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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VII
GINIA-REv Z. a DALRYMpLE RECTOR

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIR-
GINIA-REv. Z. A. DALRYMPLE, Rector.
TINHIS Institution, the Diocesan School for
i BOYS is situated in a delightful location in
Fairfax county, three miles West of Alexandria,
ID. c. II is designed TO prepare youth in the most
thorough manner for College, or for The active
business of lie, under wholesome moral and reli-
sious influences. The branches taught are the
Latin and Greek languages, English and Mathe-
mates. Under these heads are embraced The va
rious studies and exercises pursued in the most
approved institutions. The year is divided into
two sessions, OF five months each, with months
vacation intervening The first session will COM
mence about The 18th OF October next
TERMS 800 per annum, payable invariably
in advance-that is, 800 al the commencement
OF each session. This charge is for board, tii-
lion, washing. fuel and lights; bedstead and bed
ding 10 be furnished by the pupil, or il provided
BY The Institution, an extra charge of $40 per an
mum will be made.
Applications for further inf rmalion. or for en-
trance, 10 be made 10 the Rector. His P. o., un-
til 9th July, will be "Old Church, Hanover CO.,"
alter that date, Theological Seminary P. O.,
Fairfax CO."
REFERENcEs-The Bishop and Assistant Bish-
OPP OF Virginia the Professors Of the Theological
Seminary, The Clergy and the Diocese generally.
June l3-cw6w
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

TIIE ne1i session will commence September
l. lst and close July lst.
TERMs-$l50 for board and tuilion-S15 pay
able September Isl, SIS February Isl. No pupil
will be received, unless by special agreement Tor
n shorter time than the session, and no deduction
made for late entrance or absence from anv
cause but sickness. "A monthly circular will be
sent 10 parents and guardians, and every pupil
will berequired, unless excused 10 attend The an
nual examination at the end Of the session D-
rect (posl paid) Lodore Post Office, Amelia.
july l-cwl0w WM H. HARRISON.
fl'hn Win Ill
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TfllS is 10 notify Jeremiah Beckhanl IL.
L shall proceed 10 take The dispositions ., H.,
Porter and others, al the Rackoon Fond Mi
the county OF Orange. on the 30.h Angus, -,
between sunrise and sun SET ana con,irue :.
same from day 10 day until compe,ed-iose !.
as evidence in suit pending in The Ci!cui, : y,
rior Court OF Law and Chancely for the cor.
OF Orange, in which ! am plaintiff and Won /.
defendant. JAMES BECKHav
July 22-rWbw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

We should have sooner referred TO the new and
handsome form in which the American Farmer
pretty duodecimo iorln-and the present, the ID
No. of the new volume, is ornamenled with a
view Of "Fairy- Knowe," the elegant counlry-re-
sdence Of j. II. b. Latrobe, Esq-also, with re-
presentations OF fine animals lis contents seem
TO NE varied and valuable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

OSE Day LATER FROM TEX,s.-By the ar
rival Yesterday from Galveston 81 The slooT
Sarah Foyle, Capt Kilgore, we have dates Il
the evening OF The 25th insl one day later than
by the hlckim She brings no intelligence o
Importance. The steamboat Undne, Capt Grice
chartered by the U s. Government, had arrived
alter shorl passase.-[ Pieoyane, July 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
MISS GORDON'S SCHOOL.

MISS Gordon's Boarding and Day School
Ifl for Young Ladies will be re-opened on The
18th September next, in the house occupied by
her during The past year, and for many years
previous by Miss Mackenzie, at the corner oil
Main and 9th streets.
Competent assistants will be employed in the
several departments Of the School, and every ex-
erion will be made 10 insure the improvement Of
all her pupils-ol the younger as well as Of the
more advanced Aug 2-w2w&eolm
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W.P. TUrpin'sL Lottery Office

