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.lHanagcrs' Office.

T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.
nRkWN Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass
~ M b.:
~ , - 4 20 81 . 10 : IL G. - 90 a.
Whole Ticket, Nos IL Il -, pre- Of 81 900, sold TO
country correspondent.
Han Ticket, Nos. q iS =, prize q 900, sold 10
county -pondrni.
Quarter Ticket, Nos 10 20, pitzt q $3.50. ."id
city gentleman.
Three more Capitals in one Lottery, sold. and wiz he
paid VIXEN presented, ty BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos of Pukomokc Lottery, Class ~:
c. Is 81 - II II % 40 IS 10 6 1? 49,
Ticket Nos.3 y -, another Capital sod andpaid by
BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery. Glass 81:
IS ~ % n 81 IS - = IS.
Dawn M. al P"knmok- Lottery. Class rs:
t. - 40 - - - ~ 81 81 - H.
Drawn NJ. of Delaware Lottery, Class No 70:
- Is ~ ~ s. 80 81 >! o..
"'0e' N''' = . sou A"' '4'" ElGGsr < CO
Drawn Nos. II delaware Lottery, Class $50:
II . 81 - 81 - . &! Il 81 g.
STRATTON's OFFICE, No. 5, South 18th
- Street.
Let ailihe world say what they can
For selling prizes STATIONS The man.
Drawn Nos. OF Lecs5aig Lottery, Extra, No. /,
October 9th:
20 ~ y &c 81 IS 81 IS 60 % - , -
Tickets Nos. , IL AZ. 64 co r., % IS So
i!fee more Capitals sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, $50,
October T.
80 81 Gl IS 60 So ii IL 10 43 60 10 A.
Half Ticket Nos. 26 40 50, Tickle, Nos. 81 81
81, anu Ticke! Nos. 10 % G9-three :nore CAPT
tails il enc lottery, sold and paid By
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra 2fO,
October s:
81 &c 50 IA ~ II 81 u ~ So SO - Gl
Oct. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

V.LossLE RersHuE OFFcERs.-A!. he She
riffs of Noth Carolina c. ne up promptly loiheiE
settlements win t6c Comptroller ~ the Isl inst J,
the Limit fixed b. law q ;h5t State. Il is stated
that upon an accurate calculation, the revenue Of
the State, instead Of diminishing, has increased
some al GOO
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Tue.,,y ?


CoTToS--Tle sales have been mo,cfatt.
rerdav about 1900 bales, and 70 DAY ~, GUN
largr; prices are shade lower. from i -
t'LoyG-We>iern is held at 4 81. the sam
Yesterday. bGl not quite a. active a trulsts
export. Some holders ask - ami } ~ |
cy ) 81; Richmond, Baltimore. Gr =
aid Hraadywine ali range from 4 - IL {
Bag Meal IL a | y. Ship Stuff II . u
PRovI>IoNs-There la, been no chtrg.
prices Tor The last few DAYS. Lard in hrss !.
bbl>. 81; Smoked Meats, Hams 81 a Q, >h5q
Z, Sides 5; Beet 81 9. Br.cr is rather
Western II. n: Dairy 10 H. Cheese
ia !, casks 81 a nc.
WmskEY-Sl Prison bbI>. are selling
cts; drudge 23
HAY The high prices are iull,' su,lai.,
sales for the South at 20 tuS0c.
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COMMERCIAL RECORE
RICHMOND MARKETs-wnoLEsaLe po,,-

