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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17

+ AND IN AMELIA FOR SALE-The
IL subscriber offers for sale the Plantation
whercon h. resides, in the county Of Amelia, one
mile North Of the Court House and eight miles
West Of Goodies Bridge, over AppomatioX River
containing" by recent survey, $50 acres, seine
thing upwards %. two hundred of which are ori-
ginal Forest, and about three hundred OF second
growth ot Pine.
1t is well wa,ercd with numerous Springs, and
iouror five nevcr-ai!ing Streams running through
il, allording upwards ui 100 acres OF rs rich Flat
Land As any in Virginia, most of which is re-
claimed, and ready for cultivation about 10 acres
being now covered with heavy crop of Corn.
1t has ample range for Stock rendering il unnc-
cessary 10 Craze the Farm, thereby saving much
fencing, though il may ac srazcd, as il has two
enclosures. with two fields in each.
The improvements are a Two-storied Dwelling
House, with three rooms and passage below.
and four rooms and passage above, a dry Gel
lar. &c. Granary, with Z Treshing Machine
Cribs, Stables, Tobacco Barns, Ice House, Car
rage House, &c.
The Dwelling House is pleasantly situated
surrounded by Grove Of Forest Trees, covering
five OF six acres oi land ard is believed TO be as
healthy as any situation in Virginia
The purchaser, if he wishes may have the
Crop OF Corn and Fodder Stock, &c ANY per-
ondeSlrous Of location in 4 healthy, moral and
intelligent ncighhorhood would do we'll 10 view
this placc-as being determined 10 SELL bargain
may be expected
Address the Subscriber Amelia Court House.
Virginia, or make personal application to him
on the premises. JOHN Il. BOTTOM
Sept. II 3S-lf
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=, -, Of opr immense North Western

:. .,ao,al out Of our immense North Western
=, .r;,ory extending TO the shores OF the Pacific,
=, ,rsnonierance must be vastly in favor OF the
,..5r Il is true that BY your speech on Boston
IS'r,oon. YOU have driven the last nail in the
LAM Of v6nr friend Clay (without | fear she'd
49,, ,ne peni,enial tear over his rcmains;) but
- may survive Yourself 10 make some 'lhrecscore
large and small oraiions, 10 be the passing
90 ,er and alteration of those in 'lhe Athens ol
,r,erica." who happen 10 have emp'y heads and
49,. nlrses. and curious subject Tor The Speca-
..',6 ot men of sense. how So much genius
',,,li " combined with such an utter want OF
~ ij>,retion aud steadinesS OF principle that
a., should even be able 10 raise political capital
1su,h cut Of the mere question OF slavery, TO make
. So, 9ny thing more than an Alderman in the
n, ii Boston, is quite as Improbable, as that
,, friend Anaeharsts Cloot., should again DC
H-l.: President of the L. States
1vc YOU no malice, Mr.. Webster; on the
,,-,rv | have none other than the kindeSt feel
w.. personally towards YOU. like YOU as a
-, companion and am attracted by the strong
~, serial sympathy towards you. have listen
,!,,, ofen 10 the rich variety OF yonr great col
(,,r,al power and have been warmed too fire.
s,sn,ly by your fine convival flow, 10 wish you
~, ,,her harm than that You should do none 10
W. common country BY perniciouS cant, that
Together beneath the level OF your genius and
.xs4llsni heart when lis fountains are not pol
,,j by The bitter waters of faction and party spi-
II have subscribed my own name 10 this COM
,sro,ca.ion. il has been from no idle vanity, but
,s, The public might. for the facts have stated in
,,is,ion 10 the resources OF Texas, have some
o,or security than the mere irre>ponsibllty OF an
snouymous signature.
II i something certainly, that borders on auda-
c,,y i'm, should attempt 10 take the Lion of the
Nonh" by The beard Bat have met YOU in times
,o, by ON the for OF Congress, in defence of the
T;ehi> OF that colonial portion OF the Union and, on
Ills subject, am not afraid !" meet You again on
any arena. Truth. my COED sir, is more mighty
man vopr voice, and more invncible than your
arm. In Aoc Ngho ltatcmaS.
| have the honor 10 remain,
Very respectfully,
Your obe,tient servant
JAMES HAMILTON.
pnsc.n 10
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OHIO

