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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13

A RE invited To examine n tiiul asso,.nont oil
- DRES~ GOODS,
Just received from New York by j. w HOWES,
Consisting in part of
RCH WOOL CASHMERES,
Do. CASHMERE DE COsSE,
REP. DO.
NJ, NJ LANES, Great Variety,
Sulks y sArtNS,
ALPACAs,
TWlLLED GlNGHAMs,
PRINTS,
Aso large of CLOAK sTUFFS, of Neo Styles
ROB ROYS,
GALA PLAIDS,
BONNETT SILKS,
RIBBONS, etc, otc.
All Of which will be sold very CHEAP.
Sept II, 1915. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13
IRELAND.

Dublin. Tie most distressing accounts are
received from diffei ent countless Of the almos. to-
tai failure Of the potatee crops, and the greatest
larm prevails. The poor peasants, who depend up
OH the poatoe for their daily food know moi
what to do. The same disease that has attacked
the potatoe in various parts Of England and on the
Continent, has reached Ireland, and, it is sad that
a large portion OF the crop is unfit for food.
MOROCCO AND ALGERIA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13
FARM For SALE.
OF MONTPELIER,
NOTICE..

THE Directors of the Orange County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company have made the following assessments for the
past year, to wit:
1885, and fourth of per all
49, ls45, making in the whole IA cent, and payable to
the Treasurer his office in Chelsea by the 18Th day
cembcr next.
This must be paid during the session of the De
cemher Courts and all delinquen this
ments may rely having hor premium collected law,
agreeable tho Charter and By Laws of said Company.
J. w. SMITH, Treasurer.
Chelsea Nov. 9Th, 1915. 393w
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

sor. Of business-but what shall de-
wnen 60 TO the window--how then!'
'Hurrali, there, Ponder..' cried Simp-
kins and Tompkins in a breath, as
each of them. with hostile ticket and
conflicting placards, rushed joyously
| towards the doubter.
This is the ticket exclaimed Simp.
kins.
oh, 60 'way-ihis is the ticket that
Ponder always votes, dead or alive
isn't il, Ponder!' added Timpkins.
'Nonsense!-ponder knows that this
ticket is the only one warranted to
save The Republic, wishou! SALT said
Simpkins. -
.Ponder's no fool, though You think
him one--if this ticket is not carried,
the country might just as we'll be set
fire to and no iniines to play upon it,
And if we don't get in. that's all the
grass will have to do-there won't bs
no use for hay, never no more
'Thieves!' said Simpkins, in rage.
'Robbers!' reioined Tompkins in a
fury. Il
"Swindlers and deluders!' cried
Simpkins.
.Rascals and rufiins!' added limp
kins.
'Don't believe them, Ponder--fbs,
falsehoods, aud FAM
Not word of truth in any thing
they say--all caluma.ion and bamboo
Element
Gentlemen. gentlemen be COOL
chlmed in Ponder; upon my soul if [
don't believe You both--it takes me TO
be impartial. and to have equal faith.
in Timpkns and Simpkins-Timpkins
is righl. and simpkins is right.--Thas's.
the way | make myself agreeable TO
every body. Timpkins says Simp-
kins is rogue. Very good. Simp-
kins says tina, Timpkins is rascal.
Just so. There is proof that each Of
you want to ruin the cnuntry. Per-
feclly proper. If one dou's ge, in The
grass won, grow; and if the other
dom, get in. there will be nobody to
use the grass if it does grow. Right
ba,h ways-first rate fellows; every
which way accordin' TO your own.
showing. Now then, which sideis
going TO win9'
'Ours!' ahonted both.
Bet you hiatt
"a suit Of clothes1
Oyster supper for SIKH
"A champagne blow out for nine
swapping turtles and venison steak'
Two to one!'
Ten to one!'
Hundred TO onel'
'All I've got-wife, children. every
lhing--myself into the bargain!'
'Wouldn't have you, nor none Of
your party, for Christmas gift
If lived in the same street with.
many such fellows as your side, I'd
move RICH. out, without stopping to pay
rent
While Timpkins and Simpkins were
thus cndeavoring to make the truth APP
pear, BY dnt Of hard betting and hard.
er words, Peleg W. Ponder contrived
to disappear. l. is said tina. in the
course Of the day he himself made
many bets, hedging with great care.
that he might not deviate from the strict
line Of impar,iali,y; but how he voted,
no one had yet been able TO discover,
The judges and inspectors Of Peleg's,
ward, recoIlect something about seeiug
his anxious countenance at the window;
but still there is strong impression on.
the minds Of many; that even then no
had not reached conclusion, and mere.
ly looked in to endeavor TO discover
how affairs were going. Peleg, there
fore. stands alone and singular, as
THE MAN VINO DIDN'T VOTE AT AL"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

