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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-17
81 =NGFNE@.

pF.lfa# p. GuOIs. GRoeERtFH.
GJtt.NS HAitE. ts. &c.
50. i=s, sfsrses ss4s=e. Wheeling So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-17

ID RfNTING INK, warranted as rood a. any other 1s
l nufaetured in the United states. The subscribe Ia
wing scen appointed agent for J A James Printing luh,
manufactured Il Cincinnati. Ohio, viii keen a constsEt
supply Of the alOve article A. the prsce II is sold Tor lE
Cincinnati fab } JOHN FISHER. Bookseiler-
+ jug received. ladies Black. CofoT5d anG
~ White Kid Gloves Of Superior luailtV,
Wf6 MARRH. TAY1nR & MAReH.
:. o BuOke Just received 4 fest supply of
- the following School Readers Eeieelie lst, 2nd. arI
itl And5 N Readers, sandets' let. 2nd, 2rd aud ta aea.
ders; Cobb's Ist, 2nd, 3rd, ith and 5th nav sares Il Ikea.
deIs; aro Gohh's HsNv and old spslers, ~ho4cs4s aud re
tail al the Bookstore OF " J 4OBB.
#mF.a Corner Main ann Union sf-.
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OFT & GRs Ess

OFT & GREER
RyANE their UAEp"4BE STORE to the
a. corner Of Monroe Gud Market streets, opposite the
F0ST OFFICE. mr13
"A LLMAN Il MAXWELL. have just received 20oo
- rs te.t Baltimore Spanish Sole Leather, 1900 rs
New York do, ; dozen Madras and Tamplco Morocco
SKINS, ) dozen do do Kid do. which VIII lie sold low for
cash; mr25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-17
NJ l59

NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
To BE- opened e. the Srst = April nert.
~ account Of not having Sufficient room IN the store
~ new occupy far tins largo and beautiful suck IF
: TcY and 6l4g!s Dry Goods I IL nav T5c5ivius Snd
viii continue to receive ,ns spe neIt two weaat. : sava
tsksn tee targe aud eotHmOdi0ns store f9am .afJlsrly &C
elpied sieesrs Ott q 6feer u I ,-rcwSre s-ofe, "'nith
= move nndsr ull rel air Gr1 N the most elegant stylr o.
workmanship, I NilI eRap on Il iat of Apra. and all
aErspH8 wishing anE thing ia the Dry Goods 1re WI
find. 10 their Eat i~sfacton, ora aftHe largest an hautsa=
NEST stocks OF fancy and stauie dry goods now iH ttls ct-
81 No exception. M BAfIhA. wholesale Z
Retail Dfy Goods aase, l@9 Mans 81 n Lee Hs.
Newt dunf taJ hl-rs.
Tske rutIer- Business will stiH be continued al tAe
old stand uati tptd Isl. mr2s
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NO. las.
NsGILLS ~ RUSHFIELE

WHOLESALE GRUCERS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. l94, Liberty Strict,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Tron. Nails, and all kinds Of Manufacture constant
Z on hand al te lowest ratcs. feb n ~
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.EQMN n. OREM & 90

hARpETING-T h5rc inst received large addtiionst
[ fl#tsck# of CarnetlHg, OIL Gloth, India HaHm
A. u4srI cel.ed prlcss. pr VT sELBY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-24

his ilustrous srandsire shook The BRUSH throne
In eleoling Gen. Aylett, we shall place no qn'
tried or inexperienced representative IN our = -
eislative councils. He was member oil me oe-
MAZE some twelve or fifteen years ago, and IS Id.
miliar with the proceedings and deliberations OF
that body The standard doctrines oil Virginia
have constituted his political creed from early
manhood TO the presen. day; and every measure
based upon them, which may advance The pros
perily and lame Of The Ancient Commonwealth,
as well as promote the interests Of his immediate
constituents, will receive his enlightened ana
jealous support.
In The discharge Of The public duties TO be ce-
yolved upon him, if elected, we need oner 10
pledge TO our fellow citizens OF the District liat
this wel-l led Republican. who has already done
the State much service, will reflect back upon a
generous people the his homer which their con-
fidepce may confer upon him. We will venture
10 add, that no gentleman could be selected 10 re-
present This standard Republican District either
in his official or social capacity, who VIII more
happily blend the ,uGriter in modo with The fortter
in re- ,
We should do injustice 10 ourselves. as well as
10 The unoblrusiye merits OF General Ayieli, IN
failing 10 state, that we have made this nom'na
lion O. our own accord, and without that gentle
mans authority. We desire that he will do US
The favor 10 say, al his earliest leisure, and IN inns
usual mode, whether he will consent 10 leave ms
retirement, and serve the good people OF The DIS
lricl in the Senate OF Virginia.
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sup't ofWash. and N. o. Telegraph Linz.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun

GHIi sDELPHih, Jiu.uSt I ~.
pEsTaucrlyE FiRe.-1iro Fnemen K'hcd ami
T'remy Wou,ded.-Ai eleven o'c.ock las' night
a fire broke ou in The engine rcom oil MI. Geo.
Broom's sugar house, on Broad, rear Quarry 81.
|. is supposed TO have been The work OF ar inccn.
diary. The establishment was totally destroyed,
The books only having been saved.
The wall OF the sugar house Ieli upon build
ing in The rear Of Newlin's brewery crushing
ou The front wall which Tell upon he Fairmcn,
and Reliance engines, killing and manning q
number OF those at work on them and in the Vi
cinly. The following ale The rames oil the un-
fortunate sufferers.
KlHtd-A ndrew Butler and Charles r. Hines.
Seriously Inj3red-Elias Reed Richard Wei
lingon, (cg broken;) Fouden 5. Carl, SAMUEL
Hall, John Delaney. Peer Grouse, VIM. Ro-
tens, Of New York, James Brown, OF 90.
Ltss Seriously Hjn,sd-Wm FiIzpairck, John
and Augustus Stub, VIM. Masters, Frederick
Baum, Andrew Jufer, George Reese, George
Hoenhorsen, John g. Shilling, George Brooks
and VIM. Kigler.
Mr.. Broom's loss is estimated a! not less than
sliO 600. about one.iilh Of which was covered
BY insurance. ooo
fully insured. ,.
MIR. Andrew Butler, one G! Tie unfortunate
men who was crushed 10 death, was secretary
and treasurer OF the Fire Association.
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New Fall Goods.
DANIEI II LONDON

CORNER OF EAGLE SQUARE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
1IAS received by the Ma eI'a Bur!
II Dral and lwiled B!aDksis;
Whitney and Macsenaw Blankets.
Blue BIanseings Tor Oyercoa.s.
Red, yellow, green and white fanne!s.
Rich new style Prints;
Red and blue Linsey,
Plaid I.insey
Blue, black AMI fancy coloisi Clch>.
Blue, black and fancy colorcd Cashmere.
Scotch Felt Plaid Clo!hs, vely aea.,, III 81.
wants,
Bleachei Shirinss AMI Shec,inss,
Buttons and Comts, Whaltbonts LiltffH' 'iass
which, with large and general s:o.S o. Blown
ShlliLss, Sheeiins> and O7Dabu'es, a'e oAetoi
10 The Irale upon accommodating Icim'.
August 2i-c&dly
MANAGERS OFFICE FAME \
IN! cO.-This day 0C00, 1904, {:
5 900, % ., 900. Sc. IS Nos, Is drawn.
Also lie Dollar Lottery $1,000. IS ~,
Is drawn. IA,
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery, Glass 100
81 50 IS 80 is A. ! 6d l. ~ "
Ora wing Of Gland Consolidate; Lottery, Nc9i.
- 50 - 81 IA ST i3 II G7 - y Is -.
Drawing Of Pokomoke Lottery, Gas "
- 81 80 IS AZ - % II u Is IL.
Hall Ticket Nos. % Is Sc 4 Capital. sCl
ard paid b. IuNoELL'
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MANY VOTERS.
FoR THE ENQUIRIES