The mail of tonight brough, us only one com.
" from this State-WilliamS which gives a De
mocralic majority of lI9. Deduct this from The
Wing majority of 2,099, published by rs las-
night, and i, leaves the Wing majority so far $50
The Cleveland, Ohio, and Piitsbury, Pennsvl-
vania, papers received to-day, sci down Ashiabula
county . $50 for the Wing candidate for Cover.
nor and the Wheeling (Virginia) Argus says
it is only 2l00. In our table OF last night, it was
200 Wing majority. If it is 1880 then the
Wing majority. SO far, is only $50
Six small counties remain to be heard from
viz Henry, Paulding, Putnam, Van Wert, OF
tawa, and Meigs, most Of which are Democratic
but it is probable that they cannot reduce tho
Wing majority below 600 G'obc
This is really close shave, and We have
strong hopes of Ohio vet,
Members Of Congress Embellishments -
WhnS
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"a FOR RENT.-A very desirable tamil
fzg7M y residence in Philips Row, opposite
III Messr> Hooper & O>borne's >hop-pricc
$500.
Also, small tenement in the rear Of Mr. Jas.
Harien'S stable-prcc $50.
Also, three tcncmcnts on Union Hill-price
S15 each.
Also one of those small stores in Wacrman'>
Row, near The Old Markct-pricc 800.
Also The store on Shockoc Hill opposite the
Depot, lately occupied by John II. Jurey, Esq,
as a Grocery ami Commission Store
Also, the store lately occupied by James X.
Grafton. Esq.
Also, store No. 81, Li>lcs Row, cross street
leading 10 Nlayos bridge
Also store and cellar under the OddFellow'>
Hall, next door below The Confectionery Store.
The above described tenemcnts will be rented
very low 10 good and permanent tenants. APP
ply 10 GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lislc's Row
Sent Off
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey Koacrt Hill d Brother, Au,.ionsers.
by inloes & Brother, Auct.oneer..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
HAVING located myself in the Ciry, ! viii
i / sell. privately, my late residence. in the
county of IIenrico, lying within four miles Of
town, situated midway between the Brook Turn-
pike and the Meadow Bridge Read and within
lhree-ioullhs OF mile OF either The tract con-
tains about 80 acres Of land, 30 ot which is ara
Die, (ani in pretty fair state of cultivation the
residue is well ;imbered Tor this section OF the
country.
The Improvements are, two story single
dwelling. recently erected, with all the necessary
out-hou>e>. The society of the neighborhood is
intelligent sociahc and refined.
For terms which will be made accommodate
ing apply 10 WIN. T. LADD, or
MlCAJAH BATES,
City Surveyor.
The above property will be sold AT AUCTION on
The premises on "Wednesday, October 2ilh, al II
O'clock
g. Sale conducted b.
INLOES x BROTER.
Oct lids AuciioneeerS.
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A T late meeting Of the Trustees OF Damp
II den Sidney College, Rev. WIN. S. Plumcr,
D. D., was elected President of that Institution,
in the place OF VIM Maxwell, l.. l.. d., resign
ed. Adequate provision has been made for the
government and instruction in the Institution un-
til President shall be installed
Oct 7-ctf A TRUSTEE.
A CARD.-The subscriber will not attempt
II an enumeration of the various styles and
qualities OF SELECT RETAILING DRY
GOODS, which he has recently purchased in the
largest markets in our counry-but will content
himself with saying to his friends and The public,
that his stock embraces variety, and was pur-
chased with advantages which justify him in say
ing, that he can and will furnish them on the mos,
favorable terms. He invites calls and examina-
lions. THOMAS X. PRICE.
Oct l-c4W
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OLD MARKET HOTEL.

