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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKErs-wHo,.EsAL PRICES

RICHMOND MARKETs-WHOJ.EsAL Prices
Ear The REX endiss ThMrsdop ereaing, sept :.
TOBACCO-Thr inspections continue 10 " "ea''
for The season. with very Ii:ilr animation ~ Tue
There Is come decline in prices for all Sorts, u '.o"
cents 10 81 per leo lbs. We quote lnss 81 - 10 W.
common leaf 81 90 10 59-gooi 10 fine 80 % " ~ ~
fine manufacturing IS 90 to 10 oo
FLOUE-The receipts begin TO increase-ihe uehahu
however is mited: sales of small lots are maoe .
10 4 75 some parcels have brought 81
WuEAT-Sales OF red Al IS 97l cents prime WINE
at 81 co.
CORN-5o cents per bushrl.
OATs-sales at 37l cents per bushei.
WHEAT oFFAL-Bran -! cents; Shorts loi ceh's'
Brown SturFs % cents ship Stuff IS cents.
CoTToN-Gl a II cents rerlb Stock iui'e small
COTTON YARSs-Richmond and Ma na e G. = -
tory priccsl Nos L. la, IL c.; Nos u TO ~ ,d
r.t,,s family "s round c. Western sides,
sas, c., shoulders u G. laiu : " ~ sh., fam
CATTIE-Bref tom - 10 81 %. gross sneep ,,un'
81 so to 50; vea!s from s. TO 80 J LOGS - - -"
BIuTrER-Mountain. drkin 10 IL! Cts per b. ana
scarce Fresh Butter from "a TO 10 cis
FISH-IERniSGs: No llerrlngs ga y 10 Store
COrfEEERio 6; cents; Ct. Domingo a Ct; L.
cuvra "A Z; Java "a lil-s,ock light, demand "ode-
TEAs-Imperal aud Gunpowder IS cents 81 % per
ib., Black q a 90 cents. ,o.L
SflGAlS-Ncw Orleans sugars ~
lisLt; Porto Rico y e.; 81 ulox y LOAF Sugars
II i2,- demand good all kinds
MoI.aSSES Cuba Is 80 cenis Porto Rico 81 ~ G
prime New Orleans in bbs. 32 a33 cents aro
BRANDY-Olari, Dmpuy < Co. 81 20 ~; 20 :.
Seisnettr con ~; Init dirn 10 oc. saArfac p a.
3 81; Peach dull AT 81 C. 81. Frees nomiha' 'e!
dull.
RUM England. in bblS, 80 cents.
WUlSKEY-We quote bbls at % C.; no mas. III '"''
ket.
GlN-American 30 cts Holland 81 per gallon. n
CANDLES-Ta!lnwS Il lGl; sperm 80 y; nun 'in
tent I2d n 10 cents per ID. a. 800,
OlL-Wintrr sperm 81 . 100 cents; whale Az ceh'si
bleachrd do. Is SIS; Linsred y 10 Is cents.
soAP-fcr brown 81 cents per To-. "hte mn" va
rieghted i2a "a. .,cs
LIME-70a IS cents. 20 ,, unL
PLASTER-Lump, from The wharf, 81 BASIN DAMN
81 on. Tierces of 500 lbs siuund : 3D. -, =, -,
COAI-lOto g cts. per busliel best Glover NM ~ W.
IRON-Plr $40 a %; Swrdes ST3a 10 per ION En-
rlisb s.5 gJ Trcdrear Richmond inanuiactoryl Soo;
Tn Country Bar Ss2l e3
sTEEI.-tmcIican blistercd Silo per ton.
ctr NAlLS-4s cents per To-
SUOT-5i a 81 cents per H.
FEATHERS-2g "a 80 cents per Id Tor i've geese
ESCHAN6ES-Nrw York checks, / prem; rhila-
drlphia, prem; South Carolina, dIs.; treasury ,,
Notes nrem; Alabama, & 9 dis; baltimore ufal's,
urrn,: North Carolina, az dis wheeling, az -
tennessee 3 dls Specie, prem; on London y ~
cent prem.
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LAW SCHOOL.

