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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

TALL. "TENTH LEGION" CORN.-The
Shenandoah Seminal gives The following dimen-
sions OF a Corn Stalk, taken from field of Mr..
JOS. kaufman, OF Page county. 1t is said 10 be
pretty fair specimen OF the entire field ."but This
one seemed TO raise his lofty top above all others
hence, Mr. X calls it Polk corn stalk" For
mammoth corn and mistaken Democracy, the
Tenth Legion is hard to beat. eve must Stale,
however, that one Of the letter writers from the
army speaks Of corn Oh The Rio GIande eighteen
ieet high This may be a travellers slory.)-
"Heighl of the entire stalk, l5tl. inch; Cir
cumterence, 81 inches height 10 ear nearest the
ground, H.; height 10 upper ear, 10 H.. length
of The larger ear, 9 inches; length of the other
cal. s inches. The corn is Of The white kind"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29
MARINE JOURNAL

PORT OF RICH NJ ON ID.
tIigh Wafer this lay, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

"OPEN COMPASSIONATE Milton, North Carroll.
ma Chronicle states that Mr.. James Saunders, son oi
the Honorable r. VI. Saunders, our Minister 10 Spain
has issued proposals for publishing Wing paper in that
State. After deliberate reflection, Mr.. Saunders sayI
mat he has come 10 the conclusion that, with Few
honorable exceptions the leaders Of the called he
mocracy are II -et OF selfish demigognes and political
knaves whose only ain Is 10 deceive The people and
provide for themselves. IL will he recollected that his
father was the prime worker the Baltimore convrn
tIon and moved the twnhrd rule. which defeated Var
Buren,, and eventually nominated Mr. Polk"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29
The experimentation on hand shall re.
ceive the earliest possible attention.

The following paper is logical and conclusive
and full of interest. The decision oilhe Supreme
Court settles he whole question:
For The Enquirer.
VETO OF TIE FRENCH ISOLATION BILL.
No. ii,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

We should not notice The ABOVE, had we not
seen it indusriously circulated by The Wing
press, for party effect. Upon our inlerrogating
Mr.. Saunders, few weeks since, as 10 his mo-
lives Tor establishing Wing paper, he alleged as
reason, that he had been badly treated BY The
Directors Of The New Hampshire State Lunatc
Asylum, most Of whom were "Locofocos." His
compliments were of an entirely personal cha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
N. Y. MARKEr-s,p,. 2a-2. p. N

Cotion-Ssles $500 bales. Prices very firm.
Flour is better; 1900 bbls good Genesee sold easily a,
SASH; since, the sales are 3n6e higher. and in lots S.
There are plenty Of buyers at S4.S75.
Wheat is plenty, the price Of white is 9sal05 cts, red Of
all grades 5sal00c. Rye. 500 bu sold at 75c, 1000 bu at
7Stc.
Corn, 1000 bu Jersey sold at Use; 1900 handsome Della
ware at 73e. VT. For both rye and corn large lots bing
more than small.
Barley Leld At 60c, several samples but no sales.
Whisky offered at 2iic without sales.
Beef is in demand; good brands country firm at $3.50,
meas S7a$7,50. All ether provisions steady.
300 hhds Trinidad molssses sold To arrive coastwise nj
20c. per < gallon, 1 mos.
Sterling sis9t; francs $50 per dollar, fiat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
Correspondence Of the baltimore American,

Stocks are still inactivo-holders are not disposed to
yield, and buyers offer under tho views Of sellers. $4,000
Penn'a SIS sold At 663; 3 900 Schuyklll Navigation, con-
yertsble, at ~; S shares Bank OF NOnh America st 1893; I
Lou sville Bank 1872. After sales, So, 600 Phi's City SIS,
1870 at 995. $1,000 Wilmington Railroad 6s. 1858, at
74t.
l50 hhds Quereiuon Bark sold at S25 for No. /. Some
sales Of Cotton at full prices. Flour is without inquiry, and
holdeIs disposed to realize at Si.75. Rye Flour 10 held at
1925. Cora is offered at S3.25, not much in demand
Holders Of Wheat ask l03al05 for good Penn's rods. 700
bags Laguayrs Coffee at "a cts. and 500 bags white Brazil
Sugar al Ell. Lard 10 quiet al IL. WhiskeY 25A26.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
BOSTON MARKET-Syrr- 10.