The office seekers have driven Mr.
Polk from his residence at Columbia
10 Nashville, where he is now board
ing. Ii he wishes TO keep decent
people at distance. let him get Minis
Ter Shannon TO address them diplomat.
ic notes.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

INl.OUk--5U bbls supertine flour tor sale
i very low by }. 5. klMBALL.
XXTOOL Roils..For sale at Shack
" ford's Steam Mill Store, corner Of
Main and Jefferson-st.
OAF suyar..Bunch Raislns, Nests
Il of Tubs--Rics---Boston Soap, for sale
Al @ SHACKFORD'S.
n1CON.t.sOOOl lbs Side Bacon, 1000
I'D lbs Shoulder Baeen. fer sale By
asesl pAVrp'
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16
@ THE
~~H 1@ ~ 80
.rnl,sHKp EVERY THURSDAY, ON MAIN
STREET,
MES G. ED w 4 4 Ds,
Proprietor.
TERM

- IL IVA .
an. DOLLAR and Fifty Cents per year
v cor So Six Months, eighty.ssoe" ana a nay
cont, in adrdnce.
's" 4 non compliance with the above terms
III .ub,ect each delinquent to an extra
ne "" Of Twenty-Five cents for every three
s ',onib, DELAY. This rule niH De strictly
'' Persons forwarding two dollar current
,.nt bill by mail, ranked by Post MAS
Is. Vs." will be credited for seventy numbers.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
,,nsre for the first and fifty cents Tor each
'rhseouent insertion. A liberal discount
m,Se TO yearly advertisers.
Professional or Business Cards, not eA'
...dinr FIVE lines, will be inserted Tor hSe
dollars per annum.
Burlington is the seat OF justice for ones Des
uoine. county, and contains about ~ooo guy.
;as.b;tants 1t is situated on the west
hank of the Mississippi. about 2oo miles
hove Saint Louis.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

The New York Sun puts down
Folks majority in South Carolina q
47.O00. In November it was $4,000.
Ii is impossible 10 calculate what y
mag be by the fourth Of March al th's
ratio of Increase.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

No Senator has yer been chosen
from Indiana. The Senate has refused
to 90 into join.-baIlot. It's doubtful
:
whether any one is elected during the
Session.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-16

DR. Franklin Li.chfieldt u. s. Con.
sui a, Puerto Cabello. died, October,
29th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
PUBLIC SALES OFLhND.
Asue;, psiiI fa,r Sale

