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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
dissolution.

rI,E Co partnership heretofore existing between me
L Subscribers, under the firm Of WIN. ANDERSON
q co. Is by mutual consent this day dissolved. Ei'nef
marty viii use the name of the firm In liquidation. All
ne rsons indebted TO the concern will please make
prompt payment, and thuse having claims against US
viii prese nj the for settlement al our oice, corner oil
'''''' 'A' =" WM ANDERSON, IT.,
lanes A. TRTCE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
rIrTy NEGROES FOR SALE.

Ivy vi,tue Of a Deed of Trust, executed to the uh
- drisigaed by Redmun Bunn iof certain pu'po,e.'
a,.u h. anId on tine Oh day of October ncIi al $50
s;o,e ,lno: or Bum & knight nj Rocxy Mount, sa.h
county, North Carolina orr mile from the WHINING
Ton aud Raleigh haiiroad, my oda lissy y%"n
anon Them ,wo good carp.n;ers- hiso my shares
81 800 in m. Wilmington and Ralei: n Railroad
,fr"a ,, ~. r KNIGHT, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

NEW FALL AMI WIN l En- oOODo.
WE have received, by The packets Merchant, Rich
w mend, Memenio and Virginia, from New York.
one hundred and len packages OF srasonable DRY
GOODS compnsin. very large and choice assortment
Of sssy ye .nf h 10 oIs n na o. as A"
Extra super black and fancy coored Cloths and cas.-
ineres; heavy fulled Cloths
Safiinels; leans; Kersey; Tweeds;
i, 1 and A. plaid Lnssys and CoTdova plains
ke,i, white, yellow and green FIanne:s, plain and
twilled; real WEIGH, Sa1ony and i.amartine Gauze
and ca French Fiannels, silk and wool, for ladies
and children
Whitney, Dufil, twilled and MacAlnaw Blankets
Woollen, Velvet, Cashmere, Tollrnct and Valencia
Vestings; rich gureda and plain silk and satin Vest
ings; rich Brocade Silks, Satin and SATIN rurc
Small figured ami GIasce Silks and Marceline
Wide and medium black silks for dresses and mantil-
las; embroidered Filet Gloves and Mts
Lislc Thread and Cotton Thread
Embroidered, hemstitched and plain Linen Cambria
Handkerchief; Thread Laces
Edelngs and Insertings; Valsncisnnes do
Lisle Laces; EdgIngs and Insertings
Cambria and Swiss do
Mourning and fancy plaid Gingham. and Calcoes
French, English and American habit and furniture do
Furniture and garment Dlmity and Skirts
IRISH Linens; Lawns and Linen Cambhcs
Table, Daulask and Diaper Napkins
Doylies and Wine Cloth
Tailelon, striped aud plaid Muslins and Cambrics
Fancy silk and Li,e nets for Capss Collars and Man
tls; super black Bombazine and Alpaca, all qualities
Changeube, plain plaid and striped Luslres
A splendid assortment Of plain French and English
Merino; Cashmere dc E'Cfossr
Mouslin de Lanes and Carendons -
Embroidered, plaid and striped Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons; silk, velvet and worsted Trimmings. Frinees
Cords, &c
Embroidered Capes, Collars and Cuffs
Kid Gloves and Mtts;
SILK merino lambs wool, Moravian and Cotton Hose
complete assortment Of ladies' and gentlemsn'S SILK,
worsted, lambs wool and cotton under garments, all
prices
Akron and Furniture Checks and Plaid Domestcs
Carpeling printed and green Baze and Rugs
E. tnI rhSH
tics and Oznaburgs, from the hest manufactures In
the country.
Country Merchants will find very choice assort
meut Ia select from. Our Goods are all purchased
with cash, and will be found reasonable In price, Fa
miles in town and country are Invited to examine our
stock We them 10 be Of tbs latest Styles and
cheap Ourterms are cash, or city acceptances
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
Sept. l4-dhc2aw3w 2H Broad street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
VALUABLE LAND at AUCTION.