-hdW STtd, RichW0ha, losUW.
Turpin yet ahead: The second Cnpii'
Prize soid:: s2.2OO!:!
HALF TICKET Nos Is Gl, The ,rc.-.
IL highest prize in The little lottery craSa :.
inst, was sold bytTurpin and paid al h, o'''
last evening. Drawn Nos. OF the lottefy-A,t.
andria, l73 Extra:
75 SIS , / I'll Is D. "A 81 81 y - I,
FouR CAPITAL PRIzEs sold by Turpin wIhIl I
last months
Whole ticket ! 80 80, Isl Capital Prize. 81
Quarter do. - 46 &C. Isl do. 30. ~
Do. do. S . 60, 2d 90. do !v
Halt do. l Is Gl, ID do. DO. =!
All sold and paid upon presentation OF he t.'
ets AT Turpn's office, since 2lst May last
Persons in the country will please non K.
following schedule of schemes 10 be drawn y
month Of August, and if money is wanit- :
toward remittance for packages, oeTlIlicas'
single tickets, in any OF the lotteries 10 lhe e.
tai prize seller, TURPIN. The tickets VI, 5
sent by return mail and the drawings, Viz +
uuesed, as soon a. received. Postages nee :.
be paid.
Capital 3529i-Neu 30 600 dollar
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 81, 10 be draw
Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, OH August. l7i7 :
IS Nos, and l3 drawn ballots.
SCHEME:
35,29i 10000
1000 COB
SO prizes of 900 so prizes Of 400, &C..
Tickets 10 dol Halves 5-uuaIIeTS : y
A certificate OF a package Of 2i whole lic"'a
Do. DO. 2Ghllf 10.
Do. do 2Gquarlefto. ;.
$4,000 Capital 49,,
Alexandra Lottery, Class 80, 10 be '''''
Saturday, 10th August, lsi5.
SPLENDID ScHEAE.
&C Nos, 10 Drawn Bsll Ballet
$4,000 loSoSO0o
5000 2Voo
! -50 500
10 prizes Of 90, &c, Sc. ga
Tickets only lOdols.-Halves 5-au'!.Ss., nj
A certificate Of package Of - whole 1e''' n
Do do. 90 half ~ ia
Do. do. p quarter 49,
10000 Capital. an
Alexandria Lottery, Glass - TO
Saturday 23d August, ls45 - No. :
drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME
10000 10000
5000 $500
5000 lol'
100 prizes Of / 900 each, sc, - =
Tickets 10 dollars-Halves 5-tluais, 81
A certificate Ola package oil - wnole ~ j.
Do. do - hal'S 80
Do. do. % qua';ef' :
Grand Capital Of 10000 Dollar, ,,,s.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No %, otslJ..
3Oh August. IS Nos, and L draw" 'N
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.

HNtIE exercises of this Institution will be re-
i snmed on Monday, September 22J.
To his Patrons, the Principal refers, with con-
hdcnce, for the character OF The School and The
result OF the mode OF instruct which has been
adopted. He processes not 10 have discovered
any new or easy path 10 the acquisition OF know
ledge; experience and observation have both,
long since, satisfied him, that accurate and valua
Bile information on any subject, can only be at
tanned by labor-steady, patient, persevering la
Dor on The part Of The pupil himself. To inci,e
him TO this, 10 induce him 10 lay broad and deep
foundation for good education, for know ledge
that will be permanent, ever has been, and ever
will be the aim of The Principal OF this Inslitn
ton
LECTURES on Natural Philosophy and Che
mislry, accompanied with practical illustrations,
will be delivered by the Principal.
Terms: Tuition in The Classics and Malhe-
mates, per session OF months, S25
English branches 20
For Modern Languages, the usual additional
charge.
For admission, apply to
RICHARD STERLING, a. NJ,
July 26-wlf Prncinal.
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SALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM

f71,
HAVING removed from King William, offer FIR
II sale my Farm, in the upper part OF that county,
called WAKEFIELD. II lies upon the River Road
about ak miles above Ayletts The neighbnhood is a
good one and the lcca ion perhaps The most healthy in
that vicinity. There 479s Of land lare. nru.
portion Of whichis productive, particularly in wheat ),
with an abundance of wood, good improvements va.
reiy OF fruits, &C. IL not previously disposed or viii
he rold without reserve by public auction al Ayletls
on SATURDAY. tho 9th day of September proIlmo.-
should that not prove air da>the sale will place
the next fair day thereafter, Sunday eXcepted)
TERMS-Three equal annual instalme nts-hc pur.
chaser executing boncs with satisfactory srcuriy hear
paymentsfor all which, longer shorter credi, may
be obtained, if desirable.
Persons wishing 10 purchase such property, are re-
specially invited to view the premises.
Further information may be obtained on application
either myself, Tayorsve, Hanover county, to
my brother, Dr. w. Gwalhmey VINO resides In the i'm
mediate neiRhhorhcod Of the farm To my son. Dr. w.
II. Gwalhmey. in Richmond
Aug. S-cwtds RICHARD GWATHMEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

COMMISSION BUSINESS. -The sutgg
~ Der having formed a o-paHncrshp Nh
John A. Robinson, his bushes, Wi! IN Il.
lure be conducted under The firm OF WILLIAM,
4 ROBINSON. Upon all produce in han /
beral advances Will be made. Flour OF alisra
and best qualify will be KEEP, constantly o. tss,
Our pers nal attention Will be given to sale.
Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, and all other con.:r
mems directed to our care
June 2O-c2m TEOS WILLIAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

A PPRENTlCES WANTED.-Two i,
"A Prenices, II and lG years Of age, van,
10 learn the Tin aud sheet iron waie naau,ar,g.
ing business. None need apply but such a, J,
come well recommended, with good cbarsr.,
Boys from the country preferred Apply 10
A. BARGAMIN
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CoMMtssIoxEk,. OEkIcr.

Richmond, SN August, 1913.
Pursuant the foregoing decree the parties
ed are hereby notified TO attend my Office. In the city
Of Richmond the OH Of September next, al 10 O'clock
A. NJ, with the evidence necessary 10 enable 10 per-
form The duties required by The said decree.
Aug s-cw4w JN0 SHORE, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

TNIiE undersigned have hren appointed a Committee
Of The Trustees 81 Richmond College. near Rich
mond, Ia applications for the Prot ssoislp Of
Mathematics aud Natural Science in that insution.-
The salary will he enc thousand dollars. The ereacr
ment to commence from let January neat. We win re
ceve, either nf applications for the place until the
Isl Tuesday in September when the appointment will
he made. IL any further Information Is desired II will
be gwen. J. u. JEIER,
Anr S-hlW&Mth A IliDS0N CRANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
PARSONAGE nE MORA a.

PARSONAUE OF MORH, &c.
Second supply received By j. " RANDOLPH & co
! MISS Bremer's Parsonage of Mora, translated b,
1VI Howiit-lS cents
| No. "a iarper's Bibl--a5 cents
No. Z domestic Eronnny-l5 rents
Praise and Principle; for What Shall Live b,
author Of Conquest and Srlf.torqucst
Cottagers of G!rhbnrnie-2i cents Aux.
IN CIlANcERY-ViuGiNIA AT q Superior Court o
i Chanc,r rs Tor ihr Richmond Circuit held AT The ca
pito in the City OF Richmond The 27ih day of June
| 1856
Jean Ferguson. widow uf JIinrs Ferguson, deed
and Mary Is Illantyne Ferguson and James Ferguson
children of the said decreased under the OF twenty
years who by the said Jean Ferguson, their
Their aud next freEd Plaintiffs
against
VIM II. Macfarland administrator of James Fer,l
son alias Geo. r. Hamilton. deed, nefts
This day came the ronpainants and filed their bill
10 which the defendant filed hiI answer wherrupon,
the cause by cnnssnt la b. heard The said
bill aud answer, and arrued by Counsel On con
alteration whereof, the Court doth order thai pes.
sons who may have claims against James Ferguson
COMMISSIONS Potalu, f"r settlement, within four
months nm this date and that this order he published
for eight weeks in the Richmond Wing and Richmond
Enquirer two Of the newspapers published In the City
OF Richmond and posted al the front door Of thu Court
House of the said city, and also d! the county Of hrmi
CO On two several Court days.
A Copy--Testc: n. 7. HOWARD, Clerk.
s-cXew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

