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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

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D 2 q 8 $ 9 II y G1e2s
TINnRS. C. M. PRICE would respectfully re.
~ turn her sincere thanks to the Ladies OF
Wilmington and the surrounding country for tho
liberal patronage which they have hitherto bestow-
cd upan her She would beg to inform them that
she still continues the DEEss-uAKING BUSINESS
and sOlicits a continuance Of the custom which she
hes heretofore received. She would refer those
who wish articles Of DRESS made up to her Ole
customers. For the durability and neatness O
her work, she is perfectly willing to abide by he
judgment.
Residence over the Journal office entrance
ID door, corner building Princess Street, oppo
site the Bank of the State.
Wilmington, n. c., July 9th ls47.-[43tf
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AND DEEDS, new supply, Just printed
- and for sale at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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n ME subscriber takes this method of inforro;.
= his friends and the public generally. tba, H.
has taken the store formerly occupied bv Po,tor 8.
Blakesee, and Immediately opposite the Chron;oI.
Office. where he is now opening comnleta ~
sortment of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, Trunks, Martin.
gales, ValiSeS, Carpet and Saddle Ba:s
Collars, Whips, Spurs, Bits,
&c. sc. &c. &c.
all OF which will be warranted of good manufso
ture and materials, and will be sold low for
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.HEYEKsS S. EgaR Fs.s' UJzg,

GEMS Beaver, Nutria, MOleSkin, and
Silk Hats,
of BeeLee & Costar's and Leary's Fall Fashion
for 1896 splendid article, just received, and
" few more left of the same SORT" Please call and
examine them Also very large assortment OF
Mems, Boys, & Infants Caps,
of the latest and most approved patterns. Gent
French soft Dress silk, Velvet, and Cloth Caps ;
Gents French Guard do: Blue and Black Spring
Band, Palo Alto, Ringgold, Oregon, Oil Silk, Vel
veteen, Glazed Lawn, &c, &c.
Youths and Boys Caps
of every style and quality from l27 cents to ST.
SO the largest assortment ever offered IN this mar
ket. and at astonishing low prices. A beautiful
article of Infants Cloth and Sill: Velget Caps,
to which we particularly call the attention OF
those wanting Caps for children. In fact, every
article in our line we have rich and full as
sortment to which respectfully call the atten-
ton of the Public, and warrant genteel fit, and
at Prices to suit the times.
MYERS & BARNUM,
Wilmington, Oct 80, 1916. 7-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

Having LONG EXPERIENCE in the above bus
ness he fiatters himself that he will be able to
render jul satisfaction to those who may be di,
posed to patronize him.
1t is his intention to keep no BOOKS, but IA
adopt the CASH SYSTEM, by which means h..
will be able to furnish articles MUCH CHEAPER than
they have heretofore been bought in this market.
OTRepairng of all kinds done at the shOre,,
notice. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
July 81, 1916 46.ly
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grand capital prize of SlO0,000
do 10000
do 10000
do $4,000
do 1905
prizes of 10000
do 5000
do 4,GGO
200 prizes Qowest three Numbers) of 1000
G3 do list and I'd drawn Nos.) of 1000
1875 do I'D & Sd. or Sd & 4th drawn Nos) 500
l26 DO Oath q 5th or 9Th & 9th do do $50
1876 do Goth & 18th or 7th & 9Th do do } $50
37l7 do so
2343G do 40
Whole Tickets S4O--HaIves s2o-Quarters $40
Eighths SIS.
A certificate of package of rs whole Tickets
i'll this Lottery, will he sent for S472.
certificate of package of half, quarter, and
eighth Tickets il proportion. Address
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers.
Aug 81, l847-50-4t] Richmond, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY orylEGIHfl
HOUSE OF BELFG KTES.
TUESDAY Jan r. Is rs.

