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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-21

MRS. DREW'S SCHOOL
WILL be ~re.opened on the LIST of October next, in
w the house formerly occupied by the Rev. MIR.
Stiles, on Grace street, between 9Th and 9th. a few
Young ladies can be accommodated with board.
Aug. nO-dkcam
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LAND, GRlST AND FLOUR MILL AND
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

WILL. be- ufTered. 10 the highest bidder, an The preml.
w ses, on SATURDAY, the 2d day nr October, the
well known plantation once owned by David Flournoy
now belonging Ia The estate Of the late Robert Harris
Il contains sGD acres, with n fair proportion of wood
and hat land. a good portion Of this plantation is in
good heart, aud NIL Of 1t susceptible Of 4 high degree of
Improvement II lies In al excellent neighborhood,
abou. mid way between the buckingham and River
roads. eight miles below POwilatan Courthouse, and
twenly. five above Richmond. IL has i most excellent
and convenient dwelling house and alI necessary farm
buildings. Attached 10 il, On 4 never-failing stream.
il n large mill, of late years worked only for grist, hut
once used rs 4 manufacturing mill, and ready 10 he sn
used again, nj a small expense. Close IL hand, il a ca
pital saw mill. The dam Is most substantially built,
and of rock. This property is well worthy ofthr alien
lion of those inclined 10 invest Capitnl in real estate.
TERMS-One fourth cash, the baiahce in J , and 3
years. Ro E.S WM. .. hARRiS.
PowIatan, Aug. a7-ciis
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10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
8 OF $500 Z!

Prizes amounting to over 81 700.
No three number prize less than 1000 DOLLARS!
Tickets 2U-Halve Slu-Quarters S..
A Certificate or risk on Whoirs. 1856
No. do. Halves, l23
uu. do. Quarters, IA
Or Orders for Tickets under our management will
be promptly attended 10, # addressed to
ID. PAINE q q Managers,
Or to e. w. PURCELL,
Auc ~ Rtrhmnud. Va.
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ssy .s0hm X. ID. Payne, Auct.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, &c.
"HE lease OF MIR Charles L llhrell nnnn ihe

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, &c.
THE lease Of Mr. Charles L. Dibrell upon the
i Powhatan House expiring on The frs! day OF
October next, al his request the undersigned,
trustee in a deed Of trust executed by the said
Diorell, on the olh day OF June, 1916, will sell at
public auction, al the Powha,an House, COM
mencing al 10 O'clock, A NJ, on Friday, The
2i'h September, instant, and continuing from day
to day, until all The property is sold, all The
HIUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IURE belonging TO The said Dibrell, and attach
cd 10 ana used with the said house, and in The pri.
vale dwelling house Of the said DibrelI. Among
me aIllcies ale many e~xcelien, Beds, Mattresses,
Bureaus, &C., an excellent Piano. almost new
and many. other articles, in good keeping and
desirable for public or private housekecpers;
also, sundry fixtures, and a Carriage and Horses.
Sale without reserve. Terms made known n
tn" sale. C.G. GRISWOI,D 1rns,ee
sJSale conducted BY John R. d. Payne, Auc-
tloneer. Sept. l3-td
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LAND O SALE

IL virtue ofa decree OF the County Court OF Chester
- field, Of September Term, 1917, I shall sell, 10 The
highest bidder, on the premises, on SATURDAY, Oc
tober 2nd, 1877, At mid day, the Tract Of Land whereon
county, on Ncwhy's Bridge Road, about six or seven
miles West of the Courthouse, adjoining th lands of
VIM. II. Relciier, Blackman Chealham aud others
containing 39 acres. MIR. Bricher or Mr.. ClIearham
either will show the Land TO any one DESTROYS Of ey-
aiming II.
TERMS-A credit of one and Two years, the purcha-
ser executing bonds with good security, beaTin. inter.
est from date, and u lien Oh the land 10 secure their
payment.
N B.-If, from The inclemency Of the weather, or
any other cause, the land be not sold on The day above
named il will be sold on the succeeding Chesterlie Id
cour, day, October lllh, al the Court house.
Sent. l7-ctds J. BRANCH, Com'r.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND IN
pOWHATAN.

