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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26


TN pursuance Of decree Of the Court of Flu
/ wanna COUNTY sitting in chancery rendered on
tie 18th day II July 1875, sl.all, as Commission
er under said decree, proceed 10 sell AZ public
auction on the premises, IN The llh day @; Oc-
tot.r nex. CaIysbrcck, TIC :rsIceScc q ,ht lac
Archibald NJ. Harrison.
CarysbrooS lies in beE,, Of the Rivanna river,
abont miles lbov: Colombia, in the ccTI-
Is Of Lluranna, and contains, together with a
tract o: 100 acres, thought OF Il. WOODEN, aiI
another tract Of 20 acres, purchased ol Alb.
Shepherd (Which Will he sold with ~ $40 acres
of which nearly 300 acres ar first fa'e low
grounds and about 200 acres second low grounds
of very superior qualiy-;he balance Of The high
land lies remarkably we'll AMI IS highly impror-
able The Dwelling is large aud vel bui!' Of
Brick. The Barn newly but; OF Brick, with
new Threshing Machine. The whole Estate -
in fine condition for productive agriculture.
In accordance with Tie Decree aforesaid, The
Terms Of the sale will be-one fourth Of the pur.
chase money in cash-one.hal! oi The residue
PAYABLE IL months from The day . sa"-ant The
balance TO be paid in = years from lie cay Of sale
Bonds, with approved security, ami 4 deed Of
trust on The property, wi!! ~t required Tor The de-
ierred payments.
PEYTON HARRISON, Comr.
p. S. Should The purchaser desire Il an ar-
rangement can be made by which he wi llhe per-
mied 10 retain The whole, or nearly The whole OF
The deferred payments, for some years, rs the
money will, probably, no, be wanted curing the
minority OF the heirs
p. HARRISON, Guardian. &c.
Anp l-dS c2awtds
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lust RECEIVED, a very extensive assort'
j ment of ALIENS SINGLE AND
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WARDS NECK FOR SALE


WE shall offer this estate tor sale II public
w auction, 10 The highest bidder, on Tie Is;
day OF October next. on the premises, under the
will ofClement Read, deceased. tiles on s!aun-
ton River in the county OF Charlotte near the
main road that leads from Halifax 10 Charlotte
c. H., abou, 81 miles below Coles Ferry i he
estate is generally regarded as the hes, Nine Hun-
drcd Acre Tract in The county, and, perhaps, in
Middle Virginia. IL contains about 900 Acres
of which 200 are FIST quality river bottom, living
unusually high, and rarely ovrrGown There is
body Of table land around the dwelling house
Of about $50 acres as level and nearly as valua-
be As the low grounds. gh, iraci unites every
advantage iof profitable investment and a de-
iohtiul family residence. Il IS situated in the
midst Of fine >ocicty--very accessabe-surpird
with water by Is or 20 bold spriuss-lhr Iarm 50
compact (iyn. in the bcri OF The rivcr) hat but
little fencing is Necessary, with good navigation
ahove and below. The wood land is sbuncant-
the buildings are comfortable.
Ternis-Onc third of Ihr purchase morey 10 he
paid at The enl Of IL aon!hs-one thiri al The
end .. I've years, and onc.taird a, he expiration
of three wears from the day OF sale. The .wo
last ns.alments ~ bear interest from Inc tlrsi daj
OF October, l-i6 II preferred BY the purchaser.
the who.. or any part OF II" purciia." money will
he received in ca>h al The usna' discount. bends,
with approved scout, vii, be required an
deed ot lrr>, taLer { lie land, 10 Re reeased
when The whole Of The purcnasc money is pad =
A Joint possession will he q en- 10 III b'ver
The day oi sale, and full POSSESSION IS ,oo. -
the growing crop can 5e secured ard taken OF.
WA, B OR I'm, and
GEORGE w. READ,
Executors OF Clement Read decea-ed.
Jnly s-cwilOct - Wing will copy.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
uauo. 81 ,rho,, TVouOr iS Duo


