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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20
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various conjecturcs nrG afloat dis TO y:
whcilTN Mr. Wi,itcside will bas one sof 4;
MIR. O'Rricn'.s COUNSEL nj the ensuing
trial. From nll.ihut wc can learn, giheress
is reason to say thu, gentleman has di
tnin,tl his leisure f;,r the purpose.
Crown claims Mr.. Joshua Recmc, !, q u ;..s:
ll. H., il is said, objects. inusn,ici, ms lies ,
is connected by relationship will III.
O.Bricns family. vs. s. ST. .tSs
Mr.. Mtay,cr I,ns been nit.ckelsl,r ty. 4
phlls f,vcr tlc is attended l,y Or. S,ok.:s.
The case is reported 10 be a A. dlnEcro,is j
Que. ~
By Special Erprcss u LL;rerpool :Il,
lluBLIS, Saturday Morning, "a i,g. .2,6 :S
There isvcry little news worthy 5of no.. n 81
ticc To srnd you. Tho citysis Strai,qul;s
nml. notwithstanding AL the rauiiis ot lilo
conic'lcrulrs, they havesytf fI,iifilv II sne. rs
cnmbctl 10 the powers illal u. lie INV
officers OF the Cr,wt, IRE ,ycryS Sactjye Sin g
their preparations for lie trials Tho r
special commission issto he lrld iIisss ,r,.
prrnry, and much speculation exists asto.
.hc probable results of, these prosecntions.# 8 &
The jury. il is sni,l, will iectftl
from the grnntl panel, III ordcr, Iif possi
bic, TO srcnrc a conviction. OF Dthcnry!.
the authorities know 3notb hing; all ibsir
efforts TO capture him haye been, afs.e
The prrsan, date, at.nrtive. lis brother
rebel, as lie is called. W. KsS O (sorIasn.;
has given lrg bail for his LOYALTY. aiHI
made his escape 10 tra,,cc.st II he Lorf
Lieutenant is l',,silH engaged III rcwani-
ing the police who have proved useful in
capturing the late insurgents. Mnlrn,
who arrested Mcngbcr, Lvne.s and o. Don;
ohnc, Inns becn appointed NJ head consiu-
bic, md n rcwnr,l of loo. he sintIrs
under him, four in n,,nIbcr, haIe s3nlsn
been presented with an eacli.J 'I'i,is
system ofpnmoion ntl9rcwnr,ls, fs.rar-
resting political Offenders is inost loiidlT.
reproduced by all classcs;ss M ii lends 10
fsirr n spiri'of persecution III ;,hc police.
and induces tLeinto go go beyond tho bounds
OF law and justice 10 get up scGutietIs
in the police, alil induces them to "a
yond the bounds oflaw8 md Justice 10 ygc,
npn prostciiliGil, md sWcar for o. c6HYic.s
lion, Sc ;,s 10 obtain ihe expected promo
iion. ST ,ss. 5 49,.
The salcof Glyan DufIy's cha,tels las
been proceeding for ttha Inst few dayss.
The attendance caci, day is very nuyf,srs
GUS, and attendance cnch tlny3isycry
merous, ind ihe,fnll cost Of every article;
has been obtained. Much competition,
prevailed for several OF tho articles put
up. The proceeds 81: tl,e auction nre i,io,
be paid 10, his creditors, md the remains;
der for tho support Of his wife and chill
drcn. Mr.. Dutfy's health, ! understand.
is daily rc,rosrndihg, md further confine-s
men, will, undoubtedly, aBridgo Of his cx-
istcncc. .,' II Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
THE, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

