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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
a. P PULLING, ND.
J. WILSON, MD.
r. 3 BRIGGS, ND.
Albany April /, 1877 P =. ELMESDOR9, ND.

Owing 20 the great success and ner 90 sale u Dr. Town
.eld Sarsapanla number VI men who were formerly our
Agents, have commenced making sarsapsri-a Ezrscs,
Elxrs B.ers, Extracts Of Yellow Dock &C. They gene
rally put Up the shaped 1ortes and some 81 hem
have stolen and copied ADVERTISEMENTS they are only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal dice, u FulI0n-st sun Building, N, Y.
myl MW8RH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

: r. CLARKE. Prnc PAS VIII reopen on tir ~
instant TIE departments a. heretofore ID! ne
under tie charge Of the competent professors '-ae
. errioved for the accommodation Of pupils residing ~
distant parts Of the cy-whie those from Brooklyn ana
WiHamsbargh Wi. ind q conveyance al tl-ii respeei'e
ferries - -
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Il r ER " u
BOON TRADE.

WILL REOPEN HIS SCHOOL 81 d Ihifi-srr :,
w We1ncsiav. Aug J1.
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Nd MFCHANlCS-Complet sets Of tn.. usetnl wore
~ In eight parts numbers may sun be Obtained OF an
OF the booksellers Price each No. p ca. suI n&"
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I,mE sTArE .MuTUAL Lii AssgsA.seess

'l1iE sTArE ntrIAL LIFE ,AsssssssxxTsE
CAPITAL 500 900. Hon. JOHN DAVIS, President
Hon Hon i'. s., DAVE DAVE, {yice-ere.ideu'
A. SIDNEY DOANH. Medical Examiner for re"-ioi.'
- Wsrren-st This company Is conducted on ne nos.
nouicsi prncpe It's premiums for ASSURANCE are %.
pended IN paying heavy rents or high salaries 10 ~
sad nsesc Of taking money Of the assured Mao rnV.
10 actual losses 1t takes small portion Of ne Ye'
un 10 note 10 be assessed only 10 VI enuso'ens
mortality, AMI not chargesble with interest surplus 49,
refunded to Members al the end u every three years "
June /. 1916.
Pamphlets explaining the principles and ADVANTAGES y
Life ASSURANCE with the forms OF application ana fa
premium may be obtained IN he Office IN this Ciy
iys 5meod Ed SAXrOS. Agent ~ W sn-s-
KNICK FIRE INSURANCE con,
IA PANY or NETWORK, Office - Na!--lc-osI.~
$50 fcC-Ongnsy incorporated in l7s3-Ins tonf -
continues against Oss ard damage Dy hi- :.
favorable terms lie operations oouhned cn@y
tho City Of SeV-York ard s immediste proximity. AZ
los''s sd. used and paid win oronpaHe'' ''' H''
George ireland, John Oothout oeofge AeusI"~
Robert Benson John Campbell, George Consln,
Joshua Brush Rooen I Smsrt !onn Grey,
Anthony Ls,nb, Adam Norrie BoSes. Kermit
Ben. De Forest William Tucker, Chss. ?. Leyeneol
Anthony Chsrton. LewisC Hsmersley,N William bfownns
Alex Lawrence William p. Dean, Henry Elssonh
GEORGE IRELAND, PresdenL,
A. .. MCDONALD. Secretary. o1a
NlILLIAH-BUKGH FIRE INSURANCE Cos
w PANY. WILLIAMSBURG. l.. I-New-lork uhce.' 2.
WalLsL and e7 Bo~ery.Wh fiil capital ofs 49,.
continue 10 insure sgeiist loss or damaSe oy IRE 90
sensible terms Is the city Offices generally.
jeremiah Johnson, Aionro A. Avor5. Daniel Blr;nea
Robert Bsrkley Thomas McElrab, Luxe Baker
Danl. W Townsend, james {. Baldwin Jay A. -
John ;. Harris Charles DeYoe, WIZ " A'''''
. ''''' = : ''"''' DANIEL BURNETT. President,
!.... " w ~ -. S..-.-.--.
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$3.50 pnrc,,KrFp.IE LINE or