TT NAV truly be said, that no one has ever been
i so successful in compromising medicine,
which has done so much 10 relieve the human
family, 10 rob disease OF its lerrors, and restore
the Invalid 10 Health and comfort, as the Mren-
tor and Proprietor OF that most deservedly popu-
lar family medicine Or. Srayne's Compound
Syrup IF Wild Cherry, and none has been SO ge-
morally pa,ronized by the profession and others,
both in This country and in Europe, nor has there
ever been so grea, an effort in Inc short space OF
only six or seven years, to deceive The creduous
and minimizing, by putting up NosTRrMs OF va
rious kinds, by various individuals, atixing the
name Of Wild CHERRY, and as much ofthe name
Of The original preparation as will screen them
from the lash OF the law, and ono ofthe impoSters
who puts out the common pare9Utc ol the shops,
and calls il the BALsaM or WILD CHERRY, has
had The impadcnee 10 caution the public against
the Oyi-iaal Preparation, DR.. SwAYNEs Con-
POUND SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY, which Is doing
% much good in The world.
BEWARE OF SUCH IMPOSTERS,
And purchase none but The original and only
genuine article as prepared by Or. Swayne,
which is The only one compounded by regular
Physician, and arose from many years close at
icnlion 10 the practice Of the profession, and
which led 10 this great discovery. Thousands
and lens OF thousands The best testimonials OF
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, for the cure OF
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs Colds Splitting Of Blood, Liver Com
plaini Tickling or Rising in the Throat, Nervous
Debility, Weakness of Voice, Palpita,ion or
Disease Of The Heart, Pain in the Side or Breast,
Broken Constitution from various causes; the
abuse of calomel, &c, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whoopins Cough &C., were declared to the world
years before any other preparation of WILD CHER
RI came out. The most skeplcal may satisfy
themselves as 10 the truth Of the above, BY little
enquiry in Philadelphia. The genuine article is
prepared only by Or. SwAfSE, whose office has
been removed to n. w. corner OF 9Th and Race
streets, Philadelphia. The BALsAM and other
spurious articles of The Wild Cherry have been
sold out and re. sold out and the proprletors are
obliged 10 resort TO FALsEHooD and STRATAsEM 10
make their own out Of it. The genuine article
is put up in plain style in square bo,tels, covered
with blue wrapper with yellow label with the
proprelols signature attached.
II The Public are requested 10 remember
thait is DR. SwArSE's CoMrou.p SYRup or WILD
CHERRY, that has and is repeatedly performing
such miraculous cures of diseases which have
batilcd the skill of the Profession, and set at de-
fance The whole catalogue of Patent Medicines,
which ale daily pulled through the organs of the
press. Therefore ask for Dr. Swaynes Com
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry, and purchase nc
other.
ONLY AGENTS in RICHMOND where
The genuine preparation Of WILD CHERRY can
be obtained, are PEYTON JOHNSON, Drug
gis,, lis Main ST., and WIN. Fl. DORNiN, $50
Broad Sues, Sept. "a.
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ssichsMOnd Academy.

THIS Institution will open on the 18th OF Sep
L ,ember next. R. +. w. DukE, Esq, will
-aye charge Of the classical department.
The Principal, besides his general supervision,
I'll give personally, instruction in the various
.,aacncs OF Science
4 number Of teachers will be employed, in
.g,'aoe proportion 10 that of the scholars.
Besides the usual branches Of a liberal educa-
Jon, liz Principal purposes introducing course
4ich more or less useful toall, is particularly so
. maj valulble class of our citizens, "the me-
:'4nics" l. will embrace so much of the fol-
a"lus branches OF knowledge as is OF practical
llliiy in the mechanical arts, viz: Arithmetic,
Imetrg, Mensura.on. Mechanics, Hydraulics,
Machinery, including The steam-ensine, Survey
~ Engineering, the principles OF Architecture,
tarpeairv, Stereoiony, and construction in gene
= T;.A drawing ofplans, machines, and perspec-
IT,
The selection of the branches, and the extent
z gach they will be taught 10 each scholar, will
Y regulated bv his own views and instructions.
c. CROZET, Principal.
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VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.