We were surprised 10 hear MT Lyons rass
BY labored argument, 10 Prove tha' oeN' 80
was in principle BarbnTner. Il ms " ~ ,, a
surely The Barnburners do moi kno" '"' .rhsv
ar al All understand wha; they arc al'el. i"11
,re known 10 be more hostile 10 ue"' o"''
10 any other man perhaps in the Union e"u' .al
deed !, was the manly ground laken " 49,
C,ss in b.bsl, OF The constitutional rights Oh III.
South and The Union, against the sec'ioha' aua
DANGEROUS "free soil principle" as II Is i",Se''
called. which, as every one is aware, causeu 'ie
nomination Of Mr.. Van Buren,, made s"iey i"
onnosi,ion 10 Gen. Cas-; and, BY Inc oye' GU,
couraeeJ al first by The Wings, in The nope .
defeating him. We believe they are beginning
no,v n find ou their mistake, and mat ms oio"'
which they aided in striking at Gen. cass' Is INC
~ n fall heavily upon themselves. Ihey nave
h.ned 10 SOW the storm, and they are tHey -
rs.n The whirwind But we could moi help ihinA-
ing. when Mr.. Lyons pronounced Gen. oa'' q
Barnburner, what John Van Buren, "ouiu %,
10 il. If John had been present, his surprise al
this discovery OF our ingenious lIiend' 'hus' s"''
" have made him almost jump out oil MS SKIN :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPT

TOBACCO-InspecIions have fallen IF in
the last few days, bur still continue large for the
season, with an evident decline in price for al
descriptions, more particularly for good and fine
shipping and stemming. We quote Jugs 81 Is
10 so; common leaf ? rs a SO and 4; mid
ding rs; good and fine 25 10 81 SO, with
an occasional sale OF extra fine manufacturing al
rather higher prices.
FLOUR-New Country held al S5i 10 81;
market unsettled by Niagara's news.
WHEAT-l00 cents for red and los cents for
white.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
CORN-50 cents per bushel.
CORN MEALS cents per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round 7c.; Hams a
10 c.; Western Sides 81 a &C.; Shoulders S. SIC.
FISH-New Herrings Sc. Shad Sc SO 7.
Family Roe Herrings Sc in barrels and S3 SO in
hall barrels.
CATTLE-BEE 50 IS 2 IS, scale weight
VEALs: 81 a 90. MUTToss: 81 so 10 SO
melt, as in quality. Hoes: 90, nett.
LARD-9 a 10 cents. Scarce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
For ne enquire
AMELIA COUNTY.


Aereeably to notice, meeting OF the Demo
cratic Republican party OF Amelia was held IN
The Court House. on Thursday, Inc 24th August,
that being court day.
The meeting was organized by appointing Ia
bius Lawson, Esq, Chairman, and Dr.. Thomas
w. Neal Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the objects OF
The meeting, Thomas T. Giles, ESQ.,, submitted
certain resolutions, and addressed The meeting al
some length in reference 10 one OF the topics EN-
braced in them. A prosracted debate took place
on one OF The resolutions offered, IN when Mess[s.
L. E. Harvie, T. Edgar Bottom and The Hon. X.
K.Meade participated and which was continued
10 a lale hour in the evening. Mr.. Giles then
gave notice lhat owing 10 The laleness OF The hour
and ,hinness OF The meeting at that time, he should
move an adjournment before vote was taken
IN the resolutions; but before ne did SO, ne would
wirhdra The resolutions, in order that one might
be offered for The purpose OF appointing delegates
10 the convention OF the party TO be held al Lynch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
EDIICATIDN

n n. DREW will open a School for Boy..
~. on The 18th OF September, on Ban1 srree,,
in the Office attached 10 The Madison Hou~.-
His system OF instruction will have Tor is iolr..
dalton a thorough and practica knowlecsr 1.
Arithmetic, and the English Language. 10 thest
will be added the studies usually putsuet, nciu.
ding Algebra, Geometry, and the French an
Latin Languages. He hopes that several yea,
experience as teacher will enable him . te
faithful to the trust which he asks al The hanis
of The public. Aug. i-3!m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.