ST fOlSish EEPsi LINZ LINE c.. w
8~A>sz&ss Whsle every Monday fkOHANGi,
Capt, Rosekfsns. every Thursdsy. POUuHkFEP,f Z,
Capt Hoffman. every Saturday, al o'clock, NJ homioi
are elegantly furnished with sater0ons and -pacTs nd
comfOrabe cabins and expressly hued up Tor the coz
fort and convenience OF passengers Anvt Al Poughsf
size IN time for the Sharon, Pine Psns anl New
Milford For farther particulars apply board s bnsa
or 10 fmSI III WILLIAMSON 4 NAIf. l6i N"slsi
-U~~ FOR KENPOKT AND MIDDLE
.spsr-.-it TOWN POINT landing al Forl fitlaDs
$500 each way--Ihe steamers JOHN HAh
and JOS T. COFFEE viii leave Chaiuhcfssi per orJ
(sstnrdays Snndays and Mondays excertodD at 0cycA
NJ and III "a O'Clock NJ daily (Suudays enceped Ons
boat will also !esve ou Saturday, 81 o'clock. NJ Bln ~
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SCHOOLS.


AXIS. BYDE'- SCHOOL. 81 PierrepoHi-.i Bro 9l.
vi Iyn' wi, be re perea 90 Monday sept sa9 w
lV1-.BaILEY,- BOARDING DAY SCHOOL
vi for young ladie. 10 csIrolpisee VII re.op~5 ga
Thursday SEPTEMBER = s-,- t-e--
NIR-.GIB-O>'- BOARDING. AND DAY school
.NlFOR YOUNG LADIES = Bono = VII be r. frns'
on Thlrsdsy IN Seqiel1rr. AZ Jaw
Mrs. VI. W. MA-ON'- school. ses 9ls
Va feS door, from ths b0very, vi reopen on ~
day. September & lsis. Circulars nay be o1---r- =. @
school s--- -,
A -ToRIa I>-TITUTE-Mrs HUNTER, Pn97e,
n psl-1Il orrn on lie fr-' Weinesiay % september
for the Pa and Winter -e-s0l ,, ,.--4,-.
Asiora L. Aug lo lst. 81, -
I'VE SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LiDIt-, l1
eer--s- conducted ty hi az ~ =. -. =
so- so,-.e-. alS J-s~i~
,I,up uf--F- BT-TEED Wi re-open in-if
sosrr nj and Day ,clo1. i1r Jung - - o. ~ r.
avenue on M0nd- ~. September ! re ~ A. =,
- ssl n ~ s .i.l. ~ su-s iT.
as. Cooks SCHOOL for yolng Msses r
vi T,re6h--t lteWeen Fiiih and -xi1 aVel- VII ~
commence Monday. September A-epeli.e az ,,,'g,
pun. received. Circliafs a. Tie hol-e s.-
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
- MIssES -Ihe Misses ALLEN ~ : ,lioo' -. -.
sysre "a III be continued. commencing Mondsy ~ erf.
Crcl are ~ Job terms and reference can ,e o''-. - @
above place
MR. OLMsTEADs CLASSICAL ENGLlsH SCHOOL
$50 BrosdW ~. corner Iweiil-st 80. .-
THE NEXT TERN OF THIS -aii i',',e Hs5
4 commence on MONDAY sept circulars mHf ~ -'-
OH appicat 90 o. the School Room az D"
THE COLLEGIATE -tHooi, 80 mei-1'-~
L VIII BIZ re-opeled on Monday, ser - r d.
Circulars ai1ng term. for The Ens.sl eg-l-e o 80
sfrc..oo waherl-tcs. Lafn Greek. fcnch spanish ~
rc,.r sr.csre. rl-y be- obtained the boosl-ore CT
Mr. Csr.cr conner OF Canal ard Mercer AZ , .,
% s,r1 l,.s,,... WM FORREST. PrncipsA
De,puJc I>-TITrE. ~ Troy-.t one door east
\ Of Ftrrh--f This institute uH1fr me slptlile'tlp
Of Rev VIM KNAPP ard K. lockwood vi reopen o.
Non4sv Serf Cards containing terri Tor tle CO..
lEna sn classical ard malenaucal usy De outAlne. ~
The bookstores Of Mr Shepard. lrl. Broadway, ~ Af
M.ler'. 6l5 Broadway ard s. the academy AZ w
FRENCH ,xD ENGLISH B0,RDiSG Asp DAS SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES
a. GREENE->T. between Na'rfy ana O.li.,l
.aneni n the 7l SEPT next Young ladies' wishing ~
ioin The French Spanish Drawing Glasses on "" pc
admitted for each of ihess branches e,y- llL
rI'HE FEMALE -ENIiNtRY, II Essi Broadway.
4 A ;. r. CLARKE. Prnc PAS viii reopen on l-e ,.I
instant TIE several departments a. heretofore VII ne
under tie charge OF the competent professors sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. lg3 EAST BROADWAY.
II TRACY An. PRINCIPAL. as lied by com