HfgHt y y - - I--T--''
Mr. Stephenson of Wood finding thai the
Fright Of Way Question vas Hof likely 10 be
disposed Of on account 81 ihe unfinished hu-
siness of the day previous, which WAS Mr..
Patrick's amendment to ihe James River bill.
proposed that the Joint 0rle, OF the day be
postponed until "Wednesday.
The Right of Way bill was accordingly
made the order for the day. though il may be
further postponed ON account oil the Jane.
River bill, which is the unfinished business oil
tie House.
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.sBD.0U){D

Grand Consolidated Lottery o Ddavarz and
Georgia Class NJ. >. 10
fe drawn ~ Wilmington. Del. SATURDAY, 1sHuBrg
"a ls45. naBlhcr iottery, i2 drawn haliuss spajf
dH srie#ne. rf1e S}aenns of iuHHH, al 90 ut
4gHN 81 LIT. 3ten, Fof 2,run, III oil fn tres
20, shere~ proportion eertInegfr at stsSass
fWeir3 Wiiles. viii $50. twenty 49, Ia5et-
o., tyeHtg i've quarters : 10,
SgAtI. FltN 10 FIERY.
preWs ptftEgs toug put the month ct Ueaeflt rr-
Draws uu GHf@fiafs-eapftel trize S3.1ua
Nhaie iekc's 81 cefiii|csle OF package mhales 2
Flg -es in proportion.
Draws on Thursday s-eaRital prize 9 re0
Naei fiekei : T. rrrtGeaes of package Who'es Silt
shares 81 proportion.
Draws on Saturday, prize t.ndo-
NHele teAes ; = eefiecetes 81 package sole IL
shares ia proportion.
Address taur orders 10
y. l. DORSEY, Wheeling Va.
! TIN drawings VII L. published reeHH8a}s i#e
fllucs. AND also n tie Areus. Benemtcr
n. l.. DORSEY = fuekg ottee.
NoN % NuEEt4S ST. "a
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-16
COOKING STosF
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COMMISSIONER S SALE.
sALF. or REAL. ESTATE.

m JOIN q EolzI', comaas IeaeI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-16

Jsasa Il Forsyth. All James Johnston and sepha
hs VIE, William " rijIye ard sfolfne hls VII 4
ia'res AeticsH aHe MARY his wife, iauFdeu Zane,
NlftsW PUTS aad H.lizateth His wife, Edmund
Pane. EHsenc { Za'e ssd May Anna zane, childrea
aud ,, b. at laN nf Eleaeler Iafe decreased aud sam
uel 5spHiss XaBe. Edwin /aae, tOfaetia zane, Noah
Xatte, sephe Fam aud afoa Iaec ehiidscu and
heirs al law OF eatoi ZaHe deccaed AID Ely Dorsey
and MAJ l. his Aifc. Eseine ttfrfberfy widoW Of
Nllliar - Auerhef-v decreased. sad " iiiian After
terrs s1e younger, sasaA AtEhetfy, Francis I.
Auyrtcrrv. AlexaBaeg AilerlerrF Nugnslus $ Atet.
berry and Eiizahetu Aucrherfs, tustavus CFesaa.
and n illiam J. No Ace -nd Comeih {a,s Cofueia
Za'el his wife, Deieidants-
MI defendants James { Johnston ynd S,pala his
v.fis uampdeu Zaue, Evrlse kierturY = dGw OF Wi
na, Attefhefr. Deceased = ilian Alter lfs
.o1neer sa all Nftcfterre, tfareis l. Archery, A.
a, ,i,r Atterberrs NnrsIp- s 5tterberrv EtifatfH
49,, "a " 4asda / Nc Afc, 4nd tarseta la,
:, af,.itc that on We jll day tcbr,taFs M
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= - 49,, M a. az Moaes GGood, ESQ. IN Tie egg q
-. ONO county and r ste Of Virginia L wi
-, y, ~ = Ill. ifspeifiptsof james II Fsrsafa ant
1870. resd as A. tleue: st the hearing ot iIe ahav,
emitted cause and If the an aoi he tsssf on tn
dav atops aaacd Tie tahltc ei he saBe wn ID adinur
ue,i fieu tifst 20 time Atta the satue arFtaLcn.
FRAAFGS Il ARMSTRONG, bdnfuisiratef
d. hoaieton Nlt. tiie Wilt anneAts' af
IH ? In A4ah tame, iieGf I'd
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SECOND WARD.