=, rs,,-;.,-JoHN s MlLLSoN of Norfolk.
~ ~ n:.,s.e,@ FRANCISE RIvES of Petersburg.
al D,mr,et-nENRY L. HOPKINS Of Powhatan
~. ~. Ihtr,@t-VILI.Is p. RuCQcK of Buekinonsu.
ssh Di,ty,et-WILLIAM NJ. TREhp"hf VI i"'''
G., rs,,-;,,-sHELToN F. LEAKE of Albemario.
IA Di,tyist-JnHN s BARBOUR, 81. OF ~ W.,
s,s Ds,t,ist-HENRY A. WASHINGTON " W."
~, rs.,-:,, p6RERT G. SCOTT OF Richmond Cty
,S,a D,s,,,et-aENRY A. WISE Of Aocomae.
LID Das,r,et-THoMAs SLOAN Of ha az PSanondoab
III ,,'...;s. 1nHN I.ETCHER Of Rockbrdse.
is.s Distr,e, JOHN u. FLOYD Of Washlng'o@nn ON,
is "a D;..,,e,-ALBERT G. PENDLEToN OF Giles
isn Dstriet-sAMUEL L: HAYS OF nsE If B,ooks.
I7tk Disty,et-OBADlAH w. Lht>" "
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= II Il "A M

SECURING AND DYING ESTABLISH.
MENT.
L ;RAUX having just returned from Mr. /.
Ls CO, informs The ladies and gentlemen
Richmond that he has re. opened his former s.,
,ablishmen, on Main street, five doors below !.
Old Market, on the same side, and mex. trr.
Fl. Peuus' Comb Factory. Lacies' Drs-
Scarfs, Coaks, shawls, &c &c &c, dyed d
colors, and finished up in the best style He Al.
informs gentlemen tha, he has added The H.,
steam process for cleaning and renovaline Cloak,
Goats, Pants, Vests, Uniforms, and which v
remove all kinds Of grease, paint. oil, ant gi.-
the garments the appearance OF new.
A competent tailor is attached 10 the store, al
will repair and press up clothing.
Carpets cleaned and renovated without her.
taken 10 pieces. Sept. 5-dIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
The platform OF the Whis candidai'
for the Vice Presidency
prFFaLo, Der. II, 1883:

BUFFALO, Der u, leos.
s Your communication , of zine ,I' BY "THs
as Evil Ila Ss,TavERY SOCIETY OF THE CouNId
OF OF Fries has just come to hand Yon solicit
nv answer TO the following in'e'rosa'of'es:
ISL Do you believe ina, petitions 10 nSngsls I to
the saojd read. and respectfully considered by
The representatives Of the people in If Tex,,
3D. Are you opposed to The annenso" 60 a. onr as
ad Are you in av-r Of Congress ese,eI,e a..
m. constitutional power II POSSESSES " aoO'" w
s,h. Are YOU In favor Of immsdIate LEGISLATION
n, ,hs abolition of slavery in The District OF oohu
bia.
a nv o,Sn,n.nt or Il explain at length my rea-
s sn,c I for nv opinion shall therefore content my
self for the present, by answering ALI you. .n'r
,oo,',o,rs IN the AFFIRMATIVE, and leave y
80 S,tur. occasion a more extended discussion
on the subject. MlLLhhp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
Richardson & Co.,

NO. %, mdIu oltci
A RE now in receipt Of their FALL STOCK
"A OF DRY GOODS, selected expressly for
The trade OF Virginia and North Carolina, con-
sisring nparl, Of
Bed. Twied and London Duff Blankets
White red yellow and green Flannes
Gala Plaids; Plaid Linseys and Kerseys
Sauiuets; Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds
English, French and American Cloths
Mohair, PHO. and Army Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Cassmeres
English and American Prints
Cashmeres and Mousseine &c LANES
Madonas and Mohair Luslres
Black and colored Alpacas
Leba non and Bohemian Checks
Woollen Shirts; Shawls Handkerchiefs, &C.,
together with every article usually kept in
wholesale Dry Goods house, TO which they re-
soecfuly ask the attention OF Merchants visit
ing this market and The trade generally.
Sem, 4-u&cl2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
FALL GOODS-lS4S.

