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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25
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MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
STRAWS SHOW HOW THE WIND BLOW, and
= PURCELL 4 co. have given irr most uncontrs-
table proof that d. PAINE & CO.'S Lotteries are Of the
true stamp and that their lotteries take The lead q MI
| others. Adv-nturers, examine the following brilliant
Schemes, and ifa prize is wanted buy Paine's Tickets
P.aLSE'S LOTTERIES .4LWaYS AHEAD!
Unprecedented luck al PURCELL CO.'S.
| THE BRILLIANT PRIZE OF S36, 600 SOLU
AT OUR COUNTER!
The following l. a list Of prizes sent to Richmond IN
lotteries under the popular management Of ID Paine &
Woe, 5 ii s., ssa5,eo Quarter, Ii Sc q, sis.1.
Quarter, ? 20 65, l5,ooo Whole, - 5, 81, 3,DoO
Tae following prizes seat in Pdine's Lotteries
since Isl OF August:
Whole, $1,000 Whole, 1886
Who'e, 1890 Wnoic, 1000
Who!e, 1000 Whole, $3.50
iIali, l2,O0O-lcgelncr with innume.
rab,c small ones q: 1900. sou, 300, Sc, &c al
VI which can be seen a. our ,ounier.
ff.r more ~ cf;he same sort
And, Tor grand prizes, examine Tie following bril
liant schemes, and forward your orders 10 us, orto
G. W. PURCELL ~ Co.,
Agentior Paine ( Co, chmon Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 10, 10 be
drawn r Baltimore on Saturday, Sept. 9th, ls4o. :
Splendid scheme:
| rriza OF s4o,uro prlle Of $50"
!" 10000 1850
/" 1850 g suG
20 I" LOCO ~ = $40
Tickets $lU; halSos5, quarters , 30.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 20. 10 be drawn
al Baltimore on Saturday, sept. 10th, leis. 7o Nos. TO
drawn.
Grand Capitals
| prize of Si1.Il5 .6 prlZesuf 81 ,0ha
.i.am ~ I" $40
:" II ZOO 20 .5J
q 4,Gm &c. &c.
Sr The lst 81. n. III, III, 9th. 7th, alh, III ard 10Th
drawn Nos. 3i5--ai, u;lrr- s. nel 90
Tickets Sl5-haivrs and quarters IN proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No al, Tor 1873,
to he drawn al u fillmore, Maryland, on saturday, Sept.
23d. 10 Nos Il drawn.
Grand scheme:
| prize nf $50 100 III prizes Of 500
90 /" 5,uuU ~ 25I
20 500 lig 2uJ
20 /" 500 &c. &C
Tickets SlU-sliares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. ClasrNo. -, Ia h. drawn
on Saturday, the 3Jtn September lsi3, al Baltimore.
Loves. 81 No. prize 500.
Grand Capitals:
| prize OF sOo,ono - prizrsof s2,soe
5000 A. 2,Guu
. l5,9UU a. ,ati
h.Ouo lCU . $40
Tickets $40; halves ~; quarters 5.
W IN purchasing by the package, ieduc, the price u
three Tickets.
Wy Orders meet cur usual PROMPT, attention. fm
Tickets in tie ahnve. or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, price of Tickets from 81 70 ga under uur mn
nasememt. address us,or {. W. PURCELL,
Ae-ntf"r b. PAINE & CO.. Richmond, Va.
Aug IS
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fsi.s.5.st!Ils

w NJ. HARRISON fGo. dissolved heir IN ;infr'
W connection IN The Isl ar'il last. I'D Z. hnn-
sen wlthtrawtEg. the bu>Iness3 continued n i.iei"'
fore by W u. IlauI.on. ". NJ HARRISON,
Aug i5-daw 20 q. HARRISON.
PIE SAINT RtSIDEECE FOR SALE.
THE above ii solution rrnG,fn ~ II necessary for mn
D Ia give my undivided a:trnicn Ia my business. '
will sell my present r~rsiiancr nj 4 far price -
place, in:mrtiy known q DnsaFs Gdrden, contain
about eleven acics of fnG natunl soil, improved I" inr
highest degree. There i neal aud conm"fions c"t
taer, sufficient for u large fanny ~ boarding s.ho"i'
upon IL, and 4 variety al 9th buildings. The ifht ues7
are 81 choice kinds, AMI lie tower garden Il h'"''
somely arranged.
An Is w. VI. HSRhls1N.
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4 boIT two weeks sinc-. or the road from Ayirtt's,
- in kiEE Willlami 10 Richmond, a small path,,d
isene.s, on thick paper, aLuul ~ inches long, and four
inches vide, WIKI lhe name &c Martha Spindle imIne-
dia,siy IDd-I thu likeness. 4 reward Of five toiars
will Or ;iatf for the delivery Of ,hr likeness 20 the sub
scsitrr, ~ HichmUnd.
July 4-cam JOIN T.. SPINDLE.
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80 I.uGY Y GRAY,S FENiLC sEMl