Mr.. wharton Please announce The i9ito"
ing ticket for council, from The md WARD, WARD.
George Robinson, Dofases " u i'''''''
Thomas Nj. Alexander. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
MISCELLANEUUS
CALAMITY


Tremendous P0rder MI Erp0aon and Loss d
Lie-One Hundred Houses Destroyed.
A Geographic dispatch from Cincinnati, Oc-
tober Is, II p. M, 10 the Philadelphia papers,
communicates the following dreadful intelligence,
being a portion OF the awful effects OF The late
storm. The dispatch says:
The Nashville papers received here This even
Ing contain a most dreadful narrative OF The ex-
plosion Of the extensive powder magazine al that
place on Tuesday evening last.
During The prevalence vi an unusually severe
thunder storm, the magazine was struck BY light
ming, and a terrific explosion iollowed-lltefally
blowing the building 10 atoms, and, what is most
dreadful 10 reiaIe, several persons were buried in
the ruins As soon as The CONSERVATION into
which the people had been thrown by this sad
occurrence had subsided-they Immediately went
10 work aud removed The rubbish, for The purpose
OF exricaling the sufferers, aud they have al
ready succeeded in digging out len dead bodies
but so horribly mulilaled, that ii was with diff
Gully that they could be recognised.
The scene was heart-rendins in The extreme.
Mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters were pre-
sent. and ever and anon, as a body was discover
ed, they sent up a wall OF anguish that told TOO
true the tate vi those who were dear 10 them.
How many bodies are entombed in The ruins it
is impossible tolell.
Upwards OF one hundred houses were either
entirely DESTROYED or completely wrecked. The
following are the names Of some of the persons
who are prominent among the sufferers by this
sad catastrophe William Taylor Mrs. Cleve-
land. Messrs. Reed, Chandler, Bang, Turner,
Harris, Moore, Cole, Stout, Deanny, Stephens,
Chandler, IL. Smith, Reverend Henry Warch.
There are al least fifty others, but il is impos-
sible to give all their names al present.
The new Methodist Church, and the warehouse
attached, shared in the general ruin.
The dwelling OF MIR. Showers, near The Maya
zine, was entirely demolished, and a young lady,
a member OF his family, was instantly killed, and
the rest OF The family more or less Injured.
The explosion was heard for several miles
around, and many though, i, was the rumbllng OF
an earlhQuake.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
E, Fitzgerald 81 Co,

STARR & CO.,
DEFERRISG TO The above notice Of their friends and
II predecessors, beg 10 state that they will opon on
SATURDAY, 18th September, and will receive semi
weekly. by The Packets and Express from New York,
during the FALL CAMPAIGN Of 1911, as splendid 4
Stock Questionable and bona. fide first quality Ready
Made Customers Clothing ns ever vas offered
South Of The Potomac.
One little word a. To the advantages they possess for
giving The old patrons Of the house, rs well ~ their kind
and valued friends, tho enlightened pu6he o. Richmond,
a really good article, at q price 10 please the iudaeioas
economist
Their establishment At the North Is situated in the
very heart itself of the most fashionable and frequented
portion OF the CITr or NEW YoRg. al l39, BroSdpGy.-
They will thus have every earthly facility for imnrdi-
ately transferring TO Richmond the very latest styles
worn In New York and the great Capitals of Europe,
and thereby securing the patronage of the man @ tdsh
ion, Nth cash. And rs thei! work Will In all Cases be
gotten up precisely as for customers, and In tho most
durable and solid manner, by the bes. Journsymen 7ai.
Tors in the Empire City, they thus hope 10 obtain and
retain the confidence eli those who want THEIR aoSEY's
WORTH.
CUSTOMERS orders will he particularly and CON
scientiousiy attended 10 by our head cutter, who lived
in the same capacity for many years with tho MESSRs.
WEYMAN, of NEw Yoag, and for which measures
will bs taken at our Emporium, in
RICHMOND, corner of Main
and 18th Streets. latet NEW YORK,
STARR & &C. l39. Broadway
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
PROSPECTS OF TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