RICHMOND MARKETs-WHOLESA PM,
For The re,k ending Thursday tren.ny, o., .
TOBACCO-fnspections light, and The olJ ,,o.
wen exhausted We quote lurs AT from 75,o5.
common leaf, 50 10 so; good 10 fine. Ia "a. o,,.
turing Sc 50 10 l2 30.
WiiEAT-90 I" a5 cts. general s1Ies--.,,,, 49,,
Of red aud white, o. 10 100 c,- This aticI- !.
likely 10 be indlenced by European ne.. as
ihi- market, a, our city miller. ,nan,,facu,.
entirely TOR South America. 80
fLoUR-Si 6a!-markc, inn. Enro,., ,,..
18Th u, considered decidedly favorable for L,.,t
CORN-30 cents per bushel.
oATS-t.a els per tushel fiom t.rpo, AMI u,,,
WHEAT oFFAL-Bran Il, cent; sLor,, =.
Brown Stuh' . cents ship S,rifs IS cent.
coTToN-cs a u cents perb. Stock ou,...
PRoyiSIONS-S mi,bli-d Bacon. ~ =
scairr; Todd'> family hog round, Q c. We.r-,n Z
cae e, shoulders asc. Lard-?alUr 80
flst-iisrniScs: No. Henlngs go a;;n
SH,p: S1,ass - = = ~ S'tfs s
'offEE-tio * { cents; st. pomin.o e,e +,
snfH !. - Java a II !-stcck Eight, drms,s =
rate. '"'h' q =:
10. Blach - % Cents = ! r
lisLt: Porto Kicn1! q! Il ,,oi, !. isn''-'' !.
IL a ~ demand good icr ai kinc> "'"' :. +,
HAY-ju C2i crnts.
IIiDES-GIeen 1 10 ;. ets. r,ilt s,,r.., -,
tLOVEkSEEp-s6a6 50. '''''s" :!
FLANSEi u 81 ~.
BErSWhX-a7 cents.
Moi:ASsEs-cuba . a31cem>i Porto R,eo.,. 81,
pine New Orleans III bids - ,3i ,e,,. 49,
BRASDf-Oiard. Dupuy & ru. {. a-
Scicnrttr 7Oa 75 Imitation - 5gc.. sa,.,
> .n Peach dun al so c. 81. Pnrrs NM,
RUM. England in bh> = 81 err,.
WHISKY Bills y g. hhG>. II Il.
GIN-hncricau 30 cts: Holland - MR.,
taTTLE-E,ci. from - 10 g. - .fo ST..
s. ~ To .: N,ais from s. 10 D. Hog iga et.r.,.
BrTTER-M Mountain, fitkn IsaI; - ..e,'' e' =.
scarce Fresh Butter ruin II % lC,.
COTTON AgSS-Riclmond ant Hlr,l..,t
tory prices Nos. Ia IL. II ri... ~, !.i.a X -.
CAADiES-laow ga lO!, sperm 30 = y. nI,e,
tent II! Il - cent. per n. ~
oll.-Nlnttr sperm q a 100 cenrs wIa.r a =.
blearhed do. Is IS; Lin,rrd u 10 - cent.
SOAP-F'r brown 3, ) crL'. per 10. ;uhleat..
rrca;cd i2a IA. ''
SALT-From The wharf 81 ~ from store H.
LINES a -.
PLisrER-Lnmp, from, II, WHAT. 81 q: i,..rg
81 o. I'Ierce> of 500 D. ground 81 IS.
CuAl.-loto : cts per hn>hrl, best Io,-ri'f )
lRoN-Pic $50 - S"rdrs Sgi a o. pt,t.p
slis!l So ~; Trrdegar Richmond manuiac.cr,
Up t"nntry Bar $50! -.
STEEL-imrricah bIisi.rcd ( 10 per ton
CIT NAILS! dents per 10.
SiUT-5! 4 81 cents per ID.
FEATHERS-2s 80 cent, per 10. Tor live gees,
ENCHANGEs-Nrw York cheeks, | ps,h,.
dtipba, , prem South Car"hni, dis; III.
Notes, prem aiaaama, Il . di. Bal,imc,r N
! prem; North Carolina, a dis Wheeling
Tennessee, 3 DIS; Specie, prem; on London, :,
rer cent. prem
Flour INSPECTED in The Town OF Peters!
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AIIlaaacS for 1916.