MRS. Lucy Y. GRAY'S FEMALE SEMI
NARY, fAPPillANNOCK,
I5ILI. IL open IN the first MoEray III October. 1919
" The design of this Institution IL % -iiofd u pI
pils all the advantages nf the musi hheial Course, ~
bt,h the solid and ornamental branches
II has rvrr been thr rutravos 81 The Principal nj thi:
Seminary IL Afford Ia her pupil'. Ia ih' extent ~ h-i
pnwrr. inc INST comfnrs5ic accommodations. and tie
r. airsi facilities for THE acquisition Of knowiedgc =
% accomplish thlS. Ill the resources -hr Gould c"h'
mand have hrrn bros ght irin r-TIiS:t'nn. Sir hopes
thal her Efforts maze u,i hrrn In sa.n. either ~ .eirf
-ncr 10 securing he Confidence i parents ana s"ardi
ans. or in promoting the comfort and improvement. oi
TIE umpIis.
Two iaiirs 81 distinguished abilities sud acquire
mrnl- wi,i Instructive young ladies III rvrFy hrlncn al
rnrIish Literature. nIun witch thy are prepared 10 en-
IT,, Thr f.atin aud French ldGgnaees, likewise Draw
ing ard Painting, VII! b." fought II r1ifa prices NJ
IN trlr- Sh-y VIII continue ais instruct on, ~ hn'it
IN those who may require Ia; attendance.
T. q desirable. ana. greatly facilitates improvements
IN, Mi tunsr .i.ii.. T. h.chhi mrn.htrs ~ THIS ihsii-
tu,inl enter n the ronm.nctm rnt OF :hr term.
IA pal!annock, Aug lS-r"hw
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VALUABLE MATTAPoNI LAND FOR

PURSUANT TO a decree of the Circuit Superior cour,
1 of Law and Chancrry for the county OF Caroline.
In the suits OF Su;.on's guardian rS. Sutton and Others,
and sutton a:alns, Sutton and Others, I shall, on the
second day Of October next, al Brannan's Store. in tho
county OF Caroline, u fair, if not. the next fair day, OF.
fer tor sale, TO the highest bidder, al ?obIic auction, that
well known Tract oil Land Of which the late John o.
Sutton died seized. called The "uNloN," Immediately
on the old stage road in the county Of Caroline, con-
tanning, by n recent survey, eleven hundred acres. Of
which five hundred are Maltaponi flats.
Thus farm IL about three miles from the 'sPole Cap
turn orr. on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poo
mac iiailroad, about thirty miles from Fredericksburg
The same distance from Richmond and about twelve
nie- from the Bowling Green. The improvements are
"a large and convenient two story dwelling house,
with q good kitchen, barn, stables, and other necessary
ent houses, situated IN a healthy and agreeable neigh
horao'd. A large portion Of the land is in wood, con-
tanning an abundant supply Of choice timber. Few
purchaser.
Inc iEhMs VIII be cash for one. third OF the pur.
endse m"ney, and a credi, Of one and two years for the
,ea.S ae.ernea payments TO be secured by bonds
Wv approved sesut,ty' and a deed of trus, on the pro-
misses, TO carry Interest from the day Of sale.
..o oeoii, acting Commissioner.
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NOrlCE.
Y,o THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Los"sa
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under sio a' - ="
Thr f1l,ovyins acquisitions are hereby made, w !"
,dii,;on ~ "a. avn OF ;a.t.e Inlla.s Gated for, NJ" 49,
lars, payable on me iirst day Of each 81 'n ns, mo".' sn =
r.s.m ~ i'm dal,ai- un The first dag al eae' -
,ha n.n,,hs ri lurc. July and Sorrmbe-, ~ earn sn'r
snssrrih-rs In Augusta viii pay In li'e phnA =
s,,nn,oa. IN ~aIbrma,!e, in tile Bank nj Cha;lottesss.r
~ I'M ~ -, !. pis,,,nnnL in the Bank ri virginia, t"inr
I'd, ri ,ba Inn,sa Ra.ir,e,i Company. FuHe'nalty :
i~@perteat, as ia'eresl ,'ig =, az. 81 each 'H''''"f'' y =
p"N' CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer
Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. a2-otDse.l
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
QUEEN.

