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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25

A person named Owen More once lett biz
tradesmen rather unceremoniously, on which
occasion wag wrote:
aOwep More has run aways
OWN more than be can pay"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-25

In extra polite circles, the nighim' re ID
now termed the nocturnal horse of the femi-
nine gender
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28

o,UNJ LOWEST ) NTITt.
1ickclS SlU-shares in proportion.
S Orders Tor crfliHestrscf Packages, single TICK
sts am Sharea IN any The above schemes address
cd 10 the Undersigned viii receiyethe Tosi prompt al
ten,inn, and IN account II eaca drawing forwarded
as soon a ii isrcceiveh.
Packages Certificates and sluss Tickets for sale by
]. W. MhuRY s. &C., Managers,
July IS Richmond Virgins.
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RaDpahannock Academy,

CAROLINE COUNIf, VIRGINIA.
geo 9 BUTLER, ", prineipa;A : N RoLFs,
" A NJ, Assistant in Ancient Languages; BRlSC0E
G BALDWIN, Jr, Assistant in Mathematics and Tao
,ies
on Wednesday, the Sd Of October, and continue
until The last day of July, 1852 with week's recess
al Christmas. The school is situated In Caroline
county Virginia. abou. 10 miles blow ,h ors neEs
ofthe Richmond railroad, being entirely IN the eolnl
and removed from the ienAtatons o pubic hiaees w
N G pns R9 FL. suaas. are large
modlous and the location remarkable for health al all
esons OF the year.
The course Il instruction will embrace The Latin,
Greek and French Languages, Mathematics, an mo
hanches eta Thorough English Edueation with Draw.
log, &C. TIE assistants seiected-the first Of whom ID
lS,aduale OF oxford, England the other Of the w.
in'a Military ins'i,u,e-are young men Of high stand
tinonias Of the highest CHI acter
The terms are Tor tho session of ten months 81 so,
including Bnarl Tuition, Washing, Fuel l. Shts an
Bedding; SIS payaols In aavanse, and III. balance eli
the Let DIV Of narch Students are requested to be
pulctpa In ther attendance The st day Of the ses.
dion, Catalogues. Containing all Details will be sen,
upon application TO all who may desire them.
Post Once, Rappahannnck Academy, Caroline Coun-
", Virginia. GEO BUTLER, a ii, Principal
REFEaEs eEs:
sRsy u nenisos, Williamsburg; SWIM w
Lamb. Esq, ST w seabury,, Esq, Norfolk; .Capt
ESQ. Tallahassee. Florida; siohn L vIes.rs. ESQ.,
Colam .ps, Mississippi; Hon Batter King, Georgia;
Hon Daniel Watroas, Aiabana; .wm P Taylor,
Esd, Port Royal; Col q T Tayloc, *Dr Fairfax,
.hug FitIhush, Esq. wv Roy Mason. Esq, *Chas
Mason, sRichard II Turner, Esq, King George %Geo
VIE Wis Esq. sRobsrt Mays. i, Esq Hon WHO sh
by Newton, Westmoreand; sJohn Saunders, ESQ.,
EsseI; CDR e n Henry, Fauquier; s"r William
s,ullice, Matthew'S Coun House: sGen Lewis,
Rockingham; sDan E Gardner. ESQ, nsnrco; sCapt
Jas Maset, Southampton; Rev A shras, Georgetown,
D c; Hon Jno T I.omaI, Fredericksburg; Cal John
Gillian, DR. e H Smith, Dinwidde Court House,
and the patrons of the School generally.
Gentlemsn who either have or have had sons OF
Sudsa the Institution. Aug 2s-e9aw6w
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TO CGNTRACrORS!
Eks7sa k2JJge Railroad.