COTTOI'S Virginia and North Carolina
Almanac. for The year Of our Lord, lrl6
being second al;er bisse1tile or leap year, and
7Olb of American independence until the 4ih q
July: containing. besides the astronomical cal
citations. courts, &c, variety of curious, use
fu and entertaining matter. Calculated by Da-
vii Richardson OF Louisa county. Va.
Turner's Improved House Keepers Almanac
i,r The year OF our Lord le46, arranged after
Inc system of the German Calendars; calculated
G,r ,hr Middle ami the Western States; contain
inc uany rare and valuable receipts in cookery,
nas,ry. preserving, rcklng, &c, &c; all ise:ni
in every branch Of domestic economy.
Tie American Farmers Almanac containing
!, variety of amusing and instrCctne asriculiu-
raj receirls, carefully calculated for The Middle
and Western States Original calculations y
Edward Haeeriy, NJ. D.
Turner's Comic Almanac: calendar calcula-
lions correct for The whole United States.
Fishers Comic Almanac; calendar by David
Young Phiom.
De Darkics' Comic All-me-ric, containing lois
OF funny reading matter.
Crockcu's Almanac; scenes IN rrer lie, leafs
on The lakes. manners il Tx back woods, adven-
lures in Texas, &c &c.
The German Almanac, containing many va
liable receipts.
Oc,. 10 No l6, Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

The Georgia Elections ior Governor, Senator'S
and Representatives 10 Tie General Assembly
took place on Monlay last. The Dem'cfac?
seem 10 he in fine spirits, and we have no doo''
tba, The shout which recently wen! ~ from The 10
BILE Tennesseans, ashley arh;ereti'e'r emahelPa-
lion from the ,hraiom Of Federalism --Ee-e'h'c''
ss i has been So cheerinsy from Cd Mary,
lana-wil, be responded o I; The lfee-heaile'
Republicans Of Georgia The Keystone when
s,stsins the arch .. Southern Democracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

Beverley Allen, ESQ, distinguished mcr"her
Of The St Louis bar, died in New York on his
way home from visit with his family 70 The
South Of France and Italy, whittier he had been
in search Of health
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

TIE Cause or EDUcATos.-The subject OF
Education has recently engaged larger share oi
public attention. and the adoption q more eff
cient sys'rm OF popular education By The next
General Assembly q ibis State, has been urged
with much force olreasonins and Jealous earnest
ness in appeals 10 The popular mind. Wepno-
lished. some weeks .irc', the proceedings of
meeting Of citizens oil Richmond, ovcr which
Governor Mcdowell presided, which recommend
ed The hnl,!ins a Convention on The subject at
Richmond, on the 'enih Of December next. A
Standing Committee was appointed under anlho-
ritz OF the meeting - colieci information on the
different systems Of Education, and 10 correspond
with similar committees in The State. Their
Circular will be found in another column. We
learn that i, is in coGlemp Iation 10 hoi! public
meeting here on The subject, a m early day.
N,foK Bcrcca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

The Eighteenth Annual Fair OF the American
Institute, was opened al New York on Mc1day.
Among The many beautiful specimens Of ar, tx.
hibied, was crystal vase, weighing 2i0 pounds,
and valued at $4,000. |, was manufactured al
Wheeling, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

William A. Iedrsys, Esq. Seua'ort TO the y.
Carolina Legislature from Franklin county, ex-
pired al his residence on Friday morning las,
after an illness Of abou! twenty DAYS, 81 bilious
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WIN. u. 1urpi.e's Office

7 OTTERf draws IN Richmond To Day. {.
- si,e1J. Tictc,s 81, 50 cents and - oeu,s.
sso,cn1 viii be d.p,sel cf lo-lhouow ~ ie
ct hal viii sct II, apply II TCKPla'S Capital "
fire. 4
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF
Valuable BANDED Estate.

