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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29
MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
Nl CO. Richmond. Virginia.

lvA w., nICHuioHu, Virginia.
For this Evening -25, 600 dollars, 1000, 5000,
5000, 2,5O6, $500, 80 Of l 900. 80 Of 500, &c.
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, 5000 dollars, 2,l44, 2 Of 1000, 8 OF 100,
5 of 400, S of 25O &c. &c Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets IS.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated, Extra, No. s
81 SO 81 25 6S So 30 80 I IS 81 As IA.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass 229:
So 30 IS 81 % Al IA 35 Ga 81 10 2.
whole Ticket Nos 16 AZ GA; and also half
Tickle, Nos. . 81 Al, both sold and paid by
'0"|' PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, 80;
42 so "a 10 IS &c IL 81 81 80 80 IS SO,
Ticket Nos. 81 IS &C, $500, sold and paid ny
PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass 23l:
III 43 81 "a Ct SIS IS % 80 Al &c.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated Lottery 3d.
30 SIS i 8 IA Ga "a So SO IA 40 IL II.
Whole Ticket Nos. IL 30 S., $1,000; half
Tickle, Nos. 10 SIS II, $500; quarter Ticket
Nos. 8 10 "a, $500. All sold and paid BY
Sept. 90 fohoSLL.
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ioW'hO iSesSi Aoui tlcii correspondent.
STEAMER ALvARADo,1
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, Is, 1916.
The Mormon war is at last ended. On We'd
nesday evening, the Quincy committee prevailed
on the Mormons 10 surrender; and yesterday, at
three o'clock, the Antics marched into, and look
possession of The city Of Nauvoo. The Mormons
stipulated to leave forthwith or as fast as they
can possibly get away, except committee OF FIVE,
who are to remain to dispose of the property yel
belonging 10 the community. Improperly Aasbeen
or is TO be deslrOyed-although strong DISPOSE
ton existed, with many Of the Antics, TO destroy
the Temple. They fear it will be beacon light
10 lure the Mormons back. BY retaining from
violent measures The Antics have saved themselves
from great deal OF reproach.
A gentleman who left Nauvoo yesterday, al 9
o'clock, said the Mormons were leaving as fast
as they could gel away. Yesterday was happy
day for the citizens OF Hancock county, as peace
is now permanently resorted toit
was not able, before left, 10 get copy OF the
articles OF surrender agreed upon, but have given
you the substance OF the treaty.
The ST. Louis Republican Of the 2lst instant
says:
1--WE learn from The Cherokee Advocate of The
10Th instant, that VIM. II. Harper, The murderer
OF young Meredith, al Independence Missouri,
last Spring, was unprecedented at Little River, in
the Creek Nation, on the 3lsl ult., where he was
committed 10 await the requsiton of The Cover
nor of Missouri. He does no! deny that he COM
mued the murder"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND NEGRO
3 CLOTHING.-R. Ii. JENKINS offers
for sale full assortment of the above; together
with brown and bleached Cotton Shiuings and
Sheetisgs, by the piece or yard, for cash or city
aeceptapces. Sept. %
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Correspondence of The Baltimore SUM-

STEUBENvILLE, OHIo, Sept. q, 1916.
DR.. Erasmus ID. Stanton, one OF The assistant
Clerks 10 the Clerk of the House of Representa-
lives OF the Unied States, and brother 10 The able
and celebrated Edward Stanton, law expounder,
and resident Of this place, who was engaged in
the defence Of the unfortunate and lamenled Nc
Nulty, and who has been laboring under severe
spell of intermittent fever for some time past, cut
his throat on this "wednesday morning whilst
Hooker, his wiie's mother, in Holidays Cove,
Brooke county, Va, distant some five miles from
Steubenvlle.
The wounds inflicted are severe, and may
prove mortal, as the arteries are severed, though
the attendant physicians think he stands slight
chance of recovery
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Very important /!

TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND IN PARTICU-
LAR, AND THE U. STATES GENERALLY.
w NJ. A L L E N,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
yXTOULD inform the public that he is TO be
w found ''at home" No. Iva, Main ST., where
he will be happy 10 receive calls from such as
may want any thing in his line-and he pledges
himself that any orders given him (allhoush he
is a citizen of Richmond) shall be executed in
style and workmanship equal 10 any done on this
or The other continent. Sept. 2S-6t
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shance OF recovery.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.
SrErnENylLLE Ohio, Sept. 81 1916

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO, SEPT. Il, TITO.
Gentlemen: Or. Erasmus D. Stanton Of whom
informed you yesterday as having cut his throat,
died this morning about two o'clock. His re-
mains will be brought over from Virginia this
evening, To he inferred in Sleubenyille, at which
place they will be received by the Order OF Odd
Follows, of which he was member. DR.. S. cul
his throat with razor.
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TTATs AND CAPS.-We have just received
II an additional supply of fine Fur bats and
Caps, of The latest Fall Fashion. ,ro,
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
Sept. % III MAIN o'ee''
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by Last Evenings Mail.

No New York mail last nigh, or Sunday night,
The Postmaster General must spur up The con-
tractors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.
RICHARD STERLING, A. ~, Principal.
s s D Mas4z 4; B" ASSISTANT Teachers.
TINE next session of this Institution will COM
i mence on Monday, September D. The
course of instruction which, for many years, has
been pursued 10 The satisfaction Of patrons, VIII
be continued. Though not limited in his num-
Der, the Principal of this Institution secures The
services of competent assistanlto every twenty
FIVE pupils, which with his own unremitted alien
ton enables him TO furnish each scholar all the
aid necessary to the successful prosecution oil
study. For admission, apply 10 The Principal.
Sept. 9-2aw6t&d6I
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PUBLIC SALE.

ODLIO
WILL be sold at the late residence Of Richard
w Wright, SE, deceased tDear Gnrney's Depot Caro-
line county At public auction 10 the highest bidder,
THURSDAY, The first of October next, ii fair. f nor
The next fair day, all the perslabe property lett by Ihr
said deceased, consisting al stock OF all kinds Piana
zion Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Two
crops of Tobacco, Wheat, Oats, Corn and Fodder. Al
the same time and place Will be sold fourteen Negroes
consisting OF Men, Women and Children. Will also
offer for sale Tract Of Land, containing hundred
and fifty acres, adjoining the lands Of Thomas Mar
shall, Mary Dickinson, and The lands of The said de
ceased.
r',rm, ;, A.. Lnou,p IN ,ha d,v ~ s.ta
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lyi"cer's Prize Office.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . 50.
$40 O0OI 100000 s. 600!
Whole Tickets SO; halves ); quarters 80
IS 2o5 DOLLARS. or 10000 nett

1926 DOLLARS, or 10000 melt
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. d, to be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, OCT. IL,
1876 70 Nos, Is drawn.
/ Prize or GAS. 2a5 as Prizes of $500
I05I5 d 400
% 1000 &c. Gc.
Tickets $40; halves 5, quarters sd
" Orders for tickets In The above, or IN any lottery
advertised in another column by d. PAINE 4 C"., Ma
nagers Of lotteries, will be promptly attended To- al
dressed TO JOHN b. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Sept. %
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DEPOSIT BANKS.-Ths New York Ex-
press says the Government does not draw its ba-
iances remaining in the depostelbanks very close
" and there seems TO be disposition 10 give as
lille inconvenience as possible.
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D ESPECTFULLf informs The public that
II her Seminary for he instruction ol-young
ladies will be opened on The first Monday in Oc-
lober, in the house opposite Mr. George Taylor's
and next door TO Mrs. Carrington's. The pupils,
committed 10 the guardianship OF Miss Hughes
will be carefully instructed inthe branchesywhich
constitute solid education. Her aim viii be 10
nstil principles, form habits, and carefully in
slrucl them in Literature and Christian morality.
All that kindness and vigilance can perform, she
cheerfnlly promises. Miss H. is well known as
a teacher OF youth, having taught in this city for
number OF years, and subsequently, in the
county OF Gloucester. II references are neces-
sary, The public are desired 10 apply 10 Andrew
Stevenson, Esq, and Mr.. Chapman Johnson.
Isrms-pcr session Of 10 months.
Board, tuition in English, Washing, Lodging,
Fuel, Stationary and Lights, 5000; French and
advance Day pupils SO and IS.
Sept 2G-dll&cW1W
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STEAMER POCAHONTAS