PROPOSALS will he received by the undersigned al
his office in Brook5villr AlhriGarle county, fir
pna until The st ri October next, for The
Of the tunnel through Tho tnr Ridge; together win the
deep cut ami em,nsnsn connected Herewith al eash
end.
The tunnel will be ESQ feet long, III feet wide and
% feet hgh with ditch each sides II viii slope
eastwardly al the Of Of feel TO the ne and pass
700 feet below H. top of The mountain.
Propn,is viii be received either fer tho whole or Tor
Il beng distinctly stated In this case whether
the Eastrr IN OF Western half Is bid for.
Proposers requested 10 examine the Localities re-
fore bidding and will obtain from the undersigned all
necessary Information.
The payments will he CASH with suitable resorSa
lion TIL the completion Of the contract. The best ie'
timonals, anG energetic prosecution OF the WORK.
will he expected.
Printed forms Of proposal viii he furnished on ap
pcalion To t,.a undersigned.
~ "'e'' ''"' C. CROZET,
Engineer Blue Ridg. Railroad
.rooksys, July 81, lsi9. .,,,.,h,,
The folinwng papers requested TO pnnilsh th's
notice twice week Until the LAT October neIt, ana
az nd their accounts for payment 10 j. B'o"n,Jr So
cond Auditor, Rchcand: 49,, n.,.,. O.,
n-r National futrlligencer, Union, Baltimore sun,
Ssw York Journal Of Commerce, Charleston Mercury
Georeil J"urnaI, and Railroad I,urnal, New YORK,
,vaekiv un,iI the lsi Of October. July as-ctds
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A FIRST RATE LANDED ESTATE FOR
SALE


...,s,.. r aec-e. of the County Coan OF Prince
Edward. mate n the July term !siG' We. We .o,n
uiIoncr. auonra by The decree 10 execute 's sane
viii, on WEDNESDAY, th9 .en'n NY y. 49, dny
hereafter proceed sell on the PREMISES me i.acl 81
and ref.ned To in the said DEERE, known n.y. inc
~. NJ SANDY Ford and belonging To the neirs OF I'd
ward Dllcn deceased. The land lies In the counties
of Prince Edward ard Cumberland, on bnlh sides OF me
AplonaItoI river, about ilfec mi abive The TOW m
Farmyilc ami sx.y.fro above Petersburg, ana Nn,ih
Of Iampden Sidney College about seven miles me
whole tract contains, by tae survey, i"Jil acf
which al acres low grouHfs-h i, on Tue udS "
SALE will be offered az Two distinct uae's: mt,
NAV suit the wishes Of purchasers 10 bid tor me "hos
That pirt Of the estate which lies on Inc innle i.'
VI ard side of the river contains 53 acres o. whch o
are low grnnnaa, about ~ ae,es VI rn. ,.
high LAID and 2IO acres heavily nmbetrd. ine lni,
ur1yt upon this portion conaist oil iatoe ah
commodious old fashioned dwelling house, WIN an
other necessary ana convenient pu''n.s it or ~.
parl of tns estate which Hes on the opposite slue OF e
ANN mattoY river and Is in the county oil Cuioeianu
contains 1924 acres, Of which "a! are low gfonus '"
acres Of cultivated high land, ana 20 acreso.
tmnpr.d land, The improvements on Inc CuW"e'iahu
vide consist of an overseers house, tobacco Daihs ""
house Stable aud negro quarters. ,, =, y;,,;,I,
SANDY Ford "a we'll known IN this section OF s"s'i,h
rd - sua,aliy admitted by competent judges to be
me OF lie very best estates on the appouialioA
III, well adapted the production OIL .he sts s. ="
hi. mari Of The State-cnrn wheat, oat5 anu
- ~ ,rovh ~ which tho operations oil thr riahlaiion
are row directed; but with proper htia.se'ne's -
woud mako most valuable sock lafm ~ "us ' n
manly and most pfo;i;ablp used ~ fe',,n -
We're noted for their aupeTor qualities Considered y,
such ysw The property Is 10: unworthy Of ;ae a.eh
non OF Pennsylvania aud o,hss Northern iainiet",
may he disposed 10 make Investments N ~ MA
ibs TERMS Of sale under the decree are; onc miro
cash onethrd payable In twelve months ana he ".e'
third IN Two years. Bonds, win appf"'fo s1.u''2
will be required 70, the deferred payments ana lho
lie 10 the land will retained until Tie whole Of ~"
purclase money IL paid - ,,, ., &,
Letters directed 20 ia. Il EafnSt!e, WEI ie'o' u
ten,ion, JAMES II ptLlo.. ! Com'ls
AIry.,,I Ell s UliLON,}
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NEW FALL Day GOODS
AUGUST %. 1919
Axvan n Ballard

