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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH

SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
or Boots. Shoes. Hats, Leather. sc.
HUBBARD GARDNER & CARLTON
II have received their Fall Stock Of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Leather, Shoe Thread, Paper,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Trunks, &c, and now
uller one ofthe largest and most complete asSort-
mens OF Goods that can be had in any house in
this country, all OF which were purchased with
caSh, and selected with care, for the Virginia and
North Carolina trade, and will BE- sold on The
most liberal terms In our assortment will be
found:
200 cases mems and bovs thick sewed and
pcgscd water Boots
$50 cases mems fine cali and seal, scwcd and
pcgscd Boots
1900 cases mems and BOYS fine calf lined and
bound and coarse .ewcJ and pcSgrd Brogans
$50 cases mems fine beaver, nnria, coney and
wool Hats
$50 cases mems fine otter fur, seal, muskrat,
cloth and hair seal Caps
5000 sides Sole Leather OF every quality and
price
5000 lbs Shoe Thread
80 doz. wax, calf and kip Skins
so doz. white and pink lining Skins
O0reams large and small size Wrapping Paper
400 rcams Writing and Letter Paper some
very fine.
Also, nj oW WaHnfdciurc:
3000 pair mems russell, black and bound
Brogues, as gan! as ran be mad', suitable for plan
taion, coal PHI and factory hands.
All OF which we invite our customers and buy
ers generally 10 call and examine.
Sept. l5-eol0t
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sH.sssssSy ARE,

s. CHARLES ELLIS are now
i receiving a very large assortment OF Hard
ware ard Saddlcry per ships Virginia and UIark-
away, direct from England. They solicit the at
lenion OF country merchants, and all others who
are DESTROYS of buying al reasonable prices. for
al such they are determined 10 sell. Their goods
are good and well selected. They pledge Them
selves sell as low 5 any of the importing hou-
scs OF Responsibility al The North.
No. 1906 Main Street.
Auu 20-lm Doubla Granite Front
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CO-i'arfncrSh!D.

THE subscriber IN, this day associated with
i him. in the GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, Mr. EDWARD H. SKIN
ki.R. The business III iu,urc will he conduct
ed III the name Of GORDON \ SklNKER, in
The rev building, No. 81 Main street lalcIy erect
Ell bY ne. JOHN y. GORDON.
Richmond. Isl Sent. lsl1.
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II. Russell Bigger 4 20.

a GENTS for the Managers, Cd. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
"KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,"
That Fortunes Home Bioger's Prize Oflicel is
THE PLACE FOR PRIZES.
LOOK AT THIS.
1000 Dollars! 10000! l66 Of 1000 Dollars
Eachi
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No co. to he drawn
on Saturday, September 20, leii. at Wilmington. 70
Nos 70 drawn. Splendid Capitals: lc 900, 10000, TO-.
oOO 600 0OO 900, 200, 6l2, each Of 500, OF
1000 Of 800 70 of l55o, 20 Of IOO l66 prizes each
Of ooO &c. Lowest number prize 1000 dollars-lst
and I'd drawn numbers 800 dollars. Whole tickets 10
halves s-quarers4 package of 26 whole tickets in
this lottery costs S36s-~arrantcd to draw SlG3 90.
Package OF 81 halves Sls4warranted TO draw Ss TO.
Package Of pc quarters S92waraned TO draw $40 40.
Remember 10 address
T.R. BIGGER & CO.,
Richmond Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage (as usual) need not be paid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
TO BUILDERS

CARRPENTERS and BUILDERS can now
y he supplied by Us with all descriptions of
Building Materials, at wholesale prices, in order
to reduce our very heavy stock.
Carpenters Knobs and Morticc Locks and
Latches.
ClaIks narrow and broad Bells
ClaIks and common Axle and Frame Pullies
Sash Cord, Spris> and finishing Nails
SIidin. Door Trimmings.
Bolts, Sash Weights, Window Catches Glue
&C. TllOS. & CIAS. ELLIS,
Aug o0-lm l06 Main ST.
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Lost Tobacco.
LIBERTY, CIV 1926 100 1900
En1rNns g 3I3G I50 l2I0

