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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS viii offer Tor sale, at public
= Auction at Powh1tan Court House MONDAY the sixth
day Of October -IS st being PoWhatan dayJ
Of Land which d niann t. Meade aey Thu tract
about 600 o land Of and
Te Woods, and so Of low This
bic Plantation. with good dwelling house. Offices
and Farm house, and excellent GtIn-ry.
presumed wishing purchase VIE pre-
Lenre The cay Of sale. unnecessary par
tcur Eher Of the subscribers take pleasure showing
the property 20 any person desiring examine
Terms will be made known Of The
above lb!c lard believed good selling Trustees
only convey such title by OF
JOHN u. HARNIE Ir
g-ctd WILLIAM OLD iIue'oes-
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CLAY STATUE.

Tho contributions iup por-mouih and Norfolk county
hove been received, through Mf. L,us1 a. Watts.
T.. VI. RIDDLE,
AsaI.nnt- rfcnsn.nf.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL 81 MATHEMATICAL.
1--WE subscriber will BOYS
II Monday, The 18th Of September His
between Main and ransn viii repA
and alterations adding much its comfort
With 10 years Teacher IN. dut.s of
tie leann he e ability To
satisfy all reasonable expectations
TERMS-Tuton $50 per scholastic year OF
10 moIths payable quarterly when bills
considered
understanding TO the contrary.
WIN C. WILLIAMS. A. 81.
Mrs - A. WiltitN5 will tl, her
the day. TcraIs : he eiofoF-. se 3-a.wI
o. Miss MARY FoRBEs Will re- open her School
for Young Ladies Monday 2oth Her Sisters will
her, viii also their School for Gladden..
ri.hln1ni. Aneust 20. lsi5. wSM
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Is~.Tbe majority for Dodge ('oco) tor Congress :
$40, an, u.jeri,y sssins, Iie CONSTITUTION IS 3i''
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.


SErrrNpES 8. lstS.
ToBAcco-luspccdon. fall of daily both in quantity
and quality Prices much lower. u not low rs At
any during the season. aud in Of the most
uniavorable accounts, from the country to the growing
crop.
GRAIN-whcs,, hs, declined Sc; we quote it at 30 to
and Dcpoi, 31s37lc.
CUT NAlLS-It to 41c.
N. c. CoTroN-6AaIc.
TEAS-Imperia aud l;unpowdcr 75c. to 81. so; Black
Sua75c
wHlSKEY-Bbls 25c.; hhds. 2Ic.
CANDLES-Sperm 3oa3sc; Patent Sperm ioc HULA
Patent he; Tsllow i0aiaA.
CoFFEE-Ro 6iase; Lagusyra 7ias; 81. Domingo
6iao; lava lOialle.
HERDS GRAsS-s7ie do.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushc.
CLOVER SEED-ln demand, at s. Soa6 per bus.
FlSli-New No. shad SIia7i dull; No. herrings
sal.
fLouR-Receips Increasing sales Of Supcriinc in
small lots from Basin Bank Sisaii; Extra S.; Family 50
IRoN-Ps ss5as7i; English $50; Sweden $780, IRE
dcgar SluO
LlME-7Oa7sc pOr cargo
MoLASSGS-N. Orleans in bSls. 3ia32s; Porto Rico
3la33c; Cuba soc.
oIL-win,er ss5aiOo; Fall strained soas5 Whsle in
bhls. Ale.
PRovISloNS-Bacon (hos round) siassc.; Shoulders
7is?le; Sides st &C.; Lard s3a9c.
PLAlSTER-From the Wharf, S2i'3 per ton.
SUGARS-Thc market continues 6rm-St Crois sss3;
Porto Rico Il 81; n. orlesns7i ae
SHOr-5sc
SALT-wh.r 81 TO to ga: Store 81 60 to LES.
CATTLE-Bcef from S3i To It; sheep from 81 to -
Hogs i'Om s''04i rxcu,Ncr
n. York drafts AZ. CT. Baltimore drafts prem.
PhiladsipSia ] prem North Carolina .a5 die.
south Carolina i dis. Wheeling dis.
Treasury Notes iai prem, Tennessee 3d's
Alabama edis Specie PREM
COAL FRElGHTS.
To Rauuors u per hi.het FhladsiPhs Sash
cents to New rOts 6i cents to Boston cents; RA'"4 -a'
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CONSUMPPlVES.