WILL open this morning 50 packages Ct The
w following very desirable articles:
FANCY GOODS.
600 pieces Furniture and Dress Calicoes
Alpaccas, assorted; PLAIN Swiss Muslins
Gum Braces;
40 plain and embroidered white Grape Shaw.s
100 pieces Silk Habdsercbiefs
Back Stwiog Silk; Pins and Spool Cotton
Cam5rics and Jaconets;
Linen Cambria Randseichieis
Baudanna Handkerchiefs
Pain B:ac, Silks, &c, &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
Clc,hs and Cassimeres
10 bales white red AMI yellow Flannsls.
Funiue and Apron Checks
Lipseys; Sat'inents
Blue, arab, grey, black and assorted Sa,Iine's
Tw.eds; Blankets
bsacaed and unbleached Shirinss aud Sheetings
Bsached and brown Drills; Tickinss
Back aru colured Cambrics
Canton Flannel, &c, SC
Selling goods on commission, at wholesale
and rela,l W. are authorized 10 sell them al Inc
cur,ea, value al the North. We shall receive
ls-ae additional supplies weekly, and will De
arlareG 10 offer inducements 10 those in want OF
Goods Tor their own use or 10 sell again.
OWEN s. BALLARD,
DIV Coos and Commission Ware House, NO.
ian Eap. Saaare, Main Street Aug. ~
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TO MERCHANTS TRADING WITH
isniIa;tcEpslla

rg,HE Baltimore aud Philadelphia Steamboat Compa-
ny Erickson Steamboat IIne,l respectfully notify
the business public that try have made extensive ~
rinartnis for the poinp accommodation oi the tfaue
between the cities nf PhIiade!pha ami Baltimore
Merchandise, Produce, Horses, Carriages Furniture
md Gnods of all kinds transported in either dlrrc
linn daily, al 10 CENTS PER 100 POUNDS FOX
DRY GUOUs; aud HARDWARE, ONLY HALF THE rKieE
charged nv other Zines. Produce and coarse articles ri
prnroiliouahy less rates. Receipts given 10 forward
Dry Goods and Hardware through from Philadelphia TO
Richmend Or P,ter,5M,g, for 4lesais per lOupounds
Goods licm Philadelphia are forwarded 10 ~
places South and West of Baltimore, with atten-
lion ana care and without any charge whatever Ior
commissions or compensation III any shape. Apply al
10 South Wharves, Philadeiphln,t 10
a. GROVES, Jr., Agent.
Goods ars in sr manner received II Baltimore, f"r.
yardcd Philadelphia and thence TO places north anu
east OF that city, IN the most careful manner, without
any charge for omms-inns a. either end al the hne.-
Apply in baltimore, at No 5 Light street. 10
J. ALIEN SHRlVER, Agent.
Persons wi,lin. avail themselves at the facilities
Of this line are ccfuy requested Ia give positive
aud explicit cr:cans have their goods sent 10 TIE
above ramei Agents of tho Erickson SeaInhoat Lime.
Letters po, paid, addressed 10 either Of The above
Agents promptly attended 10, inquiries answerss' ana
any desired information given.
lJ-CIaHit
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WILL COMMENCE on the il TUESDAY III October AL
w roHtEu. iDir iajs
FIRST DAf--TrEsuAY-A ss"rrpstakc fnr ) year
old c;a and iiileys-s loo sntranrr SO "r"'t-a m''o
h. as To name aai close Isl day III septenber-ho"
subscribers:
or Hare catrrS ch e, by Boston dam Canary.
James Tally enters {, ny orator, dam Sarah Wish
ingiGn.
4 h Williamson enters cf.. nut coli by Trustee.
cG Green enters cEesnut col, by Trustee, aa",
Mucklr John.
SECOND DhI-WEpsgspsY-fwJ RACES,
FRS, Eacr-Joskt: Ginb Purse, mile heats
Second Race, game dIy-A swer?stase Tor . year 'u
COILS and ir,a that !el won racc--inie neat,
81, rutraaso - ioflei-3 Te 40 niIhc raec-inr
P,om.rtor to AID 81 Goirso ranc AMI t."se lSt dag
THIRD DAY-'ruunsn.r-rwo RAcrs.
First Racr-JmAey ,ina purs- 3 mile heats.
SECOND Rae, sane day-A swrepstake iof = y'aL
old colts aud iillcys--singe mic--J entrance ma.
Gorlct-t.es az mere IL make raee-'o MANS ann
close 81 day cf Sepl-nherths Proprietor 10 add ~ u''
lai5. - ..
FOURTH pAY-FHp.Y--A Swrspstake for ayeai
ODDS until Do NILE hrlis-3O dollars entrance nan
forfri,-io name aud n.c Isl day al september.
l;y order al the President.
Inn, aa.cw:,m w. HANCOCK, SECRETARY
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u,,,I sfocs, or Feather, &c