HAVING derived great advantage 10 my
IL health rom uarcIiDg This Summer, pro.
poSe.io open Law School 10 the city OF Rich
mond, 10 be conducted or the Plan pursued by
me at The University Of Virginia. My princi-
pal Text book will be my own Commentaries,
which may be procured b. The Student from my
self; other books necessary 10 the course may be
readily procured, as they are wanted in Rich
mond The Schco! 10 be opened on The 18th OF
November, and 10 close on The 18th OF May
The course will embrace Lectures on National
Constitutional and Municipal Law. The Fee
for admission into the School will be $50, paya-
BILE Oh entrance
HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
Sap, If
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WicI,,n0nsI Acadcny.

THIS Institution will open on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER next. r. t. w. Duke, Esq, will
have charge Of The classical department.
The Principal, besides his general supervision,
will give, personally, instruction in The various
branches oil Science.
A number of teachers will be employed, in
suitable proportion 10 that Of the scholars.
Besides the usual branches OF a liberal educa-
lion, The Principal purposes introducing course
which, more or less useful oall, is particularly 50
10 that valuable class of our citizens, "the me-
chanics.n Ii will embrace 50 much Of the fol-
lowing branches of knowledge as is OF practical
utility in The mechanical arts, viz. Arithmetic,
Geometry, Mcnsura,ion, Mechanics, Hydraulics,
Machinery, including The steam-ehgine, Survey
ing, Engineering, the principles OF Architecture,
Carpentry Stereotony, and construction in gene
raj, with drawing plans machines, and pcrspec-
tive
The selection of the branches, and The exlen!
10 which they will be Taught TO each scholar, will
be regulated BY his own views and instructions.
c. CROZET, Principal.
g., y
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THE FAIRFAX INSTITUTE.

NEAR ALEXANDRIA. ID. g., viii be open form.
y reception 4 pupils IN The Isl day CT :'ri;cmhe'
The arrangement, Of his School al the present uu,
are sirh, II y confidently believed, II mrti' a oa
nuance of the favor Which. inI many trar>, Il h.,
prnrnc,d from ia pub IT, The Prime pal viii e ait!
his dulles by thTct as-.tin' teachers 81 .rfy >tc
qualifications, no viii reside Ia his family, sat
ha." 10 other cng .erincnIs. His own time VII =,
wholly given 10 the Improvement; nf ms pupils nhtt
he Is enabled, from long experience, 10 undertake wta
increased confidence Of succrs-.
The French language VIII he Taught by Professor |,
Iourtr, formerly IL the Philadelphia iii.h School
Application for aGmttance should be made imnei
ariy.
Circulars, containing the Of studies, &c. miy
be Obtained hy application 10 The Rev. George SINH
Principal. theological Seminary T. @, Fairfax couhr
Virginia. Aug. 19--t&d2sw2s
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ahIrCil-EHiiI se1isinary.

MFRS. Caroline Eliza Mayo intends 10 COM
W. mencc The next session of her School on
alonday the 22,l OF September. The saii>lac-
ton hitherto expressed by Ter patrons, gives her
great encouragement 10 persevere III The delight
iui occupation otteaching.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar Geography and Hi>ory will be taught on
very moderatcterms. Fifty cents will be charged
TO each pupil for Fuel Aug 2S-w3t
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SANDS, sARSAPARILLA-"Be SO good, !" said ~
y ogehrs 10 Alexander, who asked If he could he OF
service IN le phiIosnphebr good as TO stand irnm
between me and The sun" There are many who per-
init prejudice to sand between them and The sun
Such would assrrdy be the situation Of that ndividu-
who ,hId refuse IN take Sands SnrsapaTilla for ma
lignant ScrofuIa Liver Complaint, Eysp-ias, or any
disease Of the glands the skin. Can there be any
rer.ons Who after reading the conclusive testimonials
in possession Of the Messrs. Sands, would thus stand
in their own lishi?"
For further particulars and conclusive erdenc. OF lis
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may
be obtained of agents gratis.
0 Prepared and sold, wholesale and refill, and for
expectation. by A. b. SANDS & Co, Druggists and
Chemists, Granite Buildings No % Broadway, corner
of Chambers .,reet, New York. Sold, also, BY ALIEN
AMBER DUvAL & CO., Agents, Main street, Rich
mond Va Prce-sl per bottle. or six bottles for 50.
Sept. 5
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NEELCLiL.