The New York "Knickerbocker, for August
Just received, abounds in most agreeable mailer
lis tales and criticisms are spirited and engaging
and its Editors Table" sparkles with wit ant
feeling. II is one Of The most delightful periodi
q. 10 ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND AT PUB.

ON SATURDAY, the 9Th day of September next
~ will sell at public auction, a valuable Tract OF
Land on The Roanoke River, in Mecklenburr COUNTY
and adjoining ST. TaInnany. The Tract contains abou,
$50 acres, about half of which is in woods and
well suited for the culture OF tobacco the remainder
in good heart. There about 25 or 30 ACRES or river
low grounds attached, now In woods. The Dwelling
with litlr expense might be made very comfortable
Terms One third in cash, and The balance In one
and twn years, well secured. The sale will take place
al 81. Tamnany a. II o'clock NJ. One.haf of the Ter
~ at said place attached TO the place, and III hr sold
with II. J. &. BRANCH.
Alabama, August S-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

TO MRS DORCAS PHIPS:-Yon are H..
j. By notified, that have flied stat, me,i
The causes, on which shall found an applicsg.
10 the next General A>sem5ly Tor a Divorce n.
you, in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law al,
Chancery for Gravson county, where Won 4,
required 10 attend on The first day Of the Scper
Der term, 1915. DAVID c. PHlPs
August elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

FRoM MArAMoRAs.-The schooner VIM c..
Preston, Capt. Taylor, arrived yesterday from
Maamoras, whence she sailed on the 2st inst.
She brings no news Of The least moment The
steam schr Augusta, Capt.. Gilett, was sill in
side The bar waiting for water u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

A vacancy has occurred in The New Jersey de-
legation 10 Congress, by the death Of Samuel G.
Wright, member from the second district His
disease was dropsY Of The abdomen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, will
II be opened in Richmond, Va, on the lst OF
October, 1915, underline superintendent of Mas.
GEN CARaINGroN. Applications for admission
or information may be made 10 Mrs. Darlington,
at her present residence near Fincasile, Va, I'M
ill The Goth September; after that time her ad-
dress will he Richmond, Va July 3--cwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

DEMOvAL.-JOHN MCCONNELL, Den
IL lisl, has removed his office TO No. 6 Go
vernon Street, next door 10 Dr.. Lethbridge.
Aug. G-d2w
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MON ID.
High wa.erlhis day, Aug. 8, al 5 o'clock. A. NJ
ARRIVED,
Steamer Chris peck Davis, Norfolk.

Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis Norioik. :
Schr. Courier. Couch, New York, sundrles, &c
O. a. Strecker, Edmond & Davenport, L. "
Cren.haw & Co, Frys & Co, Van Lew, SmltI
| & Co, Webb. Bacon s. CO., Smith & HARDWOOD
Antonio Piun, Puney & Waits, Hubbard
Gardner & Co, w. MITCHELL w. M. Bnrruss
Preston & Erders, Richards & Gardner ); y
cIarson & Co, Drnher & Morris, }: II: Ens'
tace & Son, w. S. & J. Donnan, w. M. llarri
son, Royal & Morgan, J. Goode, Ludlam, Pres
ton K Co, w. F. Butler & Co., w. Taylor, An
drew PizZini Jos. Bonavita, J. Pizzini, "A. Les
| lie. ]. Gill, G. w. Cox, Hooker Osborn, II
james, A. M. Lyon, s. Sutherland, N. X. Rosen-
field & Brother, Davenport & Allen, R. r: Duva
Nash & Woodhouse, S. J. Jones, p. D. Bernard
L. & G. Ellis, J. Stewart, ?. Johnson, uaynoI
Wood & Co A. Duval & Co, Workman. NC
Gruder & Co, S. Bonavila, J. +. Cowles' hen'
Kendall & Atwaicr, w. ID. Blair, J. Sinton, l.
Ginler & Co, r. Mott, Brown, Taylor Tucker
West Wyatt Hall Nelson.
Schr II. Ingram, Phillips, below, wheat, tc
Haxall, Brothers & Co.
BELow-Schr. Oscar of City Point.
ArD,xY Aug 4-Cleared, schr. Nloselle, ioI
Richmond
LEwEs, Del, Aug. 4-Sailed schr. David Dut:
fell, for Richmond.
BALrrMoRE,A Aug. Arrived, schr. Providence
Kirwan, from Richmond.
NORFOLK, August 5-Arrived, schr Wave
Rogers, from Boston, bound 10 Richmond. In
Hampton Roads-schr. Oscar, Treiethcn, from
Fall River; also, ship Minerva. Hagar, for &c
noa. AMI L:;ss Lazy Adams, Benlhall, for Rio,
from James River.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS AND mAMs.

I''hRO.N STIOU HANE.
TX HtlDS. prime Sides bacon
~ Is do. do. Shoulders do
3 do. Baltimore cured Hams, very small size
casks CasSard cured Hams supt ror 10 any other /,
Richmond
Also % kegs No. Lard; all just received, md 70
sale low, at No l25, Cary street. j. GRAPE
Aug. G-lts
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SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. ., South I'm
- Street.
lie, all The world say what they can,
For selling prizes sTRATroS's The man
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria, Extra, isO July 30 !:
50 GO 90 4 81 81 e. 81 80 : y "A 20 "A
Ticket Nos. S 20 &c. prize OF 25O dollars
sold aud paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia Lottery, 81, Ang. |
43 II % l6 81 Us 9 20 10 % 10
Tickets Nos. % and 62 Us 40. Two more
prizes, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in Alexandra, Extra, ls2, Aug. J.:
60 . "a 81 SO 40 80 IS J 81 80 70 10. ,
Ticket Nos . IS 55, another prize sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, 81, Aug. !;
SO 80 81 81 G5 81 80 Is 81 Al y II.
Ticket Nos. 81 Al So, a prize OF S5oO, soli ahd
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra ISL:
II 2 II 80 Is 81 30 3 q SO % 10 81.
Ticket Nos 80 81, prize Of 900 dollars,
sold and paid By STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra Lottery, Extra loo
~ o. 81 IL 66 80 II - II s. ~ -
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra. ls6:
20 IS 20 81 SO 80 Is 53 IS 20 80 IS So 10
Ticket Nos. 80 IS SO, another prize. sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Aug s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

AZ The Baltimore Republican and Argus
comes 10 Us in an enlarged and improved iorm'
We congratulate this spirited champion OF De-
mocracy upon its increased means OF usefulness
and ability 10 contend with Whiggery, and We
wish il new and glorious triumph al The com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
VESEY. JUN. REPORTS,

Complete ~ I'reniy Iolumcs.
u EPORTS &C Cases argued and determined in the
~ High Court Of thanc-ry from the year 1879 10 1917
with Digested Index, by Francis Vrsry, jr.. of Lin
coins Inn, Barrser Lnw in twenty vols fiom the
last London edition. will, the SO, Of +. Wesley IT. and
the extensive Annotarons Of John f. IIuvpndrn OF
Gray- Inn-ihe whole edited, with Notes and Rvfrrcn.
ences 10 American Law, and Subsequent English Deci-
sions, By Charles Sumner, Esq. Just published for sale
hy DRlNKER & MORRIS,
hugS Law BOOKSELLERS and Publishers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
IN Observation-Disclosures Richmond lustIna
Court Jnly "a, 1915;
William w. Dickinson, P'aihtiH