VIE Proprietor OF the above named House
L returns his thanks 10 his friends and the pub
ns generally, for past favors, and begs leave to
morn them that lie is receiving BY every arrival,
t.4Ese supplies Of FRESH OYSTERS, which
~ can warrant to be as cool as any brought to
g'!> market The evidence" of this can be pro-
o ~ al any time. He is also supplied with
-, Kinds of WILD GAME, such as WILD
toRklES, DUCKS, PARTRIDGE, SORA,
NC; &c. &C., in their season.
-. antilles supplied with Oysters on the most
Nv s.s.oiAmoda,ing terms. Snacks served up TO or
on.' me public are requested TO call, and test the
aNa'"y and quantity of the above.
g., GEORGE Z. SADLER,
i'-l2I ~ West Main 81.
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HAMPTON CONVENTION The names
o.. Mcssrs VIM w Crump and John b. Young
wcr. unintcntionaly omitted in the list (hcreto-
fire published) of gentlemen invited 10 attend the
Convention TO be held al Hampton on the 23d in
SAINT. 1t is earnestly hoped thai as many of the
speakers who are invited as can find il convenient
Will he in attendance Also such other of our
Democratic friends as may feel disposed to attend
,he Convention
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
DRY, AND FANCY CRATE MA
NUFACTORY,
~ nnG N,h &rceiS. RlchnlnMI. IA

Z 0n4 9h Streets, RicFmon9, IA
TIME subscriber continues 10 carry on the
i above business, in all ilS various branches
have d large supply of manufactured Crates. OF
all X nds, such as are generally used in al! the
Northern or Eastern cities have large and
heavy supply Of Grales on hand, and am manu-
featuring Them daily at Northern prices. Orders
from town and county, both wholesale and re-
tail, punclually attended 10. y liberal discount
from the Northern prices made 10 those that pur-
chase 10 sell again. Gentlemen wishing 10 have
Crates made 10 order after their own fancy, can
be supplied. Having paid much attention 10 the
Crate making, and being determined 10 manuiac-
tuie none but a good article, 1T a low price ask
those in want al Crates Ia give me ii call.
SAML ID. DENOON.
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N0TiCE-A petition will be presented TO
~ the next General Assembly Of Virginia,
ASKING for the passage Of an act establishing a
Precinct Election at Randolph's Ware House in
tarmville, prince Edward county, by
DEMOCRATS AND WINGS.
farmrille, Oct i7-w4w
NEW BOOK OF SERMONS-JUST OUT.
FAMILY AND PARISH SERMONS
Preached a, Chaplain and Glasbury. To-
ee'htT with Practical Sermons for every SUNDAY
ana iioiyday in tue year-By the Rev. Charles
brady, Vicar, Of Glasbnry, &c.
ALSO
;, FIVE Sermons on "rhe Apostles Doctrine ana
fteuowship"-Prcached in the principal churches
:" ms Diocese, during his Spring visitation in
i>il-By the RI. Rev. L. Sillman Ives, d. D.,
L. l. d., Bishop of North Carolina. Publish
- 81 me unanimous request OF his Convention.
Tor sale by
NASH & WOODHOUSE.
Booksellers. Sationers, and Dealers in
Piano Fortes, Richmond, Va.
Dc. lH-r,f
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot
PHIL a DEL pin Oct L. Al