In INC County ~ H'hic0, ci.W ms'oS .H"j2 ~
R"hm0Rd.
NV virtue al .gc.ce oi She County Court II iicnri
ID co. pronounced on the -..i Nav l. H. H. ;le cause
therein rcnilnc in ihr namc OF tharibefaync gnard
IN o; chamhcrlayuc against tambori. yBr and Others
III d, the Commissioner hrf:ny appointed
v,ll proc, cd scil public auction, Tho rrci.r-
on FRIDAY, tic aiih day al Ori"h'r, llij. eummenc
ing nj o'clock r NJ. the Tract If LaGd r..rei Ia IN
the proc ecdines &C said and of wc! ne late
William Moshy died s,izrd and possessed.
II contains six huEI'cd and half aoIe, by recent
survey Irs un VI. I'D Mountain road, -isii' mile.
North nf Richmond, aui <i'bin quarter of ml- If
the Richmond, Fred. RI .hUIs nn PDf"B.ac Railroad
II has been laid M Is the Surveyor into three tracts
nne nf wh there is l59 acres, Gnc onr 800 and
one other ~ acres. Upon esth tract iaerr abun
dance Of wood. which, ircm It's prosinry 10 The Rail-
road make. valuable. There arr on he larger
tract am PIE bui'dines, including lam, stable &c. The
of sale will he far cfnur at the purchase
In cash, aud a. IL tie residue, upon cirdI of
and two wears IN EQUAL the purchasers executing
bonds with approved security for the credit payments
and a de, d of trust Ia secure their payment.
Oct -rtds VI. GOBLIN. Commissioner.
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Gen. Tnos. J. RUsK,
President OF The Convention.

"Mn. CALIous.-There appears 10 be n" doubt
that MIR. Calhoun will return 10 The Senate IN
place ofGov McDutiie. Al this particular crIsi>,
his character and experience may be Of great ser
rice nihe country"
We see the foregoing credited TO the New York
Sun. We presume that Gen. McDuhe Will mol
resign, but will return 10 Washington as Senator.
There has, however been rumor both OF ms ie-
sieuaiun and Thai of Judge Huser-boih from
the same cause, infrm health. Should vacan-
CIV occnr, we have no doubt, that The voice OF he
Slate would, with entire unanimi'y, call on MT.
Calhoun 10 resume his former station. We
know however, thai he would prefer life OF re-
liIemenl and devotion 10 his present pursuits
But in The existing stale OF our political, espec-
ally our foreign affairs 1--WE refer particularly 10
the Oregon question, and our relato 5 with En-
CLAM! his presence in the Senate might prove
highly advantageous in maintaining both The
honor and peace Of the country. And it is, We
think, 10 be presumed that il the Stale which has
for 50 long time given him her un7aryins con-
fdence, should again demand his services he
would moi feel al Liberty 10 refuse them.
Pendl.in Messenger, Oci. ;.
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Some persons in Wilmington, n. c., recently
blew upwilh sunPowier, tomb which Mr.. J.
a. Taylor was constructing in one Of the Gene
tries, regarding il in the light OF nuisance.
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r. F. HANNO.; |,
BALTIMORE MARKET. Oct, :

BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct :, 5P. n
FLolR-An improved demand has spur,
in tn market Tor Howard Street Fonr J.,
day and today sales of several parcels hayes
made at S.i 62l -s,'me ale now ASKING IL
We are MOI advised OF any opctalioLs a: ms +
with The exception OF one sale Of 500 bll, I.
was sale Of moderate parcel OF Ciry \.
Flour Yesterday atf - per bhl.-and Tie T.
krl IS now bare Of thi, description. Rye HI
here, would readily bring 3 30 for IS;
GFAlS-Wheal IS bri>k-salc> u -uo!uI
Nd. aud Virginia reds 30 a % cents, an II
nor 10 eooi at 50 a 90; family hour while 81.
aye worth l03 l0sc., and other Gescri1ic..
worth IS ~. Sales of Nd whit, Corn 4,
55c and yellow at 81 a 81. GAS 30 SO.
Provisions is not mucn DON. Fl
Bacon line, and prices remain about iue ),
viz: Shoulders 1.c. Si'cs :; 4 :, ami Il
al 81 Zoe. Lard continues in cood dcma-
s!aS: Tor No. | Western in kegs, and :. Il.
bis.
WH>KEY.-Mafkc, nearly bare AMI
INA al BE. for hhds. and - Tor b5ls
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NJ IL 81 c.