TINE very desirable and well knuwn property,
i called lie Globe Hotel, on The No!I: side OF
Pennsylvania Avenue and opposite tn Union
Office, is for private sale !; has long been very
probably occupie, as holel by Mr.. James Ma
her, and there - mol more desirable location 10
the city for hotel, being convenient 10 The pub
lie Offices market Sc. The 10, fronts 81 feet on
Pennsylvania Avenue, ard runs back 70 iee': the
, house is commoii"rs containing tweniy-one
rooms with excellent back buildings and good
yard. There is plenty OF room on The 10! for other
buildings
II The above properly is no, disposed Of q, pr
vate sale BY the lstday OF October NIX, II vii! on
tia, day be sold nj auction, without reserve, al
, half past 4 o'clock p. NJ
The property is now unoccupied and will not
be rented, He owner being determined 10 SELL
The terms will be made known on application
Ia us.
The KEY can he had, and he properly csamin-
&c II any time, on application 10 Mr.. James Ma
her, or 10 the subscribers. There is quantity
OF furniture which can BE- had with the house al
4 lair valuation, if desired.
r. w. DYER & CO,
Sept. 6-cc.f Auctioneers.
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2Strt1m1nagD IseJQtefrRrA
LOTTERIES.
Vsurr,,,s,s B,ottery Ossicc,

DEAD AND REFLECT.--lIer is a chance
IL TO make Your fortune in few hours, by
calling al the Lucky Office Of {. Buruss ahi
laying out few dollars il The following masni-
ticeni schemes fer this week:
Friday Two Lotteries Capitals: $4,000,
1000, &c. 70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 4 90,
halves J, qrs |.
Also, for Friday-Carirals: $4,000 80, &c
rs Nos. IA drawn. Tickets only ], halves 80
cts, qrs %.
Saturday Capitals $1,000 l4Oo, 1900, &c.
IS Nos, IA drawn ballots. Tickets ony2, halves
], quarters SOC.
Sundav-Two Lotteries. Capitals: $4,000,
5000 5000. 10 Nos, - drawn. Tickets 4,
halves 2, quarters |.
Also, Tor Sundays mail.-Capital $1,000. sc
Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets |, halves 50
cts, quarters %.
Magnificent for Monday-Grand Consolida-
ted Lottery OF Delaware and Georgia, No e.
Grand Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1910, 20 Of
1000 20 Of 500, 20 Of 400, &c. Us Nos, II drawn
ballots. Tickets $40, halves $, quarters so
Tickets in all The above Schemes for sale BY
the package or single ticket, by
c. BURRUSS,
Sent. % No. 6 South 18th Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
iI3 Shares of Chesterfield

R1df9ad Si0cf Jar Sdlc al 1nft0n.
WILL be sold, al public auction il The city
w OF Richmond, on MONDAY. Ire TN cay
OF October next, in front Of The Exchange Bank,
commencing al | o'clock, 2. NJ, ll2 Shares OF
Stock Oh the Chesterfield Railroad Company, in
los 10 sui, purchasers This Stock i regarded
as :ery valuable. Within The space Of ahour -
years, il has refunded 20 HE original subscribers
The ,rhol, prinopai and interest OF their subscrp
hons; ard now, b. The terms OF is Oh rler The
tolls are 10 be so reduced rs 10 Well neit Interest
OF SIX per cent hereafter. This Stock belongs
10 an estate, and is 10 be sold by the executor only
Tor the purpose Of paying delrs.
The sale will be cunducle hy
Sept l5-eo,s JAS. II. LYNCH.
II Will he sold a, The same time and place,
GO Shares of Farmers Bank S:ocs in lots IL sui.
purchasers, and is Shares OF New Stock in the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company. JAS. Il LYNCH.
Sep. l7-2awid
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
'I,HE subscribers No. s. Main street. have just re-
i crivrd AMI opened beautiful Assortment al new
and -onah.e GOODS, for ladies' wear, - ir they
particular call hr attention of country merchants anu
Others pnrr I-ing IN this market
Suprr Fou ard Rips, rich and i,-an,ilul article
Fine w STYLE Cashmere lie Coss, English and French
Super figured Roumriias
Super figured McDaras and 2rnobiaa
Striped and eh1nprahle Alb-rtees
Figured Eoans and Funiri MusliEs
Plain aud figured Aiparcls
Black and blue tobIrgI, Tor l1de. dreslrs
New style Fail Prints, large assortment
Wuorn aud other Shawla IN great variety
Linen cambria and other iiandstrrhci-
Long half-inrcrcd M,tIs black and While
Black and white silk Hose
Jarouet and Swiss Mnslrns
Plain and check Cambria, large assniinirnt
Isle ace and Edsing
Paris CHM and Grdlrs, black and rolored
Back Bnnihnzinr, Slk, Florence Braid and Wiio"
Bonnrts
Ronnr;. Can nni Iustrins Ribbons.
Those uouis, wiif uary o.hrrs, jt,~ %" St'e''r"
with much care, aud u! or o,.roa l., ?rrfhastfseA
tremely low. ,,,oy
SEMI
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