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
John L. Picket. Of kcniucky, Is u nsui OF me
u States Tor TURKS island, in the place oil ADra-
ham Morrll, recalled.
Silas A. Comstock, naval officer Tor The dist'icl
of Providence. Rhcde Island, vice Moses Richart-
SON removed.
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LOTTERY Notice.

DERSGNS at distance wishing 10 have a
i Ticket in that fine Loeryio be drawn 9th,
nave rnly 10 enclose he amount they wish 10 in
vest 10 The undersigned, aud get their tickets by
return mail.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 81 81, Capital Prize,
sold by J. F. WORD.
Semi
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HoYT's PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawins of
IL Leesburg, Glass 35:
81 10 10 II 10 81 76 50 4 81 81 ;.
Drawing OF Alexandra, Extra. Dos:
G3 65 - % 80 81 "a Is 9 Is 80 AZ II 10.
Drawing OF Alexandria, Extra. 2O9:
24'7 53 6S "A ? 50 81 IL AZ So l9.
Alexandria, Ezra 2i0:
GO Is 10 IL Is 81 Is 81 AZ 80 81 90 IL.
Sent 5
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Sept. 2-tuf& S If

MISS G. Nj. WATTS SCHOOL,
miss GEORGIANNA NJ. WATT will re-
lNl sumo the duties of her School on Mcniay
the 18th instant.
She returns her thanks 10 her patrons and
friends for The liberal patronage She has hereto
FIRE received and will continue TO devote her
hos, eyerlions 10 the improvement Of her pupils.
The usual branches OF an English education will
be taught, and if any Of her patrons wish, lessons
will be given in drawing and painting.
Her mother, Mrs. Wat, can accommodate one
or Two pupils as boarders. Price OF board 800
Ter The session Of 10 months. Sept. 4-d&c2!
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PUBLIC MEETINCi IN LOUISA.

PUBLIC MEETING n LUUISA'
A meeting Of The people Of Louisa will be ned
at Louisa Court House on Monday, the SIN cay
Of September 1915, 10 appoint delegates 10 The
Convention 81 IlarIi>onl,urg. /, be held 10 con-
slider The extension Of The Louisa Railroad.
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MARRIED.
.l)EATIIS

Married on Wednesday Evening lhs 81 inst,
BY The Rev j. E. Jctcr, Mr.. WI. G. GARDNER, 20
Mis- Mary ANN TRowER all o.!his city.
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NOTICE

NOlICE.
THE Tarpahannock Seminary, under The 'nu'so'
L charge of Mrs. Lucy Y. Gray, will reopen 90 4
first day OF October, for III: reception Of young a'f
They " II be instructd in all ihr branches OF 10.
Literature. rs they become suitably prepared 10 -
upon them ..
Miss Sarah Tole, known by many f'r her lhn' /.
and superior qualifications III teaching, WI a''f'
Gray In the conscientious discLarae o the dnlir; 81
Seminary.
TERMS As HERETOFORE:
Board for ten months
Tuition in the frs: department
Second department
Bed and bedding S.; Fuel 90 ,.,.
Latin and Music will be taught oy gel 'irn'rh u =
own prices. r,.rt
instruction will he given, II desired In M ~
Language; likewise in Embroidery, DRAWING ram
Worstrd Work, &C., &C., at extra charges.
PATRONS:
Mr.. William A. Wrigh, Of Tappahannoes', pm
dion l.. Carter of La caster county, VT Joan IN
Of TappahannGck; Mr.. George ffrdet.A ~ T,p,,
We.tmorrlahd county; Dir. Richard CiotI"n y,
hammock; Mr. John criicher. JE: o' ,a'ra@I 81
county; Mr.. George Dobyns Of iallwv.'c s',r- H.,
James Elicit OF King & Queen eonn': -" N. nm
by OF l., nchhurg; Mr.. William D. Me,h,! ,,,nt,. "
comfy; Mr.. Washington Perkins oil -. %cn,sc
HARDWOOD Of Richmond county; Nj. VIZ, p,enns.s
of G'ogcesier county; Mr. Claibroo.,, !. ,o,nt,.
county: ! Dr. Francis ID jones Of Dn"iuu'e sr.w
Tappxhannnck, Essex county, srp'eInOe' -
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.Su saIE or VALUABLE NEGROES.