,sJuE subscriber Is now IN receipt ot pofon oi NJ
4 Fan supply OF FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
LEATHER FINDINGS &c selected ana Purcn"ssh
v him self al The North the most advantageous terms
Ilis assortment embraces every article usually KEEP ~
w,il furnished leather cstaoiis hmsa; ana IN variety
nua,ty and price Will Compare with any stosk r'e'
,rnupht 10 this niarkrt--to wit: OAK ana iieh."'A
Tanned Sole Leather. bellows, Band aud Lace Lea
tbrr harness. Bride and Skt'ns Leather, kusset a'h
Wu,rd Upper Leather, Kip Ssius, cordsvan ana soi
lar Leather, Hog Skins, Welt aud ihstrp l.-athei
chase and Bag Hides, Curtain, Top, Dash ana step
Leather Enamel for Coach Top and Fancy Co'ors, ~
nanurd Leather, French, English and American al
skin, Ffeuch German and American Patent lratir' .
Tampica and French Mornrco French :nd English hi'
l,ca B,onze and Fancy co!ored Buck and Seal SKINS,
Fancy Leather Lining aud Binding skins. Coarh AZ"
Rnnf Roapes Chamois Skiyers, sheep SKINS, OF
trrreh and English satin FraDcai-, English LhshE.'
French SIX lac.s, Calloons, Boot webb ana Cora
t,n,I S,,es Harness, shoe and Patent FRrrads, ''n
,rvisf French Closing and Sewing Silks, Vafhish1s,
Rmse,a RI lies, Avis, B0ot Hooks XII rlies, niis7
psner Hammers. PnceIs. Punches, Ni2pers, Shoe ann
u Iyripr KNIVES Rasps, Peg Breaks, ant feg+ni MI
Sues Rub stones. Shoulder and Size stieks Clamp
and crimpne boards, Lasting Tacks, Hub MAI =
Kinds and Tacks Gum Arabic and Tragacinih. ho"'
and Shne Trees Llsis with fu'l assoIlmsEi OF shoe
max, ana Crnirrs' Tools, Tanners on, &C. ~
which he respectfully n.tcs the attention 81 MS cas
,o,nsrs aud the pghic. JAS. q. WATSON,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Leather, sc, lun 81,
Between .lain and Cary Streets Richinonn' w
An, cT-rSd3n.
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LOTTERIES
T. "A IN = Cs FIG d sEfce
ON FnIIRrEENru SIRFrr.