STEAMER PUCAhUN AS
Will leave Tuesday Afternoon, al fOar O'Clock.
h r. d The "PocahonIas," Capt. Hol-
8. - lingshead, will be ready 10 receive
freight for Baltimore and Philadelphia early
Tuesday morning, and will leave as above. A
sufficient number Of hhds. are engaged for The
trip She has fine accommodations for pas,el-
gers. HENRY LUDLAM 4 co.
Sept 29-2l
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Eclectic Medical School.

TINE subscribers will deliver course of Lee
i lures in Petersburg, Virginia, upon the
Thomsonian or Eclectic Practice Of Medicine
commencing on the first Monday in November
next, and 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, Materia 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 to Anatomy and Surgery.
Surgical operations, oil all kinds, will be par
formed during the Course graiuitously, BY DR..
Kenwertly.
Persons desiring further information, will
please address either of The subscribers post paid
HENRY NJ PRICE, M. d.
C. J. KENWERTLY, M. D.
VI,
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COL. HARNEY.-The New Orleans Della
saws, there is not one word of truth in the report
lha, Col. Harvey, had been put under arrest by
order of Gen. Taylor, had been ordered back 10
San Antonio by him, and tina, his baggage train
had been cut off by the MeYicans,
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NEW GOODS.

Bee rs ~ POlm ex ef,
No. 65, MAIN STREET,
(nEING ALL THE TINE AT nosiE,)
THANKFUL for past iavors, ialter them
i selves, that, with their new and splendid
Goods They are receiving they will be enabled 10
please the most taslidions They are determined
10 sell their present stock al reduced prices, 10
punctual customers, or for cash.
Sen. 2S-dl0t
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ms IRA nee AGAINST LOSS OR
IL

ms nee AGAINST LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE.
THE Richmond Fire Association continues 10
i take risks against loss or damage by fire on
Brick and Wooden Buildings, Merchandise,
and Personal Property OF every description with
in the City. This Institution being strictly Of
"Home Manufacture" and under The entire con-
troll and management Of The frcmen has supe-
rior claim on The public Tor lis patronage. lnsu-
RANGES will be taken, and all losses promptly al
jusled and paid on application al The Office, base
ment story, corner Main and OH sIees.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN II. BosnER, Secretary. Sept l9
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PURSUANT to the provisions of the deed Of trust
referred 10 in the above advertisement of Loftin y.
Elicit, from Robert r. Mosby Samuel +. Parsons and
myself, bearing date on the I'D day of February e3i
! SHALL as surviving Trustee proceed 10 sell the l3s
acres Of land, by the said deed conveyed, TUES
DAY the 29 instant, at l2 O'Clock, NJ, the preru
SEES, II fair, u not, ON the next fair day thereafter.
TERMS-For cash as 10 the sum Of three hundred
and nifty -four dollars and the expenses of sale and
10 the residue. credit OF nine months half
and Of eighteen months for The other half pure
giving bonds with good security, payable Ia Iofn y.
Elicit for the deferred payments, and the title be
tanned until The whole purchase money Is paid
HENRY CLARKE,
Sent lT-nHcid Snrvi
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LOTTERIES.
W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. l0l MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vr.