Pnvi-ions-Ths market Ia hrm, particularly Tor Lard, which 10 in
Eood demand at improved prices. saes Of 500 bbk, To 10 out OF
the matet' az Glaze cash. The ttIek - now quite limited, and
small parcels are selling At 5iaec per ID cash. Hams aIe also in
go'd demand, ani those Of prime quality sell in small parcels at
Ia7te eoh flour-Ih-re is no material variation IN prices-
Moderate sales Of Generee, Common brands, ut IS. Miehigan,
Sts'sas; Ohio fiat hoop, si,e7li DO. round hoop, st,50at,6sI;
federeAbrrg.s iOsti Georgetown, si,7S, cash. Con-The stock
is quite small and small sales are making at soc Tor yellow dat.
white 7Ca17e, N. Orleans miIed, Use cash. sugar-SAes OF SO
borss Havana Brown at 7lase per ID q mos. MolAsses-saIe, Of
Tim dad To the trade S3e; 200 hhds suriham, at a n.iKhbonnr port,
Il &c q anI d q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-sept. %.

Ib-SGpt =.
&c Lupion. Albemarle; w J Smith, Green County, Ky;
James X Simpson and Lady. John $ Cooke, Tenn Thos
C. Bowman. Howardsvill,; Tbos l. Bonand, Norfolk, VI
Craine. Petersburg; S ] Boman, Jos Boman, Williams
burg; James II Fitzgerald, Buckingham; S II Paraek,
Cumberland; John HolliuS, Jacob Rumbough, Thos. o
AGREE, Lynchburg; VIM II Payne, Chesnut Grove; A e.
lou. Graysor; NJ q Dickinson, Caroline; WIN A Tur-
ner. HOwardswlle; Vim J Pairot, do; L Lawrence. South.
Smpton; VIM 4 Dunn, X { Dunn. SUSSEX; ] ID Mason
burge, Southampton; A p Elan, Po~hatan; l. Turner and
servant, Nelson; ID Hartsook and Lady, Albemste; Miss
Pauoi. do; J w Abraham, Buckingham; Mr. 0verton,
Prince Edward; Dr w Vaughan. T J Townes, Peters
burg; John F Finch, Mecklenbure; A p Miller. il. Motto
way WIN T Rice, FArmville; Edward b JefIreys. Char.
lottei S Scout, Buckingham; NJ C Ward, Tenn White.
AlbemArle;J X O'Neal, NJ Splitter. d + Grayson, Sury;
T II Ivey, P~Iwhstan; J T. Noble, Prince Edward; 4 No
Bile, do; J b Enroughty, Amelia; A ID Harris, Cumberland;
G p Beikinshaw, Coal Mines.
PoWHATAN HOUSE. Sept. 30.
Jno & A NJ Dupuy. Petersburg; NJ S Walker, Abe
marie; ThOs Bronson, S%mithfeld; VIM ] Wsldrcp. Richd;
Wa b Woodbridge. Chesterfield; W E Toylor, Norfolk;
John M Maupin, Williamsburg; John Talbot, Niles VI +
Bernard. Portsmouth; Saml J Learned, Norfolk w Banks,
Virgins; Isaac $ g. Tios S Coles, Alternate; w S Peachy,
lady, child & serv't. Williamsburg; WIN l. Goggin &
daughter. Bedford; Maj Richard Pollard & lady, AlOer.
marie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
PowHATAN HOUSE. Sept. %.
TO HI LADIES.
AIRS. SARAH A. POWELL. having

