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ALBEMARLE LAND For SALE

OFFER for sale my Tract 81 Land on ELck Island
Creek containing ais acres, tapd am auih,riau! r
say, 90 can he had reasonable ftfm-.) ,lt
oEe-hrd - IN forest. w, tmbrTed ~ u ruIy,nie 81
three saw Mills; The cleared PARTON IL nov wai >. b
Glover and Timothy and p,odurrs heavy cro, amt.
Sixty good creek low grounds, the buildings
Of Two.stoiy w,llIne iioure, Framed Kitchen, H.
barco Barns, all built OF the best materials. aud g,
The buildings have cost three times much
am asking for the land. md that j. worth THE mola
independent of the buildings. There good GaIc,o,
Spring Of good Water convenient convenient a. III,
Rvanna, navigable sire am; ana Charlottesville aro,
good market. IL Is of the best sualious ia VII
ginia Tor Physician, having every convenience ore
could desire and obstacles ne Wy IL rxtrn,A-
practice.
ore.third of HE purchase money " ~ be- required
cash. and The balance will te rIed,t nf unc anu iWu
years. JAMES M,GEEEE.
Oct s8- eldf3is
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For The ENQUIRER.
TUT nc EHqHUF,
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

r U tHe EHqHpG,
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
As The next Legislature Of Virginia will have
10 act upon many questions Of importance to The
State, and Of exciting interest 10 their own body
and TO the people large, the selection Of prompt
and efficient Speaker of the House Of Delegates,
will be matter Of no inconsiderable moment.
In all legislative bodies where conflicting inter-
ests are 10 be represented, and conr.riely Of
subjects 10 he brought into discussion, it is neces-
sary, to insure order and induce spirit Of har-
mony and Cancellation, that the presiding officer
be man OF dignity, decision and frmness;
possessed OF a knowledge of parliamentary rules,
and disposed 10 mee out impartial justice 10 all.
Such man the next House OF Delegates will
find in the person of ROBERT A. BANKS OF Madi-
son. Without any disposition 10 undervalue the
claims and qualifications of other members of
that body, the writer, in common with the whole
Of the Democracy Of this region, is OF opinion
that the gentleman named is equal, il not superb
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JAMES RIVER LAND, STOCK, Gro
Gc FOR SALE

IN pursuance of the last viii and Testament Of Hr'
L w. WhiiioCke, drcra.ed, of record iR th- Con.
Court Of Powhrtan, ! shall, on Tho 2sth DAY 81 !
month, tOcohrr,l otIrr for sale. at pubic an,ii"
Tract Of Lind yine on James riv~r, IN Pow hsran
Is, near the tnwn Of rTson. containing $40 aud
acres part of which is good James river los sf"Ht
and the high land produces well AEou, $40 bush, :
wheat made from II this year for nirs',. W
is good dwelling ho,i,c, aud all nece slrS on -.
upon the land, in good order. The terms wal be t'
known on the day &c sale, aud VII be accoE'inoGaN
On the same day, Immediately after the s1c Of tir =
shall proceed 10 sell, at public auction, all ne q
sheep. hogs, mules and horses, plantation ioii'
utensils, house hold and kitchen furniture, aud cp
corn, fodder. oats, tobacco, ,hucks and straw, be- ,
lug 10 the sad WhiIloeke. The stock OF cait!r W.
and very fac -ainoDs them some good mitch COW,
work oIrn-aniungst The horses are some mar vs.
Pryfpn colts. II the abuve mentioned day -!tn'
be- fair the sale will take place On the next far a!
will be continued from day to day nnt,i The v
sold A credit Of ak months will he allowed y
SUNK allow SIS, for bonds with good srcuri,? taH
interest from the day &c salr, but the Interest 70 =
united IL the principal is punciualiy pad; Tor ~
sis and uuder cash will be required. The term =
r. r. GRAVE
Executor Of II. w. Whiilocke, deoert'
po~h,,.n q n Oct "a, Is45-twtds
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RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