1,iiE exercises IL tho mex session will! commence On
. The 1T September, and terminate on Tho 2r.h he
crmb-r.
The subscriber has secured the services o: Mr. J e
Gonncill, anrihe. highly distinguished graduate az the
Virginia Mii'liry institute. whn ha- hp.n for some
lime past Assistant Professor IN that Institution. The
continued assistance Of Mr. J ~ Smith, wfo-r uul!:l.
cations are oil q hia'; order, ;:s as bten engaged. Ia
aadii:an la the usual Academic culrlc, 1T leafs pto
cAoOse VIII have The privilege of juimir: = dnil cl.-.,
without any -Nrl chars.-tbr instruction III which
viii nos Interfere with thr regular hours nf study.
III. discipline aiopted-whl,ll l., as far - ;fac,icl
Bile, III accordance with ihal AZ The Military institute
viii BE- strictly enforced. Merit rolls aud class mark.
viii be &c sulariy ksp:, ard forwarded to patrons.
The annexed Testimonial ~iIi SATISFY III. friends nf
the School Of Mr Councils pIr-em,acnI fitness 70. lir
station
V VI INSTITUTE, July 5lh. lsis.
Dear Sir IL hrs lie ,ve 10 RECOMMENDS: - yni Mr. ] {
Council, 4 tstir eui>hrd graduate OF This Institution.
for the Duties 0f az assistant Teacher in Sunr Academy.
touncili has been iistngiii,hrd hcir hy lms high
scholarship and his uniform attention 10 every duty =
Add 10 this, he has bern Gnr yrai an Assistant Pfnies-
sor of Mathematics ~ III. Ins.itmt-. aud has gwen en-
tire satisfaction. Indeed, hr po,-rsSes unusuai qIalii-
citicas tor an Instructor, and am SIRE will ne q vaina.
be nj. n you. + IL SMITH. Sup y - T.
The rntiTr expense of The session VIII hr-for TUT
ton, Board. and every Necessary, except candles. Sjl--
4 yahlr Al thr enI nlilir gear. . WiilIE
Addressed White, Fleetwood Academy. KING and
Queen. Aug 22-c2t
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SITUATION As TEACHER Wanted.
A GRADUATE of one Of eur best ims'',"''ons Is ne.
a s,to,.. a; a situation a Teacher. Tie woalc accept
"a pr,ucinal ii an Academy, or rs as-istsn;. or q
ps,yste TGlor.hip. lie mas had experience IN teach
ing. ana ran furnish tar mos, sut.:inc1o,y ,e't.""E',!'
A.; s.,LpHA A. care Of Z p Nash, Petersburg, Vi
Aug !l-c6t
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA..
DEv. ROBERT NELSON, PRINCIPAL, and fns;fuc-