w. P.TurpIn Lottery Office,
MO. I0l MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vr-
IN gtnsa.
w p TURPIN, VENuER
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1886
Alexandria Lottery, Glass F, for 1916, to be drawn at
Alexandria, Ocrober Sd.
70 Number Lotterv-l3 Drawn Ballots.
! prize of sao,mo o. prizes Of $500
| l2,WU loe 300
so 1000 &c. &C.
Tickets sl0 halves 81 quarters 81. Certificates of
Packages Of a6 Whole Tickets SlsU; &c halves Go; aG
quarters 80.
$4,000, SEQ, 900, prizes OF $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery Glass III, for 1916, be drawn
at Alexandria, October l7tl
70 Number Iottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Grand scheme:
Capital Prize of e5O,Uo0 prizes of $500
- 10000 " o.I3S
10000 ~ 9,000
500 ~ - 900
5000 Besides many of 5000
500, $40, 200, &C.
Tickets SIS; halves 50 quarters IS. Certificates
of Packages Of 90 Whole Tickets sign; &c halves So
Of quarters 40; 2G eighths 90
Remittances received free Of postage Drawings for
warded, when requested, as soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Sept. 26 W. r. IuhfiN.
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Correspondence OF The Baltimore American.

Correspondence OF The Baltimore American
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81. 8 P. M.
The train of cars which left Baltimore al three
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, when near Elkton,
il being in The dusk OF The evening, ran over COW.
The front baggage car was thrown completely off
the track, and capsized, tearing about ten feet OF
flooring from the car John Donaldson, a breaks
man, fell partly through when the floor was car
ried away, but, recovering himself leared from
The wreck, considerably bruised in limbs and
body. The train did moi reach this city until mid
night.
SLrncer's trial was concluded at Bergen, New
JERSEY, yesterday. The Chief Justice made his
charge, and the Jury retired, but had moi agreed
at 10 o'clock last night.
The weather to-day has been delightful.
There is no local news worth reporting.
No tidings yet of the steamer Great Western,
now in her fifteenth day out
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29
gREADsTUFFs FOR ENGLAND.-The

New York Tribune, Of Friday, says:
"The shippers are sill taking large amounts Of
-four, corn, wheat, rye and provisions, Tor The
hungry myriads Of England and the Continent
All the rye and much of the flour goes to France
and Germany-the wheat corn, and The larger
portion Of the -four, TO England"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29
TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Real ESfHfe.

in The COUNTY OF HENRlCO.
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of deed Of trust exc.
cuted by John r. Coplon and wife, to the underscne
and Charles Wills bearing date the End day OF DE
cember 1887. and recorded In the Clerks Office OF Hen
rico County Court for the purpose of securing The pay
ment OF sum OF money therein mentioned, and of
DEGREES pronounced by the Superior Court of Chancey
Tor the Richmond Circuit in the suit 0f Robert Poorr
and others against John Hrndree and Others the FIRST
3th OF June, 1885, SHALL the surviving Trustee on
TUESDAY, the a9th day Of September le46, at II
O'Clock, d., proceed 10 SELL at public auction, on thr
premises TO the highest bidder, tract or parcel OF
Land, IN the county Of Henrico, five miles below lie
city of Richmond containing 3i acres, be the
more or less, and Is The land conveyed sand
John t. Clopton by John U. Mosby and Robert r. Mos
bv-I35 acres Of said land tbeng thar part of The
conveyed by Samuel p. Parsons, Trustee Margaret
r L,impkin, and the said NJ p. Lumpkin 10 Robert r.
Nosby. by deed dated the 9Th February, 1884 will 10
sold subject 10 the provisions Of deed Of trust from
said Robert p. Mosby Samuel p Parsons and Henry
Clarke as Trustees. Ia of money, therein
mentioned, due To the said Margaret p. Lumpkin and
recorded IN the Clerks Office aforesaid oil the a2nd day
Of February, 1884. IT. account OF bad weather, 81
from any other cause the said sale shall be made
The day appointed above, the same VIII be continued
from day 10 day Sundays e1c1ped) until sale is e.
frcted.
TERMS-For cash rs To much az will defray the
expenses oil said sale and Ia The residue upon Gre
dlt OF nine months for half thereof and of eighteen
months for the other half bonds with good security
payable TO the Undersigned, for the deferred
WIZ be required of the purchaser and the title the
said land retained until the whole purchase money Is
pad, ana 4 conveyance directed by the Court above
mentioned LOFTiN N. Elicit,
~. no Tn
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CHAP IAN Act TO authorize increase OF the rank
and file of the army Of the United States.