lVl ed from her former reddence on Marshall, 10 Main street,
nearly opposite the Banks and neI door above Mr. Jno. Wilkins
Shoe Store, is prepared to conduct the DRESS MAKING bu,int -
upon a mote cflirged and extensive styio than lie .etofore. She will
receive lhs latest fashions from Pans about ih1 L. Of neI' month,
and continue To 90 % TegulIry every month m future; and assures
hoT friends and the dies generally, On tOwh ami country, that her
sIertions to please will be unremiued, and soleiis a due portion Of
their patronage.
.B-wANTED. two young Ladies' who understand the above
business gA-d1a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
DfrAnruKE or TEX PRrscKroS YoE CB.eREs.-The Mo
bile Tribune has the following important letter from or
board the steamer Princeton
PRINCETON Of Psnsaeeia.
Zrpf, mb<r I3fB Isl6

PRINCETON Of Psniaeeia.
September l3fh, 1886.
i have barely time 10 scrswl you q few lines and s.nd
them back by the pilot. We left this evening a, about 81
o'clock. direct Tor Chagr-s on the Isthmus Of Darien. t,k.
Ing out Lieut. Lee as bearer Of dispatches 10 tho Pacific
squadron. You will remember we arrived here on the Ilih
INST, and have proyisioned. watered, taken in 200 tons Of
coal. aud got under weigh again in two days-a thing, I be.
lieve unprecedented in our Naval annals.
Our instructions are TO carry Licst. Lee TO Chagre.,
whence he will cross in two days 10 Panama, deliver his
dispatches to Capt. Nicholson and return Immediately,
should he find him there; but should no have left. he 10 TO
be followed until found. in which case Lieut.. Lee will write
back nj once; tho Princeton remaining at Chsgres until he
returns in person or communicates by letter, after which
the ship returns again ~ Pensacola.
The object OF the great expedition used in getting the
Princeton ready and At sea in two days IL to get our des-
patches to the Pacific squadron before those carried out by
the steamer Spi,ire, can be acted upon. The present in
structons being Us pacific as the former ones were hostile.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
The Mormon War.

The latest accounts received ut ST. Louis from Nauyoo
are to the 18th instant. On that day the Antics did not re-
new the attack on the city, alleging as . reason for not do
Ing 90, that ihey had no cannon balls. An extra Of the
warsaw Signal. dated at noon on the 18th says.
"The Antics are in their camp waiting an additional sup
the city will DO resumed"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
by Kent. Kendall a Atwafer.
DAMAGED GOODS AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY the 25th instant, at 10 o'clock.
at cur Warehouse, we shall eel, for account Of whom il may con,
eern, about
Fifty Packages Dry Goods.
damaRtdon boad the setr Greenway, on her late passage from
New York. comprising many rich AMI eesinbLe goods, such al
Fancy Silks shaws, Gnghams Pnnts. PanneI.. XXI
-sJs II. 2 Gloves, STA BuftOas, Fnuges. STA vesins. Cjoth. c,,.
smere-' Mouseine De iaines- Diapers, PadsnEs. Tarirtan Muf-
Tg-, Rigs, Blankets, BIeaebsd shirinr. &c.
l.
I Case Pilot ard Over Coats
? Casks Hardware, assorted
And 10 close consgnInenb. we will sell "a srEr.
5 Cases lnsh Linens. direct from the manufacturer
) Cases Bsaehed sh rung.
Pnbu, Pant S.uhs. &C.
- 81 KENT, KENDALL L. ATWATER. Aue,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
NEW FALL GOODS.
WILIINGHAM No. -. Main s

