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PASSAGE 10 BALTIMORE

= - q The Steamboat CURTIS PECK
s s=.=E--will, from this date, connect with
the Baltimore boats every Monday, Wednesday,
and Thursday altcrnoon-anl passengers going
North will, by this route. arrive in Baltimore the
next mornin. in time for the Northern car>-re-
turning will meet the boats A. toariye in Rich
mond every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
evening, ~ , o'clock, p NJ.
Passage and Farc-Six dollars each way.
Oct. Il-i2t HASKlNS x LIBBY
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T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE
y opposite the Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va.
L.i.

77rf-fS. 77T3-'*! 7'Tt-fN!-!
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Class 81:
60 81 - e. - 10 81 80 : II 20 81
Whole Ticket Nos Il 30 81, worth $50 in
The above. sold br WORD.
Glass No. ~
10 6a Il II, 81 IS - Is 81 81 Is
Ticket Nos - II 81, worth 200 in he above,
sold bv WORD.
Besides, 30 Gs -. (half ticket worth $3.50 in
New Jersey Loaeiy-and Two OF $500 each in
Alexandria Lottery drawn l9lh October
Fine Lottery Tor next Saturday. Sec notice
in another column.
Ii You want prizes, send your orders 10
Oct 29-lt j. F. WORD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T.'DP RENT

a That desirable situation near Bncha-
f57A mans Spring, formerly occupied by Judge
- " Dabncy Carr, large and convenient
House, and seven acres OF Land, all oil which arc
in good order. The rent will be very low 10 a
good tenant Possession given Immediately.
Apply TO GEO. W. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
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New York, Oct, l6.-Cleared, schr. Lady Gin
ION Cronmer, Richmond.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Antwerp Oct. i.-Arrd, Abagun Richmond.
Cadiz Sept 26-Arrd., Athens, Virginia.
Gravesend Oct Gard, Russell, Virginia
Massachusetts, Richmond.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
CtTOLEN from nv Store on Tuesday evening.
- Oc,ober Is, between S and . o'clock, pieces
of black French cloth, measuring about 20 yards,
also, one piece OF black French cashmere con
tanning 2ii yards The above reward will be
paid for the recovery Of the Goods and detection
O, The Thief w. c. MARTIN.
So, West Main street
Richmond. Oct. LIT
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SOUTHERN BOTANICO-MEDl COL
cEnpEIA


LEGE-FORSlTH, GEORGIA.
TINE Board OF Trustees OF this College have
/ the pleasure of announcing 10 their Thoinso-
man AMI Eotanic friends. and 10 the public gene
rally, that the firth annual course Of Lectures in
the Institution will commence on the Isl MONDAY
in November next, and close 0a the II Saturday
in February following.
The following gentlemen have been duly elect
cd. and appointed 10 conduct The Chairs aSSisne;
to each respectively, as follows, during the ell
SUN. session:
|. NJ. ComingS, NJ D., Professor of
ANATOMY and Surgery. 80 on
G.. J. Cook, NJ d., Professor Of Ply
sioIogy and Pathology, ID %
J. r. Coke, NJ d. Professor Of Insii-
tu,es and Practice ID %
H. NJ Price, NJ. d. Professor Of OBJ
s,etrics and Diseases OF Women and
Children, ID %
J. Sinclair, M. d., Professor OF Mate
ria-Medica and Therapeutics, ID %
p. Maclntyre, NJ. d., Professor of
Chemistry and Medical Botanv. Is 90
Naturalization Tickets, - Graduation, (ai-
Ter satisfactory examination and Thesis al the
close OF the second courSe) Sd.
Byaulhori,y OF tie Board
A. NJ d. KING. President
l.. BASgsToN, Secretary.
y. b. Gentlemen desiring further iniorma-
ton, will address letter, post paid, TO
Oct 5-llN p. MCINTYRE Dean.
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An EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is a
Il graduate of one of our principal institutions
is DESTROYS of obtaining situation for the en-
suing year, either in an Academy or private
school. where the services OF a Classical and Ma
thematical Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address R. H. G., Barbours X Roads Isle OF
Wight county, Va. Oct 1-2awtl
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S25 REV ARD.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber Ia trader
n travelling Sou,h.) on Sunday the 18th Sept, a
negro ma n named PLEASANT. The said negro
is about five feet. Ten or eleven inches high, OF
yellow or copper color: has quite sullen look
and speaks sulienlv. He Wore away coarse
horespun shirt, blue colored coat, (roundabon,,)
black country Jeans pautaloons, end an old black
ii,r hat He was raised in Albcmarle county,
Va, By Mr. Mann Page, and will doubtless en-
deavor 10 get back 10 that comfy. will give
the above reward for his apprehension and de-
livery to r. II. Dickinson & Brother, Richmond,
Va. or Tor his confinement in Jail 10 be delivered
to them upon application and the payment Of The
reward l.. &. PONDER,
r. H. Dickinson 6 Brother Agents.
0ct I0-ctf
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7 G. GREGORY & CO, MANAGERS