J. n. CLIh II h.'J.N V "
Importers amt Dcaicrs IN Foreign anil Domestic
HARDWARE, Cutlery AND Guns,
No. IL. BRoAD STREET,
Between slh and 9th, Shockoe Hill, Richmond,
A RE now receiving their Fall supply Of
II HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS,
which they offer Tor sale at very reduced prices
Merchants visiting the city will find it greatly 10
their advantage TO 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.
Sep.5 ]. A. CLARkSON & co
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NEW AND VALUABLE

dlcaa w rl1s,
lust received and for sale BY A. &. PEN
y DLETOE:
Chailly's Midwifery, edited By G.. s. Bedford,
NJ. ID.
Risby's System Of Midwifery
Ransboilom's Process OF paituripn
Velpeau> Midwifery Devices Midwifery
Francis Denmar's Midwifery
Velpeaus Operative Surgery, edited by V.
Mot, NJ. ID
Listens Elements Of Surgery
Do Practical Surgery
Coopers Surgical Dictionary
Do Lectures on Surgery
Eberle on Children; Devices on Children
Underwood o. Children
Cloquris Anatomy, by DR.. Knox
Ilornel'. Practical Anatomy
Do Special Anatomy and Histology
Bells Anatomy
Crnvailhcrs Anatomy, edited BY G. $. Patti
son, NJ. ID.
E.berIe, Practice OF Medicine
I)ewoes' dn ~"
Wa;son's do. do.
Carpenters Phy >iviugy
ElliUlsnns Go.
divers DO.
Pharmacorceia Of the United States
Paris's Pharinacologia
Pareiras Ma,eria Mcdica and Therapeutics
t. ). Dispensaory, hy Word & Blchc
Churchill's Diseases 81 Female,
Devices ON Females
Hoopets Dictionary
Beck'> Medical Jurisprudence
Harrison on the Nervous System
Chapman ON the Thoracic and Abdominal
Viscera
Gerhard on the Chest
Ellis Medical E'ormu!ary
CluteIbuck on Bloodletting
Lawrence on Rup;nrcs
DuDgisoh', Medical Student
Do. do. Dictionary
Turner Chemistry
Eberles Notes OF Lectures 81 The Practice OF
Medicine
Clark on Consumption
Curling on the Tests
Goddard on the Arteries
Do. on The Nerves
Pareira on Food and Diet
The above, with many others, for sale by
A. G.. PENDLETON,
Sept. 81 No 1t, Main street
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MERCHANDISE.
New Fall psry e.oods-

Il now in receip, OF full assortment OF fsi
ad Hintcr DRY GOODS, 10 which he les
pecliully invites the attention OF Countrv lNer
ehaats. Il consists, in part, Of Ladies ricf
dress Goods, Of the newest styles ont; Alpaca q
Orleans Cloths, Prints Ginghams Shawls, Sill
and Cotton Hdkfs., Cloths and Cassimeres. Sa
iinetS, Kentucky Jeans, Linseys, Kerseys, Elan
ncls, Flushng>, Pilot and Beaver Cloths, DutIil
Mackinaw, Point and Whitney Blankets; brown
and heached domestic Cotlons, &c.
Likewise, large assortment of Brussels
Three-ply, Ingram and Venilian Carpe,inss
Rugs, Printed Gaizes, Door Mats, sc. Al o
which will be- solI upon the most favorable terms
HENRY JAMES,
Richmond Sept Hi-clm Globe SOuara
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Fresh FaIIDrv Goods.