DIR. Wyman, Professor Of Anatomy and Ply
sioloey. will deliver his Introductory Lecture 10
day, at II, NJ, and the Faculty and the citizens
arc invited 10 attend. Last year We were much
pleased WIN MS philosophical aud eoqocn, I'd
dress. Yesterday DR.. Chambcrlayne opened the
session by his Introductory, and il will he fol-
lowed up daily by lectures from all the PROBES
sors Much 10 our regret, our engagements will
proven, US from listening TO discourses, which are
SO full of interest The Professors are all men
Of science and learning, and their lectures pro-
mise 10 the public fund of entertainment and
instruction.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SAIL

GREEN MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SAIL
1--WE subscriber desires 10 sell the fr E; OF lGnd ri
which lie resides, lying On The G'cen Mouniaih. I.
the county Of Albrmatle about ten miles from Scol
vile, and seventeen from Charlottesville, JOHN.
TUCKER coles, Dr. Charles Cooke, and Others, and ~
tanning about 81 acres, abou, oHeh cleared shdh
good state Of cultivation A con, idera- Iort"n q IT.
wood land, ms the cleared, il Of superior so y
tobacco and the whole IN well adapted TO grain. ~
ticmIar description Of ibis land Is deemed unnecessary
will only add, that those desiring 10 purchase l"ud la
In hen'ihy and agree able mel. ht, hood viii wei
land aud every me ration connected ,lrrrairh in
state oil forwhrdness for crop next year. The hu
sre all comfortable, aud in good PAIR great haig,
may be had u early DUPLICATION be made ray Ly tie
Of december. Posse,tloh VIII hr given al ChIi,ins,
Oct. 90 cwcw VIM S DhBNIi
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LAND IN LOUISA For SALE

OFFER fur sale my Land in the cu'In,g Of Lol',, 7
A. G. Goodwin, Capt Perkins, u. I. Win,nn ~
others containing between -four and hunifri >r'
mostly IN original forest and heavily timberri "it
abundance of the best heart pine, poplar, &c u ="
fdrnty believed that The timber would sci To ~
than IN asked for the land 4 Saw Mil nigh hr rf'
ed upon tr premises at very ;tle expense, though w.
IL one at Yanceyyile not far OF. The abo'c lana
adapted TO all the crops grown IN that section 81 GOV
Try. particularly, wheat and tobacc0.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase can nscrrttn =
terms, &c which viii b~ acron,modatlBe-by addfr
ing me a letter. directed 10 Fredericksburg. OF I"
quiriug Of my brother adjonnstie land, who wi'l'Fs
II 10 any our wishing 10 ssc u.
Sept 30-cwtf JOHN GOODWIN
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500 Reward

WILL be paid for the delivery Of CESAR,
w who ran away on the 18th instant. He is
5fee, inches in height. % years old, black, has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
10. The above reward will be paid if delivered
at Belts & EdinoDdson's Jail in Richmond, or il
confined in any Jail 50 we get him. He ran of
in company with mulato man named Jacob,
d years old, thin vsage, and stands feet inch
es in height Cesar was brought from Jackson,
N. c., and sold BY Sprally Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
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TsOr LOST.

oQ STRAYED AWAY, about ten days
f&aeo a SPANIEL DOG, mostly white,
with liver coIored sp IS; his head and ears were
of liver color, with white nose; had on collar,
when he left, marked with The subscribers name,
bnt il is possible that he has been seduced away
by some one, and The collar taken of; he has late
" had the dis.emper very badly OF which he
was recovering. Any person who will return
him 10 me- in this city, or give me information Of
him shall be suitably rewarded
Oct 2S-c2t. HENRY w. QUARLES.
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BIZ The Gorernor If IJs,ai'

Il FftOC VI = IN. -. n.
WHEREAS, ,neancv hath occurred !" ,', 81
n Pey,op the Senator elect for tie GIsifict go,
the counties Of Augusta and Kockbndge-ln,
the said counties, respectively, are the'e'.e a, u
bold elections on Thursday. The ihhtrrh.n
veinber next, for Senator for the saiu u'''
the vacancy aforesaid. I'D nu..'
Given under my hand, as t'o'efh"l' WI 81
Laser seal al the ComDcn"ra!b'
l'EAL. mond, this tenth day Of oetoe.f :" Is =
Ie45 IA. "'0
Oct. H-cwtd
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LAND EQR SALE