T G. GREGORY & Co. MANAGERS,
a Number l0l Main Street, Richmond
NOVEMBER SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
500 900 in six prizes ot 10000 dollars! Alex
andria Lottery, Class No. 50 Tor 1871, 10 be drawn
in Alexandria d. C., Oh Saturday, the 9th Of No
vemlcr, 1911. Brilliant scheme: prizes OF So
600. amounting 10 G0.D00 besides prizes of $500,
23l0 - prizes of 1900, - of 100, &c Tickets
$40: halves > % quarters , 81. Certificates Of
packages Of - whole tickets, $50 On: - halves
is 90 - quarters - 80
$4,000. 2000). 10000 ON Saturday 10Th
Nov. ISL The splendid Alexandria Lottery,
Glass 10. for 1911, will W. drawn al Alexandria,
D. c.--1S No. Lottery IL drawn ballots. Grand
prizes: ! splendid prize OF $4,000, 10000, 10000,
5000 l0Uo, 30 prizes oi 1000 100 OF 800, *.
Tickets Sl2; halves L 0o quarters , 10 cghh>
/ 81 Certificates Of packages Of ~ whole tickets
$50 90; ,; halves 50 %; 2G quarters 10 90,
III eighths - 90.
10000 ,-Alcxandria Lottery Class -, for
lSli To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. g. on Satur-
day. November 81. 1911. Capitals-S30, 900,
10000, 1000, 32.0 30 prizes Of 81 900 % OF
500. Isl of 300, &c, &c. Tickets $40, haves5.
quarters = 80. Certificates of packages Of 20
whole Tickets $780, % halves IS, 2G quarters
- 30
S25000!-Alexandria Lottery, Glass Al. for
l0if 10 NC uIdWHi M AltAdIlulid. -. - VII .Sdtu
dav. Nov. -, 1914 P!i2cs-S25 600, 10000
1000 5000, 300, 10 prizes of $1,000, 10 of 500.
II OF 100. Re, &c. - drawn Nos out OF td-
Tickets $40 halves ), quarters 80. Ceril-
cafes of packages OF - whole Tickets Sll0, -
halves -, - quarters - 80.
so 000!-Alcxandria Lottery. Class H. for
1911, 10 be drawn at Alexandra. D. c., on Satr-
dav, Nov. 3oth 1911 Splendid Prin~!-S30,-
600 10000, 5000 $500, 3,227 5000 2,5oo, 40
prizes of Il 900. 80 OF 800, 60 Of 100, &c, &c,
&c. Tickets Sl0, halves ), quarters 80. Ger
liicates oil packages of - whole Tickets $40,
- halves G5 - quarters 81 80.
- Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ccrtili-
cafes of Packages in the above splendid Lotto
res, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an GfcnDm NJ caci dfGmiHg Will he sent when re-
que>ted, to I'll who may order Tickets from us.
J. q. GREGORY Il co,
Oct ~ NyBanfrS Rrtmn9i "a
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DRESS COATS! DRESS COATS :
~ G. DUNSPAUGH s. CO. have Just recelv-
ed three dozen Dress Goats, OF English and
French Cloth, ranging from eleven 10 twenty-five
dollars Call al the new clothing store, NO. -,
West Main street, doors from K. Ii. Jens III
corner. Os'' ~
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I'nI-IT TREES.