1880 SAJA llA!A, VII IL, IA W.
The Flour market is still inactive. and prices
continue without change; common and fair
brands are held at 81 Al 4 50. \ small lot OF
fresh ground Pennsylvania Corn Meal sold at
- 3U Rye Flour scarce and wanted al $S.} l2i.
Sales OF good Pennsylvania Wheat alloat al %
a92s cts, and Southern yellow Corn As cts
Two or three cargoes Southern Gals brought -
cents which is an advance About 100 bbls.
Whiskey sold al 25c.
The Mierites, by their lectures, have created 50
much excitement that the High Sheriff OF the city
and county OF Philadelphia has in,eriered and
prevented for the present, any further proceedings
on their part.
II was quite stormy yesterday evening and the
rain has continued. The storm commenced al
an early hour yesterday morning and continued
most OF the day-atter dark il rained necessarily.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot.
NEW YORK, Monday P. NJ.
We have had Wet disagreeablc day. which
together with the excitement caused hy the cleo
lions has Interrupted the regular coulsc OF business
The Cotton market is firm; the sales to-day
reach 600 bales.
Flour Is in moderate demand: sales of Gcncscc
are made az 81 62l; Ohio and Michigan 81 SOL
4 62a; and Georgetown 81 62!. The market
is bare of Alexandra, Petersburg. and other COM
mon brands Of Southern flour.
There has been good deal Of activity in to-
reign Exchange to-day; the demand, however, has
been freely met, and the market closes rather
weak. Sterling is at no a ll0i; Francs ) 2lf.
State stocks maintain their position, whilst the
tancies are dropping as is universally The case
during the demand for Exchanges, few days
preceding the sailing OF the steam packets for Eng
land.
Money is quite abundant and the rates of into
rest unchanged.
There is no good wheat in markct-Sl is offered
for good samples to arrive 5000 bushels rye
brought 70 cts $500 bushels Southern corn So cts
and 1900 bushels Northern 81 cents Whiskcy
is inactive al % ~ cents. 800 bags seed sold
al 81 % per tushel
The provision market remains perfectly mac
tive, and prices unsettled.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct Is,
| FLoUR-There were sales on SATURDAY Of new
Howard Street Flour from store al 81 %. Hold
ers ask 81 % 4 81. Good parcels Of Old Flour
are held al 81. There is 10 settled receipt price.
Small sales OF CITY Mills Flour on Saturday al
81 %; and 10 day i 81. Some holders are still
willing 10 sell al these rates while others ask
II 37i.
GRaiS-Sales of good 10 prime Red Wheas at
IS 92c and ordinary 10 good al ~ So. White
Whcats are worth 95c. a lose. Sales of Mary
land white Corn al IL Me, and 81 yellow al AZ.
New Corn sells at 80 l0c. for parcels in good
condition We note sales of Pennsylvania old
yellow Corn at Al 4Sc. We quote Maryland
Rye al 81 63 cents, and Oats al 23 bic.
WHlsHEY-We note sales OF bblS. al - cents,
and of hhds at %. Ole. There is fair de-
mand for the former, but the latter is dull
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LOTTERIES.
kHHOMAs B. BIGGER, Canet Of .llain aad
L TfDTlINJF lSIt''A.
SPLENDID SCHEMES


SPLENDID SCHEMES!
Grand Schemc $4,000 Capital-z.,5' 100
prizes OF 81 ,O00 are $:I00.009 Sc Drawing re-
ceived Monday Evening, October 10Th. Grand
Capitals $4,000, $4,000, 1900, 5000. 3,O0o
2,3Si, 100 prizes of 900 &c, &c. - drawn bal
lots Tickets $l2.
$4,000 Capital! Drawing received Monday
!. -ning, October 18th Capitals: SIS, 900 5000
coca, 5000, 1000, 5000, , of 500, of ,5Go OF
l20l. OF l,25u Of 1910, 20 of l,O0o, 40 Of 500, OF
100, 10 Of 300, &c, &c. Is ballots. Tickets
SO
AZ For smaller Schemes, call at the Office.
.r Packages OF wholes and shares single
whole and shares, always on hand in the usual
gnaat variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sight
iulucdiaicly after the drawing.
~ Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes. and in all Lotteries
will !e promptly attended TO- and drawing SEN
whenreque>,ed. TllOS. Il. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
Ser, lS--t.id
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NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-

I I'VE HC NDRED DOLLAKs re Nv ARD.-
" Runaway from the subscriber, Twin. near
Fishersville, Augusta county, Va, on the Both OF
last month, Negro Man. named Charles. %
years old yellow complexion five feet eight or nine
inches high, and would weigh about $50 lie
had on a blue cloth coat and blue cloth panta-
looms, h'sh.trow M , black iar nat. and
watch He may, however, have changed his
clothing and disposed OF his watch. He was ap-
pretended in Haydcnsville, Goochand, last Wed
nesday, and again escaped on his way to jail.
and it is likely has made his way TO Richmond. a.
he has negro acquaiatances in this city. He is,
no doubt, making an effort TO get 10 some of the
Northern free States The above reward will be
given for his apprehension out Of the State Of
Virginia, or fifty dollars il taken in Virginia.
To be secured in either case until get him.
Oct. 9-ctf GEORGE COINER.
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WANTED-Sight Funds on New York.
LONDON, WILLINGHAM & DREWRY
Semi Off