TN pursuance of a decrse Of Powha,an County Court.
! in Chancery sitting, pronounced On The 5h day al
April, l547, in the case of James J. BinfGrd, a. J. Rim
ford and J. l.. Bacon, merchants and partners. trading
under The firm of Binlords 4 Bacon, and others, plain
lifts. against Wm. u. Archer, defendant, the undersign.
ed, appointed by the said decree a Commissioned Tor
that purpose, will, on SATURDAY, The 2nd day of Oc-
lober, l647, proceed 10 sell, on the premises, IN said
county, at public auction. to the highest bidder, 4 GER
tain Tract or parcel oi Land whicn was conveyed NY
r. J. Archer aud Martha W. his wife IN The said VIM.
n. Archer, in trust, for The benefit Of said Binforhs &
Bacon, and others, by deed dated the first day Of Feb
ruary, lei5. and duly admitted 10 record In Powhatan
County Court Clerks Office on the Sd day of November,
lS45. The said tract or parcel Of land Ia described In
the said deed a. situated in The county Of Powhatan. on
the waters Of Fine Creek, Containing, by survey, nine
hundred and seventy one acres, be the same more or
less, and bounded by the lands ofSeth Haleher's Estate,
II. G. Saunders, TO. X. Dabney, Z. Ronald, and A. Cos-
BY and oiliers.
to the NurIhward Of Powhatan Courthouse. Il has
upon IL 4 dwelling house and other buildings and i'm
pTnvements, and is said 10 be remarkably well wooded
and walered. There ia upon the property a spring
which is thought 10 possess valuable miaeral properties
TERMS-0ne third cash, tile balance in two equal
annual instruments, brarinS interest from the day OF
sale. bonds with approved security VIII be required
for the credit payments, and the lille withheld until
the Whale purchase money shall be paid.
II found ~expedirnt on the day OF sale, The said land
will then be divided into such and 81 many parcels as
shall suit purchasers, and be IN the Judgment nf the un.
Sent. l4|etds JOHN S. CAsKIE, Com'r.
IN Observation-Disclosures AT a Superior Court OF
L Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at the Capt.
tnl, in the city Of Richmond, on wednesday, June I'd,
1877:
Henderson Daley, Administrator de bonis non, with
a.ains, Plaintiff:
Edward e. Mayo, William Daley, heirs and distri,
butees OF Kesiah Stewart, deceased, and Elizabeth Ann
Richardson. commonly called Elizabeth Ann Kane,
Defendants.
Tho defendants, William DALEY and Elizabeth Ann
Richardson, commonly called Elizabeth Ann Kane, mol
curdins 10 the act OF assembly and the rules Of thin
Court, and il appearing To The Court by satisfactory evi
denr. tia, thew are not Inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. il is ordered that the said defendants do appeal
ON lie first day Of the next January term of this Court
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that I copy o
This order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published In the city of Richmond for two months sue
cs.siveIy, and posted at the from, door Of the Capitol II
aur. lOHcwsm r. ROBERTS, Glib.
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LOTTERIES
StrattOn,s Omce.

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No. Sc, Sept. IL:
l 8 Ia % Is l6 3 a So Is 36 90 AZ.
Ticket, Nos. 10 IS a., n prize Of 81 1000. sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex. Extra, No rs, Sept. 10:
IS u ~ 43 IS - &c GO 81 80 81.
Ticket, Nos. ~ 6O II, a Capltul, sold aud paid by
~STRAT1ON.
Drawn Nos. Of Lcesburg, No. 81, Sept. 90:
Is So l g IL 80 Sc GO 3 SIS AZ 81.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. 50. Capitals - $40 600,
10000, 5000. 1000, 5000, e,5a4, S Of 500, S Of 1000,
&c. 70 Nos, l4drawn. Tickets S.; halves 9 so; quar-
iers l o5.
10000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
$3O,UV0, 10000, 5000, $500, 2,5o0, 2,2s5, $, 900, IS of
1000, &C. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves S;
ours. 9 50.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
FOR SALE