IL Tor at Lam and isirrk.
LIrut. X. T., LDLSfDS. of the Virginia Military
Institute. Instructor nf Fr-nri, and Mathematics.
Tie session 81 this School vii! commence on thu
fr,; Monday IN September, rnd terminate II. lat week
IN Jnne
I.-siies The elementary b,aBcIrs Of English, Tho
roIg. Instruction viii br given IN ih- Latin, Greek
ami Frrnch languages. and Natarmaucs,-Frsnrl aud
Mathematics h-lng Under ;tr 81 sarge - Lieu. X T.
Co.stnn. Graduate and Instructor ~ntfrrnrn in The VIZ
giuir Military institute and thr other Df:ucn"- urtrf
The charge Of the Principal The study Of ~ Bible
and religious instruction will form 2 rar. ct ne reg.
lar course 81 The school.
Pupils may here br well ~pr"pa-rl 20 other &C tie
higher Literary institutions ftais place. The Virginia
Mi,ir..y Institute ur Wnsliue:tl .ciirLc. or f,r any
otnsr tina, ma, b. preferred; and 4 su.Sc,rniiv eI,eH-
sice course wI.i he tau Oh, ior those WHO do nu; design
10 enter a College.
n =:
For all the branches, except French, 60
Where French IL taught, there VII hr an addition
Al charge nf IL
Board i.r The session of ten months, Including fuel,
l!ghI and wishing, may he had ii The hUi.-e VITA
The rdnci1a: fer iJl
Payable, m.e ha!f Ia, September, the remainder 81
February.
Application 10 10 ma5e 70 ths Rev. Rnher; wilson.
Lexington, Va. Ans il-cat
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Aug a5-cwt
,Ea,StE, Z -

CAPITALISTS AND GDLp-NlNEpSi
xxTILL h- gold on WEDNESDAY, iar 2nh day q
w September, i Tract 4 Land in he county o:
Spu!sylsania, belonging Ia tas Estate 81 William
Powell deceased, containing hie hundred and Sky
arrrs.
Tn. land lies directly between ~" Gold Mines,
which have bren worked with success. liiEmedia'.lj
ions White Hall Nine, w!,isa >cii .!trci. % ~ tity
war, AGA IL, tlIIfIy tlousaGi dollars, which learn N
purchaser has Iang -incr realized, ana recently u run
vein nf Guii has been discovered, "!i!ci prni'i's, In
meusr profits to thr ""irrs. II Is generally believed
that rl- above land " hen explored, (Which has never
beer. ~, the t-s;atu:, daring his lite. would asi'her work
II himself, nor u low nthGts, which, arr"ri!n: 70 Eis
will, deprived his widow from The pf:siir:e, vine haa
recent; died VIII! dryrinye rrsnnrcrs equal 10 any
Mine in any y art q. the state. Gold - found on The
surface at ANY time wiiri ;fcsh ploushed af,rf 4 ra;n.
srvrrai nlrrcs. ii somr value. have been handed ~
the servants & the MnHa:rf, one % "h'ch lie s"id Tor
sIa. ,h-,r arr other pieces in possession that can he
srrn. The administrator, incoinPnny WIN a niiner oil
eighteen wears successful 'IpGiisicr, VS. pT'hra NJ !
few ~erk- since, wien 4 piece was l"lhd. WHEN 'e
uph-,:st,ngiy pronounced az .,aslEg hern aEoken ifra
n vein. II - unntct-.ary 10 say tnois, shan TIA; tho
most ast,ering iadieai;rns ahd prospects. may te -esn
here.
lard caupo: h. explored or worked irr t.nid, cunsc
auen;iv we exp-str c:eat sacrifice. capitalists aud
itiu-rs are requested 10 coni- att: see Il i"r Themselves
Mr. A. .ali. IN the place, WI takc .friI pressure III
shaving the Land, aud i: giving Ga. information Ii :
,b;s. 10 all who tesiic i ~ also i!- administrators
VIM lives stent mi ! aucy-. Adde'S r"ymaa :
Store. Spisyi2ania County, sifsaii.
Tan. land l-H.0 valuable a. any n'h-r ~ .iis par
Of the county iJr farming pnrpo-ts, having a cursr'
MEN. and comfortable dwelling, ~!i!i all necessary
our homes and good water.
JAMES l.. foh 1g.!..
Administrator w,t:i ;ir al at:'' Sta-
Also. a: tls saine tiias AID ;!"cr VIII - ."l Z: ~
Er,cuuots az Plu!eny iuv I'll, Urcets'd, i jfa'i -
Land. containing uae hundred aud h:iy acres. ' i'!ei
wss q part O. the abose usct devised - I'm f""e.l
10 PtnlrMy Powell. This l4nd, iiSr"ir@, h"s me-.
hen rY.mine,l Tar Gold. exs-p, By pan washing by one
individual who reported the prospect aA'seiins'
LIZ ES-rulL.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR l.FaSE or
RENT