CASH SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.
an MONDAY, The 2lnd day Of The present month, az
~ Halifax Court house. being Halifax Court day, we
will sel, for cash, public auction, about twenty lse
ly Negroes belonging 10 the Estate Of Jesse ar
est satisfactorily endorsed will be received as nanev.
Also III be- sold, in the Town Of fatmviile' on hn's
day, tie q Of September. two likely Boinien OF saiu
Sent Set ny THE LEGATEEs.
or Whip i'll copy.
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Mrs. iNcad's SChool

TfHlS Institution will br opened for the ,r,..,,.
nf boarding and day scholars on the ,,, dav fn
profrso ofdisngni-hed ability: and The cou,se - M
dy and christian discipline in the school and l,m,
Will continue ls heretofore. 'f
Lectures IN English aud French ai be deli,.,.,
throughout the session, and the Young ladies' OF Ia.
mi'y will pursue i course Of Reading In His,orv
Standard Poetry. ~
Reference l. made 10 the following gentlemen. ia
nave daughters or wards in the Institution: RI Rev
r. liraili' E'g James Seldom, E.q., Charles +. u,
horne Esd, Richmond; Ctm Ap Catrshy Jones, J.d,.
). \; Mason, Washington; Nelson Page, Esq, Cnp,,',
land; James Gait Esq, Fluyanna.
Aug l9-ctlO
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Education

ra,n me.a session o. The Subscribers School WIN
h.. Sehoolrcoms on Marshall Street orpositr 81 Jsn,.
Church. such improve inebt- in the hu,Itin.
and comfort III The pupils.
The regular course 81 instruction win euh,,e. ~.
English Branches, Ancient and aiodrrn I.,ns,,,a'
and Mathematics
John Dahncy. E.q will assist Tie >uh.fr,L.ri,
Quoting The Engl,,h and Classical S,d.. NJ. ~
Languages VIII be Taught by experienced Tearber
Pupils, drsir0us OF study ing Chemistry v IN l.. :.
united 10 the Lectures an The subject. at the Nd,
College, without matIicuating Students Of M, ~
sliutom. ~ :"
Fees payable half in advance and the ba'anr. an ~.
Isl of Marrh. ) M,rpry,"e
Aug. lg-rtf -
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Annual Commence OF Hampmrn
i Sidney College will take place on the i7'h
OF September next.
On the ! 9Th, the Rev w. S. PLrMek, D. D.,
OF Richmond, will deliver al address as repre-
sentative of the Phianihropic Society
z. A. PALMER,
G. C. VENABLE,
Aug oe-cld Committee.
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ON WEDNESDAY night, July 23d, or Thurs.
" day morning, between The city OF Richmond
and Smiths x Roads Powhaian county, (alonS
the main Buckingham Road.) a Double Case,
Seconds, Silver Lever WATCH, Jos. Johnson,
Liverpool, maker, No. 1890 with heavy, plain
Gold Chain, and a cared Seal with clear stone'
with lie initials r. P. upon The same.
Twill give reward of Fifteen Dollars LOT !he
watch and chain, or Five Dollars for any ih!of-
nation which may lead 10 their recovery
JOHN NJ. MILLER,
Aup 10. e2aw5w Powhalaa.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

]. a. CLAKNSUN & %,
I0,portc,s ami Deolers in Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS,
No IL, BROAD STREET,
Between Sth and oh, Shockoe Hill, Richmond,
A RE now receiving their Fall supply OF
n HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS,
which they offer for sale AT very reduced prices
Merchants visiting The city will find il greatly 10
their advantage 10 give US call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as We possess advantages possibly
over any other house in this city, and are deter
mined 10 give entire satisfaction.
Sepl.5 }. a. CLARksON Co
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EDUCATION.
EIpssasiOsl.