! virtue OF 4 Decree OF the Circuit Court Of Ches.
- trriirid, OF The Sd OF April, 1917, amended by ano-
iher decree III July, 1897, IN The suit of David e.. Vim
Tree, &c, against Lucy Winfree and others, the planta-
lion on James river, In the county Of buckingham, be-
longing 10 the estate OF James w. Wiofrce, deceased,
misses, On TUESDAY, the 18Th October, lei7, If lair,
IL not, the mex; fair day. The plantation contains, by
survey, 1900 acres, Of which there are estimated 10 I've
about bOU acres OF open :rible land, including about $50
acres OF river, and 4 small portion Of creek low grounds.
The residue III tie land IL IN wnnLs, and much Of il
state OF Improvement fom the ie III clover and pias-
Ter, and Is we'll adapted to I'll. growth of tobacco, corr,
wheat and oats. There IL Il grhst mill on the place,
AMI a site on which there has been 4 saw mill, the dam
now standing In good repair. The mill was burnt last
year, but may he rebuilt II 4 moderate cost, and rem
deTed very profitable. The plantation ad Joins the lands
Of RO Boiling, John and lanes Harris, Henry and L0-
rrnzo Nicholas and others, and is about ) miles from
Sc"itsril'c aud & miles from The Virginia Mills. Pro-
dncr may br carried across The river TO the canal with
out any hauling on the opposite side. IL Is well wa
Tered 10y Two creeks running entirely through IL, and By
4 number OF springs conveniently situated. There is \
good orchard, and all necessary tobncco-honses, barns,
&c, with a small dwelling and an oveIsrer's house.
The purchaser Will receive possession Of the land.
now In crop, SO soon as the crops can be- properly gath
cred and removed; and will take full possession on the
lst January next, reserving only the use Of tobacco
houses and necessary fue! until the tobacco crop can be
cured and carried away.
The Terms are One fourth cash, and n credit OF one,
two and three years, equal instruments, for the residue
the credit payments 10 bear interest from the sale,
and 10 he secured hy bonds with good security, and by
retaining the tile until payment.
We are authorized 20 say, that il il not The intention
OF any Of the persons now interested In the estate 10
purchase it. LUCY WINFREE, Icu
Sept. ld-cids HOLDEN RHODES. oom ..
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TRUST SALE AT AUCTION OF CITY
POINT REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance of u deed Of trust, for certain purposes
l as therein stated, from w. J.. Morris, dated and duly
recorded in Prince George county Court Clerks Office,
on March 23d, 1857, ! shall expose. at public auction,
on Tuesday, November LIST next ensuing. On the premi-
ses, TWO Lnisof Land, on which the City Point Rail
road Wharf aud Depot, N City Point, are built and stu
ate, known on the old Plat as Nos. 9 and lG, being the
same ~ purchased by Iioralio Moore Of John D. Wood
and wife, per deed duly recorded, and subsequently
purchased of Commissioners SpoOner and Allison, by
w. J. Morris. Said Lots froat about 400 feet on The ri
vcr, and run back TO George l. Mo0dy's Tavern.
TERMS-One-fourlll 6 months, balance in one and
two years, bonds with satisfactory security.
Sale TO take place at IL o'clork, NJ.
+. &. STAlNGACK,
Surviving Trustee of himself aud }. w. pegram,
Trustees Of w. J. Morris.
Rr Sale conducted By
Snni i-cfds Tu0S- RRANCu e RRA Anoia
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
I0.Ql0I lO00QI COCO