William w. Dickinson, Paihtif
against
H. l Dickinson, administrator of .ttwrl c. Cole
man. deceased, james Lyons. the President, Direct ~.
and Company of the Richmond Fredericksburg nad
Potomac Rail Road Company, and James d. Cole
man, Drlrhhahs.
The plaintiff this day filed his bill, and the defend
ants II. u. Dickinson, administrator Of A,we C. Cole
man. deceased, and James Lyons, filed their answers,
TO which the plaintiff replied generally; and j. appear
ing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the defendant
lanes n Coleman il not resident Of this Common.
wealth. IL Is ordered, that the said defendant, James ID
Coleman do appear here the first day of this Court,
its term TO he held in the month OF October neI ana
answer the hill of the plan-and unless he shall do
So the said biil TO the said James D. Coleman, VIII
be taken for confessed and the matter thereof decrerd
accordingly, copy of tnis order having been previously
inserted for period not less than eight weeks In some
new. paper published in The city Of Richmond nnd os-
ed 10 for The like prrn the front door of the Court.
hou .e Of this city. Copy-Teste,
Aug. 8-cw2m CHS. HOWARD, CiS'
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Richmond Law school.

TIME term OF this institution commences on
i the 18th of October, and terminates on the
l5h of March following. .
There are Two Courses Of Law in the school
thtGeneral or Elementary course, embracing ont-
lines of the Law OF Nature and Nalions-Ciril
Petty, with particular views OF The Constitutions
of Virginia and of the United Saes-and the
Principles OF he Municipal Law OF Virginia
with The subjects of Pleading ard Evidence
and the Practical or Professional Course, en-
bra,ins the Principles Of The Municipal Law OF
Virginia, in connection with The various forms
OF action in use; together with The points OF Plead
ing and Evidence applicable 10 them respective
ly-and other matters-at some length
And there is also Course OF Rhetoric, en-
bracing The principles Of the art more particular
" asapplicable 10 argument and discussion at the
bar
There are Lectures, Readings. REGULATIONS, E1-
amina,ons, and Exercises OF different kinds Tor
The students, in all the courses.
The fee Tor instruction is 500 Tor the term, for
either Of the courses of Law, or $50 for both OF
them Cor parts Of lhem) ,ogelheT and so Tor the
Course Of Rhetoric-payahle in advance:
July oct Ocll5 WIN. MAXWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

A CGUsT PERfODfCALS.-Lad.'s Rock, with Plates
n al Fashions, Original See nes and Music, &c.
Law lbrary-Archbold's Law II Nisi PfiuI. RnrelS-
ed by DRlNKER & MORRIS
An =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

We have received from J. w. Randolph y
Co. No. 7 OF DR.. Lardner's popular lectures on
Science and Art. We heard several oil lhese
lectures, and were slruck with The remar1ap'e
ease and clearness with which DR.. L. treated 'hs
most difficult subjects They are now furnished
10 the public in convenient form and al very
low price-only 25 cts. per No. The present 40
is very interesting embracing lhunder-si"f'hs
latitude and longitude, theory Of cooIs and water
spouts and whirlwinds-wih numerous illustra'
lions We should be most happy 10 have The
whole valuable series.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

The United States steamer Mississippi sailed
from Boston on Monday last, on trial cruise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

have been greatly ovcrrated by your klndh hsen
Those services, such as they were, nave o.en
freely rendered as just due OF The sacred ca"se
in which we are all engaged, and IN lhe sue
cess ullhat cause have found aa!T'e reinuhe'a-
ton"
The Committee tender public invitation 10
Wings and Democrats.
We observe, also, that The Democrats OF Norm
Garden, Albemarle, have determined 10 give Mt
Leake public dinner, 10 take place about Inc Isl
Scpcnber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

FARMERS LIBRARY, mud Monthly Journal OF Ayr.
L culture; edited by John :. skinner. En-. SubscriP
tions :ived to the above valuable work nj The Book
store Of DINNER & MORRlS
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