BE voHr guard, IL yon tropiH aroii imposition >
rnpxPsoN'S CONpoCND sNNgP or TAR
AND WOOD NAPfIGISA.-1his unEivsled remedy iot
Pulmonary Consumption first introduced
IN. Fan OF isia sni that time -rd-
favour altogether unprecedented
Thousands ,housrd throughout the land
that medicine DISCOVERED las effected
OF
CONSUMPT
The wonderful popularity this sundry
It, and odt Cor ac Articles with
names thus doeeivns the unsssecnE. and practising
position on the Invalid The proprietor therefore feels csd
so"mny To IN. patient against all
lie syrup OF Tar and Wood MAI
COMPOUND syrup TAI aud Wood Narhs
the only remedy that IL ed for the radical
Pulmonary Diseases De Nmperns with Pulmonary Cousum
ton ead certainly tal result therefore be deceived
ash Tor Thomson Compound syrup lar Wood
take oth.t
PUer. so cts per bnule-six bottles Tor - 50.
For sale Rehnond by ALENR DUvAL h co. General
Agents Petersburg by Ch,s Coflinz Norfolk by NJ A.
Santos IN lynehbsrE by Jno H. s.ay fredericksburg Or
James Cooke anil q. u. Hunt SCI
IHNrRA FINE GREEN ANU BLACK TEAS
~ Erra Fine Gnnpowdet Tea
40. DO Powehors do-For sale by
NtI I
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MISS q. NJ. WATTS SCHOOL!

IvA sumo the duties ofhr School Monday the inst
she rturns her hanks her patrons the
hnea a,ronarc SIC has heretofore received
devote net best ei.sion. 10 the pup
The usual branches Of I'm - Education taught nm,
ny OF her patrons wish given Drawing and
Painting. ~
'ssus. rice OF bead 500 for the saoa VI 10
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BOSTON MARKET, FRIpAY AFTERNOON, Sept; 5.
Cutt1n-The Inarke; Is without animation aud prices
remain unchanged. Prlyisyns-Thee considerable
uvy, with improving price,. Sales OF prime Pork Sill
J; $50 hbls Mess Slii moe; $50 do clear Sl5alji
1 mos; $40 k,es Lard esc, e mos. Corn-Prices nave
declined. Sales OF yellow 55s56c; white Sic. Flour
-Sucs Of Gentsce, common brands, 81 92s5; demand
good Suga'-Prces frm with rather upward ten
deney. Sales Of 2O0l3O0 boxes 9alOc, according to
qualuy.--iiias
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Tie election returns incomplete, but enough i q
known 10 show lhli the STATE % true her ia.thhavug
both Wing Governor ard Leg stature.
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FLOR ASp GRsIN.-There il change today IN flour.
The receipts are III ,derate and il the demand. The
markc, without heIng brisk Is firm Si,75 for Genesee
and 81 6-i Si75 prime fresh Michigan and flat hoop
Oao. Round hoop OHIO Is Offered at SI62t. Southern
,ur unaer-d. ani quote Georgetown, How
ard old 81 625 and salsa SI,e75 Bran.
DIVINE Is held s.
There but few lots Of wheat the market. We
quote Southern 96i IS cents. There is Gene
wheat here. North River rye is worth SO cents.
Corn has arrived very freely. and prices are lower
About 1870 bushels u! southern, sold Tor oislng ct
Ia - weight aud 1900 bushels OF Southern yellow
st 55l 80 A sale OF Jersey made on
prvac terms. supposed about 20 Oats worth
IA 4 fnr r,naL--CIn. IIr
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ALIEN, DOMAIN Il BROTHER,


I'VE W INV T .tOIIIVN THE UUUIIN.
TF1HE subsebcrs No 81 Main
4 opened tcaufu sn fashionable good,,
ladies' which hsy particularly
Country Merchants snd others purchasing IN ths market
sup,r Fuu arI Reps, rich and beautiful article
Fine style Cashmere Di E'Coss, English and French
SUPER Figured RousGslias
Super Figured MeDoras ard Zanoias
Sir.Ici ami Claugabic Alhritcrs
Figd Eolelns, FouiOrd Mous.a.nes
Pliin AMI figdAilAecas
Bin and bli- CObuTgs, for Ladies Dresses
New style Prints
Wooden and Shaws, great variety
Linsn Cambria aAd other u ,nckrTchicfs
Long All fingered Mis- bk and white
aud " SisI Hose
Jaconet ud Swiss MusIins
Pain and Check tanbIie, large assortment
Lisle Lace and E'gng
Paris Gimp and Guides hH Fnie cord
Biz Homoazns. SiS FIorance Braid ard Willow Bcnasts
Bon-et Cap and I.usIrng RibaniS
These goods, with many been
and wall be Offered purchaser extremely
se9 LONDON. WIILINGIIAM h DREwRY.
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WiLLlAn~Hs Itt 70 ALE AND FEMALE
SEMlN RY!