y .neient Professors IN The Ancient ald Mo1rh Lan
cuages in Music. Painting Drawing. &C.
Parers deslrols Of finding school where industry, or
der anJ ance are efecusly incuicsed by m
dcjous 81 pcarOn Of mid measures. are respeciuy re-
oested 70 inquire into The merits Of his Institution RAJ
Term opens MonG Az, Sept. (. alDV lVt
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MEEN FUN.

THIS CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER Is
e1f, srt xarrsu.ed genuine by NJ B. SMITH.
ma i-r+ . Cedar--i- ~ s-airs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

El FARM FOR sAIE-Or 10 exchange FOR New
- York City Propeuy-Sliuated In English Neighb0r
- hood Bergen Co. New Jersey, known by the name OF
Conoyers farm comprises about 1870 acres,so acres OF
good wood land; good house, barn, &C well calculated
Tor gardener. For particulars inquire OF JOHN LY-
DECKER, dry goods store, Greenwich aud Spring -
y. Y. City. au30 Wv
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lEyICO. MEyICiyS 4 TiyLOR'S BATTLES.
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AT THE MINERVA ROOMS.
400 Broadway,

Every Evening TIT. week al o'clock and on "Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons at O'Clock.
Ambulance d cents
S,HERMAN A TOUsEY's MAMMOTH PANORAMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

SARATOGA WATRRs-From the Pavilion Con
- gress and Iodine springs constantly receiving II quar-
and pint bol.es, for sale In any quantity BY
sl<- 0AssNkh YUM. ~ lLA4A1-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

FFFNlH lVD INGII1I E|fEUIFs I'D IAl 7-II7|'I
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
a. GREENE->T. between Wavsfy ana CAn.,l
I'D o'.ces-Nue COurAN vii. reopen Der e-ian'
l.hnleri n the 7ih sept next Young iadies wi-lhg I.
oin the french Spanish Drawing Glasses 0ny " pc
admitted FOR each Of these branches tu'V lh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
JOHN PRIEsTLY.(,,..
ISAAC {. COLTON A'ii.in-''fatpfs.

Fttt,JANcE u order o he sunugs;- County Of
49, i9ft ne he.hY gwen 70 al per-l. W AIMS azasi
bhSION Haley ND late ofhe CRY q N-~ fon aeeased
- --- " sere ~ lie Volcaes hereof olhce
natrof q ftll Oh ~ before he 'euh f.y Of Jrusry
lsti-Ds-r1 NeV lors, July = Ists
$40 lswfmr JANIS L NoRGkx A+,ns...,...r
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FsoN REv. DR. DOwLiNs, PAsroR OF The BEDfORD-sI
kspTlsI (IuRgH