'i'illS Estate l. situated the county Cara!iuc ou
the Maap1hl River, within three miles OF nwng
trftil: u Contains; between thirteen ard f,itaen Lar
hrrh arrfs; not ir>S than slH al low grounds 10,
Ten :" which a:- .ajce, 10 l.. vsr Ly the hs-
hc>Ec.i IN neNatnsthle supply .; Harl y Trcty -.
ressilr, :md convcnirn, la The t!,rce shifts; ,;r. ar
tour bundled sc5os arc az inc yh.iiic pond land, ~ %.
which i perfectly 6riirtd about rr nndf, acres in
"a"e" W""i me sr"wih wliic OAK, red, poplar h'ct-
nry-eac s:it ran, within t,re ,ear- lie mad. 4, aye
rage nieen hundred bar.ts Of cO.u-wi.at, oat. &c.
r IN rropur.:na There j. Gradual Il, scent foGi the
high and In The rv,r. There Is E;un Tie F.rm liy.
hundred acres ~ tobacco land. To he silypas, Tor
TIE culture ui liza, cnr IN Virginia I invite "A close
examination .! .:c land, a. shall, the / Monday
for sale
The dwelling is about o yards from the railroad, and
The barn IS hr:-a acly upon The raiiroii aud in The
centre o! The plantation.
! credit uf ten wears be had near three -nrrlls
oi The putti a,unty. \. T.. SUTTON
=. 81 would exchange with any gentleman near
Hrhnund iUi small farm, upon fair terlns
any, ll-CiLs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
MOST VALUABLE. LAND on JAMES
RIVER For -lIL

Nt I'It ioN 'N.tlJi..
T1I virtue ul Il dccirc ul The Circuit Superior
ID Cuiiu a Law ard CsaEce.y Tor Cumlcr-
land COUNTY. pronounced On The 2:;lli day d! Nav,
1873, in lie ease 81 Eliza +. Mayo, dow and
IelicI Of Thomas L. Mavo, deceased Plaintiff,
rs. John L. Scay aud ErLccca his vie, ami
others. Defendants, we viii, a Commissioners
appointed hy said decree, on TUESDAY, The
81! day OF September next, II fair, il not the first
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted expos H.
sale, ON the premises, 10 the hishr.; bidder, Thar
very valuable l'iact Of Land, Gale! Hooper :
Rock, lying on The Sur,h side 81 James river, in
the county Ul Cumberland. alpu one mile below
the town OF Coum!.ia and adjoining the lands a!
Capt. William Mage Leonard AMI William
Spears. This tract contains ahoa; GO acres,
one hundred OF which arc first rc James river
low grounds, well nnovn ioi ii. prodGciivcnc,s
in tobacco, wheat ana corn. The hiah land is 81
good qualify, and susceptible Of the Richest stat.
OF improvement. II is supposed thee are up
wards of 90 acres Of wood land, the greater pro-
portion OF which is very facly tmbercd. I'll:
improvements consist Of quite comfortable
framed dwelling, and all the necessary out houses,
some .. which are new. Possession will he 81
ven the purchaser Immediately, so lar as nccc,-
sary Tor sowing a crop II wheat THIS t,ill, AMI nl
possession on The Isl day Of January mex, (pro-
baby much sooncr.) K. l. Cucke, Esq, living
in Columbia, will give any Information relative
10 the above estate that may b. desired.
TERM>- Onc-tyanh Of the purchase money
will be required in c;l,h-ihc baiancc in THREE
equal annual payments. Bonds AMI approved
security for The balance, AMI deed 81 trnsf on
The land, will lie required II lie purchaser. The
lille is believed unqnesiionable, but We shall sell
and convey As Commissioners only.
RICHARD | COCkE,l
JOSEPH FUQUA, Cunl'rs.
J. Nj. TREVILlAN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
R5eDeeuoerD Gege1ootres,1.
LOTTERIES.
Esurruss's LOTTERY Office.

SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET., 1o- leading To
- Mayo's Bridge.
For Frday-Sla, 400, 10 of GOO. IS Nns 10 drawn.
Tickets 4. halves =, quarters |. Ais, the dollar hosiery
> Uro. ,H'' Is Aos Is drawn Tickets halves So
quarters 25c.
For sanday-sf, 900. Is N,s II drawn Tickets .
halves |, quarters soc.
Sundays Mah--sIa, Oon, 1900 - Ncs., Is drawn
Tickets I halves ., quarters I. Ais, 1000 CT SuS
l2 drawn. Tickets ], halves 80, Quarters 25c.
Next Monday-S3n GOO, 100 of 81 600. Gland Como
lidaed Lottery, No. 50. Ia IL. drawn on Saimrdiy, An
rust 10. Drawing received Monday NJ O'Clock;
Nus. IL drawn Grand Capitals: $4,000. 5000, 1000
81 50.
Tickets in The above. and in ali Lotteries under The
management Il d. Paine * Co constantly frr SAL.
Orders from the country promptly and c,n:dvuiilly
attended Ia; and letters, enclosing cash or rrzr
tickets, request Tart nay be permitted 10 pay The
postage. Address Z. BUKRUSS,
Aug. % Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
SAROT HILL FOR SALE.

rVHIS valuable AMI highly improved Estate
J. will he offered Tor sale by The subscriber, III
public auction, on the premises ON TUESDAY,
tie 10Th Of September n"St, al u O'Clock, ~.
Sabol Hill was formerly part y tie 'eicIia-
ted Dane E>tale--is situated in Goochand coun-
IT, twenty miles above Piedmont ON the James
Rgcr-lhe Canal passing through il, AMI dividing
,hr high land from tie pr grounds.
Il contains eight hundred and scvcn';-ihiee
acres ui land, inciIiiny one hundred and srveh'Y
II low grounds, ail 81 The very bc,t quality,
n. residue in wood and iinber-an abundant
supply Of wafer in each iel,l--ani well known
a. one OF the most productive Estates IL that !cf-
Tile region d! Eastern Vii"niI, especially since
un.cr Tie Direction o. the present excellent maEa.
ger, MIR Goodman. TIE Improvements con
sst of spacious and handsome Brick Dwelling
House, recently built and beautifully situated,
with all necessary appcndaecs; The oveisee' 3
house, barns stables, tobacco houses, &c, ali
large and commndious. and in coed order.
mos. particular descIip ,on is NJ; deemed LcCes-
sary, as those disposed 10 purchase are invited -
view he property II any time previous 10 !c day
of sale.
TgRMs-0ne-third OF the purchase money -
one and Two years; The deferred Payment y b,
secured hy bonds, bearing Interest 'sith approved
security, aud deed Of trust IN The LAM.
| Possession will he given on Inc hf>t January
next; The purchaser to have The privilege oi SOW
'"S ""'"' w. ClIA:s. II. CARTER.
Near Queen Ann. Prince George CO.. Md.
/ Aug l-ctdE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
NYGrfsiaYfa's Office.
MO- EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Vusa.ia.

MO. I, EX g ii NGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Yusmm.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000 Capital! Virginia Monongalia, cia.s
No 81, 10 be drawn in The Exchange today al
y o'clock. Capitals; $4,000, 800, l,05150, 5 d
500 OF $50, oil 300, q Of rs, 10 Of 100, % ni
40, 50 Of 40, 2G0 oi p, &c. IS Nos. AM Ii
drawn. Tickets 81 80, shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS EVENING.
sl0D00 CAPITAL Alexandra, Extra Cha, No.
J05 Drawing received a, o'clock Tomorrow.
Capitals: $4,000, COCO, $50, 200, l,0h; 10
Of 900, II Of 200, IL OF $50, - Of LOO, 100 Of
70, &c-75 Nos ii drawn. Tickets Si-Sha,cs
in proportion.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN At ALEXANDRIA
Sept l3la--do,OO 1900, 40 prizes Of 600.
Tickets TO-
Tickets and packages in all The Lotteries ad-
ycrliscd Ly ]. G; Gregory u Co., Tor sale IN the
same ;crms al this Office.
To Didari CsGgiV Cusf6Mr;.
Grand and Brilliant Scheme 10 lie dawn al
Alexandria 9Th September
ss75 400 Capital
with lots Of other snug Prizcs-snch as 80 600
$4,000, 10 OGO, 1900, 5000 1000, Coco 5.0lO
1000. 2,S17, 5 piizcs OF 2,5t)1, 10 81 2mal. 20
Of $50, 20 Of 800 80 ol 1000, l70 OF 800 &c,
&c. Tickets S20---Sharcs in proportion.
a',.To secure snug fortune, send in yuur or
dels early.
N. b. Al! orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
Aug % CHAS. WORKMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
University Of Tsarytaud.