tn o MAS s. CHA RLES FILLS
HAVE received, per ships Virginia AMI
i Il "lIalkawaT," from Liverpool, ami by Ie-
cent arrivals fiom the North, a full and varied
assortment OF Foreign and Domc>lic Dry Goods,
10 which they invite The attention OF country mer-
chants. Their soc'; of Cloths, Blankets, Heavy
Woollens and Prints, is aar>ually large, and at
low prices. No. LOG Main SlIcr;
Sept. l7-ii Double Granite Front.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PRIZES /!
JOHN M. CLARKE,
Late Of UhceLing, Va,

Lle ~ WHce7tHg, va,
(Successor to G.. IL. Allen,)
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Va
THIS is the same Clarke, who, by his unpa-
i ralleed, unprecedented, astonishing and ex-
lraordnary luck in distributing Capital Prizes
from Wheeling, Va. 10 adventures throughout
the Western country, became 50 renowned, that
he received, BY universal reclamation The titles
Of "The Celebrated Champion of Prze-Sel-
lers"-"The Napoleon Vender of Mammoth
Prizes"
For 9th September.
MAMMOTH SCHEME!
$4,000 Dollars $4,000 $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class A, for is45, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday, Septem-
Der 9th, 1916. 79number Lottery, and 10 drawn
ballots.
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Eew Dry Goods Store

Corner NJ On GHf B''dd S'Tcf'.
TOTIN w. BOYD, respectfully informs ID.
j Public and The acquaintance OF himself and
father, JOHN II. BOYD, Who will assist him
in conducting his mercantile business, that he
las recently purchased in New York, on very ia
corabe terms, superior and Cheap Stock OF
Dry Goods embracing every variety, and is de-
,ernined 10 sell them cheap. He expects 10 have
his goods open, and ready for customers, from 2oh
to 25,h inst, in the corner tenement OF the new
brick building on Broad Street, fronting MIR. Ira
Tichenors Coach Mandatory, and very near
The Shockoe Hill Market lie solicits call al
ter being open, from all wishinsto purchase Fan
cy or Staple Dry Goods cheap. Sept. l3-eoi't
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FALL STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS.

EI r. Nj. ALLEN & Co, T
&9 Have rcceivedt the greater portion OF 60
their Fall Stock Of HATS and CAPS, which
have been selected with great care, and bought
on The most favorable terms. They are now pre-
pared 10 offer great inducements - purcha
both al wholesale and retail. Their stock, design
ed for retail, comprises articles of the most fash
ionable styles, and OF the very best Workmanship.
They would particularly call The attention Of re-
tail dealers 10 their large assortment Of handsome
Beaver Molc>kin and Castor Has, as well as
Cloth, Glazed and For Caps, selected expressly
for The retail trade. K. NJ. ALLEN & co,
No. 90 Main street, next door 10 r. II. Jen-
kins'. Sept ID
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CE.;RCjJ Hill. SCHOOL.

HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER
. An
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Stratton's Office,

MO. 5, SOUTH Four TEENT
In STREET,
Schemes for the Week.
Dra,ring receircG erery dap al o'eiocS, Il. H.
$500 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Friday-Monongalia, 30. Capitals: 81. 500,
Ii drawn. Tickets al-Haves 80 cents-Qu
lers 25 cents.
5000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Saturday-Aexanlria Extra. 800 Capitals:
5000, 1000, 1900, l,04a SO, 5 Of GOO, &c.-75
Nos, II drawn. Tickets S3-Halvcs-l So
Quarters rs cents.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
For Monday Morning Sept 29-Alcxandria
Lottery, Glass A
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NEW FALL SUPPLY OF
Books and stationery.