BAPris1 CRuRcR
Ms HENRY HASiNGToN: DgAs SRI have greaipleas
expressing my opinion Of the ingenuity. excellent
tendency. and instructive character Of your beautiful
DioramGs OF the Creation and the Deuge visited your
hhon few days agoin company wh my family, and We
al away delighted and edihed. know Of scarcely
any way IN which correct and VIVID conception the or.
der Of he days OF creation he plessngy com
muncaed 10 the minds Of youth by witnessing the hrsi
ed 20 produce solemn impression Of the stupendous
physical thai has occurred In the worlds history
II lie Flood shall be ese 10 hear that your able anc
instructive exhibition Is extensively palronizeS.
Yours respectfully, BOWLING.
HAxlSGToSs SAcSED DIoRaNAs-These admirable snc
astonishing works OF really deserving o: pubic psf
ronaee Their idea is sog ether original and the execution
must been the refu Of many years sbor The
Of lhe exhibition is Of Itself deeply Interesting The be
holder witnesses The great work OF creation from the fonna
lion OF the e6rh until is placed amid The beauties u hs
Garden Of Eden No hing possible give ~ des Of The
effect produced by the creation OF The birds myrEds Of
votes. To witness THIS one scene = scue worn more thar
n prce OF admission The second part he DEUCE. a
fearful from Is rhness The terrific hurricane the del
OF siers. the Ars ang heir icnpesuous bosom
the gradual ceasus OF the the speudor Of the rainbow
the going forth o, tie dove &C sre vsby represented
proving altogether cNh bon which has never been ex
cc..ed-we doubt indeed. Il lis ever been cqused N Ia
| Guy. The Amphhesire IS al Diorama Hsl. corner o.
Walkers and BroscSsy Evening Mirror
The following is from the New.yoIk Tribune
/ haSiSGroS's ScRIPTVRAL DioSANA-This imposing ex
holon worthy OF viss from a. who have sppFecia
Noa OF ne soome n Nature. siismpl to reproduce
oy An They reenaci the Creation In al iis STAGES The
rsw-msce hight IN the armament beautifully iracaiins
waen Snohs's days work Is done. and luuiined cloud.
MARKING NE Approseh Of morning The -Deiuge- /.
masterpiece Of ciorAnic effect eNhii rr ulIuuli 10
the eenen's II ne highest degree exciting 10 behold
through al this tempest The exhibition /. cot m Win
gres deal Of senui'y and M 10 be vy
Tickets 3 cts; Children hs.Eprce. Doors omen Al =
Curtain rises a. 0c.ock aus inistp
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II. Bic ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE 80 : Si..su street
$500 e--y E-a, 70 - relatives and % An Of JOSEPH
i'hEh at seaman hosri sp Ei.r from Hsrre decreased
49, ~ = alleged O. have dei s-tte that tie ELECTS Of fhe sa.
'l- H ~ iatf ui ~ fl1is Aini-fflt9 Vl b. sfn-r-
ai if oii a1 o.. - law aae ne nei By
- -i~ili ~t-ltlr lina fe i-s.-i l-,h day
'' rft-it-f l~tt-pl;ri hev ilrk August ~ i.t.
- WV JANf- = IHAl ~. P-.-l AiuI---t-lilr-
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THE TOWN OF CAMARGO. on the River San Juan,
with It's fat rooted, high walled houses leaving which We
Oyeftskea
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MILES
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o,couuEI.I's IRELAND.

o'CoHNELI'S IRELAND.
A MEMOIR OF IRELAND, Native and Saxon by
- Dunle. OCOlnel.
Oh our -i- Nirle sni Err.
90 there q strou and Quit Nor
sn39 GREELEY 4 McELRATH.
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IT. ATHE STEAMBOAT sJFFOLK. g..
49, tofr REL, viii mn "a follows eyer~f =
>uudavs exrenfaIt frfsr D..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22

rDp LIMITS ! PRINTS y PRINTS III
lin ~ cases OF new and desirable styles,
Sept p q. Ao1''
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
n,.,yp iuth AitrtIsf lrlS