FRIENDS. 1886 $50 1910
TINE above listed two hhds. Tobacco were put
i upon my wagon, at the Public Warehouse
abon Isl OF July last, TO be carried TO the barque
Parthian, at Rockets, bound for LIVERPOOL and
have not since been heard Of The barque has
arrived at Liverpool, discharged her cargo, and
am informed by the consignees. the Tobacco
was not on board. am inclined to believe it
has Improperly fallen into the hands Of some il
legal trader in this city, or ii may, througha mis-
take of the driver, have been delivered at some of
tie warehouses in The city. | will pay $40 for
any information which will lead TO its recovery
W. l.. MONTAGUE,
A; the office OF Samuel Winfree.
Sep, I5-2
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NEW STOCK

or FAIL AND EINTER DRY GOODS
QUA LES & Nj Z r w N
A RE receiving their stock OF Fall and Win
II ter Dry Goods. Their assortment is large
aud complete, comprising the mos, OF The latest
STYLES OF Foreign and Domesiic-all which will
be sold al small advance for cash or TO punctual
customers.
No. 2?9, Granite Fom BaiMing,
Broad Street, ShocLoe Hill.
P. S. Orders from the country faithfully at
tended 10. q. &. NJ.
Sent 2-eo9t
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FAIL stock.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER &c.
gNHE subscribers are receiving their Fall Stock
j. Of Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &c, com.
prisng a good assortment OF all The Fall and
Winter styles, 10 which we respectfully invite orr
old customers and The public al large We intend
to sell Goods al very low prices for cash, or 10
good punclual customers. We respectfully in
vie The attention Of all who buy BY The case or
dozen pairlo sell again.
PuTNEY & WATTS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes.
Trunks, Leather, &C., Main street.
Sent >
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Otey & STEERS
SADDLE & HARNESS FACTORY
No. 81, West Main 81

No. 81, Ncsl hdH -!
FDur Do0rs dt0rs ne mn 1"r'rh
VIII haze been. ana are now receiving ai,Ii
w tional supplies Of orr Stock Of MATERI-
AIS SADDLERY, IIARDW ARE, &c, which
enable Us 10 manufacture in The latest amt most
tvc have now on hand large and compic'r
assortment Of ladies', gentlemen and boys Sad
dies. of every description, varieties OF Harness,
Brides, Meaningless, Collars. Whips, Wagon
Hames Trace and Halter Chains also, Bear
and Buffalo Skins together with every article
usually kept in a similar establishments.
We earnestly solicit call from persons IN
want OF any thing in the above line 10 an exa
minalon Of our Stock, as We are prepoied 10 sell
remarkably low.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We solicit call iiom Country Merchants, a.
il may be 10 their advantage 10 examine our
Stock Of Saddles Brides, Whips and Collare,
which We have on band, and manufacture ex-
press,Y for the trade THOS. OTEY
Sept IL HENRY L. SlZER.
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FALL STOCK or HATS AND CAPS.

"a K. NJ. ALLEN 4 Co, rEs
GaS Have received the greater portion Of rs
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 10 purchasers
both al wholesale and retail. Their sock, design
ed ioT retail, comprises articles OF The most fash
ionabe styles, and Of the very best Workmanship.
They would particularly caiIt attention OF re-
tail dealers 10 their large assortment of handsome
Beaver, Molc>l;in and Castor Hats, as well as
Cloth, Glazed and Far Caps, selected expressly
for The retail trade. K. NJ. ALLEN & co,
No. 90 Main street. next door 10 Il. II. .len-
kns Sept. IL
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MO. lOl Mum .Strfct, Richmond, Frs,nia.-
In Prizes in Lotteries to be drawn IN Sep,em-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
STEAM SASH AND BLIND MANUFAC.
TORY

On l2M S'Teet near tie Wig orr,
w HERE will be received orders for The above
w articles, al least 20 per cent cheaper than
at any other establishment in the Stale The
subscriber also keeps the common sizes of Sash
on hand, ready glazed or unslazed.
Any orders from the Country or City will be
neatly executed and promptly attended TO by the
subscriber, and The best references given in regard
10 the quality ofwork. MILES AMBLER.
P ST. have The right OF Walcott's Patent
Single Machine for This State, which well SELL
either as county or individual rights.
Aug %
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New Fsry Goods Store.

