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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
5lOrfha..l's Office ,

MO. 7, EXCHA NGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
DYa,r,ng receirtd daily 6t7i o'clocl, p. N.
FOR TODAY.
CAPITAL $4,000, New jersey State Lottery,
Glass no. 3d. 66 No Lottery, and IS drawn
ballots. Capitals $4,000, 5000. $500, l,750,
300, 5 OF 800, 20 OF 200, 2i0 of 100, SC. Tick
cts Sc; shares in proportion
FOR TOMORROW.
Capital $4,000! Alexandra Lottery, Glass
No. 42. IS No. Lottery, and IA drawn ballots.
Capitals $4,000, 5000. 1000, $50 10 of 900,
10 of 500 10 of 300, 10 OF $50, Is of 200, Is OF
$50 300 OF 100, &c. Tickets s5, and shares in
proportion.
Lotteries to be Drawn at Alexandria Soon,
October 24-AleXandria LoIlcry, Glass L.
10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 500, 1927, 5000
40 prizes OF 1000, so Of 500, &c. Tickets 10.
October 3l-Alexandria Loue1y, Glass K
s35, 1874, 10000, 5000, 400O,i3 600, 2435, 2 OF
1000 3 of 500, of I,250, 25 OF 1000, &c
Tickets 10.
II Tickets and Packages in all The Lotteries
advertised by ]. G. GREGORY & Co, for sale ON
The same terms at this Office.
II All orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of SIS or more, at this Office, withoui
charge. Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Oct. 90 Richmond, va.
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DANCING ACADEMY
Mr. q q q ii w in

d ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
IL Gentlemen of Richmond that he will open
his Academy in Odd Fellows Hall, on TUES
DAY next, the Goth OF October
DAYS of 7Iition-Tuesdays and Thursdays;
from 10 O'Clock, P. M for ladies and masters;
for gentlemen, from ~ 10 in the evening.
Mr. GOODWIN has just returned from New
York and Philadelphia, end is in possession OF all
the new and fashionable dances. Mr.. Goodwin
has The pleasure to announce that, in addition 10
The dances already known in Richmond, he will
instruct his pupils in those Polka Wazes and
Quadriles, which are now the most popular in
bes, societies, both in London and Paris.
Terms, per quarter, $40; one-halfo be paid in
advance. Oct. l7-3t
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NEW DRY-GOODs STORE

NO. " MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
JAMES S. CALWELL is now receiving and
j opening, al the Store recently vacated BY Mr..
r. II. JENKINS, NO 90 Main Sreei,) full and
well selected supply of New and Fashionable
FALL and WINTER DRY-GOODS, 10 which
he would respectfully call The attention Of his
friends and the public, generally.
In announcing The fact 10 his friends, OF his
having opened Dry Goods Store in the city Of
Richmond, he will only add ne will sell as CHEAP
as any house in the city, and only respectfully
asks call for The fact TO be proved
The following comprises part Of his Stock:
Rich Mouseln de Lains and Cashmeres
Alpaca and Cashmere ROBES
Glencairn Plads; elegant Twilled Ginghams
New style Dress and Furniture Prints, from
s. els. 10 finest quality
Irish Linens; Linen Table Diapers
Birds Eye and Russia Diapers
Plain and Hemslich Linen Cambricls Hdkis.
Paris Worked Capes and Collars
Elegant Plaid and Striped Silks
do Shaded do
Gloves; Hosiery; Gimps and Silk Fringcs
Lisle and Thread Edgings and Laces
Bleached and Brown Sheelings and Shirtngs,
all prices
Cloths, Cassimers and ves;ings
Red While and yellow Flannels
Blankets; Servants Clothing
Sainclls; Kentucky Jeans; Carpelng; Rugs,
&C., &c.-wilh variety Of other desirable Goods,
which will be sold al the lowest CASH prices
Oct. Z JAS 5. CALDWELL.
BONNETS, RIBBONS, &C.
VIZ e. E. P. CARPENTER 4 CO., No. /,
w Exchange Block, Fourteenth Street, call
The attention OF buyers 10 their extensive sleek of
BONNETS, which isnow complete in every de
parlment. The assortment is much larger than
usual, and includes every variety Of fashionable
Goods.
RIBBONS-Thc largest assortment in the
State, of entirely new and rich patterns in great
variety of style anu quality.
A tulI assortment Of Flowers, Feathers, and
other Trimming Goods.
Also, Band Boxes, Dress Whalebone, g..
Being Manufacturers, and dealing exclusive
~ in the above Goods, gives US advantages not
possessed BY other houses, and enables US 10 offer
our Goods at prices which defy competition in any
market. Oct 9-'m
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@cHRISTIEJS

The medical effects of Galvansm daily attracting
increased attention; and the most positive results de
monslrate It's value In a large number Of complaints
They mostly at a character beyond the reach II
binary medical ART and II Is therefore that this new
agent peculiarly worthy OF attention. Neuralgia Tic
DooleuI, Nervous Headache Paralysis, Apopexy, Fits
Palpations, deficiency OF Nervous and PHYSICAL Ener
gy, may be traced dlsordrrri slate of the Nervous
system and therefore under that class Of Diseases
in which Gavanism has been found peculiarly brnrh-
cial. The most approved mode Of application Is BY
means Of the Galvanc Rings. Belts, Bracelets and Mag
nrIic Fluid of DR. Christie, which, al the most
safe, certain and efficient method at present Known
These articles used with the perfect convent
ence, and The great and beneficial influence they
must be witnessed To he believed.
For further particulars, advertisement in another
part Of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may lie had
gratis BY application Ia The agents for this city, Mrfsrs
DUVAL Il PURCELL, Druggists, li7 Main ST., Rich
yt0Dd Va. II
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N sT 4 ! ? q " - = y .
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToS' the man.
Schemes for the Week.
Drafting receiccd ereTy fag al 7o'c.ock, r. M
Drawn Nos Of Sussex, Extra, No. 50, Oct II
) l6 81 90 Us 81 IL II 43 66 10.
Drawn Nos. of Lcesourg Lottery Class 40, Oc
tober 49,
SO 10 G5 II 8 81 30 So 40 81 Gi 10 CO &C.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DoLLaRs!!
TUESDAY-New Jersey, No. 49, Capitals
$40 600, 5000 $500, $50, 1900, S OF 600, &c.
GflNos Is drawn. Tickets So; halves 3; quarters
50.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Alex andria, No. IL. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000, 5000. 1000, $50, 10 OF 1000,
&C. IS Nos IA drawn. Tickets s; halves ? 50;
quarters %.
$4,000 DOLLARS. 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. 81
Capitals: $4,000 dollars, 5000, 1000, $500,
1924, 20 of 600, &C., &c. rs Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets 5 dollars; halves SO; quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY MORNING-Leesburg, No. SO, to
be drawn in Petersburg. Capitals: $4,000. 1000,
Of 900, &c. 75 Nos, and ID drawn. Tickets
5 halves 5u; quarters 10 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-M onongala Lottery, No. 43 Ca
pitals: 1900 dollars, 1000, 6f0 &C., &C. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets | dollar; halves so
cents; quarters Is cents.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!!
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
81. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1000, GAO, &c.
&C. IS Nos, and IL drawn. Tickets 81 ;
halves so cents; quarters Is cents.
600 10000!
Alexandria Louery, Glass !, for l8I6-to be
drawn on Saturday, OCTOBER -. Grand Scheme
IS Nos. IL drawn. Capitals: Prize 100000
u, 600, 5000, 3 227 5000, 40 of 1000, so OF 500
&c Tickets TO- halves 5; quarters SO.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedlo, anddrawings sent when re.
ouested. Please address orders TO
N. SrRATTON,
Oct 10 Richmond. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss F.T. Hughes

p ESPECTFULLY informs The public that
IN her Seminary for The instruction OF young
ladies will be opened on the first Monday in Oc-
tooer, in The house opposite MIR. George Taylor's,
and next door to Mrs. Carrington's. The pupils,
committed to The guardianship of Miss Hughes,
will be carefully instructed inlhe branches which
constitute solid education. Her aim will be TO
instil principles, form habits, and carefully in
struct them in Literature and Christian morality.
All that kindness and vigilance can perform, she
cheerfully promises. Miss Ii. is well known as
teacher OF youth, having taught in this city for
a number Of years, and subsequently, in the
county Of Gloucester. II references are neces-
sary, The public are desired to apply 10 Andrew
Stevenson, Esq, and Mr.. Chapman Johnson.
1e'ms-per session Of 10 months.
Board, tuition in English, Washing, Lodging,
Fuel, Stationary and Lights, $500; French and
Music separate charge. Payments quarterly in
advance. Day pupils $40 and IS.
Sept. 26-dlt&cw4w
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FALL SUPPLY.
William p. Laid,
aPOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST.

No. 3l9, Head Of Broad Street, Shockos HUI,
XHyOULD mo respectfully inform his customers, and
w those who may he pleased 10 favor him with their
patronage, that lie is daily receiving by The various
packets, from the Northern markets. his Fall supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, DYEsTUFfs,
VARNlSH, WINDOW GLASS. &c &c, comprising
one OF the best and extensive ASSIGNMENTS he has
ever offered, and hch purchased upon such terms
as will enable him TO sell tn any wanting an article
hs line Of business, cheap any similar Esab-
lishment in the City.
N. B. Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received, and promptly attended TO-
Sept. 23-ew4w
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED
BY THE USE OF DOCTOR WISTAR'S BAI.SAM

The following Certificate is from the wife Of Mr.
Enoch Perry, very respectable farmer In Oxford coun
~, Maine, and can be relied npon ue In every par
tcalar. II was not solicited, but given BY the lady
from of duty, feeling that she owed the presef
walton of her life Dr. Wsiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
RUNfoRp, OXFORD CousrY, Me-, July %, lSi5.
This may certify mat have, for number Of years,
been severely afflicted with the Asthma In October
lsi3 took violent cold, which produced very
cough, win. was accompanied with severe pains
my side, and sweat profu-eiy Of nights. These bad
symptoms Continued, until was 50 much reduced that
was unable 10 do any work about house even walk
Access the ROOM without assistance. In July, 1911,
was 80 afflicted with shoriness of breath such great
difficulty IN breathing, and In such severe pam, that
unable Ia lie IN bed, or sleep tor three weeks One
physician who attended mr., and another who was con
suited, both gave mp IT. die--sad they could do no
more for me. My friends despaisrd OF my life. had
hope myself | then commenced taking Doctor
Wistar's ,alsam Of Wild Cherry. Before had taken
bottle Was able 10 walk abnnt house. continued
10 take the Balsam until had taken four bottles, and
now am well, free from pain, lille cough, do my
work, Keep help, aud have not enjoyed better
health for fifteen years.
signed, RELIANCE PERRY.
None genuine without the written signature Of |.
Butts.
Do A fresh supply of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by
Oct. 10 GAYNnR Il WOOD, Druggists.
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SANDS, sARsAPARILLA.

This medicine has, by its own merits, established a
high repuialion and continues 10 nett with increased
favor daily young gentleman OF our acquaintance,
who has been for a long time suffering from Scrofu
ous humor has been .feay benefited by using one or
two bottles and il confident that. by continuing ~ use
for short iime il will effect permanent cure Those
who are in any way afflicted with humors, ulcers, pul-
muuary complaints or arrangement Of the digestive
organs will find mnirda'e relief by using few bot
Ties OF this potent medicine
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
its superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which
may be obtained of agents gratis.
~ Prepared and sold by A. Il. & D. SANDS, Drug
gists loo Fulton street. corner Of William, New York.
Sold, also, by DUYAL 8. PURCELL, Agents, Main
street Richmond Virginia. and by Druggists generally
throughout The United States Price, 81 per bottle or
si1 bottles for S. Oct. Il
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FALL, 1916.
FREslH Bay GOODS.
4 T " " o L + 5 4 L F..
F. s. J. $. JAMES d CO,
M J6Q yyast Main stroofN

IIAvE now in store large ana extensive assortment
of ST.IPLE IND FANCY DRY GOODS, select
ed for the Fail HHfrr Trade, all OF which oi The
nerst and latest stys and b. makes aud having he
purchased since the decline, they wilt he enabled
offer such Inducements To their country friends and
the trade generally will make II 10 their interest
examine their stock before purchasing esru here.
They deem unnecessary to enumeraie the articles
they have hand n their assortment comprises the
usual variety kept in Wholesale Dry Goods' HoHsss.
They will only add that their stock presents unusual
attractions Of its being almost entirely fresh
and purchased this season.
10 4 call Is respectfully solicited. Sept le-clot
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MERCHANDISE.
FALL SUPPLY -

OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
T RESPECTFULLY INVITE The attention
i OF the public generally TO my large and well
assorted stock Of articles in the above ine re-
Gently purchased By me atPhiade'phia and other
manufacturing cities, which now offer at The
lowest prices, for cash, embracing
Ladies Caters, half Caters and Cater Bus
kins
Ladies' morocco and kid Bnskins and Ties,
double soes
Ladies morocco Slips and Tics, handsome
and cheap
Misses Buskins seal, morocco, &c.
Misses Slips, Boolees and Caters
A complete assortment Of children's Shoes
GenIlemen's Boots and Bodies, various styles
and cheap
Servants Boo,aes, Brogans and Brosues
All of which will be sold very low for cash.
<. M. LEONARD,
lI2 Main Street, door above Gay, Mathews &
Co. Oct. l7-3m
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A CARD.

THE subscriber respectfully informs bis pat.
i rons and The public generally, that he has
engaged the services OF Mr.. V. A. GASKILL,
as an assistant teacher in his school. MIR. 6. is
a graduate of one Of our best colleges, and pos
sesses excellent testimonials as TO character and
scholarship. As the subscriber is prepared 10
furnish additional facilities for the instruction OF
youth, he would solicit an increased patronage
from such as feel disposed TO encourage his
School. He is determined now, as he ever has
been, that his School shall he second 10 none in
its means Of furnishing youth sound English,
Mathematical and Classical Education.
Oct l9-d2t M. T, SUMNER
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D M. ZIMMERMAN, 1877 Main Street,
IL. opposite The Exchange Bank, dealer in
Cigars, Tobacco, Snnfs, SC, offers for sale
10000 Havana Cigars, favoIite brands
$4,000 Regalas, do. do.
5000 Pressed, do. Go.
$500 Ladies, d. do.
$4,000 Principles, Juso Sanz Steamboat, and
De la Cruz
$4,000 low priced Cigars
40 boxes fine and low priced Tobacco in
small and large
5000 dozen smoking Tobacco, Oronoko, cut
and dry Spanish and canister
Fine Gu, Chewing Tobacco
Maccabau, Rappee, Scotch, Nachiloches, Hard
hams and Lundy Fools Snuff
Meerschaum, German, Powha,an and common
Pipes.
Cigar Cases Cigar holders, and Snuff boxes
in great variety; all OF which will be sold on as
good terms as they can be purchased in The city.
Sent 4-w3m dc
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DAN RIVER LAND AND NEGROES FOR
SALE