-, FRUIT TREES. ~
The subscriber has for sale, Al the Viz Z
cinia Nursery. on the Wc>iham Road, ! mics
from Richmond. large quantity of all The most
choice varieties of Fruit Trees cultivated in this
climate OF Apple Trees, there are more than
fifty varieties-ot Peach Trees forty varie-
ics-and great variety Of Pear. Plum, Cher
nv, &c, &c Sc. Also Grape Vines of every
choice variety: Norton's Seeding. Lee NaiF,
Calawba, Hebermen'.s Madeira &c. He has
also 10000 giant Asparagus roots, from one 10
) years old Raspberry Vines, Gooseberrv, &C.
All or which can be had at the usual market
81 Orders addressed (post paid to the sub
scriter, orto LEWIS HILL will he promptly at
tended TO- The Trees. &c, will be packed IN
such manner as 10 be carried safely any dis
lance.
Oct 22-c2awl0t JAMES VIA.
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A TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE, AD-
JOINING RICHMOND.
r OFFER for sale privately, the above tract OF
i Land. containing between three hundred and
fifty and four hundred acres. 1t is situated
in the county of Henrico, about two miles from
the Main stree, OF Richmond, being Land former
Is owned by Reuben Blakey. deceased and now
occupied BY Mrs. Redfori and Mr.. r; B. Boyd
Contiguous 10 il are the lands Of Mrs Cook, Mrs
Geo Blakcv and Me>srs. Mabin, Poe. Starke
Gregory and New. 1t Is rare that an opportunity
offers OF purchasing land so near Inc city OF Rich
mond. and embracing so many advantages Is are
united in this tract Any person DESTROYS o: pur-
chasing this Land, can be shown il BY calling
upon the present occupants; and tor information
as to price, will please address The subscriber,
who resides in Lynchburg. The terms OF credit
will be liberal and made entirely to suit The con-
veniencc OF the purchaser.
Oct. l-d3t c2m
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7 +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y. FlCE, OPPOSITE THE Posi- OFricE.-Bul-
ieiln @. Prizes for this week
Tuesday: $4,000; Tickets s.
Wednesday 3 prizes of 10000; Tickets s.
Thursday 5000 ana 10000: Tickets s.
Friday: 1000; Tickets ].
Saturday: 5000 Tickets So
Also for Saturday $4,000, 10000, 1000, 30
81 1000, 80 Of 500, lS2 OF 300 bein. the lowest
) No. prize. This last is a splendid scheme For
pFize Tickets call on. or send 10 J. F. WORD
;, 10 40 SO, worth 5000, sold and paid al sight,
Friday, BY WORD.
ind yet Another,
Whole Ticket Nos 81 80 81, worth $3.50, in
Alexandria Lottery, drawn Saturday, sold by
Oct % WORD.
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n FOR RENT-A very desirable iaml-
"a " residence in Philips Row, opposite
-!=.a.M, Messrs. Hooper & Osbornc's shop-pricc
500.
Also, 4 small tenement in the rear of Mr.. Jas.
Harden's siahle-prcc 500.
Also, three tenemen,s on Union Hill-price
S115 each.
Also, one of those small stores in Watcrman's
Row, near the Old Markct-prcc 500
Also, the store on Shockoe Hill, opposite the
Dcpol, lately occupied by John II. Jurey Esq,
As a Grocery and Commission Store.
Also, the store lately occupied by James r.
Grafton, Esq.
Also, store No 81, Isles Row. cross street
leading 70 hlayo's bridge.
Also, store and cellar under the Oid-Fellow's
Hall next door below The Confectionery Store.
The abo:c described tenenef;> will be rented
very low 10 good and pernancn, tenants. APP
ply TO GEO. w. ToLER,
Agent and Collector Lislcs Row.
Semi Off
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YORK MARKET. Oct. PC.

Pots are very dull al "a lSi; Pearls
i,HsS,a, 81! a 4 31s. The receipts are
T., ,''.~, ,r :. ana the stock in warehouse is
a' 'f'u r.'r.,s Flour is little higher to-day
Hss''s.,,,..Ise> 81 Sl.. Good wheat brings 81
-ses''t M. nm - a Sc Rye "A a 15c. South
s'.h - The marke, is firm, but the enquiry
c'-..s me sales reach only 800 bales, chiefly
.;',.." .,noaer>. We annex the quotations:
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OLD MARKET HOTEL