C0rNcf N on AM Broad .STTtcl.
TOHN W. BOYD, respectfully informs the
d Public and The acqnanlances oil himself and
father, JOHN II. BOYD, who will assist him
in conducting his mercantile business, that he
has recently purchased in New York, on very Ia
corable terms, 4 superior and Cheap Stock Of
Dry Goods, embracing every variety, and is de-
icrminedto sell them cheap. He expects 10 have
his goods open, and ready Tor customers, from 20h
10 18th inst, in the corner tenement OF The new
brick building on Broad Street, fronting Mr.. Ira
Tichenor's Coach Mandatory, and very near
the Shockoe Hill Market. He socs 4 call az
ter being open, from all wishing to purchase Fan
cyor Staple Dry Goods cheap. Sept l3-eo6t
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE.

TN CONFORMITY with the provisions of the
4 last will and testament OF The late John Thorn
ton, shall offer Tor sale, al public auction, on
Wednesday, the l7lh day Of September next, if
fair, il no,, the next fair day al the late residence
OF said John Thornton, that valuable and vel
known Tract oil Land called FAIRFIELD. "
ing in Caroline county, situated on the Nlatapon
River, containing SITS Acres. This Farm is in
ersccied by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Gnnney> Depot beng nearly
in central position on its about IL miles
from Fredericksburg and Is from Richmond BY
the road, and contains a large proportion OF pro-
ductive low grounds. enrirey secured from mum
dalton, and in profitable state of cultivation
The residence is large, comfortable End vene-
rabe brick building, with suitable on houses
and arrangements highly cultivated Garden,
fine Fruit, and particularly delicious Grapes, of
which there are many varieties. There is an
abundance Of good water, and The situation
is healthy, and The neiahhorhood agreeable. En-
quirics will be gladly answered, andevery lacii
ly TO become acquainted with The premises lur
nishcd with pleasure. Tile indi>pulable-
made known on day Of sale.
EDWARD c. THORNTON,
Executor OF John Thornton, deceased
Address, Guinney's Depot, Caroline Co., Va.
july lS-ctdS
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(O..Sssssas,tives.

BE- on yoar quart, II yon ~o.ii 0fow imPostion .
rVNilDMPSON'; COMPOUND SYRt OF TAR AND
L WOOD NAPilTHA.-This nnrvalled remedy Tor
Pulmonary Consumption, was fir. Introduced Ia pubic
notice The Fall oi lSii, and -nce that time us sgin.
tic strides popular favor altogether unprecedented
the annals of medicine, and thousands on thousands
throu .huH the land living witnesses that no "h-
everJiScovcrcd has effected such astounding cures
uf Consumption.
The wonderful popularity Of This medicine has In
durr sunry initiate u, aud niirr Tor -ie ai
tio-s nearly similar names, thus decelvinc tr un
snsprctny and parIislEc gross imposition ON the IN
valid. The proprietor, therefore, feels chllrn upon
sDlennly the consnmPure pii.ht against an
preparations puTportn. Ia he Syrnp ut Tar and Wood
Naptha except The original preparation, Thompson
Compound syrup o; Tar and Wood Saplhi the onl. re-
meiy l!a, can br relied upon for the radical cure OF l
mu.aiy Diseases. DELAY ar tlmperlns with Pulmonary
Consumption leads certainly 10 fatal RESULT therefore
be not deceived hut ask ior Thompson's Compound
syrup Of Tar and Wood Napa, and take no other
Prize, - cents per boit!c--ty bottles for - 81.
For safe in X chiuond by ALEXANDER DtNAl. K
co. General Asen.s; IN Petersburg by Charles Cor
linc in Norfolk by II. A. Santos; in lynch1nrs 10y J,n
H. Ssay in Fredericksburg By Dr. james Cooke, aud e.
n Hunt sept :,
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j. +. Words Lottery Office