Alexandria Lottery. Glass co, for Is47, ,obe drawn
Saturday, Sept. 25. rs No. Lniiery-l2 drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme $40, 900, 10000, G,0O0, 5000, $500,
2.e43, 3 of Q 1000, 3 OF 500, 3 OF 300, S Of ESQ, goo Of
500, etc. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 9 50. Certi-
in proportion.
O72S DOLLARS! 30 of 5000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery, No. ~. for ls47, to be drawn at
Jersey City Sept. %. ~ drawn Nos. out Of -. Grand
Scheme l of $40, 726. 20 Of 5000, AZ Of 900, 1853 of
500, sc. Tickets sl0; halves S; quarters Q 50. Ceti-
fculss of packages Of aG Whole Tickets Sl3O-sliaies
In orononion
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LAND. SLAVES, SC, FOR SALE

LAND, SLAVES, &c, FOR SALE.
- Y virtue or the last will and testament of William
ID u. Easley, deceased, late Of the county of Meek
Irnburc, Va, shall offer for sale, IT public anclien, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day of October next. If fair, If not,
the NEXT fair day thereafter, the entire estate OF the de-
cedent, as held and owned by him in The State of Viz
GINA, both real and personal, except some )egacies, viz:
That very valuable Farm on which Dir. EasIey lately
resided, containing 500 acres, lying on the waters Of
Rs and Middle Blnes,une Creeks, In the upper end OF
Mecklcnbura county, and within five miles Of the -four
ishing market town of Clarkesville. The improve
ments Of every kind are very superior, and the farm
well laid out and arranged for immediate profitable
operatIoRs; well enclosed and extensively seeded IN
clover and herds grass, Of compact form and OF the
faest hluestone soil, yielding heavy crops Of icoaes"
| and wheat, the great staples Of this section Of Virginia.
There is also attached 10 The estate 4 valuable Grist and
Flour Manufacturing Miil and saw Mill, all in good re-
pair and in successful o.eration.
The Slaves are valuable, such as have been careful
IL from time To time selected by Mr.. Elsley with On eye
10 every valuable quality. The household and kitchen
furniture Is extensive, valuable and select, as Is also
the stock Of every kind.
There il an almos; new carriage, of Northern manu-
facture, I superb pair OF we'll broke carriage horses, a
| buggy, wagons, cart, plantation tools, plank, barrel
slaves and heading, corn, fodder, oats, tobacco, wheat,
&c. &c
| property oil a credit Of ia months for all Gums Of and
| above $40. The sale to CON precisely III III o.
clock, AN. RICHARD BOYD, ia Executor.
Aug. i7-cwtds
TN acknowledgements Rules held in the
i Clerks Office Of the Circuit Suprriur Court Of Law
and ChlnCcry Tor Iuin0tIldHu Couniy, vi 'ioho"yi 'e
5h day of July, l5i7:
Sarah A. Peers, flaintih:
against
Eliza 3. Mayo, in her own right, and as Administrs-
trix OF Thos. Il. Mayo, deceased, and Jas. c. Mayo,
Defendants.
The defendant, James E. Mayo, not lidvin: entered
his aurrarance and given security, according TO the act
If Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il appear
Ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an i%nhabi!aHt
OF this Commonwealth, II Is ordered, that the said de-
fsnsant do apucar at the Clcrk's Office Of The Circuit
Sunerior Court of Law and CLranCery, for Cumberland
county, al rules 10 be held therein, on the first Monday
in October next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff;
ana that a cory Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, ami posted al tie front door
| Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy. Taste,
July 23-ewem u. 3. W0ODSOh, d. c.
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The Most Brilliant Lottery
EYER DRaHF IN III UNITED STATES!
100000! $4,000! $40 900!

200 Prizes Of 50, 600, amounting 10 Sl00, 00O,
Being the lowest 3 No. Prizes.
The Isl and 81 drawn Nos, $1,000!
The 81 and Sd, or 81 and 1lh drawn Nos, $500
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass S, for 1877, to he
drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, the Both day ofOc-
tober, l847, under the superintendence of Commission
ers. rs No. Lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
MAGNIFTCENT SCuEMEI
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN THE
COUNTY OF MATHEWS.