WE are receiving per ships Jno. Ravenal anc
w Kate Hunter, direct from the manuiac,u
rers in England choice stock OF new and de.
sirable patterns OF China and Eauhenware; also
from the various American manufactures, oul
usual large supplies of Glassware, LooA' W
Glasses, Lamps, Caslors and Sionewa.e, s w.
eether with many fancy goods, when We oA''
for sale on the most favorable terms. ~
49, importers, 70 Main 81.
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Now Fall Goods.

-ryIIIINGHAM & ELICIT, NO. 90,
w M.,n s,reel. are now opening large and
w MAN smeri Of Fall and Winter DRY
Gnnns selected with much care, and will be
u "a ~ .ccommodatng terms. They respectful
10 solicit lii call from their friends and the trade
generally. aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05

I OST, yesterday morning, between Mr..
IL Milchelps Jewelry Store and Mr.. Ginler's, a
Silk Purse with steel fastenings, containing be.
tween and 81. The Purse being highly priced,
the finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving II,
with or without lis contents, atlhe Enquirer Or.
fee Aug ,
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uURLEYs OFFICE, No. lOi East Man

HURLEY'S OFFICE, No. l0i Eas, Man
Il Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, try again"
"Creek Nation Office again Victorious "
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Class 46 Aug 80:
IS 70 40 u / 80 81 AZ So IL.
Ticket Nos. 80 Al AZ, 1000, sent 10 cor.
respondent by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Extra Glass IS,
September Q:
60 65 9 Is "a 25 IL II 49 IS 60 81 Ga.
Hall Ticket, Nos. IL IS 75) Three more
Do. do. do. Is "a 49 prizes sold by
Do. do. do. 9 "a IS HURLEY.
For To.day-Virginia Stale Louery. Lees
burg, Glass 4S. Scheme: prize OF $4,000 l
OF 10000, oil 5000, 2 OF 1000, ? OF l,54O, 3
Of 200, 10 OF 1000, &c. Tickets S5-share,
10 proportion.
Wednesday-S3O,OO 600. Tickets 10.
P. S.-Orders Tor Packages, Certificates Of
Packages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly al
tended 10, and an account OF the drawings sent &c
any part of The United States, tree OF postage
Please address
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE

Mrs. DREW'S SCHOOL will be re.orene.
ltl on The first Monday in October, AT her L.
silence on Grace street, between 9Th and oh
She will be aided, as heretofore, BY comprsenI
assistants.
Aug Adm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
rowIEs LOTTERY OFFICE, wal

GOWLES LOTTERY OFFICE, wa"
" street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do and say what .hsy may
FOR selling prizes COWLES carries the day
Drawn Nos Maryland CONSOLIDATED Lottery, IL
10 81 20 3 IS 10 25 81 u So 50.
Halt, Nos. IS 25 &c, Capital Of 100 fo.-s''
sold and paid by ooM Leo
SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK =,
TUESDAY-20,0 900 dollars, 5000, 2ooi wv
IS Nos, I3 drawn. Tickets dollars !
WEDNESDAYS 600 dollars. 5000, ~ Y
600. sc Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 10 dollars ),
THURSDAY-25,O 900 dollars, S OF ooo :,
OF 1000. IS Nos, l3drawn. Ticse's . n no''da
FRIDAY-l5,0OO dollars, OF ooO0'
l'S s,aTuRDAY-4o 900 dollars, so9oo oi 10 o.
''U Do,,,, r . Mondays, Wednesdays a''
Saturdays-cons's"''' COWLES.
Sent 4 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05