NTALTZEs-FoT the Piano Forte.
w Corin,han Walk
Cottage Waltz
Sultan Waltz
Affection Waltz
Roberta Waltz
Mexican Waltz
Lanherlcs Waltz
Bvadcre Waltz
Diamond Waltz
Inauguration Waltz
Piney Point Waltz
Ashland Waltz
La Posic Waltz
Souvenir dc Bellyille Waltz
Ducal Polka
Olga Polka
Caiharina Polka
NaIhaa P1iSa
Hewitt 5 Quickstep
Indian Hunter 0uicksiep.
The above much admired VALUES, &c, have
been received ana are for sale II The Piano Forte
AMI Music Store Of p. II. TAYLOR,
Or. 10 Opposite The Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

The Farmers Bank Of Maryland has declared
a halfyeariy dividend OF three per cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

IJuYT,S PRIZE OFF E.-Triwing Of Lee bl,c
Il Lottery. E,lra. Class No /:
~ II - 40 81 - III - % - II = 70.
Alexandria E,ria, Glass M. . (:
81 80 81 % 20 ~ = - a. 90.
Alexandria, Extra, Glass No 2l3:
81 IT, Ct 35 TO - - Is IL IS i: 70 Il.
Alc,an.l:ia Extra, Class 80.
81 ) CT 80 II 20 /, >; :, ~ - y 3 81.
Oct 10
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TO THE, PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
I ITEREBY proclaim, that Mr. john 7. Hawkins, of
Farmvilir, Prince Edward rcurly Va, il no longer
my AGENT Attorney i the Transaction or negotiation
OF any business in the Republic Of Texas
RICHARD +. MILLER
F.rmvilIr, Va, Oct. To- lsi5-csw
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gsnYr'S OFFICE. = Drawing "f small Lottery
comes Ia hand ny l2 "',iock this morning Capt.
III SfUU Tickets oniy 81, halves 5aris qn irirls ~
cts. Packages Tor sale Tor almost nothin. until n'i
pact j oclock.
This Evnirs-So,cGO Capital. rirkcrs 81 siarrs
in pr"pori:on-inr sale Al lofJ'S OFFICE,
OF ~ 40 3 Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

frLaRKE's HEAD orARTERs.-For To-DIy.-
~ Va Mnanngllia Lottery, Ezra. Class No. >. CapI
tails 81 600, ,0oO GO, $50. prizes Of c0 Of geo s
III l5u, ot la, 10 o. 100, - No-, IL drawn tai
his. Tickets 81. Draws at. Exchange Hotel at l2i
o'clock.
This E,cnins.-CapiiaI: 50 Coo Ticket 81.
Drawn. IL Alexandria Lottery. Extra. Glass 2J9.
80 G7 81 rs 20 81 =; 10 10 10 o. 80 o..
Nos 10 10 Gl another Capital, IN the abovr, sold and
paid nv CLARKE
Drawing al hrxandria Lottery. Extra. Class 40 !:
~ C5 20 IL 20 4: g - 20 - - - 81.
oct IL J. VI. CLARKE.
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LYON: he BaiLimgre .Snn II OF. 81