L4l-NJ T yin tnN I4E.
IN pursuance uf i decree of the Circuit Superior Com,
OF AlbrnaTlr county, pronounced at The Otiatrf
tenn. 1874, IN the case of DarLrIe vs. DarnrIlir So
VIII Offer Tor sale, al public auction, on the ITrn,>e.
THURSDAY. the s:th day Of November. lsi5 N.
Tract OF Land called Enrld, ihr present fr-tri - ri
Mfs. Sarah w. iarnriie, lying within one aud cra
ter miit of Scotsviilr, III said county, containing -
Gcies. The c0hvcnlenCes tina, this and Lss rys MI.
most Of land now in market render II vtn yalo. a,-
Only SlhO of the purchase money viii hc io,u.,a i
hand, the balance III one, Two and three y.ars Ivfr
show the lind 10 any person wishing 10 bt before ilr
day OF sale. AUSTIN NJ AifIING
Oct. 9s-cWtds COIni.llnntr
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
h ra b The steamer Columbus Capt.
:m5azsszr.:. Parrish, will receive Freight till ,
O'Clock this afternoon, for Baltimore and Phila-
delphia, and will leave the wharf at o'clock,
p. M. No hhds. can be taken this trip.
Oct. est HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE Drawing OF
II Monongaia Lottery, Extra. Glass 3:
40 80 Sc lG 60 IS - SO GO % II a..
Alexandria Lottery, Extra. Glass No. 254:
3 - SO Is 9 GO 40 33 80 80 70 80
Ticket Nos 6 10, a Prize Of $4,000, sold
and paid by HOYT.
Alexandria Lottery Class No Al:
65 60 46 4 % SO ~ 9 % Al So 81.
$4,000 Capilal-Nos. 9 AIN Saturdays
LOTTERY was sold and paid by HOYT.
A little attention paid to the Schemes for No
vembcr, may put $4,000 in your possession
Remit Immediately 10 HOYT for this, and other
Capitals which HOYr is about 10 sell.
To-day-sl7500 CAPITAL. Tickets IS. eco
pays Tor Package of Wholes shares in pro-
porlion-l3 Nos. drawn out OF IS.
P. S. Another-Nos. 6 26 29-sold at
HOYT'S OFFICE,
Oct. % No. 3 Exchange.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS. o., %

TOBACCO-Demand limited receipts anil
inspections very small I: new brings s3 25 a /
so. Luss2 IS; common leaf 4 s. MD.
ding S so 6 %; fine an! good a5 alO
FLOUR-f1oders ask S. %; buyers offer )
WHEAT-Sales al l05 a 1917 cents, acco,!.
iSs 10 quality.
CORN-In good demand; sales from vcssrl,
IS IS cens-from wagons, 20 cents per bushrl
OATS-25 a IS cents per busheI.
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Aug. 30-cil
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TLISHA A. HUNTLEY having this day, by
II deed, recorded in the Clerks Office OF The
Hastings Court. assigned 10 me as Trustee for
the benefit OF w. C. Martin and other creditors,
all his personal property, as also all debts due
him, hereby give notice 10 all persons indebt-
ed to him, that alone am authorized 10 receive
what may be>due him.
ROBERT w. HENRY, Trustee.
Oct I5-lf
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Aucls. and Com. Merchants
Washington, d. c., Oct. 2S.-eolf