VALUABLE LAND At AUCTlUN.
WILL. be S ID on The premises, on TUES
w DAY, The IL day OF October, immed,-
alr. alter inc sale oil Mr. Jos. Il. Colqnns
Farm, on Derp Run Turnpike, lhiny.nine ana
ball acres oil valuable Meadow Land, af!oin-
ing Inc said C,lqalt's uac. Of land on The ives
,e,o side. and fronting on The said Turnpike, 10!
mcrly the properly OF John B. Pfenis, deco,
Said Land is .: clay bottom and well adapted
70 The growth OF g:ass, bling we'll sci IN efass at
his line, AMI b,i1g oay ?. miles fem 'hr ely
would sui. any oac doiag business in Richmond
and wishing residence IN the country, aud IS
n,o,, admirably located toI daiFy farm. Terms
M. 4 I'm IVA al the sale
pULLIAM g. SLADE, Auclioncsrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
NEW STORE.
Fresh Fail Goods.

DUDLEY JOHNSTON have opened then
- store, No ITO Main Street, first door above
Messrs. Mitchell & Tyler, where lhty have t.
ceived by The latest arrivals from New loln'
Philadei, h;a aud Baltimore, large aad genera
assortment OF Staple aud Fancy pfy uooeI'
adapted 10 the Fall aud Winter Trace, 10 "h'."
they respectfully invite the attention VI i
friend, and the pubic generally, assuring them
, ,ass '"e'' vs. N>'''' Sept24
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO F 0 Il Il L S.
NO Risk. No Experiment,

ID II. TAYLOR has constantly on hand large as
soTtment OF NUNN'S & CLARK'S PIANOS,
which he invites persons to call and examine for
themselves, as he Is confident they will find them
EQUAL, if not SUPERIOR, TO any other PIANO.
The length of time the manufacturers have been ell
gagged in the business, (say thirty years. together
with Tho pledge, that if any Instrument does not
prove represented, will be exchanged the mo-
ney refunded is guarantee that there be no
disappointment
These PIANOS are made with particular reference
to their keeping In tune, most desirable object, as
good tuners seldom met with. They have the me-
ialic plate, TOGETHER WITH THE ALL-iMPoRT-
ANT BRACE, so very essential u square Pianos.
Messrs. N. were the first to apply this improve.
ment. These Instruments need only to be seon and
heard 20 be admired.
P TAYLOR keeps constantly on hand general
assortment of Musical Instruments, and Guitar and
Vic In Strings, Of the best quality.
Guitars made by the celebrated c. F. Martin.
Piano Forte and Music Store, loo, Main Street, orpo
site the Banks. sent IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
a,n-Parfnershin.

u,HE undersigned have formed Co.Par,ner.
shin under the name and style Of DUDLEY
4 JOHNSTON, Tor the purpose OF conducting
= general DRY GOODS business
They have taken The store No Ito, Main street,
mex, door above Mcssrs Mitchell & Tyler, and
viii open about the 20,h inst, with almost an
entire Nee Stock Of Goods, when they will De
pleased 10 see their friends and the public gene
rally. THOMAS 1onMSr.oN
Send-c2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
NOTICE.

DESTROYS of winding up my business. all persons IN
debted TO me by bond, notes or open account, wiz
nsase make early payment 10 myself, or Mr. James A.
rrcs who il alone authorized 10 grant receipts IN ~
name Those To whom | may be indebted, VIII he
nrased to leave their either with hun or my
self for liquidation. VIM AND6noo>' -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
ID T. u gg L,
J..