SEC. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled That the President of the Untsd
States be and Is hereby authorized by voluntary enlist
men to increase the number of privaes in each any
OF the companies OF the existing regiments Of Dragons
hundred, whenever, in his opinion, the exigences Of
the public service may require the same and to reduce
the same 10 sixty four when the exigences requiring
the present increase shall Provided, That said
enlistments shall be for the term Of five years and
longer, unless sooner dishanded by the President
Approved, May 10, 1886
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Z. J. MEN w Elk Ii vi.
Petersburg, Va, May 8-wtNov.i

MRS. DREW respectfully announces that her
lNl School will be open on the lst October next.
A few young ladies can be accommodated with
board. Sept. l0-d&cwtd
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The ST. Louis Republican (ex,ra) has The fol-
lowing letter from their correspondent:
STEAMER ALvARADo,1
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CHAP. is-An Ae, to rrOeal mar, Of the ae, entitled
as supplementary 10 sbp several sI' laws FL, ihs
thousand s;p phshe lands" approved April flh one
purposes. anu 'hrtytwo, ana ior otHer
Representative '%a, ,ss ~ the Senate and House of
congress assembled, That, from and s .. esea III
OF ths ac the second provso 10 h a,se. tue
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Alexandria Lottery, Glass II, for lsl6, 10 be dra,
7s Number I.ottery-l4 Drawn Ballots
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-04
PATENT hLEDICINEs.


 . CsIsf Ot'hIiNi., Dh iift. EliAik OF sL LOAE Ill is sovereign aad speeds rure fJf lnripienI Tonsumpii~p, I'atrenness lnpoirnos. Ia. corrho'a WhiIes. Obstruction. difcnll nr rninfu Menstruat,oH, incoainerce 0f Urine, involuntary disrhafge thereof; aad for general plnsIration of the Yssu. whelher result of inherent causes Or produced by iIregnatits. illness or accident,
 Thtae is noi a shadow of d.u'i that this ls rue and were mol inc suierI of deliraie a nature. hundreds would Iesnly to ihe nnri,aled efficacy oi this Cordial IS sptcifc for barrenness. huor alhus gleeis. irregularities m lp seereions. pains in ihe kidneys. female suppfessons for The lrver-el pc lapsus uteri and ln lacl To anosl every di-ease which lie most delicate portioB ol Ihe human organ- IzaIiun Is liable. II CannoI indeed. cure mrfnfma- lion of the paris. b for thing shnr of Iha it is offered infallible for barrenness, while in all the other lseasea enumerated above, when acuIe chronic. it will he found safe and sovereign re- medy. The I,ucina Cordial IS gentle tonic, ope. rating generally upon tho secretise organs and bra cnE the whole system without far simnla ling any function as 10 produce subsequent relaxaiion. On the contrary, il 10 acl in periecl harmony with nature, and does mt create temporary vgor, but a permanent renewal of the natural energies. Ire first bottle used will fully convince the purchaser of the truth of all we have asserted.
 For sale in Mobile bv
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-04
E.lE 3 zIsSa7s
LIaIIINESE5I Iy:YYNEy;IIIIN

Is by far The sfron sest preparation of SarsapariA lant, as has been frequently tested both by it's ei- ects and anaysls. s.l... --.
 It is fast taking the place of al other prepara- tons because o it's Deacy (numerous ciricates be- ing pnblihed from tune to lime) and beeorss of as superior strength Gone bottle beIng eq ,a to six pns ofSyrup of Sarsaparilla, two bo les of any other extract) it is consequently the bsa and cAeape.i. requiring less to be taken and s,g less, bs,ns sold al ONE DOLLAR FOR SINGLE BoTTLE.
 It is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat or body; Diseases of he Bones; Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections of he Skin, or breaking out of dry and walery pimples of the Face, Neck and Body; Scrofula Erysipelas; Con- stitulional diseases arising from inc of Mercury and other minerals; Syphinic and yenereaI Alec tons, as we'll as the greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of the body, that has been discov- cred. In short, as general medicine, il has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared or discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given of it's inef- cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.