~ . - now receiving aud opening a ssasal assortment % Pan
and Winter Dry Goods, 70 which he respectfully invite, III. ausn
ton Of hhs customers and the public generally Cou,istiug in pan
a. fouows-
Rich new style fail Prints
Rich bib and white second Mourning Print.
Cashmere d. LANES and Graduated Robe.
Com ard sup bk and cord Alpaca.
Biz and ehAnseable col. Ausouleme
Swiss Mullins, Bishop Lawns ard Jae. Camanes
Con and super lrsh Linens aud Lawns
ShASts. Woolen Comforts aud London Hood, zeal variety
silk Cloves Lace hus and Nel-
Bk and white Couol Hose, ezra siLs
Bobbinst and Thread EdEing-
Blk and white sk and eoinn Nets fr can.
Bk, blue and IN Ied saiinetts and Kentucky lean,
Woolen Goods for servants, rood assortm-pt
London dunhi twined and Bed Blankets
lanen cambrc, cotton and sk HdEfs FOOD assortment
Umbrellas Buttons. Combs Pins end fancy Spuks
Cap lustnnr and satin Ribbons
With n great variety Of other styles, all Of which viii b. sold 81,
nemely low. auss-Im
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
CHEAP CHEAPn CHEAPIN
ANOTHER SUPPLY.

5 H. Il Il VI Is pain, 1916
"E are now opening another supply Of Boots
w ani shoe, suitable iof the FALL TRADE. bought uaeom
m1piy cheap hon the manufactures, among wbsb are Mems bea
W prgged Boots s 10 ~. 10 to - Mems prime ewcd Water
Boots, large shes, made In extra style Gtnt.mens double soled
water proof boots, nailed and ssved bounms Gsnuemen's nne
CAN dtess boots, very cheap. Geptlemen's One calf Morocco, eItn
quality; Mems and boys kip Munroes, large 8 Lss, 6 10 ~, 9 to ~.
o 10 ~, very ehnp LADIES' fine calf lace SHOES, large Gzee.
Lsdies hne Seal stitch Walking shosF ~ Go1d a. can 10 minufse-
iured, made broad Womens' sewed and pegsod wghs large siIes
goods 10 the vey best merchants, Just returning from the North.
and they confess thai they arc much ehesps than They eoud buy
the ~ IN Pbhadelpha o. New York. We respectfully invite Msr
chants IN want Of Bo1s ard Shoes cheaper Than they ever bought
20 call and so thrm. ffom our long experience IN tho Shoe bu-
sncss our Gcihtos for buying goods NJ thc lowest prices arc far
superior 10 thosr That have been engaged 10 the business a short
tme-doipg q large Reish business we can give tn Mefohantssueh
sizes ~ ihuy may want. ~ W. al ~ 20 c1amine Ouf eioek before
you buy. PurNEY 4 WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
1n1tiou Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
Valuable Henrico Land,

WILL cell my FARM in Henrico. on the o.
n born-'s TufuPihs and Car ILe Cr.sk. i've na,le. below the eity
OF Richmond. containing three h, n lres AMI tktry Gut aer- Al, .
p~aan'a AM agreeable q. Ehbofbood The iH p-sv. msn,. 4. suited
~ a AH''y Of unofef-ie siEe th- situation o. Ney pleasant and
snsutary b. hthy mo>t a6uadanIy suppied ~ah .p.ias waller Of
n ha--' qaAhy tn soil . capable Of tie highs iuprsv.msn.
and wei ada ted TO the culture Of the vaTiou. srops nl-di Ia W..
paH or H. stale. There ~ on u an eTea-iv- yourr richard of..
reteo . and wood and umtef smDie foe the support % ID. fi i'm.
" not previously dEp led or u ~i1 he sold on TUESDAY the 7ath
OF september merit ~thoat rsseOe. 1T public auction tn tks hslsa
b'dter, on III, prernises- The terms VIII be .eeonmod ting ana
will be made Known on the day Of ae a snail part only Of tho DO,
eha~ money viii he required IN ea.b-in the a. antin. p~ron.d Al.
posed &c purchase ae invited 10 enamin- H. On tbe n day Z
sil sell raDdIy aree- Of household AMI kteh.n harnatt. nan
ntoa utenla socks. &C. mo "A CIOpToS
au 2s-eud,tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
Trust sale of Valuable Real Estate.
IN q COUNTY OF