WiLLlAM~Mt ItI 10 ALE AND FEMALE
EMlNARY!
TIME Scholastic Term of this Seminary be
Il the L., oecSer ard enis on the I've OF July.
The OF Instruction embraces in adit 10 the usual
hranehss OF pain English Eiues,i-n Rhe Composition.
Logic Ihc Mental Philosophy. Ch snisy Natural Philosophy,
Math, nia,ics, and th- GTv.k aud Latin tanSuases
The PtneIai Tcu Book, kith'm's English Gtanmsr
Mitch and Alas Bars raTse'S Logic,
rairy NJ ri rho hy brown. L. ON Mental Philosophy
Smiths Chemistry, NauTa Philosophy, Davies Ai
medic A bra Geomc,y Surveying and Caeuus and the nost
p'cvci odiuoas o'the Cassies-
rcad tng that comprehensive schsrl viii be
furnished for sIco
Tuition he les than BIO ,h,n $50
ta o thu bod and be rait in ADVANCE a.
hafon Mach Bosicts will b. charged With
board sni rups with the time of bee nins SUCH to
the Cn Of uhls wrhrawn the OF the sub
scIibsr.
wishing Ia,nEe this Seminary referred
PROF OF wam Mary 9th. Of ih subse her pub
lshcd lat Term in he Rehmcnd and Norfolk psp.rs-
Gin PRYOR.
Iltamsh Sent q. ct
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FEMALE SCHOOL

PowhRtRu.
VIE subscriber intends small school
Il October nc, andw be
boaider whom particular shall be paid every
The situation retired aud healthy hnthe Bpsh branches
frrt ch and Music, will Be taught
TS---s por eJ ssStis
Board aud Tuition IN English. e62 so
French. 5 90
Instruction n Mu,ie aud use OF Piano. 20 so
l Payments viii he required advance and dcductoa will
be inside, except the discretion OF TIC subscriber.
address. Gencto Poet Once Fowhatan
wM. MURRAY.
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II IL nj d V A L..
DRlNkER g. MORRIS.

liz AVE removed their Book and S,a,i,n.,v
soie W No W Main Street, door. hsLw ths Cro.. y,
NV 'sfn,sh ih"r u.,ansts rusle s,nsray
49,, psehSsu"n. OF Law. Medical Thsolos cal H,-
nriea seho and naok sts,lonrry on .,.,, .
siar. and Geee. sur'eyor. Compss~. h.ih. n,t,es
pa~int hateii, and .nt M p.sl
rooka Our sapi- are nearly an f,,h -. ~ "-hs
our od S'ani and ree' uy selected the No,,hI
thsnir - ~S" W e"ehVy her
10 rsrrt' our h,- partner. 1. .i with M. ,us NJ.
s"n'n an org "sper, the
Keeping up of our stock p,usuaib tho D-ra ne,, ~.
wal be i'nni at AIT mcs eompiec (aad TO rh,h -
attention OF the Legal Profcs IN, r,,,. "a
Atct the hou has done fory Ss ~
,ahshed publisher In this county. shall III n. ,an
honi they i>ne ifom The fe heh ss
DRiNkER d MORRIS
nooksrl-rs stitoo@rr nj N.
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LAW SCHOOL!

SAvING denvcd advantage my travelling
thi. SUMMER propose Law School the
Richmond q be e'niueted the by this Uni
i,y Of Virginia. My principal Text Book my
mcataTirs, which be procured by the from myself
other books necessary TO tie DC readily procured
they wanted Richmond The school he opcnd 18th
OF November and close 18Th Of aiay The
entT Lectures Natural Constitutional Municipal Law
The fee Tor adpont the school WILDE $50 payable
- 5-dIiSNov. IENEY Al. GEO. TUCKER.
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$40 REUtuD.
day morning Water the Columbian
Hotel God Wa'ch Chain AMI Key
description dsI ChoonomseI Baanes par
Jewels seconds gCi Duplex T. Woodward
London No. Si3lsTse Gold Curb Cham and Cod Key.
give dEder,
Columbian iiotc, my store.
wM. ANDERSON,
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Hon 5 Prcniisl at Misss.ippi, ~ about 10 remove
t. Now Orleans. future fe-idence. The Whigs Of
Lou,.ianl give him a hearty welcome.
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JERSEY CITY IRON FUUNDERY,

RY G.. KANOUSE, Manufactures Steam
~ EHRiaes, boilers, Gar wheels, ANIcs- I.ocomo-
tive Iunrouuds. ION an Improved PIan.) md
all kiuds of Rail Road Work.
At the shove Foundry Iron aai Brass nes OF TONE.
for Locomotives Churches stcam Cooking Appaans bot
FPS and otter ior heating Green Houses, Ayms
AMI uwcings-whh Hot Water. Al viii be- uiade
workman ike and pus the SOUTH
ERN hERCHANrS Pahisr &C. invited VI, eber
a call q. kANOUSE.
JERsyY CrrT, Aug 49, 1915. It-i2tkc1m
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n Y. MARKsTs. sep,ember 6, las.

To Raltnors ~ per hGshc To fhiahsphis. "a
New YOrs 6i 10 Boston, Gents; RA=SH4
szrs.
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me 27-c6, DAN'L WARD, Agent.
sixty Dollars sSeWard.

i IAN away from the subscriber in BucSinS-
IL ham county, Virginia, on his way South
Ice Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, abou, 6 feet high, % or 80 years
! az, black and stout made-soid in Richmond
: Ms. Organ, Of Surry county, near CABIN
'cni no visible marks recollec,ed. He had on
''tn he leit white fur hal, with very small
/ !! and suit 0. summer clothes.
soN, dark complexion, % years old, about 5
= inches high has a scar on the left jaw, from
sohache-,he skin seems TO have grown to
: Tone. Had on when he lett black slick cap
/ SUI, OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
.'annnd by isham Lowry, and formerly be-
'se! % II. estate of Mrs. Trevillian, of Hano-
+, comfy, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a years old
~ ) iest or inches high, very stout and
EiscniaT: no visible marks recol!ecied, was sold
Richmond by Charles d. Peuus, Of Halifax
my, Virginia. will give the above reward
slIl' dollars FOR the apprehension and delive-
/ =! The above named slaves TO Bets x Edmond.
4 . In Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
! ,oaTeync them to said place, or twenty dol.
= and expenses for either one Of them.
June h-ctf F. C.. BRADY
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Hnss1. s;as. sale.

THE subscriber offers Tor sale his Tract Of
Land lying in the upper pat ~ Ca.''ei-
f,d cpnn,v. on Swift creek. 20 miles from The
c;,; of Richmond, 6 miles from the Chesterfield
Coal Mines, and half mile South oil he road
from RchmonI 10 Lynchburg. The tract con-
,ains 595 acres, large portion oi when IS sn-
ner,or IA, land very letiir, md, in quality, hgn.
IS ada pied 10 the growth OF wheat and tobacco,
being oi sill, loamy clay The la land is
free rom water, except some cleared hut uncu!-
tiva'cd land en- The upper creek ow-2rounds,
which NAV he made perfectly free from water al
a SINAI, ccs,-say some 80 or 100 dollars. At
,acbad. is an excellent new Grist Mil, with =
s;uelc pair Of stones, bull: nf brick and Of first
rate casl iron machinery. The mill ccmnandsa
god custom, aud yields FER year from 40 q l5u
Barrels oil toll corn. The high LAND belcnging 10
the tract is of two varieties. good portion beng
q closecompact mu!a.to, and the rest grey, though
30 close and firm in texture as 10 produce very
fine wheat and tobacco. The couriy.lne De-
tween Chesterfield and Powhaian, passing !nfousa
a corner Of The tract. throws some 30 or W acres
~ The latter county, giving freehold in Inc same.
| would only add, in addition, ihat ',s p.aJe :: -
rcrv accessible. remarkably well waiered ~
c,..,y d:.rc,;.r. and At all seasons, WIN go"i
,nr;nrs ar1 branches. and IS plo:eIh:al Tor Us
T%~ ,.rrs 0! ale, which woad be either cash
80, =. Min, best sul Inc purchaser, Willie
mai. in ds,ail very Accommodating.
ma -, r.rson wishing - purchase can apply,
.,o-.n!a liz H. III. sub.criter, residing or Tie pre-
'-,;.es a. Nv lei.e-, addressed 10 Fiat RICK Post
once, Poahlian coua'y.
Iure ,O-cw.w
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VALUABLE PRAIRIE PLANTATION
EOR SALE.