4 Nm EOUkl ~ y KEEL, JpIer The Err HAM
" Hotel, Richm"ni, Virginia
Drawn Nos of Mnnnnga.la LOTTERY No In3 Aupna, 81
" IS 2u 81 81 BIZ 80 n o &, - n
Whnlr Ticket Nos III 81 73, miz. of suO sent 10
This ,fiice.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, No 81. Angus: 81:
10 i6 - 81 ~ So - a. ~ i 9 III.
Whole Ticket. Mad - 50. unnti,e. ,rixr nr elem
Draw No. nc Sussex i.ait.ry, Ezra No H. aur .:
- 4. Al G:i s. III s. g. 7 In - III q
li.awn Nos u: N"n'ng III, Lottery M a. Au. IS:
"a 81 "A - - IS II - Gs ID 81 H.
70 Ne nRiWN THIS DAY.
TUESDAY-The VirglnIa Munrneal,. Lottery. Class
No IO4-rapitals: OF Sl"OOO, 4 dga ~ Of l0,,. &C
IS Nos. - drawn. iickels s5-sharcs in proportion
WEDNESDAY-'rnr Delaware Stale r.oue,y. Class
No. 35--Capiials: ST., &c., I3,OOu 1890 5000 8 SO,
80 o, 49, 20Oi, % OF 900, &c 10 Nos. IA drawn
Tickets slU--sharps IN proportion.
TuUR5DAY-rhe Virginia Mouonra,ia Lottery.
Glass No. lp5-Capitals: s2OUO0, a,nuO, &C Is Sos,
10 drawn. Tickets s5--slaIrs in piopurt,on.
GSy- Orders tor packages, cerIincates az uuck3pr.
tickets shares the above or in any Of Mau
~ s. Co.'S Lotteries, (of which there are drawing.
every day prices varying from 81 10 $40 Tor tckas
williecriye the mosI prompt attention. and thr draw
lngs forwarded Immediately to d.lan adventures
whom requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond. Va.
AZ Rscollect No .3-"Thsrs'sIu luck in odd numbers
savs Rory O'Hore F" Aug 81
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IT0REY's oFFlcE, No. lol. East Main

Tothose who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again.
Two more of them prizes at HURLEi's.
Dawn Mos. Mononsalia, No. l0i, August lSlt:
% 10 GO 81 10 10 l3 Is d 46 20 30 ~;
Drawn Nos. Sussex LOTTERY, So Angus 2t
4l457 81 81 80 % 2i A . 81 81
Dawn Nos Monongalia Lo.e,y, lt2 Aug u:
Is "a IA % Al 20 70 80 :s % 10 ?: FL 50
Whole Ticket q 20 IS returned, aud 26 49 ~
soll ard paid BY HURLEY.
' A prize OF $3.50 a, HURLEY'S.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, 3D. August . !:
Is 10 80 so co ga % IA 81 80 3 az 10 80
Whole Ticket 8 10 SO, $3.50. returned BY
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia, l03, August %:
All IS 90 so 81 36 SO 81 8 65 Is 10
Another Prize at HURLEYS.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, So August "a:
49 l6 50 81 "a SO 80 AZ 80 Q GA =.
Hal Ticke, 8 l6 80 returned, Two Prizes sold
ty HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Sussex, ,0l Extra. Aasost %:
- Al Al s. SIS &C SO 40 7 50 % 81
Tickets 8 40 A, and 30 S., two Pfi2ss SOD
Whole Tickle, % 6s ts, prize OF $1,000; DO
returned by HURLEY.
TUEsDAY-Capi,als: 4 Of 10000. 400,
% ntl COO Sc. 7a Nos, - drawn. Tickets IS.
WEnNESDAY-Ca Capitals: S35. 600, $4,000,
10000, 5000, $500, 20 OF 1000. &c. 10 Nos,
"a drawn. Tickets $40.
HURLEY offers for sale this weeE, sets in the sio
Nous little Suall F, Lottery, Class No. iol Extra
Z. 10 Capital. Tickets 81. Packages 50 7o-waraht-
!! to draw back S. 90 al ieastmaking the risk on IN
sn,lre package only So rs. All persons 10 want OF
money are requested 10 call At HURLEY'S, who're for
small investme aIs largo tuiuIns generally made
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land EQR SAIE