d X. WHITE IL co. nave commenced, IN a more
extensive scale than before, The manufacture
Of Boots and Shoes for gentlemen. They have secured
the services &C Of the best cutters in The country
aud have employed some Of the hest workmen to be
found. Their materials cannot he rxceed, being the
bes: that could be procured America. They pre-
pared, therefore, 10 execute work in the neatost hes,
aud most fashionable manner; and fsei justified in as
sertnr, that they will please all VITO may favor them
with their patronage. in fits and every other
tiaI. Gentlemen invited 10 give them trial, and
they assured that hey will be served at The
notice
They also manufacture very extensively Ladies',
Misses Boys and Servants Shoes Of every description
Fits and work in all cases-and prices
will be made as low as can possibly be afforded.
T. X. WHITE & co,
No. -, Market Bridge.
Sent 35-tf
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in King Il Queen on the evening Of
tie Isl OF October, by the Rev. John Sumnerson,
Mr. JONI Groves OF the Stale Of Maine, and
Miss MARTHA BRoAcm.
By the same, on the same evening, Captain
Nelson p. CADE of The City of Baltimore, and
Miss CATHARlSE TRicE of Nlddlesex.
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PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE.

= 70 & The Steamboat CURTIS PECK
will, from this date, connect with
the Baltimore boats every Monday, Wednesday
and THURSDAY alcmoon-and Passenger, going
North will, hv this route, arrive in Baltimore the
next morning in time Tor the Northern cars--rc.
turning will meet the boats Is toagIive III Rch-
,nond every Tuesday. ThusGay, and Saturday
evening. by 3 O'Clock, p. NJ
Passage and Farc-Six dollars each way.
Oct li-l2t uAShINS ( LIBBY.
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NOTICE TO COUNTY COMMITTEES
- We advise The Democratic Committees TO
ct;aa and circulate forthwith the Electoral Tick
e,> They may be procured at all the Democrat
&c printing offices in the State. They may, OF
course be obtained at the Enquirer Office. Price
i.,.r cents Der hundred.
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uoYT's PRIZE OFFICE, RlcumoxD VIM

IL GtSlA.
~ T. Gentlemen visiting Richmond should al
ways call on lIoyt. il they would like prize.
Batde NJ Yorkiovn Loticrp
$50. 000,. Alexandria Lottery, Class +, for
ls;t. To be drawn al Alexandra, ID. C., on Satur-
day, 10Th October 1871. - Nos, Ii drawn bal
lots. Grand Scheme: $4,000, 10000, $1,000,
10000 5000, 1000. 5000, 5000. I,00l. $500 i Of
1000, ) ct 100 10 oil $40. 10 OF go, 80 o
1910, 30 Of 800, % OF 100 100 Of 800, 100 Of go
10 OF 800 III Of $50. III of 100, &c
Tickets $:20-shares in proportion.
4 Certificate OF package OF 2j Tickets will
- sent for ;>2s0->hares in proportion.
;:35,29l, Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for
ISL, 10 BE- drawn at Alexandria, d. G.. on Sa,rr-
cav. October the 2Glh, 1911. Splendid Lottery:
93529l, H. ;l, G.oJ0 5000, 5000, 80 prizes OF
900. &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-halvcs 5-quaricrs > 80.
Certificates OF packages OF - whole Tickets,
$50: halves, G:,: quarters, - 3D.
r. Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised hr J.
&. Gregory 1 Co. constantly on hand. Orders
enclosing cash or prize tickets attended To with
promrine>>; and the drawings Of Lotteries seat,
when requested, To al who order of
Get. u. VI. H0Yr. Richmond.
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Enp NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
(UaS.ias and Lidjy'S L,Hc)
To sail positively on Monday the 2l>l Of October.
rs The superior regular Packet Barquc,
sTta1BAClIELOR, Capt. II. Horton will sail as
aho"c, (tor New Orlean>,) on the 2lst. For
freight or passage having superior accommo-
daiions apply TO JAS. FISHER 4 son,
WM ROWLETT,
GR llASXINS X LIBBY.
- Freight taken ard re-shipped TO Mobile al
the lowest rates Oct ll-t2lsiOct
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MEDICAL. INSTITUTE.