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEL, Rlcn-
~ MoND, Virginia.
Attention isrespectiuly requested 10 The follow
ing lotteries 10 be drawn in September
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Louery, Class 80; to he drawn Goth
September. CAPITAL Prizes: $4,000, II 600
5000, 5000, 1000, Lott. - prizes of 1000 IS
of 500, &c. Tickets $40. A certificate of pack.
age will be sent for $50.
For eth September.
NJ A Nj M OF II sc II EME,
$4,000 $4,000, $1,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class "A, for 1915, 10 he
drawn at Alexandria, d. g., Saturday, Sepem-
Der 9th, lSi5. IS No. Lottery, and IL drawn
ballots. Brilliant Scheme : One grand capital
Prize of $4,000 Dollars, OF $4,000, Of $4,000,
of 10000, Of 5000 / of 5000, / q. 1000, |
of s 900, of 5000, | of 1000 | of 2,1sg. 5 of
$500, 10 Of 1000, 20 Of $50, 20 Of 800, 80
of 1000, l7O OF 500. and many of 400. 25O. 100,
100, so, 20, GO, 80, 10 and 30. Whole Tickets
S20-Halves l0-ouar'ers 5-Eighths > 80.
Certificate OF package OF 81 whole tickets $500
10. do. 26 half do. 100
Do. do 81 quarter do Q.
Do. do. 26 eighth do. % 80
gS Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and Certifl-
Gates of packages in TO above Splendid Lotteries
Cor smaller ones, that are lrawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash o. rrize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention. and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediatc-
" after ii is over 10 all who order from
Agust 90 J. F. WORD. Richmond, Va.
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CHURCH HILL SCHOOL.

rY7uE lhi:d Session Of Mrs. Pellets School
will commence on Monday, 29ti September
1-N Competent and experienced Teachers have
l,en secured in each department, and the course
y >lulv will be thorough and systematic.
Mrs. P. has made arrangements whereby
>s,ies ot Lectures on Astronomy and other scien-
I'm, subjects, illustrated by Diagrams, will be Pc
~; 10, IL delivered Sent l3-eolSe29
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$50, 100, so, 70, 60, so, 40 and 20.
Whole tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters 5,
eighths 2 so. Certificates Of packages OF 70
wholes 2G0 dollars, 26 halves $50, % quarters6o,
DC eighths 81 So
The first two numbers 400 dollars; the next two
numbers $50 dollars!
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certifi-
Gates Of Packages in the above Splendid Lo,te-
res will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent immedi-
ately after it is over, free OF postage, TO all who
order from me. Address,
JOHN M. CLARKE,
Septic Richmond, Va,
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LOTTERIES.
j. G. Gregory s. Go.
MANAGERS, NO. loi, MAIN STREET

nj ANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET,
lM RICHMOND, Virginia.
Quarter Ticket, Nos - rs, the Capital
Prize Of 10000 dollars, in Alexandria Lottery,
No. IS, drawn Both August was sent 10 this
Office.
Half Ticket Nos. 6 IS Sc, The Capital Prize
Of 10000 dollars, in Alexandria Lottery No. 2a4
Extra, drawn 9th August, was SEM 10 this Office
Leading Schemes fer September, 1915
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 3S, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, Sept.
both, lS45
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $1,000
$4,000 l,6l7
| 5000 D prizes Of 1000
5000 - 800
&c. &c. &c.
Is Nos, l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets 10 dollars-halveS 5-quarers 80.
Certificates of packages Of 25 wholes, $3.50 90
DO. do. 25 halves, G5 90
Do. do. 25 quarters, 80 so
For 9th September.
.MA .NHOIW SCHE.HE!
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass A, for IS45.
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. C., on Saturday,
9Th of September, 1915.
70 No. Lottery, IL drawn ballots.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