10y virtue az decree pronounced By the County
ID Court OF Prince Edward, We shall proceed 10 sell.
10 the highest bidder, tho premises, IN TUESDAY
the lsth dav at september next, that valuable Tract o
Land belonging the Estate Of James u Wood, de-
ceased, and lying on the waters OF Bush River and
Evans Creek-conlaining, by recent survey, 7eOi
acres This tract lies ano two miles from The locJied
line Of the Richmond aud Danvl,lr G7raad, and about
nine miles from Prince Edward Cont house, anu IL
j,I.uy considered OF tlr mos; valuable tracts oil
land in this whole section Of country.
The improvements ai- excellent, Consisting oil :ree
two story dwelling hoase good gfanlfy ana ten f""d
tobacco houses and ucr out hOu-esaHd ne Tract Gun
laIps scni atopoftion oil wood iiid aEd low Is"uad-
and very :r,. prap"linn sf Geii rnpr"vs' t"oacc''
lois Persons wishing 90 make ing-s;ilrs.; III iahi
would do wt rylinn. ihr premises, witch WIZ br
shown 10 any hy Gather Of The commissioners, or ~
Sir Harris wl:G lives The place ~ II Ii sonsiefeu,
perhaps Tie best tract ot Land ol lis size IN tue county
Full pc session viii be- gwen ire 1t 81 January
next the purchaser having tho privilege uf seeding Il
crup Of wheat aier the sale.
J'ERiS-Thc above laGd being sold for DIVISION
among the ..n.res nne-fonrh Of lie purchase money
viii be .rcnire IN 6ass, bond With god scourit.
tgr al twelve months, and hearing interest i, tGr
day oil SALE and tho balance payable In three euli an,
nua in t:imen,s-ihs purchaser siyiEs bond IN good
security and the lille he Withheld until The whole o
the prc .se money shall have been pad, ana iia pnr
ellarr payin. III. iGles on said land rom thr tine o
possession ut the same jUuN SILL,
ALBERT G GREEN,
NATli'L ID PRICE.
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Alexandria Academy.

bOANDING SCttOOL.
THE Tall term Of this Institution will
4 Monday, September Sd, ISi9. The course of
study embraces the different branches Of complete
English Education In connection with the Ltiin,
Greek, French and Spanish Languages, aud a iul
course in Mathematics.
Regular Courses of Lectures on Natural Philosophy.
Chemistry and Astronomy, are delivered 10 the stu
dents during the year. These Lectures are fully IL
lustralrd by means Of 4 Complete set Of apparatus.
All the branches are taught In as practical manner
as possible, and every faculty afforded the student
so US 10 secure rapd advancement aud thorough m
structon.
The Surveying Glass is frequently exercised In sur
veyng, laying OUT and dividing land, taking heights
and distances, &c &c by which means they becoInr
fully competent TO perform the duties Of asTveyor,
10 enter engineer corps.
The Astronomical Class have access to large teles
eope Of high magnifying power, and on suitable even
ings, make observations The plane s. fixed stars,
AMI the other celestial bodies.
Those studying the French and Spanish Languages,
have the advantage Of daily conservation win iie
teacher who resides In the family, and become able
not only to translate those languages, bur TO speak
them W ith grace ard huency.
TERMS:-For Board, Washing, Fuel, Light, with
Tun la L1tin, Greek aud Mathematics, Sl50 per an
num- payable qusrteIy in adv nce the quarters consist
OF ele ver-and a-half weeks each.
Tuition In French or Spanish, St per quarter extra.
Students may enter al any tme and pay from the time
Of their entrance.
Il. T.. DROCkETT, Principal.
Alexandria, Virginia, August li-clHSdlI
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stratIem's Otstce.