FOR THE ENQUIRER
To lie Democratic Voters Of The Senatorial Dis
friet, composed Of tie connties Of Matthews,
Gloucester, D1iddies>r. King 4 Queen, an6
King Wtiiom.
Asmany able gentlemen have been nominated,
not by a Convention, but b. their respective
friends, 10 ill The vacancy in The Senate OF Vir-.
ginia, occasioned by the death Of our Iamenled
Senalor-and as several gentlemen have though!
proper TO declare themselves candidates, wiibou:
having The slightest reason TO believe that either
one Of Them would be acceptable 10 The District,
|, as Democratic voier, ask individually, and
10 behalf Of many Democrats, that there may b.
Convention 10 nominate some suitable man Tor
The Senate, some person acceptable 10 The peopl'.
Neither Of The three who have declared them
selves candidates, are acceptable, and If Wing
should be started, there would be lille doubt Of
his election. II Contention is determined on,
| would propose that il be held al King Queen
Coun House, on The Both of September, which
would give sufficient time 10 all The counties 10
hold public meetings al their September Courts,
and send delegates to The Convention.
OLD HUNKER
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N. l.. BlCKFORD'S SCHOo
YOUNG LADIES.

TINE nett So. sion Of this School viii cormsree -
the 18th Of September, ls41, and c'o-e tie .ah
Jny ls4s. The general character Of the s6tool VI.
remain as heretofore, with such Improvements as g
perenre, observation, and increasing plionss' NE,
enable The Principal 10 make. lie - no" 'slM :
Schools In New England, aud collecting sceA hiSlH'
ting relating 10 his profession, a. be LOpcs ~ tmp9
fnr Increasing The usefulness aud Interest IL Ia I@h
schuUl. Anangeme MS are made Wy which Tie seEc'.
viii b1 supplied with apparatus ior lie ILLUSTRATION "
scientific subjects. Jhr suiJeet oi ASTRONOMY WI :
Illustrated BY set OF magnificent diagrams, set "a
motion by rack work, and exhibited by meats 81 ~.
'.phsnias magora lantern" scientific gent ehah -
engaged 10 lecture on this and kindred suileeis sn.
a suitable Glass be formed. So FAR as prartedti';
Cula. course Of study Will lie adopted ana u -.
studies Will be put into ,hr hands Of thr puih = -"
time than she thoroughly and pIoGIaby ia'ssf,
The primary dfrarinlsr! " III be roninrrd uHEei -
charge OF Miss H. Z. ColbuIn. Tie branches lsasn.
here ore Reading, Orthography, and the rleii -,
Geography, History, Arithmetic and Philosophy. W.
t.ns Will not be taught IN this department, etosP'
peculiar cases. ....,o
AS the number Of pupils limited those VIE = ~
send should make an early application. No cttae"''
for Absence eIcep, in cases Of protfseted sickness
Terms for The sesslon -payatls q"a'ff''g <,s
Primary Department ,s,sa
English Course 80
Board r,,neh
Mathematics and Latin Language, $40 ri.'s srn
$40: if taught by native, the ohafse WIZ y Iii Ls
Music 30 cents per lesson. vocal hn., ..n,s.
taught ifit Is desired. charge for ineidents' e'''
" Wing and Religious Herald reqnr.',a 70 ID
weekly Tire. times hususs -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN IHILr
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG FOX IA p.a
THE subscriber offers for sale that ,anas" d.
Property in the City Of Williams burg ,",sre
CITY HOTEL" The hSusr Is large ana ~, INNS n",.s.
Gus and in good repair, with al suitable oi' 1.,s,
stables &C. &C., necessary tavern OF heuts
lie entertainment. The situation Is vst' n lho.e
and the property is well worth the attention .,,t q
wbo wish 10 make a iudicious investment ~ .s,-,e
private boarding house. Persons wishing 70 W,ism
their children could do SO at small ,.r",.,d
4 Nary College, and al the same lime DC ts.,su..
nG,,hls tu.iurss ty purchasing this eftssi
TERMS Will te midc accommodating aniFsSiEY
Proprietor.
Aug. 24-e'oeil
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r,uRPlN & CO.'S PRIZE oFFlCE.-y,
~,