J. A. GARRISON & co,
In,yorie7s and I).a!ers IN E1ycien and Domestic
HARDWARE, CUTLERY A.ND Guns,
No. H. BnoaD STREET.,
Between slh and 9th, Shockoc Hill, Richmond,
A RE now receiving their Fall supply of
II HARDWARE, CUTLERY AMI GUNS,
which they offer for sale at very reduced prices.
Merchants visiting The city will lind il greatly 10
their advantage TO give us a call before puIchas-
ing elsewhere, as We possess advantages possibly
over any other house in this city, and are deter
mined to give entire satisfaction.
Sept. ; J. A. GARRISON & CO.
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1HOS. III. DICKINSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL attend the Courts of the City OF Rich
w mond and OF the counties oil Henrico,
Goorhland and Powhatan.
Office al the corner of Main and Fourteenth
Streets, Richmond
auo d. 1E, Scudcs
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ss;chIn0nd Law school.

THE term Of this institution commences on
L the 18th of October, and terminates on the
l5h Of March following.
There are Two Courses Of Law in Inc school
Inc General or Elementary course, embracing out
lines OF The Law of Nature and Natons-Civil
Poiiv, with particular views of the CONSTITUTIONS
ii Virginia and OF he United Stales-and the
Principles OF Inc Municipal Law OF Virginia
with the subjects of Pleading and Evidence =
an: the Practical or Professional Course, en-
Tracing he Principles OF the Municipal Law OF
Virginia, Ill connection With he rarous forms
Of action in use; together with the roin'e OF rlead
j.. aud Evidence applicable 10 them respective
l;-ani Other niat;ers-at some length
And there is also a Course oil Rhetoric, en-
hracins the principles OF the art more particular
Is a. applicable 10 argument and discussion al the
bar
There are Lecturea Readings Rcci'a!ions, Ex-
aGinalons, and Exercises of different kinds Tor
the Students in all the courses.
Tn lee Tor instruction is $50 for the term, Tor
either Of the courses Of Law, or $50 for both OF
them Cor parts Of lhem) toge,her and Sso Tor The
Course oil Rhe,oric-payable in advance.
July a2-ct Oct Is VIM MAXWELL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
asics,arslsOn n Go.

,,VE commenced receiving their SUPPLY
ami in the course OF few days, will have
! 80, by the Harkaway, direct from Liverpool
y" snniry arrivals from the Northern cities, Il
iar a., and general assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
embracing great variety OF articles, sui'ao'e ioa
WI ana Winter, which they offer 10 purchases
N thei. usual terms, and atrery moderate pi'1eS'
ALSO,
S,pSScls. Threeply, Ingram and venetian
sppETiNG and RUGS, Of most desirable
oo',srns colors, &c, and at as low prices as
ibey can be had for in the city.
tn', ~ dIO,Sc6,. IS, MAlN STREET.
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Ala Court Of Monthly Session held for The
n county Of Louisa the Courthouse thereof,
on Monday July the l4lh, 1916
On The motion Of DR.. Benjamin NJ. Francisco,
a Distribute OF The Estate Of Henry Lawrence,
deed, The Court doth order that all persons who
may have claims against the said decedent co
exhibit Inc same 10 his Administrator Capt W N.
t. LipscoInb, within seventy days from thiS tme,
for settlement ami that copy Of this order be
published ior eight weeks successfully in some
Richmond newspaper, and posted at The door.of
Ibis Courthouse for two several ccu:l days.
A Copy-Tesle:
July 25-wSw JOHN HUNTER, 6,
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HOyt's Prize Office.