~ P. BURRrsS will resume The exercise, -
y School on Monday, 18th September next in :,
basement pf the Univernist Church. The lo,,,' ~
cenlial and retired, and The rooms are arsr a y,
pleasant His course OF instruction VIII riabr.,,, ,aa
various branches Of an Enslisi Education, ios,,,.
with the Latin and Greek l.anLua-e- se'h'i
Terms, Is Heretofore, So 10 sia for the .cbo,
year of TEN months. '4S'e
Prnmpt and pnncual attendance on the par ~ !,
Pupils Is desired A., 10 " NJ
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL For
XOIIN(s DILS Ia p,ru,.l..... =.

YOUNG LADIES, IN RIcHMoNp. ",
MRS NOTTINGHAM respectfully announces "a h..
i friends and the public tina. The duties her cho
viii he resumed on Monday, sept asts.
The attention OF parents and guardians ID panicu.,.
ly solicited
The course nf instruction in This School ia thorour,
comprising all those studies necessary 10 complete
useful and highly mn shed education.
TkhS'-f" Board, Tuition in English French L.
tin, Greek, Instruction III Music the piano Ham ~
Guitar, made known upon Application 10 Mr.. Noun.
ham. AZ her residence, corner 81 aud Franklin .r,,
Richmond. sept 30
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EDUCATION,

TINE next annual session OF my -. ~" u !,
i boys, will Commence on tne iy .nogles
lenber. The subscriber gratefully acnn, .,..is.
the liberal patronage which he has e.T ! =.
from the citizens OF Richmond : ana s..i.,oc.
ensuing year, by attention 10 ~ r.
merit a continuance OF ihclE pa'fou'-,,
Terms for The session OF Ten H'0"'" 20
Lain, Greek and Mathematics, ne
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geosraph.' : 9
tory, &c, ;, - SIMMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

Wednesday nights Union gives the following
satisfactory account Of our little army in Texas:
LATE DE>pATcH-We understand that de-
spa!ches were received Yesterday, as late as The
2U,h August, from Galveston. Recent accounts
had been received from General Taylors camp
They are in good health and spirits The ariliie,
r. had provided themselves win some pieces OF
cannon which they wanted, and were mounting
Them in their Entertainments. The intelligence
from Matamoras represents the Mexican troops
as terrifying themselves and expecting reinforce
men,s.
Col Twiggs dragons arrived at Austin on
the 9Th August, where the Convection Of Texas
was assembled. II was calculated that he would
;oin Gen. Taylor about the 18Th Of the month.
The dragons had borne their journey 10 Austin
well and their horses we're in excellent order.
"rhcir junction would increase Gen. Tayiors
force to more than 800, and the daily accessons
thew were receiving would place our troops on,
Of all possible casualties from The assIessions OF
the advancing Me1icans.'
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10 pro,nole This The mcsl important interest," u
his children. his country, and Of posicrity. come,
then. We magistrates III every county; We IuoSes'
LAWYERS. farmers. merchants, mechanics ID what
ever capacily YOU maycrjoy the respect ana con.
f.lence of The community 10 which you hse, y,
each one emulate the honor oil 6cms FiSs ana
nroa actire in so goa, cause. Encourage W
your example your modest and dlihden' SUI -
their endeavofs 10 promote Us suIees, 49, I'D
their lives OF usefulness AMI henoiap'e idn,' ane
in those Of your sons sons, reap 'ne i''i '"o
ed reward Of all your endeaVofs. r,DNp,ro
WAR WITH MtxIco.-ln the event oil a war
with Mexico il is probable that Tequisl'lon
will be made on his State for part ol Inc ne, ne
ccssary force. Governor Brown loehln5 - ."'I
fact. has addressed letter 10 '!ia 49, -
War, on tchaifol our people, refues','s a"a
Mississippi di her Part Ct ne f%'"s :" ar, or
Texas she may lie permitted 10 40 so"rT ,drince
the hsatiag, 10 retain possession o. no arn;l,ed
He desired that Mississippi might DC e':n.'t e
10 furnish volunteers. ,nerr being no necessity io1
a DRAFT Major General John NJ. Dnheiu, anu
Brigadier General A. g. Bennett, nave .enee Iii
their services 10 the Governor IN inc rye"s "a, .ao
is made upon Mississippi Tor men. nls az, ~
honorable 10 those officers. h1s been announces
By The Governor to The War Department.
TlIsNSapEjda, !cth a"SuN.
Notwithstanding 70 The Bunker Hill Az u.
FORA" considerable d, gree Of activity preshs,,s
at The Navy Yard at Chailestown, MaSsac ,nu
sets, where several vessels are neihS pun ~ 's"
diEess for sea. The Aurora says
The >loor OF war Marion, Commander I'm LeM W.
is E. simonds, destined for the Gull, WIZ sh "
ready for sea ahou, The last Of next week. sns
has cen in The dry dock ior examination ana no
came on, yesterday. She has been furnished
with an entire new armament from Alseas l"ap.
dry and is now waiting for few o. her s.'' Sr
risges. She will proceed from This port TO Nor
folk with recruits.
"The United States brsanine Boxer Is not
vet in commission. She has been thoroughly
overhauled and repaired in Ito dry dock, ana ma mas
now 90, her yards up and is nearly rugged. The
Boxer will be rea:y in about len DAYS
"The irigaie United States was taken mo me
dry dock this morning and viii le thoroughly re-
paired and got ready for SEA. An entire Few ar
mamcnl has also Seen received at The Navy
Yard for Ibis vessel"
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The trial Of the Ohio kidnappers was 10 take
place las, Monday, at Parkersburg. Thos Ew-
ing and J. C. Wright, fohio, were TO defend them
and Messrs. Harrison Of Clafksburg, and Sum-
mers of Kanawha, we're 10 aid J. J. Jackson 10
The prosecution for the State Of Virginia.
In the Federal Court for the Western District
of Virginia, Judge Pennybacker presiding, held
at Clarksburs, the case OF The United States rs.
Cummings Z. Jackson, for counierfeiiinS and
passing the current coin Of The United States,
was taken M. Some thirty witnesses we're sworn'
and two or three OF them examined. In Inc
mean time, Jackson, who has been going al large
during his trial, has fed. 1t is painful TO record
these escapes of criminals from The deserved pu-
nishment OF the law.
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PINE FOREST FEMALE SCHOOl