- OF MATHEWS.
X I virtue OF a decree OF The County Court of
- Mathews, pronounced on The 9Th day Of
August, le41, in The suit Of "Mary +. Digs
and others, against Martha Ii. Diggs and o.hers'"
The undersigned, who were appointed commits
sloners under said decree. will proceed 10 sell al
Mathews Court House on The second Monday
IN October next, that being Court day, that yalu.
able and productive Farm in the county Of Ma.
!hews, lying between The waters OF North and
PiankaLank rivers, called "WINDSOR." OF
which Samuel Diggs died seized and possessed.
containing about four hundred acres; about one.
half OF The tract is cleared, and The remainder
thickly set with Pine, Oak and Ash.
The buildings consist OF a large Dwelling
House, Barn, Stables, Carriage House, Kitchen
&c, all built Of good materials, md in excellent
order. This Farm is considered healthy.
Any further description is deemed unnecessa.
ry, as persons wishing 10 buy are Invited 10 cx.
anime The premises and Judge Tor themselves.
IERas CT SALE-A credit Of one. two and
three years, except SO much cash as will be ne.
cessary 10 delray the costs Of suit and expense oi
saiei Inc TWO last instruments To carry interest
twelve months from the day Of sale. Bonds with
satisfactory security will be required OF The pur-
chaser, and the title 10 the land retained until The
purchase money is paid.
$ % $555%H P n Sf$!ssss, Commissioners.
August 95-ecjx
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CLARKE'S OFFICE, Fourteenth Street,
Richmond, Virginia.
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day!
For This Day, Sept. 2lsi.-20,0 900 dollars, TO-
ooo. 5 Of 1900, S of 1000, &c. IS Nos, "A
drawn. Tickets 5 dollars.
For Tomorrow, Sept. 2.-Brilliant Scheme!
10000 dollars, 10000, 10000, 25 OF 1000. rs
Nos, i3 drawn. Tickets only 10 dollars. Call
CLARKE'S.
Drawing of Alexandria, No. So:
a 68 "a / 80 80 Sc 90 10 % 60 "a 81.
Nos. % GA, a Capital, sold and paid BY
Sept. 81 CLARKE,
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BY N. rs. Il 4. Il. Hill, Aucts.


NEGROES.
Will be sold by US, This Morning, at 10 o.
clock, W Negro Men and one Girl.
Sept. 81 N. B. & C. B. HILL. Aucfs.
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ID. Paine & Co.,
OF LOTTERIES,

NIOTuNUFNH, FINUINTN.
THE following brilliant schemes will command the
i attention OF the friends of FORTUNES HOME.
The unprecedented luck which has attended the pat
rons Of this agency within the last sixty days, in the
sale OF many splendid prizes, will be an fnducemeni
for all in search Of fortune TO forward their orders 20 us,
orto c. w. PURCELL, Agentfor the Managers,
Richmond. Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES.
by X. IL. DEck5nsn.& ErS

NEGROES.
THIS DAY, at 81 O'Clock, iwo Negro Men,
Two Negro Boys, two Negro Girls and one Ne
gro Woman and Child.
X. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
Sept.S II Auctioneers.
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FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR sALEAr


WILL be sold, on Wednesday, The aIh day
w OF September, lS47, upon the premises,
Commencing Immediately alter The sale OF Ter.
renee O'Brien's land, advertised by Messrs. God.
din ard Coirell, Tfuslccs-say al = o'clock,
T. M. ,)thc Farm in the county of Henrico, about
q miles above The city OF Richmond, upon James
River, ADJOINING The lands o! Gen. Richardson
ard The estate Of VIM. Anderson, decd, far merry
owned and occupied by Mr.. VIM. A. Gay. II
contains ~ acres, and has upon i, a small dwell
ling and other buildings.
TsRMs-One-iouuh cash; balance at {, 10 and
Is months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added.
secured by a trust deed.
BY request OF owner.
Sept. so-,d W.GODDIN, Auct.
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Look out for tie 29M of September!
$50,O00i 100 of 81. 500!
LOWEST THREE NO. PRIZE $1,000.
SusQuehanna Lottery, No. A., to be drawn nj Balti-
more ON Wednesday. Sept %, 1917. 7s Nos, l2 drawn.