'('hE subscriber viii lease or rent his Farm in chrs.
4 terield, on The Turnpike leading from Richmond -
Lynchhurr. abou, three miles from Manchester. Tnrrr
~. about l60 or l70 acres of cleaied land, in a good state
i"' cnitiva,io1; and q meadow, which yields from 90 Ia
$1,000 pounds Of hay; and there Ia 4 snficiency of fla,
iahd Cleared 10 produce $4,000 pounds of hay; a select
apple Orchard, Of 100 trees, in full bearing; a Vine
yato, OF a half acre Of land; a large Garden, and hand
~ dwelling House and Office, with three rooms, and
~ necessary outhouses. The Crop of Corn, Oats,
n"e''en furniture, Stock of all kinds, and Plantation
.telsils, VIII be sold. Amy person wishing TO visit,
nv. ~ please make early application 10 the subscriber
hsine on the premises.
July 2l-ewlm JOHN ]. Z
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4 Valuable Farm

PILFItW s SLIDE, Suctioneers.
Rgertres 10 thr Following gentlemen as IL quality
&c: Wellington Goddl., Atolph Dli. Albert A. Nor
IL. ann TIN. u. EIi-EE Anr Alt Sc,x 2uG ella
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RAppAHANSoCK hCAnEMY AND MI.
LlTARY INSTITUTE,
,pnrJHE TnUSTy ~

Dtr nv, ..-..,u Of this Institution will commence
IN Monday, 2aih ArgI =, aud terminate On Tue 21d
Iiecemte: irlid"liis rr.r.,u
..iipTE. 4 graduate a; The Virginia Military lnstI-
mn whosr testimonials which AR III the hisatst ch'-
,,r.r-l ave heretofore been published, an ~ a'ir'her
,..,i.ni. IN The Hhgii.h Department. oi ability ahn e1-
,.r,tuCe The Sc.unt veil lr divided into three CriifL-
menls. ri Euc!ish, Mathematics and Classics s"ch "ih
lis ryn head. r,h, "a
me discipline, drill, &c. il il accordance WIN Tue
M,litlry Institutes; and The student may mere prepare
ttusf!t fr an advanced class Of that INSTITUTION, 90
cnnnlete a Ihorons l course ii -!grau"l. WIN lie ,idi
non al th- same military inst:iftinn and ni4cipine' AZ
rates uuurI, hrlnH :husr cf the la-ith'- ihreSpen"r-
for the wear are Si.e; To- tn. session So.
GEO T. Eri.E,. 4 ", Principal.
Pos, Giice-rapplilnnncS Academy Si'"i'he s"'
Reference, 10 ne 6hotsinG gentlemen Those whose
names ARE marked mi.i = : have ."n- or wares = mo
institution Eni John ~ Gitiiaai. ID y u siiilth, IN
wiJdIr; Rev n Vi Drnisnn, f6He- 6rnt.r; Iro fiz'
nurn. ESQ. pnrt RovaI. Aus Fi.Liu.I. Gro turner,
rsns Iol = Il Ta,ioe, kins Gr"reci Hon "illoichhy
=. y;on. Gen " Lewis. E-i. 'bI JOS NheeiwI'ght'
W-.tmorrI.nL; .John Saunir:s. E-q. pf lrrtft"n
sin :. Es.ex: +Tm 4 faylus, Esq, ~HmJ iirh'n-
SIN. Esq, Caroline; scar, jan-s Has-t' s,nti'aiip.oh'
,G-n Samuel "A Lrwts, Dr W hrh.p'f' E"'Hinsin'i
Daniel l. Various. E.q, alatama; lioa John Z Wat
,"ns .,lv..,,r T.,as. Ang l5-clm
II. T. SUMMERS CLASSICAL AND MA.
THENaT!C&L SCHOOL.
,ruE net, az. ion of my School will commence on The
tirst :.onday in October, and continue ten months
n
The Class and the aiaihe ma;ical studies, S..
1he Eis'isi si;iaies,
ers. ir application be made he!oTe The commencement
Add,ess~Rev " T SUMNER. Richmond, Va.
Aug iS-cld
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lr ST.
seaman