JJOYT begs 10 call attention 10 The following
L / sketches of Schemes 10 be drawn in all his
month, (Seplcmber.)
The Mammoth for the 9th, please mole pani-
cularly A these large Capitals IIoyt has he
handling OF. Address your orders 10
DIN. HOYT, Richmond
When in Richmond, call No. , Exchange Tor
Prizes. Besides The following, We have drawings
daily. Capitals varying from a 00U dollars TO he
following. Tickets from TO 70 dollars.
d. NJ. uOYT
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery. Glass 80, 10 be drawn 2th
September Capital Prizes: 10000, 10000, 500
5000, 1000, l6i7, 25of 1000, &c, &r TicE',s
TO- A Certificate OF a Package OF Whole Tx
els in this will DO sent Tree OF postage Tor $50
For 9th September.
MAMMOTH SCHEME!
$4,000 Dollars $4,000 $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class A, for 1915 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. e., on SATURDAY,
9th Of September, 1918. IS No. Lo.ler', 10
drawn ballots.
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SANDS ShRSAPARIlLA.-"Be 90 good" said ID
- o.en-s To- Alexander, who asked If h. could be 81
service III. phsJphcr-"lr good n to sand from
brrwer: n- and the sun" Thee many who per
nit prejudice 10 Stand between them and HE sun
Such woud gssediy hr the situation of that lndvidu
nj who shond refuse 20 take Sands Sarsapafla for
lgnant Scroula, Liver Complaint, ErysIpeias, any
disease 81 The glands or the skin. Can there be ANY
persons no. reading the conclusive testimonials
in possession of the Mrssrs Sands, would thus "stand
In their OWE iigh:'"
For further particulars, and conc usive evidence oil rs
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may
be obtained of agent. gratis.
lJ- Prepared aud sod wholesale and Ieiali anu 10,
expectation, by A. q. SANDS CO, DRUGGISTS anu
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No - broadway, corner
of Chambers .rrrrt New York. sod, Also, BY hLbA-
AMBER DCVAI & CO., Agents, Main street, licD
mond Va. Price-sl per bottle OF SIX bottles or 81
Sept
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TIE CHI r r

4 GRADUATE of College, who has had
"A eish, years experience as Principal of an
Academy, besides an absence OF two years IN
Europe TO prepare himself more thoroughly Tor
HI, professor wishes situation either as apuo-
lie or private Instructor, fer reasonable conpen-
saon. Letters addressed 10 this'ofhce, post paid,
will be promptly attended 10.
l-c3tS
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.


rlNE subscribers, al No s. Main street. have Just
i ceIved aud opened ,ileaIiful assortment of nrw
and Sh0nabe GOODS far ladies' To " hic they
particularly call The attention of country merchants and
Others purchasing in this market
Super Fou'ard Rips, Il rich and beautiful article
Fine style Cashmere he C0ss, English and French
Super figured Roimriiis
Snprr figured McDuras and>Zenobias
Striped and ch1ngcahc Alhertres
Figured E1lans and Fuuiard a,usns
Plain and figured Alpactis
Black and blue Coburrs for ladies' dresses
New style Fall Prints, large assortment
Wool!en and other Shlws. in great variety
Linen cambria and other Ilandkerchrfs
Long half-fngered Mitts. black and white
Black and white silk Hose
Jacbnet and swiss Mnslins
Plain and check CJmbric, large assortment
Ilsle ace and Edsing
Paris Gimp and 6 rides, black and colured
Back Bcmbazine, Silk, Florence iaid and Willow
Boanes
Bonnet, Cap and I.usiring Ribbons.
These goods, with many Others, have becn selected
with much care, aud will be offered TO purchasers e1
trsu,ey low.
LONDON, wTLLINGIAM * DREWRY.
Semi g-cad DIFF
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GORDON & SKINkER

NOItF'D.N U
OFFER lor. sale 4 general assortment oil GRO
" CERES
Iron oi al kinds
Steel do. do.
Tin Plate
Narani Sheet Copper
Zinc, Spclter, &c.
We expect in few DAYS 10 receive large ac-
ccssion 10 oul Stock 0. G ,oi, for the Fall basil
ness, 10 winch We invite The attention of the coun-
yy and city trade. Sept. l-d&clf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
LAW SCHOOL.

TTAvING derived great advantage 10 my
II heol,h from travelling this Summer, pro-
nose 10 omen Law School in The city OF Rich
,pnooi 10 h, conducted on the plan pursued by
me at Inc University Of Virginia. My princi-
raI T.y, hook will be nv own Commentaries,
which NAV be procured by the Student from my
III. other books necessary 10 the course may be
Ysad,ly procured, as they are wanted, in Rich
n,gnd The School 10 lie 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
f,r admission into the School will be $50, paya-
HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER,