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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
TRUST SALE of LAND

by virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 " by Is. h..
- Meade, aud of record IN the Clerks Office Of Pow
latan county We shall proceed 10 sell, on the premises,
nj public auction Saturday, the 10Th Of September,
the Tract Of Land which The said b. l.. Meade lately
resided. There upwards OF nine hundred acres In
the tract Of land large proportion Of good low grounds,
ana sufficient supply of wood land both Of flores. and
pine. The dwelling house j. large and conmodions,
and there all CONVENE nj offices aud out osrs and
an excellent granary, the land. The plantation l.
in Powhatan county, the Appomaiioa river, about
miles from the Court house. and adjoins the land Of
DR. Abnrr Crump.
The Terms will be credit Of one, two and three
yrars-b0nds, with personal security, and 4 deed Of
trust on the land the payment Of the pnr-
chase money. The title 10 the land IL believed 10 be
good, but, sellin. Trustees, we will only convey
such title rs Is vested in by the deed of trust.
John D. iIARvIE, Trustees.
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SCHOOL AT CLIFTON.

SOhOOL "A O1AA
ON the l,t day Of September next shall open
" School for Boys at Clifton, In the county Of Gum
berland pnder the instruction of Mr. Natnaniei u bu
a graduate of Princeton College.
As it is my object 10 give my own sons tnolougn
preparation for College. have obtained SATISFACTORY
evidence Of Mr. Burt's competency TO give INSTRUCTION
in tho Latia and GIeak Languages and Mathematics as
we'll as Of his moral and religious character.
wish 10 receive boarders in my family hVe OF SIX
Boys, OF good moral character
They win be provided with conveyance for attend
ing public worship every Sabbath day, in the Prssnyte
ran and Episcopal Churches, alternately; aEo Saooa'h
exercises will be required of them at home
The situation of Clifton being elevated, and beyond
the influence of the river has always been remarkably
heathul.
TERMS.-For Board and Tuition, including BEDDING
lights, washing, &C., and stationary, 5000 per aahui
half payable in advance, the balance nj the COM
mencenlent OF the second session OF five nionihs.
My address is TAI tersvile.
May 22-cwtf PEYTON HARRISON.
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. DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying near
/ Prince Edward Court House, known as Springfield.
,;on nr wbich consists of excellent wood land and
low grounds, large quantity of improved high land,
with good buildings and all necessary Improvements
g. csomfor,abla residence II is situated within one
Ia ~ pyincr Edward Court House, TWO miles from
Ham Ham % Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
Vile. These places furnish constant and ex,elen.
y;;,a r,o,s entirely healthy, and society superior
IN ineliasnce md morality that in its immediate VI
cny. It's nearnrss to The Court honss s and coege,
afford superior facilities for srbeo a =, ,e
Court House. ,..;. -, .,u ,.,,o,
wishing them Persons ~.ss 70 Plne. Edwsrd
address the subscriber al fafm''i'e' f''"'e
county, Virginia. ,.,;,s,y n ,hx dad
and the residue in and two years. FOR .ns deferred
P"s"ehs' CHAS. !. CARRiNGTUN.
Parmyille, Prince Edward, July 1-ei0t
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FOR sALE.-The subscribe

NEGROES FOR SALE.-The subscriber
IN offers for sale fifteen valuable Segraes: five
Women, one Of whom alone is over 25-,wo
men under 25-two young children Of one Of The
Women-lhe rest well grown Boys.
The above Negroes will be sold al The best Of
Ter Tor cash, and can he seen upon application 10
RICHARD MILLER,
E:dinburS, Shenandoah county, Virginia, or
Al the jail, Woodstock, Spousylyania, Virginia.
Sept. IS dlw&coaw
90 The ITnion rcousS,ed IN nuhi>n
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AUCTION SALES.

LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ny yIriuc of n deed or trust from John ~ Vaughan
ID and wife. TO the rndersgnrd duly admitted 10 re,
cord in the Office OF the Clerk of the County Court OF
for cash nj GoochIand Court house. the 10th day of
November next, that being Court day, certain Tract
of Land in the county Of GoochIand, containing one
hundred and twenty nine and three quarters Of an acre
being the land ON which the said John ". Vaughan
sides, such part thereof Will he sufficient To pay
the money mentioned in the said deed.
Acting as Trustees, the Undersigned will convey
such title as is vested in them hy the said deed, and
oher believing the same time that the title Is I'M
doubted. MILES T.. SELDEN, T,ustees
THO. d. GAY,
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LAND FOR SALE.

Z WISH 10 sell my LAND At spottsylvania Court
/ fouse The Tract contains upwards OF one thou
,,,J ,r,.s with a large portion of Wood Land
Thsrs i 4 large BRICK HOUSE the premises,
royr,rd with slate, well suited for a Tavern, WIN
ali necessary out houses For particulars, apply 70
Richard Ill., IT, Richmond, or To the subscriber on The
n,amisrs II the property Il not sold belure October
spoltsyvania Court, il will be- offered ir sale 20 the
h,ah.s, hidd,r LEWIS RAWLINGS.
Inly 0S-rfytOrto
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=. J. MEN w TsIt Z vi.
Petersburg, Va. May S--wlNov.l

r AW NOTlCE-The subscribers have as
j i snciated themselves a. Partners in the prae-
tiSe of the Law, under the STYLE OF JOSEPH s.
GEORGE s. FUQUA. The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham m,
will attend The Superior and County Courts of
Buckingham and Cumberland, and The Superior
Courts of Albemare and F'luvanna; and the
latter, who resides in Sco,lsville Albemarle
county, will attend the Superior and County
Courts of Albemarle, Fluvanna and Bucking-
ham. Any business confded 10 them will be
promptly attended to. JOS. FUuUA,
auu l4-cwlOm GEO. S.FUQUA.
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Eclectic Medical school.

IL Els u u hC, VA.
TINE subscribers will deliver course of Lee
J. lures in Petersburg, Virginia, upon the
Thomsonan or Eclectic Practice OF Medicine
commencing on the first Monday in November
ncxl, ana closing on The last Saturday in March
following.
The course will embrace Anatomy Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Surgery, Theory and Practice OF
Medicine, Obstetrics, and Diseases Of Women
and Children, Therapeutics, Maleria Medica,
Chemistry, Pharmacy Medical Botany, and Fo-
rensic Medicine. Cost OF the entire Course only
$50. Four Lectures daily.
The Course will be acknowledged by one Of
the best reformed medical institutions" in our
country. Cadavers are plentiful, and especial
attention will be paid Anatomy and Surgery.
Surgical operations, OF all kinds, will be per-
formed during the Course gratuilously, by DR..
Kenwertly.
Persons desiring further information, will
please address either of the subscribers post paid
HENRY M. PRICE, M. d.
C. J. KENWERTLY, M. D.
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.

KIOH W.T. 111~
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.
TINE next session of This Institution will COM
/ mence on Monday, September 2S. The
course of instruction which, tor many years, has
been pursued 10 the satisfaction Of patrons, Will
be continued. Though not limited in his num-
Der, the Principal of this Institution secures The
services of competent assistant for every twenty
five pupils, which with his own unremllted alien
lion enables him TO furnish each scholar all The
aid necessary to the successful prosecution Of
study. RICHARD STERLING, a, M.
Son, g-2awu Principal
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ID. C.. KING


UTOUID respectfully inform the public that
w he has sold his valuable stock OF Law,
MEDICAL and Standard Books in Richmond. Vap
to George Fisher, Esq and takes pleasure in stat
ing that Mr.. Charles r. Fisher, who has con-
Quoted the bushes so tavorably for the past ID
months, will continue 10 oiler equa advantages
as heretofore, and whom he can recommend 10 his
former friends and customers, as in every way
entitled 10 their confidence and patronage. he
will be supplied by US with many valuable Pro-
tessiona and Miscellaneous works which cen
only be obtained through our agency. Sept. IL
have appointed my son, Charles +. FISHER,
nv agent, 10 conduc; The business OF booksellIns
in The city OF Richmond. -
Sept II GhoRGE flsilEH'
As agent for George Fisher, shall constantly
keep on hand full sock OF Law, Medical, The
illogical, Classical, School and Miscellaneous
Books and sla,icnery-all new books will be re-
ceived as soon as published.
The former customers OF Mr.. ID. Y. hlnS ano
the public generally may be assured that VII
continue TO sell on The same favorable terms a.
heretofore. CHAS. F. FISHER, Agent,
Sept.l7 . doors below the Post onlce'
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JOHN S. MEREDITH,
"A ney at La w


DRACTICES in The Superior and Inferior
i Courts OF Law and Chancery holden in the
city of Richmond and The Circuit and County
Courts Of Goochland and Hanover.
IT Office over the store Of Smith d Harwood,
Main street. Sept l0-d&clm
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d. NJ. HoYT, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1896
Bigger,s Prize Office.

THE subscriber has taken the stand formerly occu
i pied by Mr. C. B. LUCK, and will continue tile
sale of tickets In all lotteries under the popular
ment of Messrs. ID. PAINE e CO. He soicits 4 call
from his friends and adyenurers Persons 10 the
try will have their orders promptly and cnndrntially
attended TO, if addressed 10 JOHN Is. BIGGER,
Richmond, Virginia.
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MFRS. DREW respectfully announces that her
lN school will be open on the Isl October next.
A lew young ladies can be accommod ;s WIN
board Sept. l0-d&cwld
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FALL SUPPLY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL APoTREcARY AND
Druggist,


DRUGGIST,
No. Il5 Nam Street, Richmond,
rs now prepared 10 offer his friends and the pub
/ lie his usual large supply Of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, Dyes,nfs, Window Glass,
(ail sizes English, German, French, and Anne
rican Chemical Preparations, &C., &c.-making
hi, assortment large and complete. Among a
variety OF others may be found first quality Indi
90; ex,rac, Loswood; Nader; Copperas; Alum;
Lamp Black; Castor Oil, by the Dbl, gallon or
dozen; SPIT. Turpenline; Ink; ground black Pep
per; ground Alispice; Sweet Oil, in baskets or
draugh,-with large assortment OF "Mullica"
Window Glass all sizes; Varnishes; Brushes;
Sash Tools Soapsione Paint; Hair Brushes;
Tooth Brushes; Combs Pocket Books, &C., &c,
all Of which he offers TO country merchants, ply
sicians, and others, on as good terms as The same
articles are sold in the Northern cities.
The subscriber, aware OF the doubtful quaiity
Of large number of the powdered Medicines
usually sold, has at considerable expense erected
machinery Tor the manufacture OF powders, IN
der his personal inspection, from The best mate
rails. which enables him 10 guarantee all medl-
cnes as pure and free from adnlteralion.
Physicians are invited TO examine his stock
assuring them that no pains shall be spared 10
furnish them in the best style and al short notice.
All the new Remedies aud Instruments receiV,
ed as soon as they appear and any article ordered
from the North by express.
Sen, "a Richmond, Va.
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j. G. GregOry & Co.
MANAGERS, NO. IOI, MAIN STREET,
lHl RICHMOND, Virginia.

me S0 wv
M ANAGERS, NO. I0I, MAIN STREET,
lxl RICHMOND, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1896
Alexandria Lottery, Glass D. for le46, 10 be drawn
on Saturday, September ~.
10 No. Lotery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
l grand Capital of 5000 so prizes Of $500
l prize Of 10000 So . 4OD
10000 100 $50
so 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves7 so; quarters IS Certificates
of Packages Of &c whoes S6O &c halves 30; 20 quar-
ters 40; % eghths 90.
10000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery Class E. for 1916, TO be drawn on
Saturday, September &c
IS Number I.ottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
! prize OF $4,000 l prize Of $4,000
/ 10000 so 1000
6O00 90 n 500
$40 &c. &c.
Tickets S10; halves S; quarters so. Certificates of
packages OF IS whole Tickets Sll0 25 halves SIS; 25
quarters 81 so.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certif-
Gates OF Packages In the above Splendid Lotteries will
receive the most prompt attention, and account OF
each drawing will be SENT when requested, TO all who
order from us. Address
JIG. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Aug. % Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
lTrs. Kingslord's Seminary

THIS Seminary is situated on Grace street,
i and in the house lately occupied by Thos.
Richie, Esq.
In announcing her intention to open School,
in Richmond Tor The instruction Of young ladies,
Mrs. Kingsford will simply observe, that her OF
ect is 10 adopt a course Of tuition which will i'm
part to her pupils thorough knowledge OF those
branches in Literature, the Ats, and Sciences,
which constitute a USEFUL and an ORNAMENTAL
female education.
Cards OF Terms may be obtained at the School.
Ano J7-dIm+
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10000 DOLLARS!
HOyt,s Prize Office,
NTO.3,EXCHANGEPLACE, RICHMOND
VIRGINIA

MI o.OtChSIlh4N0EI LtSCt RlSl1tl oAsbj
IN VIRGINIA.
There appears to be scarcity Of money with all ex-
cept the patrons of HOYT. With them It is plenty
turn each will be served. The arrangement Of schemes
for September IL will he Observed is excelient-and all
of HoYT'S old patrons must be served with prize;
and all they have 10 do is To put themselves in uck's
way; aud, TO do this, make OYT remittance, and the
arrangement is complete;-he will do the balance. All
who have drawn prizes. and all who have not should
have tickets now. HOYT IL in luck, and IS about TO
send forth an immense of Capital Prizes.
See Schemes below, and make remittances directly
TO the great Prize Seller,
ID. NJ. HoYT, Richmond, Va
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1876.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass ID, for 1876, TO be- drawn
on Saturday, September 10.
l. Drawn Nos. out of 70.
Capitals.
| prize of S50,OOU SO prizes Of $500
10000 50 400
10000 100 g $50
so " 1000 &c. Gc.
Tickets Sl5; halves 50; quarters rs. Certificates
of packages of 20 whole Tickets $780, 2t halves eO;
&c quarters 40; &c eighhs 90
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class Z, for 1886, TO be drawn
at Alexandria, September o.
rs Number Lotery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
! prize of $4,000 ! prize of 5000
5000 20 ts 500
3,l4O &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quarters so. Certificates Of
packages of 25 Whole Tickets $llU; 95 halves 55 o5
quarters ~ SIS.
Aug 81 d. NJ. HOfT, No.. ), Exchange.
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sANnS, SARSApARILLA.

We know of no form Of disease SO seif-repusive, as
well as disgusting Others discarsing sores pns-
tales and scabious complaints especially when their ra
wages are visible upon the exposed parts Of the person
Thousands have rid themselves of these unpleasant de-
veopments OF n diseased condition Of the blood by re-
sort Sandss Sarsapara hu, there are SUI thosaus
who are dis6pured by them and whose health. temper
and spirits are affected by the circumstance To such
Try this purifying prepaIa'ion when yo w sdae
,,n,ncss and thus by reconciliDg you to yourselves
and render you attractive Instead Of rpusvs to Others
restore the placidity Of your minds, removing the
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF
ia sunerior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
NAV be obtained of agents gratis.
~ Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, and Tor
expectation. by A. r. & ID. SANDS, Druggists ana
Chemists, Granite Buildings No as, brnadway, corner
4 PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va
price sl per bottle, or six bottles for S. Sept9
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THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS /,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, HARD FARE & CUTLERY,
No. LOG MAIN Street,
HAVE in Store, and are now receiving, by
IL the barQue Phoenix and ship Hathaway,
from Liverpool, and by various arrivals from the
North an unusually large and desirable Stock oil
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suitable for
the Fall trade to which they invite the attention
of Merchants These Goods have been purchas ed
alta great reduction from former prices, and will
be offered at small advance. Sept. l4-tf
TO FARMERS. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS. -
GREAT REDUCTION At PENlTENTIARY STORE.
THE subscriber, BY late order of the Beard,
prices,
5000 yards heavy double ,willed Kerseys, for
Negro mems clothing.
2'Ooo yards plain and striped Linseys, for Ne
gro womens' clothing
In Store, for Fail purchasers,
guy heavy ready made Kerscy Goats.
2Oo pair ready made kersey Pants.
5000 pair BROGUES, with large assert.
ment OF coarse and fine Shoes, equal 10 any in the
market
Complete sets of WAGON HARNESS for
two horses with cart and wagon Harness ~ nor r
TONS
Warranted AXES-very superior.
Also, Wheat Fans, Refrisera,ors, Waldrobes,
and Furniture of different kinds.
For sale, al Penitentiary, very superior arti.
G Nu 'oi BURR MILL STONES, WAGONS,
oEMAYs, CARTS, &c., &c.
tow. ne above are offered on very accommodating
pan; anu purchasers would do well 10 call al the
A"s'',aIy, OF al the Store, on
No % ~, =. SPOTS, Agt. Penitemiary,
Sen, s > tf'a Street, leading TO Mayo's Bridge.
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100 EDUCATION

EDUCATION
M 1873 MARY FORBES vii, 70 ,,., h.r
~ W School for young ladies on Mondav asb
september Her sisters, who will ass;s,, I har
Sept. 2-cw4w Su''o'eh,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
VALUABLE HENRICoLANp FOR SAFE

/ WILL sell my Farm In II-nricn, on the Osborne -
Turnpike aud Cornelius Creek, five miles below tie
CITY Of Richmond, containing three hundred and
thirty acres in pleasant and agreeable neishhos
hood. The improvements are suited 10 family III mode
rate size the situation very pleasant and sinsuariy
ntany most nbnndantly supplied with spring water Of
the nnrst qualiiy the soil is capable of the highest
provement, and Well adapted culture al the
rios crops raised IN this Of the state. There
AN extensive young orchard of se-c fruits, and wood
and timber ample for the support Of the Farm. II mol
previously disposed Of, II VIII hr sold on TUESDAY,
The o9th Of September next, without reserve, AT public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, on the premises The
terms will be accommodating, and Will be made known
before, the day Of sale -n.ni Of
purchase money will be required IN cash. In The mean
time, persons disposed to purchase, invited 10 r1a
mine H. On r same day VIII sell sundIy articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Utensils
Stocks, &c, &C. JOHN b. CLOPTOS.
Aug oS-ciftds
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AUCTION SALES.
NEGROES