TIME Proprietor OF the above named House
i returns his thanks TO his friends and The pub
lie generally for past lavorS and hees leave 10
inform them, that he is receiving by every arrival.
large supplies OF FRESH OYSTERS, which
he can warrant 10 be as sood Is any brought ~
this market The evidence of this can be pro-
duced al any time he is also supplied with
all kinds Of WILD GAME, such as WILD
TURKIES, DUCKS, PARTRIDGE sORA.
&c, &c, &c, in their season.
Families supplied with Oysters on the most
accommodating terms. Snacks served up 10 or
der
The public are requested 10 call, and test the
quality and quantity of the above
GEORGE +. SADLER,
Oct l7-l2t 9! West Main ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n DUNSPAUGu & CO have JUS, received
". another splendid To- OF goods consisting OF
English and French Cloth CuakS, Pants. Vests,
and fancy articles; and all of which will be sold
cheap for cash, al The New Clothing Store, a,
West Main Street, ) doors from I. II. Jcrsins's
Corner Oct. %
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A FRIEND AND LOOkER-ON
fFrom he .Nnii@nidn, oct. &c.
NiEElTJ

We understand that the Wings are making ex-
tensiyc arrangements 10 circulate faiit accounts
Of the election in Ohio and Pennsylvania, next
week. Money is freely expended 10 convey By
expresses, fabricated returns into States which
vote at a subsequent day Ii is supposed lha,
these false returns will cxhibi, less than two-thrds
Of the Republican vote Ii IS farther suggested
thai these returns are alrcady printed, done up in
wrappers, and actually dirccted 10 the individuals
10 whom they are 10 he sent in thousand direc-
ions
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ST. MARI'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, n. c.
R,. RE- l.. S. Ices, u. n. TNihf-Rer. Abcrt
Sb'.acS RcctoT.
TIME WINTER SESSION Of this School
l. will commence on the Isl Dcccmbcr A
puncual attendance ol the pupils is earnestly It.
qucslcd
Terms, payable in advance, or before The close
oil the month o January.
For Board and English Tuition, per scs-
Sion or months. 800 90
Tuition in French, ~ 80
in Music, on Piano or Guitar - %
with - % for The use OF Piano.
on the Harp. 80 90
with $40 Tor The Use OF the instrument
Tuition in Drawing and Painting. Is %
Pens and Ink, -
Board. &c. during vacation, 10 M
y. i. Beds and bedStcads are furnished b. tie
School, pupils are required 10 furnish their OWN
bedding ana towels The clothing of pupils
should I've distinctly marked with the owner>
name in full. Mrs. s;medes will superintcn'
any purchases parents may authorize ihciT
children to make in The City, but no accouD'
will lie ol.cnel al any Store without the express
sanction of parents or guardians. The religious
services of SUNDAYS being held in The Chapel olhc
institution hy tie Rector, pupils have rarely occa-
sion 10 visi. the city and the paincst attire all That
they require Extravaganza in dress is oppose.
10 The principles and practice OF The School an!
parents vino cntrus. the care OF their chib'rcn'>
wardrobe entirely 10 the discretion OF the Rector
and his assistants, will never haze occasion Ia
complain on this subject.
The pocket money VI pupils mns. be placed il!
The hands OF The Rector In making purchases
for their children. parents will have respect 10 the
iollowin. regulations: The ordinary dress OF Pc
pill. in winter, will consist Of such Articles ol
Mcrino Moulin dc Laire Calico. or Bingham,
Of dark colors, Is they may have in their posses
sion The drcSs ot thc .Scdooi 10 be used on sun
DAYS and other special occasions must be oi Me-
rno, or Mouslin dc Lame, OF a dark blue color,
made without trimming. The dress for the Soirccs
must be OF plain white cambria, with no other
ornamen, than blue or pink ribbon. Bonn'iS
must be of straw, with a dark blue ribbon, in
winter and in summer, with ribbon OF lighter
color. The ordinary dress for summer, mus. h.
oil Calico or Ginglam the dress inr Sunday, o!
plain white Cambria Lace in any form, Artificial
flowers. and .Iewelry OF any description, ale en-
,irely forbidden.
Pupils are allowed 10 accepl invitations in the
City. for the day, only once month; and never
for the evening. They have opportunities OF
seeing their friends at the Soirces, which arc
stately held during Tie Session. Oct. Isl.
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N7ORTHAM's OFFICE. No. :, Exchange
~ place