TINE firm OF BRIDGES, MCKINNEY &
i Co, is this day dissolved by ANNUAL con-
srnl. The name OF the concern will be nsed by
ether partner in liquidation. Being anImns TO
wind up our affairs, We earnestly request all
persons indebted 10 us 10 make early payment,
and those having claims against US will present
them for ss.lsmeni.
= JAMES r. BRIDGES.
PETER d. MCKINNEY.
JAMES B. DUPUY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
4 {, A X ID

A N impression has prevailed TO some extent,
n as nave been informed, that intended 10
DISCONTINUE my School, 10 consequence OF re-.
cent a,ack of sickness.
lake This method Of informing my irieIds, 10
and on, OF the city, that have returned lone
in good health, and have made every preparation
for re-opening my School on the Isl OF October,
for the reception OF even larger number OF
Boarders and Day Scholars than could be ac-
commodaled last session.
Semi 25-dHc2W MOSES D, HOGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
OiIice orc. w PurelI u 60.

D. PAINE s. &C MAAGERS,
RICHMOND VlRGlth.
TIME o,,sntion of adyenlrers isalled 10 the con-
i linued success which attends those who buy
their Tickets in Lotteries unsr the lnngemen o. the
old and popular house of /. phE & co. They
continue to send more larseprizes Richmond man
All other homogeneous togetrr. T Capital of Sao,-
ooo and IS 900, and o number OF .aller ones, from
500 to 100, sent last month and oOO, e6Ouo, 25,.
0OO, D. ,oO0 Of 20OUO, and Of $780, have all been
sen, 10 this office in PAINES Lottcs within The past
,,,,n v,,. See the following hriht Schemes; and
TO Obtain prizes be particular to bnyaiNES Tickets
which can be had by sending oraaG Us.
"''''" c. W. PUELL & CO.,
Or, D. PAINE CO.,
Riaond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
FALL SUPPLY.

BOUTS, SHOES, hats ANU lhoNho.
THE subscriber Is now receiving his Fall supply of
4 Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C., comprising one Of the
best and largest Of almost every article
adapted the he has before offered To the
public and being determined TO sell cheap tor cash or
10 pnnctua customers, asks the attention Of country
merchants and dealers generally to his stock believing
that upon examination they will find II TO their interest
to make their bills. Among his assortment will be
found the following kinds:
Mems coarse peggrd No. Brogans, 9to IA
Mems coarse pc. sed No.2 krogans, $40 IL
Mems coarse begged No. Brosans, 6tn il
Mems coarse pegsed No. Brogans, 6to II
Mems lined ana bound pee'd kip Mol Brosans, 10 10
Mems lined and hound pes'd kip No. Brogans, TO II
Mems lined and bound peg'd kip No Bsogans TO II
Mems fine cali pegged aud sewed BroganI, $40 l2
Mems fine calf peRg1d and sswed Brogans, 6to II
Mems coarse pegsed Boots nf every description and
price, sizes, to II, Sto IL, and 6io d.
Mems coarse sewed Boots, Ito ll-something really
hard 10 beat.
Genlismrn's calf sewed and peggod Bools-some-
thing very nice and good.
Grntlrnen's Napoleon Boots-something cheap and
good Tor the Winter.
Gentlemen kip regfed Boots, 6 to II, and TO la,a
fret rate article.
Childrens, Misses aud Boys shoes, Of overy Kind
and price
Sole Leather. Of every quality.
Shoe Thread, Backing. &c.-ali purchased this
FALL and direct from tho factories. call Is all that is
wanted 10 insure sales.
Sept. 20 JUDAH MYERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
100000 SALE OF VIRGINIA G PER
CENT STOCK.

CEALED proposals endorsed Estate Loan"
- and addressed to the Board of Public
Works, will be received at this office until ~
O'Clock, Nj. Of Monday, The 18th of October
next, for 300 900 Of Loans 10 the State oil
Virginia, carrying interest at tho rate OF six
per cer,um per aunum, payable at the public
Treasury, on the lst day Of January, and LIST
day Of July in each year, irredeemable for 90
years, and afterwards to be redeemed at the
pleasure of the General Assembly.
By order of the Board of Public Works.
BROWN, Jr., End Auditor.
2nd Auditors Office, 25th Sept, ls49
The National Intelligencer, Union, Baltimore
Sun and New York Journal of Commerce, will
publish daily until 18th October, and send bill
10 the 2nd Auditor.
Sept 26-dtl5th Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
GRAND SCHEMES FoDCTOBER.

s5O. 900, OF la,5Oo, 100 of 10. 60 Of 1000.
srsauehanna Lottery, Class Nd5, TO 10 drawn
at Baltimore, Wednesday, October 1917. 10 NOS, IL
Capitals:
/ prize Of $,o,gVu ieo ps % S' ooo
Tickets Sic; halves &; Gters q.
Certificate If a package Of Who S2ai-shares in
!. proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

THE subscriber, in his own name, will lEans.
i &C, Commission Business, AID pay paui-
culsr attention 10 The sale Of every description
OF produce, and pledges HIN sell that every excr-
tion shall te used TO give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor him with heir business.
tie will Keep constantly on haod mass and
slick Lieotice 81 every quality, which hs will
sell on as favorable terms Is il can be bought 10
The Guy.
Cine iot the presen, at the old stand CT
Bridges Mok'Sney u Co., ucar Shockoe Ware
house. JAMES Il BRIDGES.
Ocl i-t,d&,4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
READ e. BAKSDALES,
G. commission Merchants,

RICHMOND, va.
OFFICE in front building, Shockoe Ware
" house. N C READ,
E NJ BARKSDALE.
June 30-c6m G r BARkSDALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, NEGROES
ANN CIlTrETS

PURSUANT 10 tho will Of Dabney Waller, dcceas'
ed, will be sold, At public auction al Cedar roin.,
his late resiuence In the county ot %
Negroes cnpsstin. Of the usual variety the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture; Plantation Utensils, In
Guiding two OK Carts, good Wagon, good single
horse Carriage; the stock OF Horses, Cattle hogs ana
Sheep; the crops Of Corn, Oats, Tobaccn, &C.; and
let OF land containing 2l5 being the lower part
of the Cedar Point Estate. 49, .
The sale win commence on TUESDAY, tue Both cf
October II fair il not the first good day Thereafter,
and continue from day 10 day until completed.
The land viii BE- sold on the first day of the sale
The Negroes Will be sold The first day Of Novtm
ber If fair i not, the first good aay .nereaiei ,,
Cedar Point is situated on North Anna River, about
three miles South Of New Market, and eight nllies
North West from Beaver Dam Depot, Louisa Raiiroad)
Any one wishing TO view the premises, Will apply TO
myself, living adjacent.
TERMS-1he Negroes will be sold for cash The
land will he sold on II months credits the purchaser
.ivn, bond aud approved security, and the title re-
tained until the purchase money Is paia. Az othef
purchases of SlU, and less, WIN be required IN cas
for all sums oversize, bonds on demand WIN approved
srcurity will be required, but the interest remtrd
paymenl be made within II months from The day 81
sale. no property is to be removed untii me Terms al
sale are compiled sseen wn Of p,Duey wass
Sept a5-cw4w
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND FARM
NEAR THE UNIVERSITY FOB SALE.
ny virtue of a Deed of Trust, bearing tate the 10Th
ID Of February, 1880, and admitted To record IN inc
office of AlbenlaIl- County Cont on the 2ad ot The
same month from John NJ. Perry and wife To the IN.
drrsianed and Peachy L. Glmsr, who is since dead,
shall on Tuesday, the 18th day Of November next al
twelve O'clock upon the premises, SELL ut Iolic anc
on TO the highest bidder, for ready money al that
tract mr. MARCEL of land in the county Of Albemarie,
described In the said deed bounded by the lands Of
Jesse Lewis, Reuben Maury, james WiddeIlrIc, and
the University Of Virginia, win the exception oi ol'
hundred and six acres, which has been since released
The quantity TO he SOLD hundred and ioryio {
acres, more or less, with its appurtenances
IT. at the time appointed for The sale, the "ealneI
.hod he such in the opinion of the undersigned AZ 10
MAKE il improper 10 sell, The sale wi he adJnhrhea'
from day 10 day the hour, un u sna DC COM
peted EpmoHD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
Peter Spiiinan, DR.,
MERCHANT T.7YLOR.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.