rt,uRPlN x CO.'S PRIZE oFFlCE.-y9
i l0!, Eas; Main street
Let all other Vendors beast rs they viii,
TuRplA & co. sell prizes still
Drawn Nos OF Lc,stuis Lottery, Glass q.
20 81 80 Il 81 - 20 s. -
Ticker Nos. 20 So Gi = prize 'oi 100 collars
sold, and will be paid Al slightly
TUEplE ( CO.
For this Acknowledging cones to hapd
by rele- raph.
lGO prizes Of 100 dollaEs--brng lie owes.
three number prizes.
TUESDAY-TheA Alexandria L.aery, Class
5l-D,awing expected Tuesday evening. ca.
pi,als 20 coo dollars, 5000, $500, 1900, O2S.
Ito oil 400 &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tlcses
5 dollars; halves 3 So quarters IS.
For Ptize Tickels apply a, TuRPlN {
cos OFFICE. Angus, -
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r UCK's OFFICE, Wall Sueet-For This
IL Dayl( Tuesday )-Grand Consolidated Lot.
terry, "a Extra. Prizes: $40 900, 1000, 4 prizes
of 5000 each, 20 Of 1900, &C. IS Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 5 dollars; halves 2 so; quar-
lers | 25. Drawing received per ,elegra ph -at
halt past !, Pm. Prizes can be secured until
E. ?. M.
Also, for This Day Drawing received al half
pas!2, P. Nj.
The Dollar Lotery-s4,oCo Capital Prize.
IS Nos, IA drawn.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class 81:
25 80 % 81 IA Sc 43 Al e. - 81 G9 rs.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass 200:
IL So S. 80 GO 42 2 &C IL 81 IL.
Ticket Nos. 3 GO &C, CAPITAL, sold and paid
By LUCK.
Tomorrow is the day on which The drawing OF
The Mammoth Scheme takes place $4,000
Grand Capital. The scheme is rich, liberal and
attractive. For further particulars refer 10 The
scheme in another column, and Tor prizes call al
LUCK'S OFFICE,
Opposite City Hole
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass 20I:
81 Al so 40 - 10 5 IS % 80 1871.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10, 500, sold and
paid by LUCK.
AUGUST 81
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EPOh MEXICO.

The Southern mail OF yesterday morning
brings US dates from Monterey Of the 27;h July.
A correspondent Of the New Orleans Della states
that move 10 San Louis Poosi has finally been
decided on, and all the departments connected
with Gen. Taylor's column are actively engaged
in preparing for The march,
1.-THE lst September is the time fixed upon tor
the forward movement. The forces under Gen.
Taylor would seem, in my opinion TO be totally
inadequate Tor such an undertaking. but The Old
Hero has, 10 use his iavori,e classic quotation,
determined on the matter nOius ro'ns."
Dates to the 30lh July have been received from
The city Of Mexico. Gen. Scott had not then
moved Santa Anna and the Mexican Congress
are al variance. Santa Anna desires IN express
sion OF the will OF the nation a. 10 listening 10
the American propositions for adjustment OF ex-
isling differences But Congress is SILENT no
quorum appears, and for This The official journal
me Diario del Gobeirno lashes the delinquent
members.
"In this connection (says The N. Orleans Plea
yune, J we may mention that Congress and SANTA
Alma arc al variance upon another point The
papers represent, hat Congress is strongly IN Ia
vor Of The removal OF The scat OF government i;
Santa Anna is violently opposed TO IT, FToul
Santa Annals obslnacy upon this point, some
infer that he is scheming 10 make Ing ia.e the
cap;al The crises Of the war. Should II iali, 'hey
believe he will insist upon peace Should he
make a successful defence, Gen. Scouts army
would be oyerw hemed 10 all probability.
"Thc Mexicans entertain great hopes OF dfs-
lroyins this army. The Bolen says it is under.
stood that division ol,hc Mexican army is 10 be
Withdrawn from lie Capital 10 operate in The State
II Vera Cruz 10 cut cur communications of com.
plsiely. Three thousand men il says can easily
be spared, and lhcir presence would give unboun-
ded confidence TO The guerrilla parlic.. Upon
The slightest reverse 10 Gen. scolI, The whols
country in his rear would swarm with armed
men, Ii is grateful 10 ieel as We do, an undouo-
ing conviction tha, no such reverse car happen
10 our arms,
"According to The Bolelin, extensive prcpara-
TONS were making in The villages Of the State 10
harrass The train which left Vera Cruz or The b n
inst They have great hopes CT assembling lofce
enough to oYerrCwer il"
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For he Enquire
King l. QUEEN SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

KING QUEEN SENATORIAL DIST HiCi.
AS The vacancy which has occurred in Inc Be-
nale OF Vmeinia-by The death of Carer Nd.
Bra1lon, Esq will make ii necessary 10 c,ec'
his snccessor before The next session oil The Le-
gsla,ure, many OF The voters in different portions
81 Inc District beg leave 10 present The name OF
Philip Ayleil, Esq, 10 The consideration Of the
neonle. as gentleman well qualified 10 ill the
vacant seat. We have made This nomination,
not as mere compliment 10 an eminent citizen,
as instly esteemed Tor his pure Republican SIM
plici,y as Tor his fine social accomplishments bot
n view Of bis patriotic devotion 10 The glorious
principles 10 whose Sc eaae nc was q,
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MILITARY Excursion !!