cposs Iohn ;.fos. is.ar Goddin, E1eeu-
X -, nf HUGH Davis deceased Susanna Davis, wi
W " ~. sa,d Hugh Davis, William l. White and
nov ~ hi. wife and John II Davis, infant OF FL
-, PAWS hy the said Isaac Guddn MS next lflehd,
VIA pa,at ts, :, Plaintiffs:
lyi,,isn n u Campbell and Nancy u MI WIFE VINO
mnev n Cross IN her own rishl, and "a cnratriI
Of the estate Of Fleming Cross, deceased, 'onh En-
80 Samuel Myers, Tinsry Davis, and Charles
Co., an infant by Robinson his guardian 40 ien,
s.sirnsd nv The Court 10 defend him IN this suit,
nss'sheu " Wv Defendants
prs,ant 10 decree Of the .9th i;arch, lsis OF The
r.,Ia, Cont oil Chancrry for ihe Richmond i'fcnt,
~ ,.au,t amnns other thinGA, decrrrd that ms sun
and rsyiy,d in the nam- Of Jordan Harris. az auhl.
s,,,,or Of Finch Cross deceased, as party pianln'
md Jo,h adiuder order and decree, that one 0! lne
au OF this Cont do reform The accounts
heretofore reported In this cause 10y making speela
sr,,.msnt in conformity with The principles declared
hu decree Of the Court OF Appeals oil inc hIneeeh'
~ F.hruary, eighteen hundred and forty eicht.
And The Court doth further adjudee oiucf ana DC
.,s. that the defendants, William II b Gampnel ana
nancy Il his wife, do render before the sara ,e,nhi'
;n.y further and fnil Of the estate OF FEN
"a Co.'S deceased and that they deliver unto the
plaintiffs the slaves in their hands any ~ 'e " VI
yhirh Fleming Cross was entitled Tor hls Iir "ny,
,nd IN which The pia MINIS are no" shlleu. an" uii
,h.v also render. upon oath, an account o' ei Ics,
n.fnre the said Comm rsioneT-whcn aecouhl' the sdu
n,ssioner is directed examine ana STATE, ana fe
noIi 10 the Court. with any matters epee'ay sld,e",
sr.med pertinent by himself or winch may oe require"
re any ni The parties 10 br "a slated.
n,rtes are herrb; notified To attend al my once
- The CITY of Richmond, On the gain day OF Ocioher
~, a, 10 o'clock A NJ. with the evidence necessary
w liable me 10 uerform the duties required by the sah
decree. 'S'-
Sept l5-cwsws
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MERCHANDISE.
Fresh Fall and White.
Il O o ID S.

WE have rrc,iv-d by the packets Poahontas and
w Marietta Burr, from New YORK, Il vry large and
choice assortment of Goods adapted 10 F,l sales pur
chased with cash and Ut great reduction irnm last
years prices They are nnw arfanied, md offesed III
whole saIe and retail very cheap tor cash They III
part ennme rated below:
Cloths
Extra super fancy colo:rd, plain, sIrrd and plaid
Casslmerrs
Tweed cl,;hs ca.simrr-s aud Due.Lus
Rierlno, cashmere, Varntia and swin'd'~n vrsings
Plain and figured silk, satin aud vsiveIVesiings
Superfne medium and iow pflreu 'Illofs
Kentucky Jeans; plain, lHhlru anu iuihd hrIstys
Plaid Iinsrys Tartan anu ClrclsSiah ilads
Suprriine fine and low priced Fannel-a coors
Whitney, rose, twillrd aud 'nihi biah;eis
Brussels, three ply and ingram .dlpetng
Extra mrdiuu and low priced Rugs ard Mats
Super mode coIured Cashmrres and Finch Mrrinos
Silk strped briIIiantine and changeahl l.uslr-s
as.sr,rd coIor.d silk striped and pladAIpac
Muhair L,islres Gaia rihids Mlianese lads
Blnck Bombazine Batrer and Mousse ne de Lane
Suprr mode colu,rd and printed Cshmrres and
Muiss snrs
Rich plaid aud sriprd silks, aud Fonl;rd silks
I,ranr thibct cashmere, Turkrrlr aud plaid Sliaw!s
Extra heavy Gro d. Khlne ami saiin Siaws
Embroidered Nrrd!ework ana laHlbnhnd Caprs aud
Collars
Thihet, mnhair, ca, hmttr and Morava,Ilose
Ladies' aud misses sllk, Jaw sim anu otthn Hose
six Fringrs, Glmps, Cords Blaius ana Buttons
Grass cloth. vlclnrja. Mdrsrillrs aud coded skirts
Bonnet, cap aud assorted Kihanns-ail Widths
French English aud in"fIcan Prints AID Ginghams
Thread and L,sls Incrs, Edsings and inertings
Swiss camhlc and hobhln di't"-V..y c'sap
Tabl, Dnmask. mnp,r Napkins and Table cloths
Al a. ~ ma and IL linen aud cotton Shreting
Embroidered. h.mslir,ned and tape hor'errd Hand
krrchrfs -
Ladies, black and assorted coorrd Glovaand alitts
al IA "a ami ed b,oyn and beacled pomestics--
cheap ,,,.,..
with variety OF other Goods, whch we are prepaten
to sell al prices below whit they have ev,r been offered
ut before. VALES me, bhbEDEN . 49,.
S.nfArst ~ az Irnad street, SncCkUe ll
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Medical Department
M MpDEN SIDNEY COIJEIE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE eleventh annual course Of Lectures IN thls In
/ stituton will commence on Monday, The $50 OF
Oc,ob.r and continue to the 18th Of March.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Theory and Practice OF
Medicine. n;..
of Women aud Children
L. w. CHAMBERLhYNE, NJ d., materla Medica
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. D. Chemistry and Phar-
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, Nj. D, Surgery and
CARTER +. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Anatomy and Ply
siology. n..,.,,o,o ~
Anatomy. si
In addition to the usual Lectures, Medical ana suIsl-
cal Cliniques will be regularly given al the Coese III
Urinary and Richmond Aims House, 10 when tne
students will be admitted free Of expense In these IN
situations the student will have opportunities OF 90
serving the diseases incident TO the Souh ana Oh wiz
Messing very many surgical operations.
The study of Anatomy may be prosecuted WIN Tue
most ample facilities and at very tri1ing expense &
Naturalization ticket s,ns
Professors fees ~
Practical Anatomy az
Graduation fee
Board, including fuel, lights, servants attendance,
etc. can be obtained cheap In Richmond as IN any
city on the Atlantic eaboard-say from IS TO - per
week. 8. MAUrlN, u. -,
Sept 20 Deano Oh 'no aeuiS
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T. = nm berI3s d flee,

On Fourteenth Street, naettcT the Exchange Hotel.
rJ,HOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs friends
L and the public in general that he has Commenced
che business OF Lottery Broker, In the office ton 4t
street, under the Exchange fiote) formerly occupied
hy ID. NJ. Huyt. aud recently by L. b. Pendlelon.
Drawn Nos. o. Delaware Lottery, 40. Sept. IL:
Is So AZ AZ 81 81 SIS 81 Al 10 Is G3
Ticket, Nos. 81 Al 81, prize OF $500 both
Ticker, Nos Is IS So do. 100 sold
by LAMBERT.
Drawing OF Leesburg Lottery. Class
IA SIS 80 80 % 8 &c Is AZ Al 81 4
Whole Ticket, 10 A. a pr 2. OF 200 dollars,
returned.
do. do. % 81, do do. 200 sold
and paid by LAMBERT.
Drawing OF Sussex, Del, Lottery, 66. Sept IA ::
% SO 81 SO 81 81 10 GO IA 80 A.
Whole Ticker, Nos. Ia 81 50, prize Of 500,
sold by LAMBERT.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monon.alia Lottery, Class
No. So Capitals 1000, 5000, 1000, DC. co Nos.
10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters |.
Saturday Observation-Disclosures at O'Clock
6i666 DOLLARS! 22222 DOLLARS!
A MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. 50, TO he
drawn nj Alexandria. Capitals: S66 G66, 22,e22, IL
ILL., nj 33iS 222 90 Of LII Ill Of S55-beng the
lowest three Nos. ~ Nos, - drawn. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
SATURDAY-Dullar Lottery. The Sussex county
(Delawarel Lottery, Extra Glass No "a Capitalist
5000, 500, 900, &C. 70 Nos. 10 drawn. Fickets
81; halves so cents; quarters IS &c.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2srH, l54S.-THE NAM
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LAND AND SrDRE-iiOUSE, ~ KING 4

THE lands hrl"nging "a The estate If Gc"rsr Eati
ION. drrri.ed, containing anoGt SIX hnad'rh arrrs,
will ir .rrrd ut sab The luti 'y a. Drtohcr, II NJ,
pr-y tnuS;y sid. TrIr four de cings the
misses The late dwelling of The family n large twn
STORED hnuss, with the upper stories
aud Ih,rr the Iasrmrnt. MI uurrd with plank, Il
good kitchen; DAIRY a small hnu-e In The yard w!liI
two rooms Suitable Tor Office schunl room, with
The other necessary ont houses The ward and gard u
are veil enclosed, AMI there l. well OF water within 4
few feet nf The kclIrn There about Dnr hundred
arrrs nf land attached To thr homestead There ATE
three other small dwellings, with enough land attached
Ia each iur small family. large stn'e house, gfana.
nv aud stable stand al the Crossing nf onr rads near
the III TIL above lands rendering v-fy accr>s-
hi. IL the whnr surrounding county. There IN been
a iarsr commerrIai business done NJ TINS -iani tor
rishrrn years, and u now enjoys fine custom. Tie
land l. we'll adapted Ia whrIt and na-. TlIrfr i
IN abundance Of good mari on AL o these lots seine ."
the land has been improved by rs afpica The 20
ciety j. Iefinrd and intelligent II VIII be- sold In lots
u suit purchasers.
Refer 10 Dr II u Faulkner, King & Queen, and nr
Wm Gaines Hanover. WM DAVIS
WM COURTNEY,
Executors Of George Carlton, deceased.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22
LAND Z & SALE

PURSUANT ioa decree Of thr County Court Of King
L William, OF the 2sth day Of August; las, IN tie
suit of Johnson, as guardian, against Lpscomh. &c.
will be sold publicly, 10 the highest bidder th- pre-
mises, on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of octobrr II far
or on the fair day thereafter, Tract OF Land be
longing 10 the Estate of the late Arnstead Lipseomb,
deceased containing Two hundred and twenty acre.
and lying in tho county OF King william, about e:ht
mile, below the Court house, in the neiahbofnooH 81
GAINESVILLE. The greater portion OF TIE Ianu - ahn'i,
W. aat land In bieh state of Improvement. and well
adapted TO the growth of corn whrat. &c Inc dweii-
ing and other houses toerahy good inc iand lies
in a healthy aud respectable nelshbofhood;
Sir. James Johnson living near the Iahu' VIII geo"
il 10 any person wishinI I" huy
TERMS OF sALE-one third Of the purchase mo
ney in cash. and the balance ~ TWO equal payments 81
yh snnroyrd security for the credit payments. and the
,;,, ,sIs,ved until the hole purchase money IL paid
''''e LEWIS JOHNSON, Commissioner
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VALUABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE
4 L

IN execution Of decree OF The County foUr Of King
and Qirrn. pronounced on thr lih day 81 August,
l-:s. we, the Commissioners u the said Court now
on for faie that valuable Fam OF which Joseph H.
Frndlrion died seized called MILAN, situate IN King
ana Queen rnuEty, about one MI" from 'antui Ferry
four from Wnlkrron, and Fix from King aud Queen
Iourt.hons- The SAID Farm contains rs acres, has
the hest improvements, consisting ui large Two
yelling and AL Necessary out houses besides an
orchard o; ihr hrst selected and choicest iTnIs--ln
short, tins firm l. considered Of the most desirable
residences Ia King and Qnrrn. The land Is We'll
ada.tei Ia wheat, oats and cnfn producing III three
shift three Ia four hundred barrels OF corn, and
about The number al bushels ~ wheat. The
neigh nih,ui healthy and drlilhnl ana thu farm Is
beIms Sold Ih- -slc.ncrS a. tie ESTATE Of sad
Prnilrion. The undersigned arr iny authorized L.
negotiate privately. and Tor pntftnn--eay haf-ui The
purchase money IL make thr terms accommodating
Ii private sale Is effected earlier. they VIII sell
pubIcly, the 2nd day oi October next an The PIE
misses We shall ~ coufsc convey such ute Il T. vest
ed in us. and none other.
Addtrss-Stevrnsvle, King and Quern.
ROBERT COURTNEY,
Aug al-cwtls ]. VI. JEFFRlES