FACULTY Of PIfSIC.-SR>sI0S Of 1916 -'6.--fLt
Lectures will commence on Monday, November I'd
and Continue un:il the first of March ensuing.
Obstetrics and Medical jurisprudence ichard VII
Inau Hall, VI u.
Chemistry and Pharnacy-Wm. L. A. Akin, NJ. u.
Sntgsry-Nalhnn X. Smrh. NJ ID.
Th,sanen,;cs, Materia Medica and uy.leGe- Samuel
Chew, ST d.
Anatomy and Physiology Joseph Roby. NJ. d.
In DRY AMI placice of Medicine-Eli,ha Bartlett,
NJ u.
Deuonstraior Of Aaa:omy-Georse W. M'ienberser,
u. ..
instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day at the Baltimore Inirmay, opposite the Me-
deal College. The for practical anatomy viii
b. opened October ls' and remain unt the end al
March following under the crge Of The Grm0nstltnr
Fees for the entire 500; naturalization fee S.,
graduation fee S0 clinical ticket ftee dissecng ticket
"aionai with the student. Comfortable hoard my he
oaia.d In the vicinity OF tie Medical College for 5.
50 10 S. 50 per week
a.. rs-r,n, Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
no I}jiIl,IjERS

rARnPENTERs and BUILDERS can now
" be supplied hy Us with all descriptions ol
Bai!dins Materials, al wholesale prices, in order
10 reduce onrvcry heavy STOCK.
Carpenters Knobs an! Moiicc Locks and
LaicheS
CIhIk's narrow and broad Helis.
Clall,'s and common Axle and Frame PclIics
Sash Cord, Sprig> and finishing Nails
Siidin. Dool Trimmings.
Bolts, sash Weights, Window Catches Glue
&c. TllOS. CllhS. ELLIS,
Aug 20-lm lGU Main st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
LOTTERIES.
StrattOu,s Office
MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEENTI
In STREET..

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR EENTH
In STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
DRAGGING reecircd ercry day al | o'cioek, p. NJ
5000 Dollars! 1900!
Friday-Moronsalia, 35. Capitals: 5000 dol
lars, 1900, l. 057 so, 5 of 500, &c.-7S Nos, ii
drawn. Tickets 81 50-IIalvcs 75-Quarlcrs
31t cts.
10000 DolarSi 2000
Saturday Extra, COG. Capitals;
10000, 1000, $50, 200 ,036, 10 of 900, &c
10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets $4-nalvcs .
Quarters |.
10000 Dollars! $4,000!
For Monday morning-Alexandria Glass 35
Capitals 10000, $4,000, 1900, $3.50, c of , 900
10 of 1900, 20 OF l,200 80 of 1000, &c.-1s
Nos, l2drawn. Tickets Sl0-Halves 5-Quar
tiers , 80.
Look out for The Grand Scheme 10 be drawn
| 9th September, IS, 900 dollars Capital. STRAIT
| TONS is the place for PRzrs!
Orders Tor packages, certificates Of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will he
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent, when re-
quesled Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Aug. % Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
30 lie E'arP.sek.s

OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
MI offer oar services 10 customers for The sale n
" Wheat, Fl"Gr, Corn, 'iaIs, Tobacco &c. fIrc 81
any commission. except when required Ia guarantee
sales The senior paltrr who has had SITE
sace IN business, gives his Personal attention e
Tins d-pniurnt. aud Il liter uur.clvcs that tan
cbta n The hest market priC's.
Ne keep constantly on hand large ard well selected
stock nf Fa;nily Groceries, - which invite llir a.
t-ntion al the Planters do not inlrId IT, sc
Gcrstld l.. any huI>- ~ The e.',.
Wr.il.i cunlinrc !, furnish Virginia made AXES. n!
81 rati-Whci We warrant equal III my made III ihis
- aHy ni.iuf country Hr have substituted aH;'hrf
mandatory IN thr liar, of Tie one or winch we lar
merry acted a:,ni,. whifh assure orr iitnt- Z
fir sprrior. We have sold /, or IL dozen, and
hlvc had ~ n deem bat are ave.
BIbGi ~ hi dr u Gar order cheaper Than iioy can
he had in The ritv. tail on Va FIR bargains.
~ Rei.r 10 lie LIl'ars Of this naper.
GRErTER X GRETrER,
ID L n,nr- l,rll r.. IL 'ilNt Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
THE FAIRFAX INSTITUTE,

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, y. C., VIII be open i"f lIIe
y reception OF pupils on the Isl day Of September
In. arrangements OF tits Schoo! at the present time
az >,sb II is confidently believed as TO merit CONT
uln.e al The favor. which Tor many years, has rI
,,f.ncrd nom III pubic. The Principal will he aided
a.. ,''es hy three assistant teachers ~ veiy superb
!. iairsI ioGs, who will reside IN his family, and
I've 40 other engagements Ills own time will be
.soy ei,rn Ia the Improvement; IF his pupils, which
i. ! ruauiri fs'm long experience, To undertake with
o,risrd confidence Of sucrcsS.
TIE rrrnch language will be taught by Professor lie
J. me-. Formerly Of the Philadelphia high School
Application for Ambulance should be made iminedi-
st,.
i. a., in.d by application 10 the Rev Groree A. Smith.
rri,t..l Theological Seminary r. o, Fairfax county,
Vr.,nt, Aug. ig-c& d2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
E'aEs fn,pOYsasiU7aS

OF CHINA AND EAItTIIENWNHE.
DY ilci ship "lnsigia." noyr in lanes River We
ID hav.ireos,yed portion al our Fall Go"Is; ani u!
~. ..Eiark Awa:" daily cNpeiicl, we saii rrceivr
srgr additions L, out extensive stock o: ana fash
onaLle China ana Eaith"nwar.
We hive now St,Tr, sui constantly rccti.in.
from III principal !.'ueTj Ian u,annnc'rrra :'ry ~
:rn.iy ;ssa l-n &c az. pressed, aud PLAN Glassware
Cast - of All kiGds Stone Ware 40 !sr.
cur goods haze hr hnlght upon lir n'ni favorable
terms rs Ia price, with money AMI we IRE Determined
/, :r an sin.nr terms, either FOR cash, on t.Ir usual
credit CAY ana country dealers ARE invited {" give u
call. WM. L. BC il.EE & CD,
luy - 81 Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
HEADQUARTERS FOR PRIZES
JOHN Nj. CLARKE,
I.aic If Wheeling, Po.,
(SncccssOr 10 &. X. AIion.l

