50 To the owner Of the best sucking
heifer.
$50 To the best pair Of Oxen.
FoR HOGS.
$3.50 To the owner Of the best two year
old Boar and upwards.
$50 To the owner of the best one year
old and under two.
$50 To the owner Of the best boar pig
under one year.
$50 To the owner Of the best brood sow.
$50 To the owner of the best one year
old sow and under two.
$50 To the owner of tine best sow pig
under one year.
The following gentleman are appointed
Judges of Stock.
, 1841-10-02

ON HOGS.
Andrew Forgey, Francis Watts,
Samuel N. Purse, Adam Mase,
ROBERT BARNETT, was unanimously cleo
ted Marshal Of the Pike County Agricultur-
al Society.
RULES OF THE FAIR.
Rcsolred, That the following rule be
adopted by which the Pike County Agricul-
tural Society shall be governed.
I. Stocks shown for prises or premiums
at this Fair. must be the property Of The per-
sons exhibiting them.
2. Amy person may or may net give into
the hands of the Sect. the Pedigree Of his
animal or stock exhibited.
8. Owners of stock except as groom shall
not be permitted to enter the ring while their
stock is under examination.
4. All animals brought on the field for e1-
ibiticn must be put under their control Of
the Marshal.
5. The fair each day shall open at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
6. Pedigrees Of stock and description of
them to be deposited with the Sect. each
day before the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
7. Horses will be the fsrt animals presented
to the Judge, end mules, jacks and %jennies,
cattle, Hogs, &c.
s. That the Secretary forward a copy Of
the proceedings Of this meeting to the Edi-
tors Of the Salt River Journal and Olive
Branch, with a request that they publish
the same in their respective journals.
WIN. KERR. Pesident.
Attest, G. T. HUDSON, Sect.
, 1841-10-02

ON HOGS I ON CATTLE.
Matthew Owens, lAndrew Malone,
Thos. Bnchannon, James Trimbls,
George Wells, John |. Mitchell,
Barrel Riggs. e. L. Bryant.
The same are alsol
judges on mules, jacks
and j%ernies.
, 1841-10-02

ESQ 10 the owner Of the best saddle horse
or mare. g
For MULES, JACKS AND JEsxIrs.
$3.50 To the owner of the best one year
old mn1a ale
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Nv the t. s. steamer Ncwbern, Capt. McSclty, we
received from attentive correspondent the
suboned letter Also the St Augustine Herald Of Friday
last forwarded by the Editor.
Correspondence If the Sdrdnnai Georgia.
FLORIDA, August %.
Sir-Lieutenant Vessels command has not yet
returned 10 Fort King from lis pursuit Of the Rene
uade Creek Chef resident in the Wahoo swamp
Some citizens arrived yesterday from Tampa) say
that they met an the road band Of % rarri0rs on
their way to surrender themselves a. Tampa. On the
9Th of the coming month, Tiger Tai, that notorious
sconndrp is to 90 in with his band Little or no con.
fidcnce can BE- placed upon his notes-thcy are like
Nck's-pronl;ses TO pav-founded in inIinty and de-
ceit, and have carried disappointment and desoia'on
wherever they hive been current. Wehave, however,
this happy assurance, founded on Col, worth wei
known energy and if he once gets IT.
ger Tail in hand, no constitutional scruples will prevent
the application of his veto upon Tigers further progress
in blood and murder. The activity of the Virginia
Colonel par ereeHenee-,he gallant Riley, whose pro-
baton was served under Forsyth the lines last war,
leaves no rest for the wicked You aware that he IS
now commanding brigade composed Of the I'd and TN
Infantry; and Judge by his efforts hnt no reverses
can danpen) would suppose that he is in generous
rivalry with Col Worth, and asplres to the honor Of
beino second best i'm the active contest waging
for the speedy termination Of the Success attend
him.
begin to hope that in the coming spring we may re-
sumo the cultivation of plantations, and once more
enjoy the shade of orange unmolested and secure
from the murderous interruption Of the willy savage,
who has left his mark in the dark and smonderlng
ruins of our happy hamlets, and where triumph
INT wells still linger in the memory Of many widowed
mother bereft Of father husband, chldren-her all!
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TIE WillGs DONE IL WOOD.
q L 4 =. -.

series os historical designs in PREPARATION and
VIII probably he sent to be engraved few days. 10
our ingenious fellow citizen, r Nixon, OF which the
following is an attempt at description:
No. | is "CIAY TrRxIxG Up JACK ASp TYLER
TRuMrISG rHY ksAvE" II represents "Captain Ty-
Ter, of the good ship Constitution erect al the helm.
Behind him Clays Boy Charles on cucumber shins,
and Salvation propped numerous circumstances sup
port a sort Of staging, labelled "amsadment:" man
Charles taking pinch out of Salvation snuff box ex-
claims, "hlassa good for true, and him always
turn up Jack, and Salvation says ditto unto Charles,
and adds, "union of the Wings for the sake of the
Union" Clay is in the act Of stepping from the stag
ing on TO Captain Tylers shoulders, when The latter
exclams "Salvaton be damned!-Vetu." and Selling
Clay By his black leg, tips him heels over head over
leaning TO follow suit Martin Van Buren, from cab.
bage garden the shore looks through spy glass ex.
claiming, "Ifari ISL dat9'
No. > is "llEADISG CarrAlx TYLER" TYLER is
at distance ascending 10 the temple of Fame I'M
der the bread banner of The Constitution In the mid.
die ground is seen tie Shark stranded with the dead
Otter in lis mouth. In the foreground lies an ago.
nlzng pony kicking for relief with lis teeth set, and
It's corporation much dstended labelled fscai eorpo-
ration, and its legs labelled eru7ai cgencies" Ser
geant lies under it with broken champagne glass in
his hand, exclaiming, "Prodigious!" Near him is a
letter directed 10 grog-shop in Richmond on which
written, "We We laid trap He shan't rel;ere the
people Webster bestrdes disconsolatey the dying
steed, empty bottle in hand and corkscrew in
the other, e1caimng, "a decided case of the Botts
and Van Buren, is again in the distance, asking
"Ia,ct ish dat -
No. is "IIrrEcASoE AID TYLER TOO" The Ca.
binet are going out pell mell-Badger, in the
shape OF his quaduped namesake scuddng under bare
(barber's) poles, is ahead By close sdare-,he whis
kers of the Navy revving and Aourishng in his de-
parting tracks. Ewing follows next on a lank- sided
otter OF which Clay has kicked the CUTS out, and al
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CRANrIAN nILIs FoR sALE-Tne .uh.eIIl-I. oatI 10

(tRAMPIAN HILLS FOR sALE-The subscribers offer
VI the above valuable Farm residence al The late Gus
A. Mnr, deceased II situated Bntewoo Creek,
DBwiddie comfy y miles south ri Petersburg,
the Court house. Il upwards Of 1000
land half nf which in original woods and well TIM
-red; the balance pines aud open land lie, remarkably
well for cultivation. The sol is pary Of red sim clay, adma-
bly, adapted and either grain; and parity
grounds and OTHER lands suited 10 the growth at tobacco There
good dwelling hue, nices house dairy
houses attached numbering Al; ~ I:
healthy aud well land
The situation naturally the handSumrst
rnia, and has been improved in liberal aud
with variety Of fruit and ornamental trees. rendering
Of the beautiful residences III TIL, cnn
Try In addition has attached 10 Corn and newly
saw Mal.o Cotton Gn and from 800 Ia 80 Land
whrh and has hren covered b. mill pond upwards 100
AMI said by Judges he equal 10 the land, Missouri
might easily reclaimed. The property viii be d.
y-l necessary sill alone be- sold PRIVATELY II i si,
aed pleasant nc.Iborood, and adoin lands nf M
Robert C. Booth Captain William H. Cousins Mr. C. r. eyI.,
and others.
For terms information concerning property those
wishing purchase, invited 10 call upon f. Ahuphus Muir
upon premises address him. arvills r. o. John
a. Muir, Petersburg, or William 4. Muir, Richmond
T. iDOLPiittS MUIR,
JOHN A. MUIR,
WILLIAM 4. MUIR
Executors Of Gastdrns 4. Muir, d,ce7sed
July ! lG-2lw lvsSw tf
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PIANO FORTE WARE-UOIJsE

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly ma
nuaetory of Nuns Clark, New York elegant and plain
Piano Fors, possessing The latest improvements
of touch aud sweetness Of Tone peculiar
facture.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments, and Mu,e.,
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fories repaired tuned let hire and taken
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection 81 Music offered for sale In this
State be selected FROM the the subscriber who is
enabled TO sell al the Philadelphia and New York whole
sale and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon better
terms than they ind elsewhere in the State.
P. II. TAYLOR,
PIANO Forte and .Hs.is sisre sgpssiis nc B1ns.
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POETRY.

The July number of the Democratic Review, among
yer papers, contains an article on ne or,ons MIN,
with selections" showing truly thai there arc % . r.,
Ia bs hoped from tbe free youn. genus of that REGION
following noble lines among thtih. ins a IA al
tsays the Reviewer IN that iuii spur. o. ~. amosphere
nifty of simple manhood concenial To- the ihoiai "'r
tile "es''-aho not we "'s VI ''e albany argus.
THE LABoRER.-Br wv. D. GALLAGHER
Stand up-ercct Thou hast the form
And likeness Of thy God.-who more
A soul : dauntless mid the storm
OF daily life, a heart "a warm
And pure, breast e'er wore
What then.-Thou art as Max
As the human mass among;
AS much part of the Great Plan
That with Creations dawn began
A. any Of the throng.
Who is thine cnemy:-the high
In station, in wealth the chleE
The great, who codly pass thee by,
With proud step, and avered eye
Nay! not such belief
If true unto myself thou vast
What the proud mans scorn to thee:
feather, which thou highest cast
Aside, rs idly rs the blast
The light leaf from the tree
No.-uncurhed passions-low desires
Absence of noble self respect
Death, iii the breasts consuming fires,
To that high nature which aspres
For ever, till thus checked:
These are thine cnemes-hy worst;
They chain he Ia thy loWly lot
Thy labor and thy life accurst.
oh, stand erect. and from them burst:
e And longer suffer mol,
Thou art myself thine cnemy
The ereat.-what better they than thou.
As theirs, Is not Thy will as free?
Has God with equal favors thee
Neglected To sndow:
Trne wealth thou 'iis but DUST
Nor place: uncertain the wind.
Bu, that taou hast which. with thy crust
And water, may de>piSe the lust
Of botll-a noble mind
With this and passions under ban
True faith, and holy trust in God,
Thou art the peer Of any man.
Look Gp, then-that thy little span
OF life may he well irod!
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AND FOR SALE-Pursuant 10 the last VIII and testament
IL of John enshaw, decreased will lie Ia N. hughes,
der Orange Court house September Court day Tract
Land county Orange, containing three hundrr
forty acres ich land BY John onaw
Il Joseph iicn, and Is adjoining the land Of Wm. Bell Mrs
Kew &c This land viii be sold III the lump for one half cash
and twelve mou,sihe purchaser giving bond
and and deed Of trust 10 secure the credit payment
The public invited view the prem Possession given
immediately. ELIZABETH HESSHAW,
EIeentrlh II John Heashar, deed.
Aug. : 25-wtas
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RUNAWAY IN JAI.-Was committed 70 the Jail If Rock
nglam county, Va the 3) day Of July yellow Man
hat irrckled inches higb who calls himself
Garland and belongs Lewis Harris, Of Louisa
county Had when cunnr blue cloth froc coat and
black The forward
property charges, him he Will he dealt
with the directs lie supposed 70 be > 30 wears Of age
OTWaY Z. STERLING
.aior cf rockingham county, pd.
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IN CHANGERY.-EiRGtsfa-InA Northumberland Circuit su-
l p-or CoIt, clerks Office. 9Th July, lsi n Rules.
Fahriciss Leland, BY cambridge Cox, his next fiend
a.ain, Complainant:
Edward Cox and Mary his wife, Peter Cox and ANA Marin
WIFE, Sally Leland ury r. Leland Charles 4. Leland IN
Leland Betsy Leland, William A. Leland and BildWi Lee
land Robert Mayo IT, William Ba-yr, Robert Bailey and John
Bailey, Defendants:
This dag the rlautby his attorney, and il appearing
satisfactory r.ir'" that the defendant Lucy H. Leland
Is naiant the commonwealth Of Virginia. and She
red r appearance and security according
Assembly aid the rules Of this Court, II Is ordered
that the sad defendant do appear here the first day OF October
aad that al this order be forthwith inserted io
months successfully the Richmond Enquirer and posted
the front Gonr nf tlr Court hoisc az this county.
Copy l. A. VI. LELAND, c. C.
July - 3.-wcw
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NJ MRS. CARY, residing wlihn ~ mules Of Baltimore
VA have opened their house, lie intention al
taking 81 arls ciu ale with their They
pains the selection and
have finally procured cmnenty qualified 10 iu
ii r repuscd herr lady born ard educated 20
and literary rirclrS of Eo>"n ~hc rla
tive, Nshup non". Whose .nd William II. Tres
that highly recommended, being worthy 81
confidence.
Schoo Of Is will justify and positively INSURE the procuring
lrut s.nll-m reside IN the family,
order that The voting ladies, both school aud n the table,
may converse altogether III that language.
Mrs cy VIII herself give attendance. and feel the deep
interest aud religious education Of the pupil:
having sabbath school established aud making every nercSsa
M their regular attendance church, there being
immediate nciglhorhoai nf -cbon they VIII be-
the objects ot Mrs Cars : % islint and attention, keep
much possible her family circle, taking
their that their
pertinent towards each o:hrr shall br lady like and amiah.
MI and Ar. e. vii both give Their personal Supervision - the
school, and weekly al tr advancement oi The schular-
Tie de- slu and the greatest interest wi he
felt and every paid 10 the important concern o health
pheasant devised ami encouraged and the
TAXATION.
Tile o the School for board AMI tuition $500
including French, Spanish, tairin and all the highest
branches English Education. PLAIN and ornamental Needle
Work vii BE- particularly attended charge for
Music viii r made of Sn The scholastic ~
he divided into and half yearly payments IN advance
h. expected No charges will made unless bedding Is
uund, which will be $40. The following gentlemen
he referred 10:
or Bar more, Dabney s. Carr 7. W. Bruno, Ssm Smith,
Capt sons, Dr. Bucklc Gen. J. s. Smith j. Spear Nicholas
Qf prriEt Philip y. Nicholas, Da, H. Conrad, Rev. Peyton
HARRISON Terrell Carr Tn. j. Randolph.
Sept 35-w3w
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BY The Lieutenant G0rsrn0r Of The State Of lirgiaia


By nc LttHltNHHt UUTfTHOT u TIC oIHFt ~ TNgtHtH
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in The House Of Dele
w al this STATE hy - death at Isaac A. Coles E
Of the Delegates elect for The of Abem7c The Sheriff
Of That county therefore required hold election Mon
day. the fourth day Of October neat bcn. CnH day. for dele
for the said county 10 I'LL the vacancy aforesaid
Given under hand Lieutenant Governor, tactnc
cnrdns TO thr Constitution, GOVERNOR and under The
SEAL. lesser zeal of the commonwealth NJ Richmond this 9,
day Of August, ISL. JOHN RUTHERFORD.
Aur.
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IIOME MADE AXES. We nave for sale Supply Of R,,
Richmond Axes, of first and second o,ai,
which, point beauty and excellence be surn,s
by Northern We will sell them al the manufacturers ~
crs and warrant them Merchants Farmers and other
ved TO take look AT them. WYATT WHITE.
Aug. 81 -
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
- The in the Medical Department If this Institution
will the first Monday III November, annually and
continue until the Isl Of March,
Dun. this period full courses VIII be delivered on The vari
Gus branches Of medicine, nv
Thomas Scwa, NJ d. Professor of Pathology, and the Prac
ce nf Medicine.
Harvey ini-ly D.. Professor Of Obstetrics, and the Dis
eases of Women and Children.
John VI. Thomas W. d. Professor c Maea Msdica aud he
rap,utics.
J. Frederick Nav :; H. Professor surgery, late Professor Of
Surgery the University Of Nar Land.
Frederick Hail. H. D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Samuel e. Smnoi, ". D., Demonstration ri Anatomy
The Medical College I'D III the o ION and J.
Streets eld>tan Capitol and the Presidents house
In the arrangements Of this building: aud the organization OF
the school particular reference has been had T. me snds {" ia
teal Anatomy branch winch r student VIII cIoy peculiar Ia
clItirs for cnvaiing.
The Professor Of Pathology viii illustrate tie
important Pathological conditions ol the system by means
Of TlIrr's Pathological Models
The Professor Of Surgery viii show all the operations upon The
recent subject.
Til Professor Of Chemistry ha, complete Chemical and Phi
loSnphica apparatus.
Tie Professor Of will illustrate his TEXTURES by OBJ
rrcaI apparatus, aud ample collection OF preparations ana
draw
many youn. ncn and worth in different
parts Of country wh" from restricted circumstances ar" Nm
able avail themselves of Tie benefit ~ public lectures The Fro
ro have resolved 10 admit giatunn-y tHo such students
from each Of the states aud from zach 81 tir Territories In
ordrr however To guard against individuals whose education
and character do not qualify them 70 become useful member, oi
profession, the selection placed The hands Of the Scna
and Delegates u: Congress each 81 whom a- the right t
select student from m respective Stale or Territory ana
Whose certificate al selection "l BE- passport 10 all the lectures
by paying only entering the school, The usual naeui ns
fee IT FIVE dollars.
The pens. Of all the Profess
SUr- S9 DIssrcng ticket $40 optional with the student
All persons who have attended fu o lectures in
this school, entitled Ia attend succeeding courses iee oil
prn-".
The degrees are conferred ly authority Of tie Columbian
Good board hr from r.. four dollars
week.. THOMAS MILLER, " H.. Dram II 'hc F'eHtr
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j. G.. GREGORY d. Co.., Managers.
Oee Man, I'd door 6eoD corners Nam and ih street,
RfcHaosp, VIRGINIA
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME

23d October.
c,pIEypID VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, Gr .,a
- The Ireshug Academy and for other purposes Hu ,
No ~ far isii 10 determined by the drawing th I
Lottery Glass No. for eii 10 be drawn at Alexandra ID Il
on Saturday, 18th September, ISL
lIInnfS hfnf
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i'm Tie above splendid schemes will receive the funp.
ton aud the drawing of each lottery viii be sent n
ter il Is over 10 all who order from Address
J. L. GREGORY & CO., hangers Richmond -.
Aur1 ai--,.l