PINE FOREST FEMALE SCHOOL
THE fourth yrsr 81 This Schoo viii commence on ~
fist day Of Srp:enbrr neat, At nj residturr lnd
the instruction of Mia Lraon. who came FROM y,
York highly nended, and has Taught sueces.f i,
three years NJ my huusr Ia this School vii be taught
the variou. branches OF an English education Il.
Franch language, and Mu.ic on the Piano.
TEKM,-fO: board and tuition in EneIsh 500 sib
an additional charge OF SIS for the French Language and
s25 for Music on the Piano. These sums include NJ
charges for the scholastic year of ten months ie.
more hoarders would be- received. Ny Pcs, Otser
Lewis Stur~ Spotsyivania county. Va
aug 26-cwiw ELLIOTT DEJaRSATTr
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MANAGERS OFFICE.-T RUSSELL
wi BIGGER & co, Richmond, Virginia
AilraR5 al Hymt.
Drawing Of Pokomoke River Lottery, No. lis
81 26 Is ii 23 - 81 "a 30 Is 81
Half Ticket Nos. II 81 51-a small prize Of
5O0dollars sold and paid by BIGGER &CO.
gJLel The Cfedulow call anil see LIZ
This day, IL o'cock--Capitals: 10000 &c. 70
Nos, l3 drawn Whole Tickets Si-Halves
Quarters l..
s-rAlso the Dollar Lo;tery.s.x
Capitals Si0O0-1s Nos, IA drawn. Whole
Tickets 81.
g For Large Prizes and Promp, pay, call at
Fortunes residence.
Sept RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
CTRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5. South Iih
~ Street.
Let alllhc world say wha, they can,
For selling prizes STRATToS's the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS:
rs - 81 66 II SO Is 80 So 8 Is
Drawn Nos of Lcesburg Lottery No. So Sept. | ::
81 10 - : II IL q 81 76 SO 4 81 81 5
Ticket Nos. 10 II 81, one more prize. sold and
paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, Extra, 209, Sept :
9 G3 65 - 20 80 q Il 10 SO 80 AZ II IS
Ticket Nos Is IS -, one more prize sold and
paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria, Extra 2l0:
rs i8 10 II Is Ga Is 81 - 80 50 80 IL.