ARTHUR'S LADIES MAGAZINE FOR
NOVEMBER.
A RIVED Gillenstern, or The Robber Cap
II lain's Bride; Tale of Love, Treason and
Mystery; translated from the German OF c. F..
Vandervelde
Mnsirel's Love, Romance; BY Baron de la
Motto TONGUE, author OF Violina, Undine, and
Sipuam, &c
Robert Wilson, the Destroyer; or, Pride with
out Principle
MeltalIak, or the Lone Indian Of The Magallo-
way
Further supplies of Agnes serle, a Romance;
by Miss Pickering
Further supplies of The Tyler Dynasty
Further supplies Of The Columbian Magazine,
for November.
Further supplies of The Proverbial Philosophy
by Topper
Further supplies of The Twins and Heart; by
Topper.
Just received by
oct. % NASH & WOoDHOUsE.
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THE New PRESBYTERIAN Church, in this
place, was dedicated 10 the service Of Almighty
God on Friday last. The Dedicatory Sermon
was delivered BY Doctor Plummer, and was wor-
Thy in I'll respects oil his exalted reputation, as a
minister Of learning, talents and pie;y, and wa
we'll received BY the large and intelligent audi
ence who were present. Doctor Atkinson and
other ministers OF distinction from distance
were present, and preached on that and succeed
ing days 10 large and attentive congregations
All the services were highly appropriate, and
every Thing passed of pleasantly.
This is, 1--WE venture 10 say,) The handsomest
Church edi6ce west OF the Blue Ridge, and re-
fleets great credit upon The liberalily Of the con-
gregalion By whom il has been erected. Its pro-
portions. and architectural TASTE have been much
admired by all strangers who have seen il, and is
great ornament 10 The town. Valley Star.
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z4FThe Rev. ]. p. Pinney will deliver
Lecture on Colonization this evening in the Grace
street Baptist Church, commencing al II o'clock.
The Lynchburg papers speak in high terms
Of this geneman's lectures. They are said 10
be full Of interesting information in regard TO
the African Colonies We are allowed TO pub
lish the following extract of letter from one
Of our distinguished Naval officers. II exhibits
the moral and physical condition Of the colonists
as highly prosperous.
EXTRACTS from a letter Of Commodore Skinner,
dated March ID, 1915, off Monrovia, West
Africa, U. S. Ship jamestown:
General Lewis called on board yesterday and
invited Captain C. and myself 10 dine with Mrs.
Governor Roberts tomorrow. The Governor
is absent in The Truxion but is expected 10
morrow. They are both mulattoes. Lewis is
Naval Storekeeper, and is geneel, intelligent
man. Commodore Perry was delighted with the
Governor, as well as Lewis and his family"
18th. The authorities dined with Us yester-
day, and | assure you, conducted themselves
as much like gentlemen as possible they
were we'll bred, modest and polite, and
were without doubt pleased with their treat
ment. | never met white men in the middle
walks Of life equal to them in manners or in
teligence. The colony is thriving, and is wor-
thy the patronage o! our country. If the free
blacks OF our land could Only see the country
as il is, and all the advantages these people en-
ioy in land OF their own, living under equita-
Bile laws, and enjoying all the rights OF freemen,
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EIsoN GREEN FEMALE SEMINAR,

EI.SU.N GNI.EN FEMH LIE SEMINARY
THE exercises of this Institution will be cnntiuu
The ensuing year, under It's present instrgc.r..,
Mi,s l. Webb--comInsncng lie 18Th January, ana
terminating The 18th Observation-Disclosures The mouth ii
August ~ vacation. The number al pupils VIII - IL
mrd. positively, 10 sixteen. There are, as ,rial,w
vacancies.
TEnMs, per scholastic year, payable semi -annnat m
advance, >im
'n,ic, with use 81 Piano, IA
Firnch, 10
Address-ilanoveI Court house.
Oct. INV iMs IEn Il Tnl
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w NTED

EOUR young or middle-aged men, of genleel
i appearance and address, TO engage in re-
spectacle and lucrative Peddling business in this
City, and 10 travel in The Country; for further par
lculars please apply at the Boarding House Of
Mrs. Lawrence, corner Of Main and 9th streets,
between the hours OF TO- A. M. and |, P NJ, this
day. Oct. S-lt|
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EDECATION