= Eo b Tie RICtIMUNDG KA -, nc.
-. companied BY their BAND; viii
MAKE am excursion down the river on TUES
DAY EVENING, August 2Nh-lhe Steamer
CURTIS PECK having been chartered Tor The
occasion. Such OF heir citizen friends as may
cleo, 10 favor them en- that occasion, can procure
Tickets of Captain Elliott, 0. Counlz, L J. Bos-
sieux, r n. Riddick, g. NJ. Zachrisson, J. u. b.
Evans. Messrs. Haskins & Libby. or al The boat.
Price OF Tickets-Sl for single gentleman
81 Tor gentleman and lady; and SO cents Tor
each additional lady
In addition 10 The regular music Of The Band,
good Coliion Music will be pfoviied. Inc
Boat will leave Rockets al 6. o'clocF, and return
by l2. ,,
Aug. l9-h
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TOURNAMENT AT THE FAUQUIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

w III T DO 1t y = It DI ItIINNJs
This favoriie exhibition oil Workmanship and
! gallantry will take place on Wednesday The
Isl OF September. A challenge is sent 10 all, bu,
especially 10 The sons Of Maryland some Of
whom on former occasion have borne of the
palm.
The Board OF Directors may also yield 10 the
urgent importantly for The more perilous adven-
Iuie OF The sleeple chase, in which no Knigh,
under2l Yeas will be admitted, without the con-
sent of his guardian. A Fancy Ball will follow
on Thursday the End, and perhaps Masquerade,
under proper regulations, on Friday The Sd. The
Secretary would be glad TO receive, day or SO
in advance, descriptions or sketches OF the char
aclers to be personaicd, with or without sigma
lures in order that they may be more generally
appreciated during The evening.
Aug 2I-4l
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TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND

GENTLEMEN'S HATS, GENTLEMENs AND
BOYS CAPS--FALL FASHION.
TINE subscriber viii open, on the 18th in.
i slant, at his Old stand, under the Exchange,
IN entire new stock Of elegant HATS and
CAPS, from his mandatory in New York.
which will be found fully TO sustain The repu,a.
ton he has heretofore enjoyed in The production
Of these most essential articles OF dress. His
sock will be replenished on the arrival OF every
PACKET, and every article will be sold al the low
es. New York cash price.
A complete assortment OF SILK, GlNGHAM
and COTTON UMBRELLAS.
y ~ hMIDON,
aug. ~ No. 4 Exchange Block.
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ARGUMENT ON CORPORATIONS

ARGUMENT ON CORPORATIONS.
TINE undersigned proposes 10 publish an ar
i gumenl on Religious Corporations deliver
ed before the Committee OF Courts OF Justice of
The House OF Delegates Of Virginia in Janu-
ary 1916. The subscription price will be I'll Y
cents per copy II will be delivered, flee OF
charge, 10 any person designated in Richmond,
Petersburg, Fredericksburg Winchester or Bal
tinoIe; or il will, al The expense Of The subscIi-
Der, be sent by mail 10 any Post Office designated.
|! will be put 10 press as soon as The number Of
copies subscribed Tor will meet The cost Of publ
Gallon. No subscription will be attended 10 un.
less the money accompanies il. One man has
and another fly. Address the subscriber,
WILLIAM S. PLUMER,
August 2i-c2t Baltimore, Maryland.
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COMNERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS, Angus, .,

TOBACCO-Receip, and inspection. IA M,
Of. There is more animation in ire MAI,
since The arrival of the las, steamer, and pr;css
a shade better. We quote Luss 81 IS ~
common leaf IS a 81 middlirs 90 a j ~
good and fine 25 IA 25.
FLOUR-Al retail IS so ; rs ior ot-ss
for rev. We hear Of no sales since he rece;r,
of Geographic accounts per steamer Cambria
WHEAT-ll0 {. a ll5!c.
OATS-50 c. from depot, Is c. irom vessels
CORN-7O cents-dull.
CORN MEAL-s0 cents per bushel. Sales
OF country meal n so CTS
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DIED.