I.aic If Wheeling, Po.
Successor 10 &. X. Alien,l
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
taN,iceoua Sired, Rnhasond, Va.
FTlIlS is The slime Clarke who, hy his nnpa-
i rallel.d, unprecedented, astonishing and ex-
lraordinarv luck ia distributing Capital Prizes
from Wheeling, Va, 10 advcntnrcrs throughout
The Western country, became 50 renowned. that
he received, by universal acciamaton, the lille
Of "The Celebrated Champion Of Prze-Sel-
lcrs - The Napoleon Vendcr of Mammoth
PRICES"
AS an evidence that he had strong claims TO
the above appela,ons, he viii ouly STATE That be
has actually sold ard paid tire prizes of thrcn!g-
nee thousand dotiars, anil fur of t~entu hoamnd
dolars, besides many of 10000 and 5000, the
proof OF which he Is ready TO produce.
Splendid Scheme Jar Ausaa anil September.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 50, for 1915, 10 he
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, Au-
gust Both, 1915.
Brilliant Scheme II prize Of 40 600 dollars,
$4,000. 70G0 $3.50, prizes Of 1000, 10 Of 500,
80 Of 300 50 Of 1000, 90 Of 500, &c, &c.
Trinn1;' 70 da:I;,i..::i, halr"s :. CHARTERS so.
Certificates II packages Of 20 whole tickets la0
dollars, 2G halves 20, 20 quaiters35.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE LANDS

" 81 -
81 rir'ur at deed sc rS; rNscu;t "a he .i-rib-
ID 10y Thomas ;icrar anl wiz, an duly al itif,l I"
vrcoij IN III, ,-.k's Dirc %: ,'iIy CJIn.v, Virginia
All, THURSDAY, ii" 2hi iny 81 Dri"b n-N.
SET la III. slirs, bidder, thai ,a!ua!i. Tiaci of Land
whch tiIr laid ThcnIS Mtcar.o resides, containing
abtlt ihnusaah acres, oae hundred and E'.y OF
which, rrr.k huIn of superior gIa'iiy, well dram
r,l. aud in high >ale uf Improvement. Tie uplnnG'
oI exccI quality well tGbered, AMI all nrcessa
~ buildings 5 tar COMMUNICATION a. large family ana
lnr srcurin. ii:c crops IA .ar NJ the :ini
Also, on the sarr day, will sell another valuable
Tract ing IL The above. containing between
ii, aud .ndr. Icr ro' es ed by James > TIL
10 the subscriber, ~ irIt deed for the pay inent q" sun.
dry debts Their, in -.pFts-rd, an day admitted 10 record
in Ike Clerks ONCE III Iiaf,x county.
deer, mniie description oi the Lard unnecessary
~ it il prcsnud dat tinsc who NJ. u n purchase
VIII vic," The priii.s it thru,sG,vr !apt. James ;.
Il reside. The incini-ei. r Lake pleasure III
showing the lands 10 any person wo may wish 10 p'f-
clIa-r
Trrn> made known on ihr 'lav o! sale.
A.p 2ti--ci,is WILLIAM BACON, Trustee.
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rs'nE subscriber, grateful for past fvots, most 70
s,,ctiuy informs her former patrons, aud tl'- pub
lie generally that she will resume the duties OF her
ssnol IN Monday the nrst day OF September next. IN
ys al will be taught the usual branches of an English
Edic.ii,a. She will also give instruction, taih-i by
her m,.lri y IN plain needlework. Music on The llano
rc,r yv also be taught il requested, by of the
mot competent music masters in this city Terms
bsr,I which will be made known on application ut
her school room, on 18Th, between Nam aud FRANKLIN
stferis VIRGINIA {. PAGE
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Education.

THE next session OF the s.bser'beIs school VII!
commence on Monday, the 18th of September, at
hi ssh, r.o,ns on Marshall Street. opposite ST. James
Csurch. such improvements in The buildings, &c,
h.ve been ordered will add much 10 tho convenience
rhe rrrul,r oonrse uf instruction will embrace The
English Branches, Ancient and Modem Languages,
AMI Mathematics.
John Dabnry. Esq VIII ASSIST inc suhSsriner IN con
,n,tinp The English and Classical Siudies. Modern
Languages viii be taught By AN experienced Teacher
runls Cesirous of stud, Ing Chemistry, will be ad
mil: ID Ia Lectures on the subject al the Medical
Cal... without ma,ricuiatng As students Of that In
20, payable half in advance, and lhe balance The
:; OF March. ). MaUfiN.
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