THE subaeriher intends opening School, At his re-
i sidrncr, The ensuing year. and would I've glad 10
get SIX eight pupils to bard in his family The situ
alton IL healthy and Of cay scces, hoine within three
hundred wards az The Richmond aud Fredericksburg
Railroad fourteen NILS from The former p-ce. lie has
had several years. experience in teaching, ana pledges
himself every ,fnt Tor the advancement OF the
lion TO their health comfort, and moral department
The School will commence the 18th of January next
and terminate the 18th OF December following, with a
recess Of one month in Summers and the course of in.
stuc,ion will embrace the branches usually taught In
good English School, and thorough course Of Latin.
TrRhs. For Board, inrlnding washing and lodging,
and tnifion In English $50; foi instruction in Latin an
additional of slo One half Of the above sums will
be required on the LIST July ard the residue the end
ofthe scholastic year.
Address Goodall's r. o., Hanover.
PETER W. BROWN
Hanover, Oct. %, le45.-cwuan.l
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The present weather is perfect specimen Of
The Indian Simmer. All nature seems TO enjoy
happy rcpose, which is communicated 10 our
feelings. The peculiar haze in the atmosphere
throws mysterious veil over every object, sof-
tening down its ronsh features.
But the acason is not without its inconveni-
cnces ir the busy affairs of the world. |, is al
ways marked BY heavy fogs at night From this
cause, the Potomac boat has, for several days,
been detained much time-and We have not re-
ceived the Northern mail Till late hour. Yes
,erdaay il did no, arrive till after 4, P. M.
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NEW YORK MARKET. Ccl. .

80 AcAeiA .'i.1hNiNi Stl -.
To DAY-Colton firm; sales GOO bales Fopr
held at So so, but with fewer sales Than ycs;,f.
day. Rye, 10 cents asked, "a cents bid Cora
oS cents 81 lbs asked no sales. Barley So ),
GEMS &c :, Oats AZ a 43 cents Ashes So IS and
-. "hisEey &c cents for bbls., and The disiillers
havihS sold ahead, have none for less
ro"N--3cO barrels mess sold al Sl3 -.
CLovkRsED-2O,0OO lbs. old Ohio sold at =, ci>
ID.
Whs.r-",ooo bushels Maryland fair ii lc9
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RANAWhY from the subscriber. residing near Liber
~ ~ Hill o.. Newbey District. y. c., the ID Of
July, hulatto Bow, named WILLIAM, 10 or 10 years
old, spare made, feet inches high Wis BILE marks
that know OF. lie raised by John Davis Of Abe
marie county, Virginia. and will try to get there, as
OF his family live there Any information resnrct-
ing SAID boy will be thankfully received by the sbscri-
Der. WILLIAM MARS.
~ Bile NAV alter his name and siy he belongs to
some in Virginia. w. n.
Aug. l9-cw3ni
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the Is October, in Columbia,
Tennessee, by the Rev. Mr.. Mack, Mr.. WIN. ID.
CAMERON, to Miss MARr JANE KEEsEE, formerly
of This place.
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Mr.. Calhoun is said 10 have finished one Yo-
lume OF his contemplated work on the principles
OF government and the presumption is, that it
will be put 10 press Immediately.
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The Memphis Appeal, after stating, upon the
authority Of private letter from MIR. James
Gadsden, that Mr.. Calhoun would attend The
Memphis Convention, pays the following merlled
compliment TO our fe.low-lownsman, B. B. Mi
nor, Esq, who has been delegated TO that Con-
veution, and who, We sincerely hope, will be pre-
sen, and assist in its deliberations. If no cher
reason induced his attendance, he would be able
10 gather up vast fund OF authentic information
touching the resources and necessities OF The
South and West, with which 10 enrich and render
still more attractive his popular periodical,
Lei the Convention adhere strictly 10 The spirit
and letter Of its Committees Circular, keep its
hands free from party Influence, and abstain from
all bu, The stricles, construction of the Constiiu-
ton, and it may be fruitful Of good. Much can
be done By the States in their sovereign capacity
and by individuals, without resoring 10 The pro-
hibied action OF the General Government:
ave also learn from private letter, that B. B.
Minor, Esq, the accomplished editor oil the South
ern Literary Messenger, is likely TO be here. Mr..
Minor will receive hearty welcome from The
citizens of Memphis, should he be able TO attend.
The South and more particularly Memphis, is
under great obligationsto The Messenger, and lis
able contributors, who have aided greatly the adj
vancemenl Of the rights and interests Of the South
and West. And whilst on this subject we would
urge ii on our friends TO exert themselves 10 in
crease the circulation Of the "Messenser" through
the country. The Messenger has been produc-
live Of much good TO US, and promises much in
future. But the extent Of that good must be only
in proportion 10 lis circulation. By extending its
circulation we advance our own Interests, and
give support 10 an excellent literary journal, to
which we are already under great obligations"
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,bev would never remain in America Here an
intelligent, industrious man will always succeea
and attain responsibility"
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FOR RENT.