THE subscriber, wishing 10 remove to the South, is
induced by that, and other considerations, To offer
for sale all of his lands lying upon Dan River and It's
waters, in Halifax county, nine miles from Halifax
Court house. the several tracts containing near eight
thousand acres, which be laid off In tracts OF small
or large size from 400 COO acres from 900 10 2OO0
acres TO suit purchasers, with comfortable dwelling
houses, other out houses, tobacco barns, &c.
There is Mill the river, one of the tracts, that
never wants water which gets from 400 500 barrels
toll per year. There is Grist and Saw Mill on another
tract, South Dan River. Any person wishing to pur
chase are invited 10 come and view for themselves
If not sold privately, shall on TUESDAY, the 97th
day OF October sell TO the highest bidder the aore-
said lands. Also, at the same time, will be sold for
cash. about eighty Negroes, consisting Of Men, Boys,
Grs Women and Children Stock Horses, Cattle, Hogs
and Sheep, Crops Tobat CO, Corn, Wheat and Oats,
Plantation Utensils, and some Household and kitchen
Furniture.
one-thrd of the purchase money for the land will be
required in cash. and and two years credit on the
remaining wo-thrds, with deed of trust on the pre-
misses until paid credit until the LIST day Of July,
lsi7, will be given the crop, stock, &C., the purcba-
ser giving bond with approved security.
The sale will continue from day TO day until the
whole Of The above property is Sold
Sept. 29-c6l THOMAS SORIAN, SR.
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DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
0uarIes a. MerWin

HAVE received large ol Of deslTable DRY
Il GOODS from auction; amongst them will
be found Whitney and Rose Blankets, Of very su-
perior quality; Dufiil and Twiled Blankets;
Male and Female Servants Clothing, great va
riely, and very cheap; with many other styles OF
goods which makes our assortment very COM
pele. Our customers, ard the public, are most
respectfully invited 10 call and examine our stock
helo-e making the purchases. Terms cash.
Oci. I'm No 22g Shackue HILL
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SALE or THAT VALU-
ABLE JANE RIVER ESTATE, CALLED
WeStlsaFn,

4 q Z 7 y "
an MONDAY, the Goth instant, tOctobsr,) NJ -
~ O'Clock on the premises, will he sold without re-
serve, nine miles above the Cy OF Richmond the pro
perry of the late Colonel John Amber, containing
about one thousand acres. 18th about two hun
dfed and sixty bushels oi wheat, seeded Pos
>essnn given Tie rst day Of January next and sold
in three separate tracts. Firs all that portion on
South side Of the road and bordering the river com
prisng all The low lands with ample wood land attach
ed, and ihr command Of extensive power foI
manufacturing mills &c, with permanent DAM called
Boshers, across the nvrr, position ~ Itself
valuable After which, VIII he sod The low lands
North Of the road, IN Two tracts comprisn. consider
able portion Of original t.mbered land, well wooded
and very attractive from ITS conguliy Ia the canal
plan of The division may be IL the Office OF the sub
scrlbers.
TEENS :-one.third cash, the balance in and two
years credit bearing interest lrnm the day Of sar for
satisfactory endorsed negotiable notes, and drrd OF
trust on the property.
RJ BY request of tho L-saiees.
DUNLOP, MONCuRE s. CO., Aucts.
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TINE undersigned continues the business here
i lofore conducted BY Minge & Russell, on his
own account, and under The same style and firm,
and sol,clts the patronage Of his friends and &C
quaintances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion Of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention TO their interests, and all the bene
fit OF Ten years experience in selling the staple OF
our State. COLLIER II. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
u Refers 10: Gen. John h. Cooke, Edmund
Ruffin, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
muud Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge,
and D. e. Randolph. Virginia.
April 2l-d&c6m
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