Tickets SIS: halves 81; quarters IS. A certificate
Of 26 whOles Sl96-shares in proportion.
ONE OF THE MOST BRILLIANT LOT
TERIES EVER DRAWN IN II U. TAT
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fRIcE or TIcKErs:-Whole SfO-iialves 9U-Quar-
ters l0-Eighihs5.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly At
tended to, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders TO NJ. StRATTON,
Sent Nl Richnnnd Nn
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j. M. Clarke G.
n TT T p " " T. ~ u T. r

FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
THE most celebrated Capital Prize Vender in The
i United States, having sold more large Capitals than
any other Vender in America. lie would call the es-
pcelai attention oil adventures 10 the following. For
prizes, address, postage free,
JOHN n. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
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PUBLIC EXHIBITION
OF Browns Paintings.
Heroes ofPalo Alto, Resaca. Monterey

oLN
WILL be exhibited tor a few days only, al
w lhe EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.
in This city, commencing THIS DAY at 9
o'clock, BRown's PoRraAirs OF GEN. TAYLOR;
Colonels MONROE, BELkNAP, MANSFIELD and
WHITING; Majors BLISS, BRAdo and EATON;
Captains RAMSAY. GARNET and LINNARD; Sur
seon CRAIa, Medical Director; Orderly BINs.
NAN, (who was captured al Buena VISTA and
OLD WHITLEY" The far-famcd War.horse OF
General TAYLOR.
Also, HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OC-
cUPATlON, at Walnut Springs, Mexico.
PaIcE or ADMlssioN.-As it is The wish Of the
Arts. 10 preclude no one from seeing this inter-
esins collection of PICTURES, ON account Of
the Price, he has concluded TO put the price of ad-
mission al IS cents.
Tickets TO be had at the Republican Office, or
athe Bookstores Of Messrs. J. w. Randolph q
Co, Nash & Woodhouse, and Drinker & Nor
ris, and at the door. Sept. p
MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE 4 co.
Ill-This Day-$ls.O 900, 5000, $500, | 500,
1882, so OF 500, &c. 70 Nos, IL drawn. Tick
els5
Also, the Dollar Lotlery-4.00O, SC. IS Nos,
10 drawn.
Drawn Nos. Pokomoke, SO:
10 40 % 63 % "a &C 81 II 42 10.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, pa:
SO 81 2 l3 SIS 40 i6 g 81 9 3 Al.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, 80:
Sc 2 SIS 80 80 | 60 81 81 So 10 63 IL.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, 225
SO 80 43 % AZ 49 10 IL 2 Z 25 Al.
Sept. 81
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TAPPAHANNOCk FEMALES SEMINARY.
Y,IlE next term Of this Institution, under the super
A attendance of Mrs. Lucy Y. Gray, viii commence
on tho first Monday in oeroL~v. ia47 I---~hrs
...shi in any Female Seminary in our country may hr
pursued here. The excessive patronage which 'ni'
School has enjoyed, furnishes ample testimony Ia lis
character in the estimation of the public. More than
five hundred Young ladies have been educated in It,
Of society. Mrs. Gray will continue 10 b. assisted by
Miss Sarah 4. Toie, who is justly acknowledged 10 be
one of III. most thorough iracirrS in iha State; alsn, By
her sister, Miss Martha T.. Tole. Instruction will he
given in al the English branches, from the elementary,
to the highest; likewise, in the frcnch aud Latin Ian
riages, Drawing, Painting and Embroidery. To all
who may wish 10 learn Latin lrs sons will be given Ivy
MIR. VIM Muscoe SeinpIc, Principal nf The male insli-
tuition in this place. Lessons in slusic by Mr.. Charles
Sliey, whose qualifications are too well known 10 need
comment. Accommodations Of the first order, and
terms very low for the advantages received.
lannaha mock, Aug. 81 l6i7.-cwGw