PROSPECTS OF TIE DEMOlKAllC PAhIf.
Our prospects for The next Presidential CAM
paien were never SO encouraging IS now.
Oh The one hand, all the pledges made BY The
Democracy in lsi1 have been faithfully fulfill
ed. All The principles then Involved have been
sustained. The result is, that The country is in
a prosperous condition beyond comparison
The honor and rights Of he nation have also
been preserved.
On the other hand, The Federalisls have no is
sue, except that Of the war, upon which 10 go
into the canvass. Every olhcr has been knock
Ell from under them. BY laciI consent they yield
III. tariff and sub treasury, as furnishing now no
rallying points Of opposition.
In connection with the war, they are endeavor-
ins 10 raise the "No MORE TERRIToRY' issue !;
given abundant evidence that they are in favor
OF The war. They have sustained, and will con-
linue 10 sustain, The administration in its vigor-
Gus prosecution. And they will insist upon in.
Identification Tor the expenses either in territory
or cash.
Bul still there is always danger. We may
lose every thing by being loo sanguine, and thus
no, being prepared for emergencies. The Fede-
lalis!s, Tor wan, Of issues, will undertake 10 car
fy The election with a rush and clamor. They
are too cunning 10 be despised. Ii is therefore i'm.
poriant Tor the party 10 continue efficiently and
thoroughly organized for It's members 10 main
tain a compromising and harmonious temper
and Ior lis presses to sustain faithfully and sleadi.
ly its doctrines and usaecs. Let these be done,
and we shall carry the election like whillwind.
BE the nominee 81 The National Convention from
the East, West, North or South, the people will
lriumphanlly seat him in The Presidential chair.
Portland Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
POETRY.
Far The ENQUIRER


Ut IUc T. RQuIJET.
A BALLAD.
DEDICATED TO - OF ".
A high born lady was possessed
OF gold and land beside,
Hence many a wealthy suitor pressed
To woo her lor his bride.
They came in splendor, gay and bright,
With slaves in livery fine,
To chant her praise by day and night,
And toasted her in wine.
But fa,;ery coald not win The fair,
Nor power and wealth's array;
Her noble soul disdained 10 share
Eler love with COLDS display.
Al length came one of poorer birth,
Tho rich in manly PRIDE
With faithful hear, and noble worth,
He'd siemmed mistorlune's tide.
He never deigned in fashions tone
To speak with courlier's art
And OFT he left gay scenes alone
To muse with pensive heart.
The lady saw-she priced his mind,
With wi. and lore supplied
His honor high, his TASTE refined
And she became his bride.
Though the cold wording fain would have
Union of wealth and birth,
This independent lady gave
Her hand 10 wit and worth.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. ,. L.. l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
EDUCATION.
A