burg; also giving notice that he should renew
his resolutions al The next meeting. Mr.. Giies,
with The assent OF The meeting, then temporarily
Withdrew his resolutions, and, on motion, il was
Resolved, Tha! the Chair appoint twelve dele
gales to represent the Democracy OF Amelia in
the Convention of The Democratic Republican
party 10 be held al Lynchburg on The 20lh day Of
September
Tine Chair appointed The following delegates:
Tbos T.. Giles. Thomas w. Webster, Peler F..
Boisseau, LewisiE Harvie, T. Edgar Boron,
William q. Wilson, William II. Robertson, Jas.
Bot, William Fl. Pollard, John 7. Bollom, The
mas A. Crenshaw, and James P. Cooke.
On motion, Resolved, That the Chairman and
Secretary be added the meeting
And then, on motion made BY Mr. Giles, who
renewed The notice, hal he should again offer the
Resolutions which had been submitted by him,
the meeting adjourned TO the 2Slh day OF SePtem-
Der Ee1,, being Court day. 10 be held at the same
pace. FABIUS LAWSON, Chm.
THos w. NEALE, Sec'y.
II NOTICE-Nolice is hereby given, lha,
the meeting of The Democratic Republican Par
ty OF Amelia, will be hell al the Court House,
agreeaby 10 the foregoing adjournment, on
Thursday, The 28h day Of September. The De-
rrocrats Of the county are earnestly invited 10 al
lend; and may expect 10 hear several addresses on
Inc interesting topics before Inc meetlng-pecull-
arly interesting 10 every Southern man.
F. LAWSON, Chairman.
OFF FROM THE WINGS, AND GOES
FOR HIS COUNTRYl--Dr. JOHN RoBERrs,
an infuenta and intelligent citizen OF Dry Riv
er, Rockingham county, who went tor Clay 10
1914, now goes for Cass and Butler, for the SIM
pie reas son as he states himself that he lis always
with his country; and in The late war with MeIi-
CO. which he believes TO be just, Inc wings were
opposed TO their country, and withheld their sup.
port from the administration" Hc has therefore
abandoned them, and now goes for democracy
with his whole soul.
WHroosRY IN OHIo-The Cleveland Plaindeal-
er draws graphic picture OF The difficulties OF
Whiggery in that Stale. 1t says:
"Thus VIC have it-Giddings. Root. Crowe,
Briggs Hamlin, Vaughn, and perhaps Ford-al
Whigs-lpgging j, for Van Buren,, against Ewing,
Corwin, Delano, and lots OF smaller Try, who are
going il for old lack.
n0hin is afe FIR CassD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK's OFFICE
FALL STOCK
OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS Az
LEATHER-l,00 900 PACKAGES.

OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS AND
LEATHER-l,0O 900 PACKAGES.
TUDAH MYERS has received and is now
y opening the largest and best assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks and Leather that he
has ever offered 10 his customers and the public
generally and bought at such prices as cannot
tail to ensure quick sales either 10 The country
merchant or persons waning a single article
among his stock may be found the following
goods, viz:
Ladies and Genllemen's Goods
Gents fine dress and wafer proof Boots
Do pegged and sewed OF all kinds and prices
Mems heavy sewtd and pegsed water Boots
Gents Cali Booees, Richmond make
Mems calf and kip Broeans, all qualities and
prices
Ladies' CATERS and halt CATERS, all kinds and
colors; do. morocco Slips and Ties, thick and
Thin soles; also morocco and kid Buskins, thick
and thin soIe.; children's Shoes Of all kinds and
colors; boys Of every quality thai can be called
for, at extremely low prices, and every other kind
OF Shoes that can be made; together with large
assortment OF Hals, Gaps, Trunks, and Leather,
making one Of the most extensive and desirable
stocks OF Goods in The city.
Country merchants and others in want OF goods
will do we'll TO give me call.
Sept. JUDAH MYERS.
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MANAGERS OFFICE, d. PAINE & co
lII Main = y ~