The ELECTION YrsrERpaY.-The weatheryes-
lerday, though cloudy and cool, was pleasant
enough, and not unfavorab!e 10 full turn oUi OF
The voters; yet, either owing 10 lack Of in
ieresi in the election, The new division md
| increase in the number ul The wards, or some
ether cause, The polls were al 10 lime crowded,
ror was there any appearance Il excitement.
lie ballet boxes were easy Ui approach, and lie
election PASSED of quietly and peaceab.y, ''dc.
Gently and in order" This was as j, should b..
and may il ever he thus; for such characteristics
oian election are by no means Incompatible with
The highest importance the citizens may attach 70
II, or The deepest interest thew may take in il.
In several wards the Wings do not appear 10
have TUNED out at ALL there being no candidates.
bu, in these wards VT was cas-; for III" Native
candidates, though considerably less than al The
last election, as indeed was the general vote
throughout The city. The complexion of The
council for The ensuing sess on will cons isl of l.
Democrats and 3 Wings in The firsl branch; and
Democrats and Wing in The second branch
afiordiSs rather distinct majority The follow
ing is list of The members elect. for their fesrec-
tive branches
FIRST BaAScu -Dtuocra's-William Cotton
John Dution, Juhn O'Leerv, Col. N. Hickman.
Adj Pindell, joseph Nelson, ir, Joseph ] Tur.
rer, Charles Soran, Jacob Cohen, jr., John w
Watkins, DR.. Buchanan, Thomas T!ocrer VIM.
NJ. Starr, John S Brown, Felix McCuiley, WIN.
a. Hack, Michael Gross.
Hliss.-T. Yates Walsh. Dr. Collins and
George A. Davis.
Tctal--l7 Democrats and3 Wings.
SIC, N BeAycH Demacrais-H. r. Lauder.
man. Dr. John Keene, Hugh Bolton, Robl. How
AL, Henry Myers, 3 H. Richardson. |. NJ. Den
son, Elias Ware and VIM. Baker
H5ir-Tohn Green.
Tcla!-9 Democrats ara Wig.
f11rrrndtEt CandiGrts.-The following votes
were cast in the va,ions wards for Indeppnden,
candidates. for The first braBch:-2i wafd-Rohl
McA lister, 222; irh-Mr. WIN. Meari>, lG7; OH
Godfrey Myers IcG i2ih-F.E. Gillmeyer -;
10Th Daniel Le,llry 90 laih-lsaac Mules, i30
In The II wards ofihc CITY, The to'alvo was
Democratic 569I, Wing go, Native 2,o7l, In
depenGcn, GU
FLOUR TRADE-in New York, on Tuesday,
some 5000 btls. Flour were taken for export 10
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Appointments 81 tie Of Vrgiaia.
James T Fill, commissioner 10 take deposit
lions acknowei ,ncns OF deeds. &c, for the State
Of Alabama.
Charles 3. McRse, commissioner, Sc, for The
Stale OIL Louisiana.
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LAND STOCK &c. FOR SALE.

LAND, STOCK, &c, FOX SALE.
rI1HE .ubsc, hcr-,ivng IN Shererds;"wn, Jrirt> N
4 courtv-has determined 10 cell HI, Tract of Land,
.iiurd IN the lower part at 1urtnbIrs county in the
Funk of Mehern River and Fla, Rock Creek IL con
tains 80 acres, $50 Of which snclearrd, and fine
tobacco landabonf 100 OF goOi rvcr bottom, part Of
superior quality Almost iiir whole of The land il in
good heart, and i prrhG more susceptible of iIupn'e
BY clover and plaster than any land In tie county
There is good Dverseers Eui.c, eranary, t"basrn
hargS, g., and the situation, As lar "a regards health
and society Is equal 10 any in middle Virginia crop
Of 81 to bushels of wheat will he seeded IL will Lc
ynd the 2glh of October. Isis. the usual credit
but f the purchaser should require longer time, the
payment OF the Whole, part he extended Ia
five Years, payment of the Interest puuctuaily The
ttir Is uneIceptionabie.
Immediately after the safe Of the lard, the Stock Of
description the Crops Of Corn, Fodder Oats &C.
and the Plantation Utensils, VIII he sold credit al
twelve months. rJrrp Tor II $40 ar less, for which
the money win be required. Mr.. Turner, living the
premises or either Of my brothers, in thr immediate
n-rhhorhoUd, will take pleasure in showing TIE land 10
any gentleman disposed 10 purchase.
Oct. i0-cwtds JOSEPH NJ ATKIN-8N.
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T. r.. Words ebMce.