Will be added 10 our sale THIS MORNING
al IN o'clock, likely Negro Woman ard Two
Sept Is
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GRAND LOTTERY FOR 18TH SEPTEMBER.
Capitals.
prize Of sG0,DOO 2prizes Of $1,000
prizes Of 10000 100 g 1000
10000 l76 :" 500
Lowest three number prize $500; lst and 3D. or Sd and
9TH drawn numbers, S20U
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters s.
$4,000! $4,000 7,500l
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 80 TO be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Sep
TENDER &c, 1916. 10 Nos, I3 drawn.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of s3,OG0
| Is 200 100 1000
Il $500 20 ESQ
l 5000 ~ 500
&c. &c
Wholes Sl2; hayes 6; quarters 3.
DT Orders for tickets In the above. in any lottery
advertised in another column hy d. PAINE & Co, Ma
nagers of lotteries, will be promptly attended II ad
dressed to JOHN u. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Aug. 81
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.

tbUUUU I'd FTlZtS OF ZUUUU DOLLhNO taCH.
3 of $4,000, 100 Of 1000.
Lowest three number prize Souo
lst and Cd, or Sd and ith drawn 2oo
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 90, 10 he
drawn Saturday, September l.th 1916, at Whining
ton Delaware. IS Nos. Is drawn.
GRAND cAPiT.Ls:
| prize of 100000 100 prizes Of $1,000
10000 10 g son
2 10000 l24 :" " 2on
$3.50 1874 ;" $50
5000 l24 +" 100
Prizes amounting TO over 81 000, 900.
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters 5.
A package of Wholes costs $500
Less the price Of three tickets go
$40
Warranted TO draw not less than a2l
Risk ON a package OF Wholes saIe
Risk on a package Of Halves 1863 so
Risk on package of Quarters 81 IS
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60 600 DOLLARS 3 of 10000 DOLLARS |!
2 of ~l(0 00l 100 of al 000l

Lowest three number Prize 500 DOLLARS LIST and ID,
or Sd and 4th drawn, 200 DOLLARS!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass No.
49, 10 be drawn Saturday, September 49, 1916, at Will
minqton, Delaware. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
w. p. Turpin's Lottery Office.

MO. l0t MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vir-
IN ginia.
j. @. GREG DRY : CO., MANAGERS.
w. p. TURPIN, VENDER.
Alexandra Lottery, Class d, for 1896 TO be drawn at
Alexandra, September 18th.
70 Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
prize of $4,000 so prizes of $500
100000 so ." 400
$1,000 100 ss $50
SO LOCO &c &c.
Tickets SIS; halves SO: quarters 3 80. Certificates
of packages Of a6 whole Tickets $780, 26 halves So IT
quarters 40; &c eighihs 20.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class E. for 1876, TO be drawn on
Saturday, 18th September.
IS Number Lottery-lo Drawn Ballots.
or;ze If $40 900 prize Of $1,000
10000 50 prizes Of 900
6.n0O 20 500
3,li0 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 80. Certificates o
packages of IS whole Tickets Sllo; Is halves IS; -
quarters >. go
Remit,ances received FIRE If postage Drawings for
warded, when requested, as soon Is received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Aug. % w. P. TURPIN.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-04
WHOLE no. 70.

experience growing out of this case. | allude
to the penalty which it is ayerred NAV fall
upon the captain in case of lis return to Geor.
gll. cannot persuade myself that there is
any cause for fear.
The slave was concealed on board his yes
sci without his knowledge or consent. He
was not discovered until the limits of Geor-
gia had been passed, and to have returned
then to Savannah would not only have Vita
ted the captains insurance, but rendered him
liable to an action TO the boy; and since his
arrival in this port, he has rosor,cd TO every
means which our law allows 10 return him
to his place Of seryitude. And if he shall be
finally defeated in his attempts, it will not
he from any want Of effort on his part, but
i,om a determination on the part OF the au-
thorilies Of this State, to avoid State usurpa-
ton, and to maintain the Constitution a. it
has been interpreted by the highest tribunals
in the country. 1t cannot be that under such
circumstances, he can have any thing to fear
from the penal enactments of Georgia.
il, however, contrary to all Just calculation.
those fears should yet he realized, our regard
for the individual, may not warp the law from
its uprightness, though it may well excite
our regrets that its integrity cannot he main
tanned without unmerited suffering. This boy
must Mt all events be discharged {; the law al
lows it, ami the court awards it.