m The subscriber will rent, 10 good and
HSsA punciual tenant, the House lately occu-
s.l.4 pied by him, and well known as the Globe
Hotel, situated on Pennsylvania Avenue, and op-
posite The National Theatre.
There is probably mol a better location in the
city, for well conducted Hotel than this. There
is, also, quantity Of Furniture now in the
House, which will be sold al valuation, should
the tenant wish it,
For further particulars, inquire of
JAMES Mailer, or Of
r. W. DYER & Co,
Aucls and Com. Merchants.
Washinpinn u C. Oct 2S-eotf
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PLOUGH AND CASTINGS AT COST.
WE HAVE remaining unsold, small Iol Of
w Ruggles', Nuurse & Mason's and Makers
Ploughs and Castings, which we will sell al cost
Also, half ton OF McCormics K Palmer's
Mould Boards. JONES & WINSTON.
Oct oS-cIm
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South l4ih
~ Street.
Let all,he world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArroEs the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra 252,
October I'D:
S IL 90 81 % Is 66 , 40 69 36 IS G5 81.
Ticket Nos. / 5 IS Two more Prizes, sold
Do. do. II So GS and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Mononsalia Lottery, Extra, No.
g. Oct "a:
40 30 Sc IL 60 IS - 4 50 GO IS "A AZ.
Ticket Nos. 4 40 Sc Nos. ! So "a, Nos. IS SO
G0-1hree more in one lottery, making eight ca
pitas sold and paid in the last three days, al STRAIT
IONS Lucky Office.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra Lottery Class Al,
October 25:
65 GO 4G 4 % SO ID 0 % II So o.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesbnrg Lottery, Extra 5, Oc-
toher 81:
SIS 80 81 30 30 So % 68 75 81 &c.
Ort 90
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MUFFSl MUtrS !! MUFFS!!!
WYE would call The attention Of The Ladies 10
w a handsome assortment Of MuGs Just re-
ceiyed Among them may be found all The dit.
ferenl kinds that are worn. Some very fine ard
handsome. 4. NJ. ALLEN & CO.,
No. 80, Main Street,
Oct. d NeXl door TO r. H. Jenkins.
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no SPlRTSMEN

nor SALE, genuine Doublc-barrel aJoe
i Manton," second hand, lie property Of re-
tired Nimrod it will be sold low, and has fixtures,
case &c, complete. S. SUTHERLAND.
Oct "a
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T F. WORDS OFFICE.-Drawing Of Alex.
y andria Lottery, Glass No. A.
IS go 46 4 % SO ~ % Al So "a.
Ticket Nos. Q 40 4Gl Two Capital Prizes
Do. do. p Al 60 in the above, sold by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-28
HEAVY ROBBERY.

A sin from the New York National Police
Gazette states, that on Thursday night daring
robbery was committed on the messenger OF 'ne
EXPRESS Train Of Livingston & Wells, who mao
charge of The packages Of money received al dlt'
teren, points of the route. al Roches'ef .ne
trunk, containing large amount OF money, pr'n'
cipally on The Rochester and Buffalo Banks, was
,h.,fac,el from the cars. A handsome reward
will he paid for The recovery Of the money, or the
detection Of the thieves.