URIN x Err s. NOHRTS
(Late Smith Il Palmer)
HAFE opened al their New Stand, No. 81,
/ i Main street, their entire Fall Supply OF
BOOKS AND STATION merry.
Particularly nped 10 the demands OF Country
Merchants and Teachers including all Standard
Publications, Classical and School Books, Lcrcr
and Cap Wiring Paper. Wrapping Paper, &c.
To which they invite he attention OF purchasers.
DRlNkEE x MORRIS,
Semi Dr. o. Main Street
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CARYsBROOK For SALE.

Executors OF Clement Read deceaed.
Jnly a-cwilOct - Wing will copy.
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1915.
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
r. s. J. S. JAMES s. CO.,
No. leo, Main Street.

r. = y. - J-1.HI1'S NVt
No. lGo, Main street.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BASk,
OFFER CIR sale by the piece, or paeksar iars. ma
~ varied assortment Of FALL AND WlNTER DIX
GOODS Of the latest and best styles. selected WIN
great care and purchased the most favorable Terms.
They will only add, that they nrrer i.d " 10 'nelr
u do better for hnse wu may be disposed to ia
vor them ith their custom.
For The cash. or to punetual men, they wiz sell their
goods as low NJ they ran purchased ofkr qualities,
from any regular house IN the United States. An rIa-
mutation Of their stock is respectfully solicited.
Sent lj-coawEW
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Tickets sl5 halves ! 50; quarters IS. Ger
,;saa,as ~ naclaoes OF 96 whole ticket. $50 90;
2G half ckels 30; DC quarter tickets As; 26 eighth
tickets - so.
~ Orders for tickets and shares and ccrili-
Gales Of packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medaiely after i, is over TO all whoorder from u.s.
nOu'' j G. GREGORY & CO, Managers.
Gov, o6 Richmond, Virginia.
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4 CARD.
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
DNIiE subscriber Offers for sale large and
i complete assortment OF DRY GOODS, suit
ed 10 the season, al a very great reduction from
the usual prices
Ten bales Of rel and white flannels
Twelve packages Heavy Negro Goods
Five cases AlPaccas and Dress Good, Of all
kinds
Blankets Of every grade
Five cases plain and plaid Cambrcs
a large assortment OF patent Threads and spool
Collons
Five cases Kentucky Jeans
Five cases Saincis
Thirty cases Prints
Five bales Fushings and Pilot Cloths.
Country Merchants and others waning Goods
by The piece may rely on finding them unusual
ly low. ID. II. LONDON,
Sept % EAGLE Square
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LAW SCHOOL.

HAVING derived great advantage to my
u health from travelling this Summer, pro-
4, % apnn Law School in the city OF Rich
a.ai. > BE- conducted on the plan pursued by
Il il the University Of Virginia. Ny princ-
Text book vii! BE- my own Commentaries,
,..ca max he procured by The Student from my
-. ,.n-f books necessary to the course may be
s.r procured, as they are wanted, in Rich
a.1i The School 10 be opened on The 18th OF
teye~tsr. and 10 close on the 18th OF May
Til ,3n-ss will embrace Lectures on National,
r.asc'iona and Municipal Law. The Fee
.lG.son into the School will be $50, paya-
HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER,
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Brilliant Scheme

$50, 100, so, 70, GO, 50, 40 and 20.
Whole tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters5,
eighihs SO. Certificates of packages OF 26
wholes 260 dollars, 26 halves 100, 26 quarlers65,
% eighths 80 so.
The first two numbers 400 dollars; the next Two
numbers $50 dollars
g.z Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceriih-
Gates of Packages in the above Splendid Lo,e-
ries will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account Of each drawing will be sent mmedi-
atey after il is over, free Of postage, 10 all who
order from me. Address,
JOHN M. CLARKE,
Sent Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
W.P. TUrpill's B.ostcry office

MO. 10! ban Strd, Richmond, T1rg,na.-
IN Prizes il Lotteries 10 be drawn in Scptcm-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

ME ihi!d Session OF Mrs. Pellets School
! vii commence on Monday, 29t September
-. Competent and experienced Teachers have
e, scared in each department, and the course
.ts'liy will b. thorough and systematic.
Nr>. P has made arrangements whereby a
.-e> u Lectures on Astronomy and other scien-
IL, subjects, illustrated by Diagrams, will be Pc
.lica e :. lirered Sent I3-eoiS62Q