M ANAGERS' OFFICE, ID. PAINE 8 90
ltl Main Street.
PAINE's LOTTERIES STILL ONWARD,
Drawn Nos: Maryland CONSOLIDATED, n. rs
Al As &c 8 Is : SO IL , l9 70.
Whole, = Sc As, Sl,700, returned Hay
IS 10, 100; Quarter, 8 Sc As, 100, .ot a.,
paid by PURCELL 4 co
Drawn Nos. Maryland CONSOLIDATED. No ~
u 10 25 80 SIS 81 , II So Is a.
Hail. II 81, small one OF So 600. sen, +,
Norfolk by C. w. PURCELL 4 co
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna. 40:
"a 81 80 SIS 81 81 II 46 60 SIS &c.
Ticket, Nos. 81 80 81, a Capial OF 81 OCa
sold and paid by PURCELL 4 co
o This I Dayo,capi!as; 10000 dollars. 5000
4ooo' .'79a, 2 Of 1900, 20 OF 1000, sc. :.
Nos, Is drawn. Tickes dollars.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolda'ed, M is
81 , 6S 7 40 81 Is % 10 50 q 5 &C Is
Sem, :
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John G.. Shafer.

WER c H v T Ia ! L OR
i4h Street, opposite Exchange Hol-
IJAS Just returned from New York with h,
IL FALL SUPPLY OF CLOTHS, CASSl.
MERES AND VESTINGS, which for richie,
Of quality, and beauty OF design. are nn,.,.
passed by any Goods heretofore offered IN ID.
market. Also, on hand beautiful assonn,.
Of GLOVES. CRAVATS. POCKET HAM
KERCHlEFS, &C., &c. Having lisewi,e I,
ceived his FALL FASHIONS, is prepaiet
execute all orders in the latest style. a !,
respectfully solicited. Sept. SIS
Cash FOR BlLLETS.
WANTED Immediately, $4,000 Slave b.
w Its OF Red and Spanish Oak. Tor Yhlca
the cash will be paid at the Manakin Iron WorEs,
Goochland County, Va. Sept i-3.
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RIG IL MON ID, VA.
Tuesday Morning, September 5, 1913.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENIloN
Ara meeting of the Democratic State Cen'r ,a o'
mittee, held on Monday evening, July n'n'
Rssoves, That in pursuance OF wen nar,y Of Viz
usage we TO the DemocTae on The
GINA to hold State Convention q, ~. caii upon the De
s aay each city to hold .ad
on their next Courtdays, 10 send delegates " '''
Convention. , n,,ruppHoORD Chairman.
W. F. RICHIE. Secretary.
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on &c rt!

THE ARMORY BRASS BAND
MOST respectfully announce 10 The Ladies and
ltl Gentleman OF Richmond and vicinity that
they will give grand Ins rumenlal Concert on
Thursday evening next, Sept 7th, lo4S, al the
Armory, commencing al o'clock, P. M. Ad-
mltance 25 cents. For particulars and pro-
gramme see bills Of the day.
Sept. JAS. B. SMITH, Leader.
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE,
i No. 6, Main street.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME!
This Day-Grand Consolidated Lottery Of
Delaware and Georgia, Extra, Class sc. Capt.
tails: 100000 5000, 1000, 20 Of 1000 20 OF 500,
&c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets dollars.
II you wish 10 line your pockets, drop down 10
CHALK'S, doors above Inc Old Market.
San,
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~ g WATSON & r. w. HUGHES
ATTORNEYS at Law,
RICHMOND, V.

RlCHMONUi wa
WILL practice osehs,a 10 1e ssa and il ae
County Court of Henrico. ,..,.,,s ii.
VIM. F. WATSON will continue to dlscnaise ~, -,
d,,ies as COMMISSIONER IN CaIsoraY 10 US
above Courts, and as Moray PuBLIc. o,. \
Ofice-Corner OF llth and Bank '"ee'''
Wellington Goddin's Building.
July 4-d&c2aw3m
RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL. :. Il,
TIME term Of hi. Institution commences ~, n
The drs,Wednesday Of Novembe! ne1,, a, a..
terminates on The last Wednesday, Ma'ch y
lowing. ,;s, and nrac,ics.
embracing outlines OF NauIa 1nis snia'es Of ii.
S s.s;";nsI law Of Virginia with The sutlec'''
peanine and Evidence, a, some length q, b.
The fee for instruction is 50 dollars 10 :
,n,se- navable In advance. u,rrI
Aug Aug. is-c~sw VIM MAJ" WELL
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

Mrs. CAROLINE E. MAYO expec.s /
1f1 open Female School al The resl,erte i
Mr.. ?. Mayo, on Grace Street, four doors s5o,.
The Baptist Church, on Monday, the All q: a..
tober. Parents and guardians who NAV w,>b :,
enter pupils are respectfully invi'ed 10 c,l ~
Mrs Mayo for information as 10 he branctss - -
be taught, terms, &c. Sep, s., y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05

OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND DASyILLEI
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond Augu, 22nd, l645.
RAILROAD TIMBER.
NTANTED-Sills and Seepers for one hun.
w drsd miles Of supersruclure OF The Rich
mond and Danville Railroad. For further in
formation apply at The Office Of the Company.
Asp 1l-dtf
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

NOTlCEi NOTICE!
Tine fashionable portion y NJ
& commpnily is particularly In'ii~.
II 10 an examination Of few cases
- extra fine MOLESKlN HA -,
Fall style, received mis- mofnI'" =
Express, al 80, Main 81, mex. 10 Purcell, Lao
Co K. VI. ALLEN
P. Sd shall. in f-w days BE- in possession
as usual, OF very large and superior SOCK q
Goods, OF every description. K. NJ ~
Aug. 29-3m
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REMOVAL!
w. ]. SWORDS

C1Ehf ChSF1 DR L dOoDo - Ohti
No. 225, Broad street, St0ckoc HI
WILLIAM J. SWORDS respectfully III.
w forms his friends and The public generar
that he has removed TO his new Sore, No %
Broad Street. be ween 81 and 4lh Streets wnr.-
he hopes 10 receive a renewal Of the l,bsra "a
tronage bestowed on him since he commence
misunderstanding all that nothing shall be wat
ing on his part 10 merit their confidence.
W. j. S. will in a short time receive his fash.
ionable Fall Supply of Dry Goods, which he vi
sell, together with good stock OF Domesis, a.
the lowest market prices, By the piece or ward
for Cash. Call a, WIN. J. SWORDS
New Dry Goods Store, No. 225 Broad Sfce',
Sbockoe Hill, between Messrs. Valentine.
Breeder & Co., and Messrs Quarles & Mi.
win. Srp3
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
DROFESSOR WELLINGTON haging o.
i clinei 10 accept the appointment - PROBES
sor OF Chemistry and Natural Philosophy IN ne
College OF William & Mary, LACEY conferred ~
him, by The Board Of Visitors, no ice is hereby
given that the Visitors will meet on The Tn day 4
the mex month, (Seprember,) tor The purpose 7
supplying the vacancy.
shall presen, 10 the Board al that time " ~
appica ions for that Chair heretofore made, III
The accompanying recommendations AMI 10 Is
mean time new applications may be presence
forwarded to me.
RO. McCANDLISH, Rcc,ct
Williamsburg Angus 22-d ThSep,
gF Since the above notice ] have received ne
resignation OF Professor Holmes OF The Char Il
Poll ical Economy an! History in lhe C'lirse y
William AMI Mary. This vacarcy vi! itr'e'
lore be filled on The 7h oi neIi monh.
r. McCaNDLlSH,
Williamsburg, 2Sih Aug, 1913 Rrciof