Or C7eta ofOac i.c-, iree, aud f1ar Years.
I'M !. subscriber Oilers Tor sale his rlan'al ~
lyns : miles Yves, of Columbus, aiiss.,
containing 130 acrrs-iiO acres IN hlsa state
of cultivation, and 60 acres teaGencd, when can
be iaxen III during Inc EeIi season. ms IS
portion @. lha, valuable estate lately o%rec D:
Col. John D. Anis late of North Ca.olna, ard
is considered one Of ihc finest Gotten plantations
in North mississippi. This region d couD'ry is
considered The heailhiesl where cotton grown
successiuly-.eypTs being Is &c as 10 any
petition u the Southern States: ColoDei hinis
AMI san, w;h sa:cs % tie amount o! 500. ing
never las, onc hy tsver, during residence mere
of five years. The gin-house, screw. horss-In!!!,
cabins for inc accommodation OF ~ OF % n'-
yroes. and other buildings necessary on arm!
are new and wei-constfucted. iEefe - q idhe,
which always supplies water i"f s'JcS; ahc
bored well, Supplying an abundance OF wat@r.--
Eight and ten bales Of cotton 10 the hand have
been made on the place. Any person wishing TO
purchase fine cotton plantation, can. The pre-
sen. prices Of cotton, pay the purchase money
in,wo years, fson tie proceeds OF The p!ania'ion.
Corn, fodder farming Utensils and STOCK OF every
description, viii be sold low 10 tie purchaser.
pa!icg the pas, season there hav: been s3ies
in my neishtoyhoci a. s225 cash, per acre, aHG on
shor tine Possession given Is. January. Price
so pr acre; and q small cash parnisa.-say
one sl.,h. =. a. Ca:a-'b L-is'
C,,.lmtus, Mississippi.
S'T Raleigh Register vii! rspnbilsi lh.i: Isl
December, AMI forward account . e. 4. :.
May 30-Saan:Is,Dee.
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AUCTION SALES.
Potomac Land for sake.

Rl viiinc of Tie last will ard testameD, Of
- "ilila'n II. srdnor. deceased, late al the
county ~ Northumberland and Slate OF Virgil
ma, vii, ~ ii" Count House o.; the county
Aforesaid, on Monday ire llih day Of August
next, II lair, otherwise the mex, fair DAY. Git being
Com! taj,l offer lor sale, 10 Ike highest bidder,
iha' :a!uahic Farm called .c;ipit's" situated on
Cupm Creek in The county aforesaid, and con-
taIhns oy surrey 113l acres, 5 ro0ds and 10 poles
OF land a excellen! quality Abou, iwo-;hiris
oil ms land are cleared, The balance is in wood
and heavily tinbered. The fences are OF dura-
bic materials ami in good repair The houses
are commodious and suitable, as well for the
accommodation Of a sen,eel family, as for all the
purposes OF farm.
there IS on This land an extensive orchard OF the
most choice fruits. This farm is nearly eGGi-
die,an. from Baltimore, Norfolk, and The District
Of Co!umtia, with the advantage Of an inland
market as il * only eight miles rom the county
Conn-heu>e, and within six miles of the Norhuu.-
berand Academy, wei! conducted and aourish.
ing School. 1t is pre-eminent for fish, oysters,
and wild iowi. The ntishborhood is bo.h healthy
and agreeable. A farm SO desirable is seldom IN
naFsrt. TIE subscriber invites persons wishing
TO purchase 10 view this valuable property, which
will be offered on The mos, Lbf,ai and &C ,ommo-
dating c'eJit, The particulars OF which will I've
made known on The day OF sale Possession will
be given on the !i:>l day OF January next. Tie
subscriber reserves 10 himself The privilege OF one
bid THOMAS S. SYDNOR.
Executor OF WIN. II. Sydnor, deceased.
June .,-cWl0W.Ji
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R6r1DnyouD aaonQo1frf1,.
LOTTERIES.
Sfrasfos,,s NMcc
MO. s, SOUTH FOER
IN STREET..