MEDlCAL INSTITUTE.
THE next session Of the Medical Institute will CON-
L mcnce the first of the ensuing November, and
Continue ten months In this Institution all the branch
Is Of complete Medical Education are taught. EsIr-
caI attention ia given the practical departments, suc
Surgery aud The Practice of Medicine by cases and
clinical illustrations Chemistry by experiments and
Anatomy by disStctlons An abundant snp2y al lht
"materlai for The study Of practical Anatomy can al
ways he hal during the proper season.
course IN this institute will tniitle students |" coEo
forward far gradaiion after attending onr fnil course III
the Washington University Baltimore, one Of the hcsI
Medical Schools IN the Union.
The Ice for fun will he one hundred dollars
payable In advance Any number Of students wishing
Join this inst tute lie accommodated win hp1rd
&c in ho.es and In private families on moderate terms
&C in lis immediate. vicinity.
the institute is located within half q nile of Prince
Edward Cont-house, mite ol iampdcn sidney Col
lece and SIX miles from Fa,mvile; and IN nrg'bor-
hood long distinguished 10. lis heathness, Intelligence
and morality.
JOHN r. METTAuER. a. ~. NJ. D.,
FRANCIS ]. METrAUER, ia, A. ". N. n.
Prince Edward L. H., Aug. 20, isIi 3-wtlD
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BY Dunlop. Moncure ~ Co.

Commissioners Saie M Auction If central, Com-
maaGing RcGi Estate.
IoG virtue ot a decree OF the Chanccry Court
y otihe Richmond District will be sold on the
premises. on Monday, the 2lst October al IL
o'clock that central most commanding square Of
LOIS, situated between lh and 9Th streets cXtenG
ing from /. or Main 10 ID or Cary streets. being
Nos. .s3 ISL 6e2 and COB according To the plan
81 the city of Richmond
Also Lot No. 81. situated on the Canal al the
Intersection oi l. and 6lh streets.
Also. Lots Nos. 6j5 COT 61l and G1,J being tho
square situated between Il ANA c streets art 81
and u Streets
Sale 10 be made in the order rs advertised, on
the following terms, 10 Wit:
One-eighth in cash, onc-cighlh in q months,
one-eighlh in - months, and the remaining five
eghths al the cxpiration Olive years, all from the
day Of sale with the privilege 10 The purchaser Ia
continue the credit upon TIE last hve-cishihs for
the lifetime of Mrs. Thomas Taylor. il she sur
wives The first Eye years The said i've eighhs por-
lion of the purchase money 10 bear interest from
the day of sale payable quarter-yearly the pur-
chasers la give negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorScd, for the payment OF the iwoeighrhs at the
expiration of six and twelve months: and for the
residue, bonds with good security payable as
aforesaid. and the tile 10 be retained subject 10
the further order ot Couri.
A plan of the Lots may be seen at the office OF
the Auclioneers, Dunlop, Moncurc 4 Co.
WILLIAM GAIT,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Sept. 20-cds Commissioners.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME ron SATURDAY

SG0,010 Capital! 70 No Lottery, IL drawn
ballo,s--more prizes than blanks, and more than
one.flth OF The prizes have or drawn Nos. on
them!! Prizes-SGO00O, 10000, $4,000, 10000,
prizes Of $4,000, 50 Of 100, 10 of 500, 10 OF
l,250, 50 of 600, &c Tickets S2O-halves $40
quarters S5-eigh,s 81 30. For sale by
Oct l7-n CHARLES WORKMAN.
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r EONAPD's ARITHMETIC-A Practi-
IL cal Treatise on Arithmetic, wherein every
principle taught is explained in simple and Oh
vious manner, containing numerous Questions.
and combining the useful properties of former
works with the Modern Improvements, beng
a complete System, 10 which is added two melhois
OF Book keeping, with examples for exercise
BY G. Leonard Just received hy
Oct. l6 DRINkER 6 MORRIS.