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RICH
~ MONp, VIRGINIA
l.ol alithe world say what they can
For selling Psizes. STATIONS the man
Drawn Nos nf MnnonRala Lottery, No lO3 August u:
/? rs 90 50 81 &c So 81 Q IS % "a
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No 80 August a:
40 l6 10 81 "a - 80 d. - S 9 Cd
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Ezra, No laI Aug d:
90 40 A c. IS f6 81 40 2 TO u CT 9
Ticket. Nos ~ 10 4a) Three more sold aud paid
Ticket, Nos a. so 81 by
Ticket, Nos - % So SFRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monorg lila Lottery, M u, August o5:
% 81 d 20 - IA II SIS to 20 IS 10.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh
80 coo DOLLARSi- DOLLARS!
acknowledgements Lottery, No. lui-cap;tals:
OF s0UGO $780, 20 Of 1900, &C. rs Nos, ll drawn,
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters a5
81 COG DOLLARSl-l30 900 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, No as Capitals:
$25 G0, IL 900, ,0G2 $3.50, OO 81 Of uG0 Us
Nos IA drawn. Ticses sl0; halves 5; quarters 50.
Osdsrs or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
siase TiSkets in alllhe Lotteries Will be promptly al
ten1ed 10, and drawings sent WHEN requested pleass
addfsEs ordersto N STRAI'rON,
Aug q Richn,unh. w
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THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE AGA
nEMy


THE 6rst sesson OF this Institution will commence
on Monday The lst af OCtober 1885, and will close
on the Isl day OF July 1851. To combine thorough
English Education, with practical knowledge OF
some Of The Modern Languages, has been the aim OF
most institutions Of this They have often sue
ceeded in the former, but rarely in the latter ona
and habi:ul practices is necessary 10 tLr perfect haste
ry OF any foreign Language. 1ne Principal Of This In
sllgton hopes TO suc.eed In uatiHg both these "b
lects, "
The English course of study will be as thorough as
that pursued in any other Female Academy in this
any other State. Experienced cad well qualified
teachers will be selected without regard To expense
An exclusive chemical apparatus will be mne daley
procufed for the use OF the institution
The French Language being the native tongue OF lbS
Principal, his assistant teachers speaking sfcnsh. and
the servants OF the establishment being NATIVES VI
France, the voting ladIes boarding with him, will, of
L0eessty be compelled 7" speak French. II wili he
the only language spoken In the family TIE aast ro
rental care will be taken of the Young ladies' iivinS
With strict discipline will surround them; they Will ha
treated IA members of his own family 10 avoid extra
charges, the terms will he as follows:
For Tuition in the French Language, and in all
The English branches, Books, stationery, Board,
Washing. Fuel, Lights, &c, &c, S2fu
For any additional Languages, ~
For Music on the Piano or any other instruments,
with sheet music and uso OF the na;rumehis, IS
Day scholars, who vii! furnish their Own sheet
music, will paw for musc e.
French Language, 10
Any additional Language ~
Fer English branches IL under ten, ~
From ten to thirteen inclusive, W
Over thirteen, ~
Day scholars will furnish their own books Pay.
Inc for the first half Of the course viii be expected
In advances The residue by the LIST Of March No pupil
will be admitted for less than q half course.
All letters previous to The 18th OF September should
be addressed 10 ColaEel Robert McCandiish Pesi-
dent Of tho Board of Trustees, and after that lmr 10
HUBERT P LEFEBVRE,
Auo prinrinal a William sburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
HANOVER

DURSUANT TO a decree OF The CIfcul ShpeTinr
Court Of Law and Chancery for the COUNTY OF Han.
over, pronounced the lih day of October, 1915. IN
the case Of Talafrrro, &c, against oliver, &C., the
undersigned, Cunmi ssioner, VIII proceed 10 sell at the
Fountain Inn, the residence Of lr ChIIle, Mallory
in the cuuay Of Hanover, Saturday, The l5h day Of
September if fair, II not. the mex: TAR day there
after sunday excepted, a Tract ol Land, Containing
two hundred and eighty i've and three quarter acres,
very heavily m5ered with Pine and OAK adjoining
The lands Mr. Samuel Davis and others
The above Tract will he sold upon credit OF FIX.
Twelve and eighteen months; the purchaser 10 give
bond with approved security and the iitlr To be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money IS paid
Auu al-wtLs AB TfMBERLAhE, Gum'f.