IN pursuance of decree of Hanover Circuit Superior
i Court, made the 9Th day of October, 1876, the
commissioners will proceed to SELL by pub
lie auction, IN the premises, MONDAY, the 10th day
of the next month Novemb.r) il fair, il not, the next
fair day. all that valuable Estate in the county of Han
over on The South Anna River, Immediately above the
Pamunkey, called SOUTH WALES, the property of the
heirs Of the late Edmund F. and Lucy Wickham. I he
Tract contains n9u acres, more or less Much the
greater part of the arabic land has been married. and
in high state of improvement. An extensive body OF
heavily mbered land forms part Of the Tract and is
convenient hens distant more than half mile from
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
The land will be shown any person DESTROYS Of seeing
it, by William F. Wickham, whose residence adjoins IT,
or by Peter J. Carter, on the premises.
The terms by the decree will be one third cash. and
the residue in two equal annual payments the last OF
which is TO bear interest from the first day of January
1885, the purchaser giving bond with approved security
and the title being retained until the purchase money
shall be paid Possession will be given on The first ia
nuary next.
W NlaL e cA WlGKiIrAM, Commissioners.
N. B. Between three hundred and hity, and -four
hundred bushels OF wheat will be sown on the premises
the benefit of which the purchaser will have.
Oct. l3-ctds
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,
Senfrmhtr oQfh. 1876.

TN conformity TO an ACT entitled Gan act 10 reduce
into one act The several concerning Escheaors
passed the 9th day of January 1919, do hereby make
known all whom it may concern that II appears by
The oh day Of September, 1916, and this day received
into the Land Once, that, by an inquest held on the
I'd day Of September Of land In the county
of Pendeton repued to contain ffty-nine acres, Of
which John Fritz late OF said county, died seized has
been eschcated to this Commonwealth.
Oct 2-cwGw S. II. PARKER, Res. L. ofhce.
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T AW NOTICE.-The subscribers have as
IL socia,ed themselves as Partners in the prae-
,ise of the Law, under the style Of JOSEPH &
GEORGE S. FUQUA. The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham,
will attend the Superior and County Courts of
Buckingham and Cumberland, and The Superior
Courts OF Albemarle and Fuvanna; and the
latter, who resides in Scottsvllle, Albemarle
county, will attend the Superior and County
Courts of Albemarle, Flnvanna and Buckins-
ham, Any business confided 10 Them will be
promptly attended 10. JOS. FUQUA,
Aug. l4-cwl0m GEO. S.FUQUA.
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TuOS. & CIIAS. ELLIS.

IMPORTERS Ann DEALERS IS
DRY GOODS HARD IFiRE E. CUTLERY,
No LOG Main STREET,
uAVE in Store, and are now receiving, by
IL the bafque PhGn;S and ship Harkaway,
from Liverpool, and by various arrivals from the
North, an unusually large and desirable Stock oil
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suitable Tor
The Fall trade, 10 which they invite The attention
Of Merchants. These Goods have been purch .sed
al a great reduction from former prices, and will
be offered at a small advance. Sept. lift
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Mrs. Nottingfsam's
BOARDING AND DAY SCEiUUL FUR
YOUNG LADIES.

:
YOUNG LADIES.
Corner Of 5th and Franklin Streets, 1ea" DC re
opened on Monday, September Il.
IN making this announcement, Mrs. ~ deems u pro
per briefly the principles on which her sctoo
Is conducted.
To enable young lady 10 occupy suitably her proper
place in society certain style Of personal address aud
manner is Indispensable; such manners, however, are
often merely EXTERNAL aud not seldom lead 10 painful
exposure unless sustained by thorough and JndironS
mental cultivation; and this ucan exhibits lis highest
and beautiful effects only when guided and ele.a-
ted by pure morality, founded upon The religion Of the
Bible.
The due and well balanced cultivation then of the
heart and OF the intellect, guided by the Influences OF
The Christian religion IS the great object aimed al VI
this Sc minary aHd insure The attainment oil ths ny
her pupils, Mrs n. brings long and weearned expe,
renee an intimacy with the bes; authorities ana
sources Of information and the assistance of The mos
competent teachers in the various branches OF study
Terms, per SESSION of ten noaths-Paya6tc hal IN