MO. 5, SOrTH YEENT'H
IN STREET..
Schemes fur tn. Week.
Drar'ng re9tred errrp doy al o'e'cet.
$40 900, 5000.
Observation-Disclosures, Extra, lG6 Capitals:
$4,000 5000, 5000, $3.50, 5 OF 1000, &c. -
numbers, Ii drawn. Tickets 5 dollars, halves
2 SO, quarters 25.
1000 Dolars-o,200 Dollars.
"Wednesday alexandria Lottery. Extra. No.
l61. Capitals COO, 1900, 100, 800. cf 600
DC. IS numbers l3dIawn. Tickets 50 80. halves
25, quarters e. Cts
$4,000, 5 900.
Observation-Disclosures, Extra, los. CAPITALS.
10000 dollars 5,0n0, 5000, 2,Ia9, 10 Of 900.
&c. 7s Nus, Is drawn. Tickets dollars, halves
9 SO, quarters 80.
$4,000 5000.
Friday-Mononsaia No. CO Capitals: 81, 600,
5000, $500, l,I6i, l,lO0 1000, 5 Of 500, &c. =
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets . dollars, ha;es !,
quarters SO cents.
1000 Doars-2,0OO Dollars.
Saturday-Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No
l10. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 5000, /. 100, 1, 900
&c. IS numbers, Is drawn. Tickets = so, halves
| 95, quarters G2t Cts
$4,000, Is 600.
For Monday Morning Drawing received by
Sundays Mail-Al exandria, Glass No. 90 CAPT
tails: $4,000, $4,000, 5000, 5000, 3,OO9 50 o.
1000, &c. IS numbers, II drawn. Tickets &c
dollars Halves 5, Quarters : So Single No
prize Sl2.
Orders for packages, certificates Of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent, when re-
quested. Please address orders TO
Il. STRATTON,
July II Richmond. Va.
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Private School.

HAVING resigned the situation Of Principal
IL Of The Richmond Academy, j, is my iuien-
ton to open Private School on The 18th Seplen-
Der next Experience has taught me, that in ad-
hitting large numbers ct pupils, and consequent
Is multiplying teachers it is Impossible 10 sivc
iui and entire satisfaction. have therefore, de-
,ernined 10 admit only such number as can
instruct myself aided BY one able assistant and a
Teacher of Modern Languages. / shall teel il
10 be lny duty to insll into the mlads OF my pu-
pills Christian principles and vir!he, and 50 sui
ject them TO that wholesome restraint, which j.
one of the great objects Of education. If there
be any who are unwilling to subiecttheir sons 10
this restraint, do not solicitlheir patronage: bu
to those who are thus willing, | promise all tEt
energy and capablity possess my best efforts will
he used 10 make their children scholars and gen
tlemen. | have leased large and central 10, OF
ground, on which suitable building will be erect
ed in time for The opening Of the School Hav
ing communications from several distinguished
teachers, shall be abled TO select one in whom
can confide as an associate
Geaiemen who may desire to enter pupils are
requested to cali at my house on eh below Grace
street w VI. BURKE.
July ll-3t fist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-15
LOTTERIES.
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THE subscriber will cpen, :" Monday ,h@
i liih instant, I'll Oiiur III 81. L I'm
Street (laad,ng 10 Alavu's EriI.cN IA liz onr.
rose OF rending ticket, IN al lotteries ia.lel ,!.c
popular management; Il D. PaiSG :; Co. II :.
York, vino. with their securities. a.c bu.nd nr
the raymen; al rrizs aoa IN lheii Lotteries; .r.I
hs prompt manner in wi.ic:i IL prizes >,...l il,
them hare te.n raid, i Inc bcs' r.. 81 their
standing an resronsih lily. Tho f;ranl Prize al.
$50 900, lately sold IN hi, city, WAS paid II siph,
and The cash, a. heretofore will he promptly paid
for all prizes sold in their Lotteries, the moment
the drawings are received.
The success which attended he subscriber
Wills he was in this business, and his intention
10 keen on hand Al all times a large and varied
assor,men, of numbers will, he hopes. secure lbe
patronage OF his old friends and the public Gene
rally
Respectfully presen, the flowing large and
splendid lollcries for The month. together with The
outlines Of grand scheme 10 be drawn Saturday.
August 81, $50 900 capital! They are presented
o, his early dav in rider that correspondents from
every Quarter NAV have ample lime 10 forward
.bcir orders and receive their licktis be!ore The
day of drawing The cash for all pfz.,, larpe
or small. can he had as usual al sight, The mo-
menl III drawings arc rccrived and hereafter
on all lcltcrs enclosing cash or prize tickets no
hostage need he paid. Address
C.. W. PURCELL,
Richmond Va.