WLUIVaL UEPNNTMCNT.
III me Medical Department, HE session is Of the same
irheih az Tue Academic Srssiun-nine moEtlIi-which
en1h'ts The students 10 complete "A curriculum OF stu
" as extensive as thC; Of anv other Medical instIlu
ton N The Union, by attending only tro Lectures n
aay. iiry nave, moreover, The advantage Of daily ri
RIA examinations on The subjects discussed in the daily
lectures.
J ne expenses ithe Medical students arr the same Is
those "f either students, with the addition IL a disspct.
ihs ir-" 81 -. WM. :. KE,IPER,
Proctor an! Patron ufthr University of Virginia.
July Nh t,y.',,
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w P. TUEPlN'S OFFICE, Wall Street,
Drawn Nos. OF Mcnonsalia Lottery, No. 43,
August Is:
% 80 4 80 9 SIS IL "a "A Al 55 Sc 81
Ticket, Nos. 9 - So, a priz- OF $50, sold and
paid by TURPIN.
Tie THud Capital al 7URPIN'S.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesbure Lottery. No. AZ:
ID / % Is IS 81 IS Sc 56 40 IL %
Whole Ticket, Nos. Sc 56 65. a prize OF SO,
900 returned 10 the Managers, &. w. Maury &
Coz for Inc want 81 a purchaser.
Halt OF 81 900 sold aud paid.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Class So, drawn Aug. II:
40 81 ~ 60 % 81 10 Is SO So
halt Ticket, Nos. 81 AZ 60, a priz. Of 81 600,
so!d and pa:d by TURPlN.
For To.aay-Briliian, Scheme: l prize Of
% 600 dollars, | OF 5000, l OF 1900, l OF 5000,
OF Z, l49, 5 OF 1000, &c. Tickets 4 dollars.
For To.morrow-l prize Of 81. 900 duiiats, l
.. 2O.OGa, l OF 10 600, &c. Tickets IS dollars.
rel sale by EU1PlN,
Aug. % Wall Street.
HURLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOa East Man
Ii Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HERLEY would say. 'Cuinr, try again.
The Creek Office again in the field
1860 dollars sold and p2ii By HURLEY.
Dawn Nos. Leesbufe Lottery, Class 81. July 81
i. IL , % is 80 So 6 46 SO 56 %.
Ticker Nos. 6 IA 50, a prize Of 81 1000. sold
ana paid al sight by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Sussex Lottery, Glass 79, Extra
81 81 SO 81 II II IS 6 is 50 50 81.
Wheel. Ticse;, Nos. 6 81 81 Three more
Our. do. do. 81 6775 and paid by
HURLEY.
To-Day-Virginia State Lottery. Glass No.
As. Scheme: $4,000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 2,l4s.
5 OF 4, 900, &c. Tickets4.
Saturday, $4,000. Tickets Is.
Dawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Glass As:
9 Is 10 10 IS 43 20 % 60 so "a II 80 81.
P. S-Orders for Packages, Certificates OF
Packages, SINGLE Tickets Or Share. promptly alt
tended TO, AMI an accom-! OF the drawings sent to
any par Of The Unitel States, tree OF postage.-
Please address
WM. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
tpo D.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE AGA
DENY

~ 81
n,ic fourteenth session of ttIia hnurishiDs ln>tllitioh
wiii enma,ercr an n, lii Of september, AND close
th- las; os Jaar nrt;.
Nc raso riras;irr IN appsi2'ry .hr prhiic that me Kew
aIbe,, L. ilolladav hl- h.. u unanimously elected IFir-
c,,,i IN ;,,- pi4c- - tu- rrr " ;;iiliu : whit. VIM
m. resigned WIN a view ~ Change his place 81 !rsl-
81 Eoi.aiav j. fave, al: and extensively known A. :
o.n,l-uan AMI scholar - III. hi.hrJt silnf:ng-and "a
Mi, w- q sc INN nuf cordial support, and confidently
cnt,,npnd hin 70 the patronage q: onr ir;rpr-.
r,nm tEr high reputation at'aIaci hr thi' seminary,
10. DEEM Il 81 ii.icb, "a Glv, that the r"itsr oil ln-t'lis-
,io,. th- .upply nf assistant teachers, the accoinmndI-
,,o, far boa rters, Will he rs extensive and ample as
Ines have hitherto lrrn.
Tlrmi for a SESSION Of ten %mcH,hsi
Board, including every personal accommodation, slsV
Tuition IN EnFtl-h, ~. nv
Music. inciudirs u>- nj Instruments, o
French, Latin aid Greek, racn, "
Algebra and G-unie,ry, ~
Drawing ard Painting, ~
PAYMENT viii be required nom the tine oi entrance,
md M ABDUCTION made, rxrrr, for nrot.asicd sickness.
W S~6IrHhi.L,
JOHN z JONES,
WM \ BlBH, iTmIs-s.
EGEEET L NaTsD&
JOINS II TlnEi.kLaRE,
IRA GARRETT,
!, olv.s M, riras1-r IN say thar Nr Hnlladay has my
c,n6J.ncr md loy. IN a high drEiee--and that con
.idsr him -minrn.ly fixed i"r the slri,nn TO wnir, ne
has been appointed ~" -
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