THE second session of my ScLno!, Al Clifton, wlli
j commence on the Isl Ga. oi October, 1874, ana enc
on the Isl day of August, le4s.
The course Of iiistf uct:cn embraces a thorough pre-
marathon for College, in Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Special attention will be given 10 lht elementary
branches of an English Education.
Opportunities are enjoyed OF attending pubic worship
on the Sabbath, and religious instruction VIII be given
al home, in the Bible and Catechism.
TE2MS-For Board and Tuition. including bedding
washing, lights and stationery, s2cJ-sito payaose III
advance, Sl00 al the expiration Ct fSc months.
wish 10 receive siI or eight additional Scholars
i"'' pEyToN HARRISON.
PrvrRrScr-Gov Mcdowell, Lexington, Va; SD
ney $. Baxter, Esq, Attorney General Richmond, ~
~ Richmond Whir and WalcI,man OF The South re-
u,ieslel 10 cory.
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF the SCIEN-
" TIFIC and ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
sf Petersburg. va.-Session 1878.
The Lectures in this institution viii commence on
the first Monday in November, and continue uH'i 'he
last of the ensuing February.
FACULTY:
A u. BLACK, NJ. ID Prof. Of Anatomy.
J. II. COMlNGS, N. D., Prof. OF the Theory anu
Practice Of Medicine.
CT. KGNWoRTHY, NJ D., Prof. Of Surgery.
p. ". ALLEN, NJ. D., Prof. Of Physiology.
F.. p. BANNING. 81 d., Prof of Obstetrics, SC.
II. n. PRICE, 81. D., Prof of Matcria Med!ca and
Therapeutics.
FEES.-The fee for admission 10 each course oi zee
lures is $40; Naturalization fee SIS; Graduation fee SD.
The Text Books recommended by the Faculty VIII br
consulted electrically, and with careful discrimination;
the fundamental doctrines taught being those oil Thorn
son. snd that there Is no necessity Of employing poisons
OF any kind as remedial agents; and that the object IN
exhibiting any remedy should he TO sustain, ana not de-
press the vital powers.
All persons having business with the Faculty, or de-
string furth. n information, will address, post prid.
CHARLES J. kENWORTHY, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Petersburg, Va, Sept. 3, l547.-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
loo asoIiars Reward,

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on The morning OF
Ia the laih August, on The road, travelling with . i"t
ofslavrs, in Pulaski county, "a "a Negfnieil"w NAMED
OF six feet high. black, with some scars on his face,
and abou, as or % years of age. | bought him a, The
auction room Of Mr. Benz. Davis. Of Richmond, Va.
where he was sold "a the property OF Wilson =. lew III,
ESQ.,, of Liberty, Bedford county, Va. Mr.. Hewitt
bought him In July of MIR. Kyle Womack, u miles
above Buchanan, on James river, where he vii pIoha,
Div aim TO 20. | will give the above reward for The
above named slave IL delivered 10 Mcssrs. Belts i Ed
mondson, Of Richmond, Va, who will correspond with
any one npon the subject; or $50 If secured III any Jal
so that | gel him again Any Inflammation thahslu''g
received. +. &. MGRfhf oil hhrdstoWhi ny.
An, .pt-rtu -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
JAND EOR SALE

TIME subscriber offers for sale the Tract ri Land on
i which he now resides, situated in The county OF
Buckingham, and State al Virginia, on Slate river,
about 3 miles above the virginia Mills, above The Slate
about nine hundred acres, something over half OF
which is cleared. There are Two good dwelling houses
on the premises, and all other houses necessary for q
farm In good order. If desired, the tract would be III.
rided To suit purchasers. II is deemed unnecessary 10
give 4 minnie description Of the above land, as pre-
sumo no one will purchase before viewing The prrmi.
scs-snfice il IL say, this land Is surpassed by lew "
any tracts in this part OF the county, and is situated in
a pleasant and healthy neiGhborhood.
accommodating For further particulars,
address the subscriber, Al The Virginia MINIS, Bu'Hihs-
ham As have determined 10 move ~ the South, 4
bargain may hr had. WALTER A.. Fohp
nnf LEU nMr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
BRIERY CLASSICAL SCHOOL