HALF Ticket, Nos. 50 81 ~ worth slO0, in drawing
received yesterday, sold by WORD.
Si0Coo Capital IL, Saturday. Tickets SIS.
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QrC. MR. RlIES At liAMpDEN SlnNEY.-By in
vation Of The Trustees of Ilampden sidney College,
the Hon. WILLIAM {. RIVE, will deliver address al
The College commemorative Of thr services and virtues
Of JonS lI.sPDgx on WEosE.plY, l2,h Of Novrn.! or
next, AZ H. A. NJ, bef The Trustees Faculty ard stu
dents.
The Alumni OF the COLLEGE, and The public generally,
are respectfully invited In attend
7 X. BEREFLEY,l
Wil. h SMITH, Committee.
+. y. WATKINS,
n., ci,oIaS.V
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DEATHS.

Died 4, his residence, Hunting Glen, Piisyya-
MIA county, Virginia, on lie morning Of Tue ~ h
ultimo, ErsTAcE iltST, Esq, OF paralysis aged
81. The writer Of this Slight tilbuc % The ne,
mory Of the deceased, who knew him long ana
intimately, car lruly say OF him, that he was ex-
celled by lew III affection as husband, ncul'
pcnce as parent. and humanity as master.
lie possessed much Of that generous hospitality
for which the sons OF The Old Dominion are SO
Distinguished. His loss 10 his bercavcd wife ana
children is rIeparahle. a FRiEND.
Died, al The residence 0! her brother, George
W. Toler, on yesterday morning. about O'Clock,
Miss May F. TcL&R, aged u years and =
months. Tie members olihe Centenary Chlfch
Sunday School, anL The friends OF Inc deceased
and hose CT her brother, George ". To'cr, are
resnec!ulIy Invited 10 attend her iui.eiai thu
morning. al 10 o'clock from Clay Street
Chapel, wilhou. further notice
Died, on The 3l,t day OF August last, AT the re-
:,i..euce u! his father, near Bvonvie, Missouri
AFTER shot illness Il two days an! a hall, with
coroes,ive fever, ahd il Ike tcGlh year % hi,
age, HARvIg GILES, eldest son 81 William i. AID
Frances Giles formerly OF this Stale.
Departed This lille, Il the residence ol Baxter
II. Wilson, Esq, in Grcensyc county, Virginia,
on The 10Th Of September, after painful illness
If five days, Mrs ASS WILSON, vile o. Doctor
Benjamin Wilson, and daughter ol the late Col.
Jchn J. Hinton, in The 9Th year OF her age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
as6etluroosU aEtrqtetrer&

a question of light. Is il 100 much, to ask nun
10 give, through his columns, The same cireu'a,
lien 10 orr comment on the articles We complain
Of az he gave 20 thenl2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
ALBEMARLE ESTATE At
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THE snbssribrr will offer. al auction on The PREMISE
on The !ntl of Decemb,r newt, the Estate called
nTSI.ORA the late residence at Col Samuel Carr,
containing, BY recent survey, four hundred ana ION!
three OF tie.c. hundred and sihiy are III
wanna law grounds. OF the finest q':ay; more ttan one
hundred acres are heavily ilrrr'i the greater pat :"
which is within Two miles Of charlottesville. where
wood Commands ready sale and high ICE The resi-
except what has bern seeded IN wheat hi, Fall, y well
act il era-s This tate is situated between two and
three miles North of Charlottesville, and within four
ihcS cf Ilir University al Virginia, in wealthy nris
hUrhuod, remarkable for Iis intelligence aud morality
The Eiranna nvcr, which hounds the E-tate, l. nav
gable for hatrauy in both of ia branches, tor fTr a:d
miles above il, Ia large manufacturing mills oil the
highest repuie. There j. also another irgr mil ore
:;e below on n tributary of The Rvlnna The IN
provrnent. consist Of large and elegant brick dwell
lag. and all necessary ont hoISr..
TERMS made known on The day o. sale.
Immediately after The als # the lnnd, there VIII also
be Offered auetiGa. thirteen young aud likely Ne
ernes, all tie Stock Plantation sill and household
Furniture and The crops of Com Hay and Tobacco.
TERMS made known IN The day ri sale.
cct lD-cds GEORGE WATSON CARR
5r,- The Hhig viii copy a. above.