N-ORTHAMS OFFICE. No. :, Exchange
w Place.
!ScIcmes Ertic tjct
Tucslay Oct $50 oG0, 5000, 5000. 235s
50. ~ OF 1890. Tickets s.
Wednesday, Oct. :0-S:'00N0 in > prizes,
2,50l, 1000, DOS, &c. Tickets -.
Thursday, Oct 3l-$l5 900 10000, 5000,
$500, 2,o00, ,29s, &c. Tickets -.
Friday. Nov. $1,000, 1000, Go 400, } OF
800 &c. Tickets 81.
Saturday, Nov. 2-:s:30,OOO 10000, 1000, 1910.
80 of 900. &c. Tickets $40.
Also. Noy. 2-SsoOO aOCO 1900, 1855, OF
1000, &. Tickets - 81.
.AadD b. dyurn sooa n; 1crandriu.
November 2i-S3o, 10000 1000, 3,27O. 80 OF
1909 &c, Tickets so.
November 9ih-6 prizes OF 10 900 each, $500,
asa, - of 1000 SC Tickets $40.
Nor. lG,h--siO.ooo, 10000 10000, 5000 1000,
30 o.! 1890, &c Tickets Sl2.
Oct est
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To CASH PURCHASERS OF READY
MA Ill. CT OTIlINlI

MADE CLOTHING.
C,H.AS MERCHANT has on hand a fall
> supply Of almost every article in his line,
which will be sold for cash (a.a tof cash oatp)
Ill gery reduced prices.
By combining his sales TO cash altogether he is
enabled 10 buy for cash, and thus secures 10 the
purchaser all the benefit of low prices. Besides
he mas no losses 10 make up out of those who
pay, which must always be done, 10 greater or
less extent, in credit business. His stock is all
made NJ BIZ himself, and is kept constantly full
anl co.nPl3:e
In addition 10 Ready-madc Clothing, he has
goo! supply of French and English Cloths
cas>imeIs ana Ves,ing>, which will be made up
10 measure at short notice, at very low prices
an III superior style. A share OF patronage is
Particularly requested.
SILAS MERCHANT,
Oct 70 100 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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~ 900 bales.

->..S'' SgIe> 10 some extent have been made at
!" - ,.r,s The receipts are quite large.
= , /, + Drudge casks are in demand al 20
Wrs,cin ana prison bbiS - 21i cts.
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II lie Crcilors of tic Banlrrpfs aJorc mcsfioucd
Notice is hereby given. that the assets mem
toned in the order Of Court above, Is on deposi,e
in the Bank of Virginia TO the credit otihe Court
Of the United States, Eastern District Of Virgi-
MIA, at Richmond, in The Bankrupt eases therein
stated, that after ten days notice, dividend and
distribution will be made Of the said assets and
such other assets as may he recovered in any Of
the said cases before the passing OF an order for
oi>tribuiion therein.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Gen. Assignee.
-, .l-h-1nfd
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"a FREE TRADE "a
SsS II cA m general aod crcfg 5odg in 90
I'3HicHiGr.
ETAKING ii a point TO purchase where can
vi scl The best articles at the lowest prices,
J. i'll rclarn, Invite tie Public generally 10 give
lne call, and trade Oh the same term>-aS
am selling a Very small advance on the cost
price have now on hand Il full and complete.
assortment Of hats and caps, OF every style and
quality SO that all tastes ana fancie> may be
suited and at prices ranging. Tor hats, from 81.
Cts 10 Sand caps, from - cents To SO You
have merely, call 10 make sure of bargains.
II. GARBANATl, Shockoe Hill
Oct lift Hat Store, l39, Broad street.
- NEW FALL BONNETS.-Thc sub
~ Scrihcr> have lnst opened beautiful a>sort-
ncnt OF Lcshorn, >,raw-colored. SILK, Black
Bomhaznc, ami Trimmed Willow Ronncis.
LONDON, WILL!NGHAM 4 DREWEY.
Semi II 2S-ii
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THOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
Up L u R(IlLAS(lA

THOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE
DR L. n. ROBINSON
CONTINUES 10 Offer his professional ser
~ vices to those who may prefer the BOTAN-
iC PRACTICE. DR. Il. is 4 graduate of The
Medical College of Ohio, has devoted several
years 10 the study OF MEDICINE, SURGERY,
and other branches connected with the science ot
Medicine including two lul courses OF Lectures
upon subjects usually taught in reputable Mcdi-
cal Institutions. His experience and success
during The last nine years, in the treatment OF
Chronic forms Of disease such a Dyspepsia,
Liver Comp!ain,, Drops, Rheumatism, Ash
ma, Scrofula, Fits, Spinal Affection, and all the
forms Of disease peculiar 10 females. justify tho
assertion, that a large majority OF those who have
long been afflicted, and have dc>paired Of getting
well, may b., by judicious Use OF the BOTAN
&c remedies, restored TO health and strength.
- Persons residing at distance can obtain
board with Dr. T., which will make greatly in
their favor The Doctor will attend personally
in cases OF MIDWIFERY-charsc only So
4 supply OF genuine Botanic Medicine for sale
wholesale ard re:ail-also, Thomson's new book,
containing s3i pages.
Oct 7-e3m Fl street, Shoekoe Hill.
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nor SALE-The house ani 10! on Church
! Hill, At present occupied Is Henry a. Akin
son, EsG. The honse i 4 splendid two story
brick building well finished win kitchen and sta
bic Of the same material II is situated on The
corner OF NJ and 26lh street, ID 'front.' and l32
fee, rear, and is well calculated 10 have one or
more dwellings erected upon il. The owner is
about quitting the city. The property will be
sold low, and on verv easy terms, viz one-lhfd
cash. the m>ine al II and Is months. with inter
cst. Apply 10 GEO. W. TOLER,
Oct - Agent and Collector, Li>c'S Row
Observation-Disclosures Lie
VI TuEEs.-The Lectures, Introductory TO The
regular course of Lectures in this institution, Will
commence on MONDAY, 1>,h. al l., O'Clock, and
he continued during The week i'll the following or
der The rev College Building being prepared,
will be opened on Monday. n II o'clock, on
which occasion The Rev Or. plumer will de-
liver a Dcdicatory Address and Prayer-a'ler
which, Dr. Warner will deliver The first Intro
ductory Lecture.
Tuesday, at oclock-Dr Chamherlaync.
"Wednesday, do. DIR. Bohanndn.
Thursday, do. DR. Wyman.
Friday, do. DR.. Cullen.
Saturday, do. Dr.. Maupin.
The members of the Medical profession, the
Bar and Clergy, with the citizens generally, are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
AUG l.. WARNER, Dean.
Oct a3-lwd
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE
"A The subscriber has for sale, within the
r. d suburb, OF the city, several small houses
5 ~. and lots, very low Terms easy; say
onc-hird cash, and the rest at one or Two years
with interest GEO w TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
Oct 25-if
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AMMUNITION OF WAR.
T AM jrst receiving from the manufacturers
l the following Ammunition, all OF which is
warranted fresh, and OF the most approved qua
lilcs, and now offered for sale as cheap as ii
can I've purchased elsewhere:
% or. kegs OF l'FF
y Or do do Eagle
5 kegs Eagle Canister Duponls cclehra-
5 kegs Paper led Gun-powder.-
Pigeons & Wik's The most celebra-
VIM. L. Buttons ted English Pow
John Hall Y Sons der now in use.
Hay, Merricks & Co.
English Superior Percussion Caps
German and French Split ardCommon Caps
Rifle, Pistol and Muskct Balls
Shot all sizes Gun Flints: Walkers Patent
Wadding: Eley's & Goodwn> Patent Shot: Cat
ridges. Pistol ami Mu>ket Blank and Ball Cat
ridges. IHoS ifR ER,
Gun ana Sporting Store
Dc, lG-2aw3w No. 60 Main St.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
THOMAS q CHARLES ELLIS,
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Importers Of Dry Cunts, He,d,rore, CnEe,y, and
GaHS,
HAVE REMOVED TO No. ioG, MAIN STREET,
The tenement with two-storv Granite Front, next
To Mr. William Mitchell
THE undersigned viii receive FEW days, hy the
ships "Rob Roy and Orchard Anderson,' from
fiverpnol direct, their Fail Importation In their Dry
Goods department. they Offer the vety hest Guods b-
obtained in both Foreign and pomesllc markeis--su,h
Cloths, blankets, Sapi Cations Fiannels, Woolleus
of every kind for servants Irish Liren. Prnt,
Hosiery, &c. In The tiardaare Department, they far
nish Large, brauriiU and unusually varied
all of which they pledge themselves sell prices
low may be foud At any other house In tie city,
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
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