hitSi
THIS Institution Is situated in Prince Edward coln'
", Va, twelve miles from i%iampdrn sydney Col-
lege. in an intelligent, moral and healthy section Of
country.
The course OF instruction will embrace every branch
necessary for Il liberal and thorough education, com
prisipg the Ancient Languages, Mathematics, Physical
Sciences, and a complete English Education. The
scholastic year will be divided into two sessions Of
1--WE months each. The frs. session will commence
thr I'd of January next. and terminate The 2nd Of June
The second will begin The Is, of July. and close the Isl
of December. No student will be received Tor 4 less
term than n session, and no deduction viii BE- made eN-
cept in cases OF protracted sickness. Board can br Oh
tanned in The npisfborhood for 81 and s. per month.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Classics. Mathematics and Physical Sciences, SIS 90
n,nmmru,,, ""'"S' "eo''"'' 10 90
SrajIing READING and Writing. 81
RErrarscrs-Rev. DR.. Wilson. President Of The
Caldwell Institute; Rev. DR.. Rnffner, President o.
Washington College; Rev. Dr. Sparrow, President OF
Hnmpdrn Sydney; DR.. Harrison; Professor Of Ancient
Languages in the University OF Va; Paul e. Vrnablr,
NJ. D., silas Harris, NJ. D., Wm. q. Goode, a Finley,
Mscklenburg. JAMES II. KANE.
Oct. e-cw2m
ar Richmond Times requested TO copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN
DOLPu MACON COLLEGE.

TIIE mex session of this School VIII commence on
i the Ist Monday OF the ensuing November, and
continue eight months.
J'bIs institution is under the immediate direction Of
Prof John p. Meitauer, VI. D., l.. l.. H., late senior pre-.
crp,or Of Prince Edward Medical Institute, who viii be
aided in the direction Of the exercises by competent ne.
sis,aut,. In Il all the branches of a thorough Medical
Education Will lie taught, and in the mos; practical
manner. in The departments susceptible of demonstra
tion and eremplihca,ion. In the eparimenlso Of Ana
tony and Surgery, no School in Virginia affords stu
dents superior, II equal advantages 10 II, during the
lecture term.
Daily lectures. demonstrations and examinations are
given throu ghout the course
This School Ia. the graduating power.
The whole expense fthe course, Including fees, cost
orbooks, ami board, will not exceed $3.50
Being looated in the village near Prince Edward
Courthouse, board can he had in hotels or private Ia
miles convenient IN the School. OCT. l-ctd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
TEyNEssEE. LEGISLATURE.

This body convened al the cry Ct Nashville
on Monday, Ovlobc, 4. :,
The Senate elected Josiah NJ. Anderson, OF
Marion, Ptcsiden, OF iha. body, on The first bal
lut.
In tie House, MIR. Buchanan, of Lawrence,
was elected Speaker.
For principal Clerk Of The Senate, MI; John
Cooke, CT Knox. was The successful candidate
and Mr.. MI. E. 7. Harris was elected Assist
ant.
S. D. Mitchell, Esq Of HAWKINS, was elected
Clark Of The House, and Mr.. dogg, first Assist
AM.
Mr.. Davis was elected door.keeper Of The Sc
naie.
Mr.. Ramsey was clec'ed Principal Doorkceper
Of lie House; and r. F. G. Fleming, OF Knox,
Assistant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22

The rations TO be OF good Wholesome quality, 10 BE-
approved by tie Collector. or such person as he may de-
signa,r 10 inspect them; and The different articles com
Boat MoSrHLr, and in good and sufficient casks and
vessels, 10 be provided by The contractor. and the con.
tents lie reof distinctly marked on each.
place. far supplying said Boat with not exceeding ten
cords Of oak wood for one year, OF good quality, 10 be
duly measured and inspected, and delivered on hoard
quarterly, al which period payment will be made, on
The prodnction of the Captains receipts for the same.
JOHN A. PARKER, collector and
OFT. I5-cwtd Supe rintandent az Lights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
SITUATION WANTED.

A GRADUATE Of one Of our hest Colleges, wei qua
n lifted to teach ali the branches usually taught IN
our Academies and High Schools, and also the French
and German languages, wishes 10 obtain a situation
for The ensuing year. a situation as Teacher Of Lam
oua res in some established Institution would be pre-
ferred. though he would be willing TO take the entire
charge Ola School far a sufficient salary. A situation
In the south or Vest would no; lie Objectionable. lie
has had several years' experience in teaching, and can
produce satisfactory Testimonials Of moral character,
qualifications, success in teaching, &c. Letters, pre-
ptid, addressed TO A. b., Thomsburg, Spott-ylyania CO,
Va. vii receive prompt attention. Aug. a-ct