Died, suddenly. yesterday afternoon, in The 18th
wear Of hi. age, Mr.. RoEsRr GoaooS, native oil
Scotland, and for many years merchant and re-
sidcnl OF this city. His friends and acquain-
lances are requested, without further invitation,
10 attend his funeral al o'clock !his afternoon,
al Weslwocd, his late residence, near Richmond.
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- cars

THE subscriber informs his old customers and
L lie public, that he has removed To, and open.
Cd this morning, the store recently and for many
years occupied BY Messrs. KENT, KENDALL
& ATWATER, No. II Main Street, where
will be found an extensive and fashionable soci;
OF HATS AND CAPS, always of The newest
and most tasteful styles and at prices which can
not fail 10 give satisfaction.
Believing that my stock Of goods this season,
for excellence OF quality and economy Of prices,
caunot be exceeded solicit call from my old
friends and customers who shall be furnished
with all they want in my line on the very hes, OF
terms.
Hatters Furs, and manufacturing materials
Of all kinds, al the lowest market prices.
August 81 JOHN DOOLEY,
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Gov. Brown, OF Mississippi, has appointed Col
Jefferson Davis Senator for that State, in place
Of MIR. Speigh,, deceased. The official term 81
Col Davis, under this appointment, will continue
only until The election Of Senator BY The Legls-
lalure. which will meet in January next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-24

lIed,cal Department IF Hampton SidaGy College.
TIE friends OF his noulishing institution VIII
h. eratified 10 learn that the chair of Surgery,
vacant by Il e death Of The lamenled DR.. warner
has been filled by the appointment of DR.. Charles
Bell Gibson, gentleman distinguished as sur
g.on. and Tor several years past Professor oil
Surgery in The Washington University, Bali-
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Aug. 24-lt.

CLARKE's OFFICE, Fourteenth Street,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day.
For To-Day (Aug. 2D-S2000o I64 Of 400.
Tickets 5.
For Tomorrow, (Aus 25)-S3O, 600, 10000,
so Of 1000. 70 Nos, Is drawn
Drawing Of Leesbure, No. 49,
Aug d
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Extract Of Letter from The Virginia Springs
august 81 1S4T

I'VE have now here large and very asTeea-
bile company, which is gradually charging
Next week and the week after will probably pre-
sent a full and brilliant collection OF pleasant
society from This and the neighboring States
This place is as attractive as ever. The COM
pany constitute a large Virginia family, where
every one feels a. home and enjoys The "good
things" around hm-such as liberal and ex-
celIent eu,sinc-W ebers band of music, surpass-
ed by none in The coun,ry-anmaled balls, fine
billiard-tabes, and variety OF amusements for
ladies and gentlemen. In few days, The Tour
namcnl, Tableux and Fancy Ball will "come of. +"
and your friends of the lower country who have
a few days 10 spare, will find much al This dc,
liehliul resol, 10 contribute TO their health and
pleasure"
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY, onihe 18Th Apfi' ilst, from efos'i'
IL IN this city, where he has hren bifi for srssis
ytaTs, 4 negro ian naiaej IiENhY BROW h,i'
about 10 years of age, lhout Zee, inches high, COT
between muailo apd black, md ahoni The ,oGinn
size. The above reward vii he given Tor hs aprhh'
sion, IL secured mill get hum. JOHN Z. hLL.N.
HenIico county, Aug. ai-cei
DAN AWAY ffcm The sub cflber. on tn 10TH Ia
Ii sant, q Negro Man, WILLIAM, or email slai''
near thirty years old complexion light not enough %
IL lie called Mulatto; Carpenter hy trade. worried q
Richmond part Of last year, wiih II j. believed "
Grafton; one Of his eyes has been affected WITH inh'
nation the re mans of IT visible when he LEFT. on eG
Inspection A reward Of twenty dollars VII he .as
for his delivery me in The county al Bnc s!nsh ~
near New Canton, hLd Reasonable eIpcnt,s pa's'
II - pr bs be lie has eoGr Richmond with tie we"
oil getting ont of Tie state.
August 2i-r9aWiW w. l.. FoAIaISh'