Pursuant to the provisions Of a deed Of trust
ereeut'd BY John D Clopnn and viz. tn ihe uDdernrn.a asd Cha..
WIS b@anng date on the I'd day Of December, Is37. and 2 corded
70 The csiks Ones Of H-nneo County Cour. for IN. parpo.- Of
securing The payn eni of a 'un Of money thereia menfioa~d, .,d Of
two DEGREES pronounced BY the Superior Count q Cn.n-,y for IN.
hiehmo"d Crenit IN the suit Of Robert Poore and other. ax,,p,f
John heodTee and othep. the h1t on the eIst Of Feeruav. Ist5.
and the second on The Ich Of June, 1916. I snail. a TN Surviving
trustee on TUESDAY,. the asth day of sepssmser, 1915. At "
O'Clock " proceed 20 sell. nj public auet OF. on the premise. to m.
highest BIDDER a tract or parcel oi lard, IN the county nf Henneo
five miles below TIE city Of Richmond, Containing at acre. a.
the sfme more or 100. ad 10 the ou. land conveyed 10 the sd
John B Cop;Cn BY John o hosby and Robert P. Mosay I3s ae ..
Of sad land being that part Of tie rsneo conveyed by samuel |.
Parsons. uuaee for Margaret P. Lnmokn aud the aid n p LLu,s-
hin n Robert r AosbT. By deeddated the 7h February, Is3il viii
be sod subject 10 he provisions Of a deei Of trust ftom The aid
Robert T Messy 20 Samuel p. Parsons and Heavy Carke, n try-
tees, o seur. a SUN OF mcnsy, therein neutonsd due IN IN. MD
haTgaUtP p. Lumpkn. and recorded IN the Clerk. Once aEorrs,it
on the s2d day q February, ls3f r. on aceoanl Of Lad weather
or from any other cause, The n 4 sac slAn not b. made on the a,y
appointed above, the same VIII h. contnaed r. IN day to aay SIN
days Kcp cd until a nj. D. effected
IERhs-Fore cash as n . much g. ~l defay the srpaa~. Of
-Sd 'ae. AID a. to the resIdus. uFoaa credit OF min. months ZOE OF ,
h'h tbeie'l sni Of eighteen mohtas fos the ether hLf. bonds with
good seeanty. payable 10 The undersgned, for the i.fsued fus,t
meLts viii be UGoired Of Tie purchaser. and The u q. 10 IN, Mi
hnd retasLei Innl Jhe Whole puIehase money Is paid aad n convey
anes diue'ed BY the eoaTt above mentioned.
LoFTIH N. ELLETT,
~b Surviving Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

VtHR subscribers have iu.t received aod ofensi srge addition
u NJ supplies Of choice GCOis
Rch Ffeach Csshmcres and Housins
Rich 90 40 deed Cashm,tts
Cashmere Robes
anks, ~ unsurpassed beauty sni richness NJ iyo
Plaid sikL rich aud heb coioia. Ney hihiOuabtt
Victor radl and aH other styles OF find
Wofsted g0t dsf Tor iadits iresHH
Hack wa,cftd Shks, 90 go tnpei Gc.
Back saun wide. and S,un DE- chiur
Bk and WI g. housins add Cashn eWa
Dart ard ia Gtnghams
An eefant s'sot Hent o. Ribbonsto r R,nns, ss.hs,
Lace md Muslin tapes
Gloves and Honey
Fnprcf. 81 pt Gc Ec.
large and superior itoct Of shin,uFs. siecfinrs. C,siaets, Ln
syH, Blankets. Fhnuss. Lneus. sc.
ina few days teif no-k Of Goods Will BE- comp etc. and win com
pare with any m The city, eHhef ne 10 pdcu of quabiy. They in
vme the aucnuOn u puc iascrs
,oR THos r PRICE, a 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
j. f. WORD.
LOTTERY VENDER.