TN CHANCERY-VIRolNIA:-ht Rules held in the
L Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Char c-iy for the county Of King William, at the
Courthouse, on Monday, the 7ih day OF August, 1915:
Zachary Lewis, Complainant;
against
BarzilIa Graves, William L. Graves, Solomon Graves,
Gtaham and Frances his wife, lverson BrooSes
and John Btuokes, Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and given security, according TO Tue act oil
Assembly and the rules oil this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
OF TINS Commonw ealth, II is Ordered, that the said de-
ieDdants do appear here on the first day OF the next
term, and answer the original and amended bills OF the
complainant; and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city OF
ana another copy thereof posted at the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-reste,
Aug 2'-cw2m o POLLARD, ID {.
IN CHANCERp -V,RGiSiA AT II Court of An.
! peals, held at the State Court house, in the CITY Of
Richmond, on Friday, April 7lh, 1878:
Thos Puryeas, it,, aud John Thurman, ! Upon an an.
against Appellants: neal from
Frances Magruder, and others, DEGREES
Appellees: pronounc-
mond.
On motion of The %appellees, by their Counsel, and for
reasons appearing 10 the Court, it is ordered that. un-
less the appellants, having reasonable notice of this or.
der, do, on or beto!e the sixteenth day of October next,
enter into bond, with sufficient security. for the prose.
eution Of this appeal, according 10 The order allowing
the same, The said appeal be dismissed.
ACopy. Teste,
July ls-cw2m ]. ALLEN, e. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25
Sarasspaa's sssS5u@.

NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say w~latthey cnn,
For selling Prizes. the man.
Drawn Nos. 81 Mononealia Lotery, Class 42:
8 5 80 Al CO 2 81 l6 II Is 33 GO Sc 25.
Halt, Mos. 2 5 II, a pre- OF l20 dollars.
Hall, Nos. 3S 46 65, a priz- OF 100 dollars.
Borh sod and paid by STRATTON.
still hcy Comc!-Ss,0o0 sold and paid!
Drawn Nos. of Delaware. No. 40, July 70:
81 i3 65 So II SO 81 50 3 "a 60 IL.
Ticket, Nos. 3 81 so, a Capital OF $4,000, sold
and paid TO a working man OF This city by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Lee,bnrg Lottery, No Al:
So rs SIS 2 ii 40 II rs 10 81 20 o. 6 20
Ticker Nos. 81 SIS So; a prize Of 200; an,
Ticket Nos 20 A. SO; a prize OF 100, two more
sold and paddy STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
5000, 1000, 3.OuO, alag, 5 of 1000. &c. IS Nos, IL
drawn Tickets 81; halves .; quarters /.
5000 DOLLARSi 1860 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 81 CAPITALISTS S.
600, 500, 100, So, SC. Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets
81; halves 50 cts; quarters IS cts.
Virginia L.esburu Lottery, Glass No. As, for ls4s, TO
numbers in each package Of % Tickets. Magnificent
Scheme ST., 0uG. 10000, 1000, 5,Uu0, 2,9iu. ~ ol
l,OU0, 20 Of 800, 10 If 200, &C. Tickets So; halves !
so; quarters 3 IS.
Grand and magnificent Scheme to be drawn at Alex
a - ~t.h. lStb IS.s ~ SnS Ia Hran