OPPOSITE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
SELLS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management
- Of ]. q. GREsoRY g. Co., on the same terms thGt
they are sold al the Manager Office.
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CAss 3, for 1860 be eavp
on Saturday, Sept %, 1916.
rs NO. LoITERY-Ie DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
I prize OF $4,000 I prize of 5000
! 10000 so 1000
! 5000 so 500
3l40 100 900
Tickets $40: Halves 5: QuAIt-rs 2 Sd. Certificates OF paekAs..
Of IS Whole Tickets sIIc-SEare, IN proportion.
Hy Orders Tor Tickets, and shares aai Ceruheats.of Paekafe,
in the above Splendid Lotteries, (OT smaller ones, that are drawn
every day in the week enelosins eash or priIe Tickets. will reeeiv.
the most prompt attention, and an Official account u each drawing
'entimmediaieir amor il = over TO all who order from
jug j. +. WORD. Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
lotteries.
T G. GREGORY a CO., MAsAor.s, No.
" . loI Main Street. Richmond Va.

G. GREGORY a CO., MAsAeEns, No.
u . ioi Main Street. Richmond Va
Splendid for September, Isi6.
S30.O0Oi
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cas- Z, foe Ists-,p BE- drawn on
Saturday. sept goth. 1915.
Is No. LOTTERy-i7 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Prizes.
. pnrs Of $4,000 . prnr Of s1t4O
10000 80 primes Of 1000
5000 20 500
Tickets sie. Halves s. Quarsrs 2 so.
Certificates of packages Of IS whoIe TIekcD, NIo
do. do. IS Half do IS
Do 60. IS Quarter do 27i
Orders for Certificates Of PsnhaEe, ,tnze TIek.s sud Shares, in
any Of The above Feb mes. addfe--dio The und- ,ignsd ~nl reeiv.
the most prompt attention, and an account Of Zach bra wing viii be
forwarded free Of po-sge, as soon as d. received.
J. q. GREGORY q 90, Managers.
Ju2 Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
Mrs. KingsfOrd,s seminary
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

FuNHIS SEMINARY 10 snua ~ In Grace street. aud in the
II hous lately occupied by Thomas Richie, E~q.
In announcing her intention TO open n school IN Richn1nd, for
the instruction OF young ladies, Mrs. Kngslord will simp.y observe,
ttat her object - to adopt course Of tuition which vii impatt to
her pupils a thorough knowIedse OF those branches IN Literature.
the Arts, and Science, which constitute n useful and Ornamental
female education.
pr Cards OF terms may be obtained at the school.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24
J. c. SHAFER ~ co.

j. C.. SHAFER a. CO.
A RE now opening their Fall Fashions for 1916.
IA They ', ~ respectfully invite tie attention Of gentlemen to
their Sock, which hp been selected with more Than ordinary Gaze
from the Pal impouauoni At New York. IL VIII be foind 10 con.
,st OF an infinitely greater variety AMI far { cher goods than they
have hitherto offered To the Richmond public. The whoe WILDE
offered at % prize than sini az FAraents can be procured Tor IN
New York Ge1ncm'n OF taste are requested 10 exam We the liz as
tortmeni, As hey win take The greatest pleasure an showing any Of
the articles hey d Al IN To persons who wish To inspect the newest
ryles Of manufactures
Tailo.s and Diapers, Richmond. Va and
ss I6-6l' 13g broadway, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-24

STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an the word say what ,ney e.a.
Ysfseling Pnles. sraATTos's the naai
Drawn Nos Of AleIanfria D-sert 10Th
81 } IS s 8 So 81 10 81 65 ~ % % IL 81
Hail No. 9 ~ ~. priIsof $1,000. sold and paid BY
sTRATToN.
Drawn No.. OF SUSSEX. EI Iis-s.pt isth
Is 43 3 IS % IS 90 10 50 % 81 &c
sTRATToN.
Dawn Nos Of Lessburr. No. s5-sept 9I,t
"a 81 IS 80 ~ 30 . 10 GO 10 III &C II 9
Wholss NoL &c 81 H.. a piiD Of 500, sod and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey. No. &c, Sept. %:
So 40 81 - So 50 u 9 - C &C &c
$4,000. 10000.
Isur-isy-Ss~ isr-y' No Z-caPitsls $4,000. 1000, 5000
5000 se7', 20 Of 1909, axe. IL Nos ~ drawn. Tickets g
halves $50 quarters IS
$4,000, 1000.
Advertisements, No. 80. CapiAs $4,000. 1000. GO. &C
rs Nos. ~ dawn Tickets 81. halves Soc, qrL e3e.
$1,000, 1852.
saiuriAy-SussI, EIua No. 10 Capitals $4,000. Irs9. 400
&C IS Nos IL drawn. Tickets 81. halves SOC: gs .se.
$4,000, 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, ClAs e for IsiS-to b., drawn as
saiGrdsy. septsmtsr &c.
Is No. LorTERY-Ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
offended SCHEME.
pHrso of 10000 prasa 5000
10000 so loco
5000 90 500
TekeIs $40: Halves 5: Quarters 2 so.
Buyeo are referred 10 my list Of Prtzs,. which are rettstered
al The Once, as q proof VI wbAi has teen done ARa every
drawing continues to ineTease the number ILi and pail BY M
" O.den for packages CERTIFICATES OF AinsIs uefeu In u. abo,,
Schemes, and in ali Lotteries, El ks pEsngay attended 70 ,sI
drawing sent wien reqaestsd.
Please .adr,,s sra.ri 10 n. srRATTos.
RIehmcnd. Va.
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DIR. MAUPIN,S o

UNHE next session Of thus Institution will commence on Monday,
IL the .ath of September, and end on the last OF July fol lowing
A thorough course NJ Instruction viii be gwen in the English
branches. Ancient Languages, Mathenaucs Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry and French. Unusual facilities will be afforded for the
study Of the Natural Seieneer.
Mr.. Aei. Martin, OF whose merits a. a scholar aud teacher the
Principal has personal knowledge, aud who brings with him Il high
q testimonial OF literary atsinmenis from the Faculty OF Washinston
College, has been engaged as an ASSISTANT in The school.
Teacher % ModsTn LanguAges-Nr. Jos. Michard.
Sept ., 1886. eotf
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Portrait Painting.

Portrait Painting.
TO TIE PATRoSs o. Tx rsE Aku
WING G. BROWN, of London, politely informs
ue Citizens Of Richmond and vicinity, that he hes re
opened his Studio and Exhibition Room over Alien 4 Brother.
l+e Main street where specimens Of his Al can BE- seen. Amons
them are the Portraits 0G several distinguished individuals, wei
known IN Mz CITY.
Rooms open from 9 A. NJ aOsP. N. Iadie. and gentlemen II.
invited To call. -, ; , -
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By Dunlop, moncure a co.

By Dunlop, nioneure a co.
Dry Goods at Auction.
On THURSDAY, tie LIST October, we viii srn -ithout ..r
commencing at 9 O'Clock tai ourSaIes Room up sairsJ a large apJ
geHsrai a,soruneHt OF Pan and Winter Dry Good, perfectly frr-h
and seasonabe, 10 which We invite the attention OF the Trade-
consisting Il
super blue, blk and fancy cord Cloths
Do do DO d. do DO Cashmere.
Plain and striped Kerseys g aszow leans
Super bloc an cadet mixed Kent JeaIs
Do enth blue and blk 5atneIs
Fancy plaid and cadet do
a. Pi ot Cloths ard Flu hiHEs
White, red land yellow Fannes
Canton 2 annes and Dee skins
Plsii Linsy "a Wool Kerssys
New stys Fan PIslts AMI Ginghans
Pad, WOonsn and Blank { Shawl.
-, ~ and - Beaebed and Brown pomz,t.es of v,,,o,
styles
Super AAekinaW and Plaid Blankets
Blue AMI dab Fateai Thread
Super Cambtes and Jaeoneus
Pins Hook and Rye, Tape. Es &c
T~ERMS-UndeT SIOO, cash. over sIoo nm Z. ,.n,
proved negotiable paper.
sT DUNLOP. NONCURE L co Aust.
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VIM. M. 0V ERTON,
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psACfisEs In ihs superior sni iafsnor courts In m ct, Of
= Riehmoad and tbc supsnot courts q Chestethe5 and Bano
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omss over Avsru a R,s,,n. Main stree, ,,