Fourteenth Stree, Richmond Va.
HAS on hand superior assortment OF French
IL and English Goods, Of the latest and newest
styles, adapted TO ii. trade, all OF Which will be
made up 10 order, al short notice, and in man'
ner moi to be surpassed by any establishment, ia
the United States. He respectfully sol.cils
hare OF public patronage. Sept ~ -Gl2!
TURKEYS OFFIC e, NO. iuI, Eas MAN
Il Street.
To,hOse who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "comc try againn,
Drawn Nos. of SIS ex Lottery, No. Is, Sepem-
Der 2l;h-Lowest Prize S..
"a 80 5 l6 So G3 Al So IS 2 % 8.
Drawn Nos. OF Moroneaia Lottery, No. ZIG,
September 25h--Laxest Prize SIS.
II 734 30 81 IS % l6 II Is 10 &c As 81 80.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, No. 80,
September 26th-Lnwcs; Prize $40.
309755 | % Is l6 6 63 81 20 IS s.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia Lottery, No. Ill.,
September 27lh-Lowesi Prize S..
72757 So "A 81 q 73 SO % Al.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, No. GO, Sep
TENDER 28h-Lowest Prize "a.
~ So 20 IA SO 40 81 ID 81 10 So 7 81.
Drawn Nos. OF SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, No. no.
September 29;h-Lowes Prize ST..
~ 8 az 81 80 Al IL az So 40 s 10.
Ticket, Nos. Is l9, sold and paid by
HURLEY.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
TUESDAY S24 099, 10000, 8,
coo, 5000, $500, 1924, 5 OF |, 100 &c. - Nos.
IA drawn. Tickets SIS.
HURLEY offers for sale. hs week tic kets IN the glo
rons little 'Smdll Fry'' Lottery, Class No. lls-
81 900 Capital. Tickets ST. Packages IS '5-warfant
cd TO draw beck So Oh al discriminating the risk on an
entire package only s. a.. All persons in want oil
money requested to call AT HURLEY'S where for
small investments large returns are generally made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
A TEACHER WANTED

A TEACHER WANTED
A our present Teacher, Mr. VIM NJ. Anderson, can
n not remain with another year, for reasons Of
controlling character, in no wise CONNECTED with Tie
School, We desire 10 employ another For one OF I'M
exceptonoble moral character. and undoubted Quaih
cations az Classical and Mathematical Teacher 3
salary Of $500 ani BOARD will be given. None need
apply without evidence Of these qualifications.
HILARY HARRIS,
II. /. HOPKINS,
Get. a-3W3w Near PoYhalan Court aouso.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
ga 600 o 600. II.Oi. 5.495

SusQuehanna LOTTERY, CIass y u, 20 DC u1I""
Wednesday, October 3lst, lS49 Nos, 10 drawn
Capitals:
: - % mn d. l,0nO
ii QUO 20 $50
Tickets $40; halves s; cutters SO.
or Orders meet our usual propt attention. .oI
Tickets In the above, orin any otlf Loueiy drawing
daily (pricc of Tickelsfrom togo under our ma
ageTne nj address US, or CN.PohCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE & CO., Rhniond, SlfeiniA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
PERUVIAN GUAEO.

-~r TONS daily expected. Farmers wishing
70 10 use this valuable article This Fall would
do we'll TO make early application. For sac by
Sept. % -c3t HUGH ", Fni'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
FALL SUPPLY.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
AND DYES, &c.,
WHOLESALE AND RET IL, BY
Pc YTON JOHNSTON,
ID ruggIs
lis MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
THE saoscribcl is daily expectation OF re-
j ceivins, BY The several arrivals from The
Northern Giles, his excessive annual supplies OF
flesh DRUGS. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS,
PERFualERIES and FANCY ARTICLES,
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES oil every kin,
WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS. &c, &c,
all of which are OF the very best qualify lhe
market aiIolds, and having been selected with
especial reference 10 purity, they can be recon-
mended with confidence 10 those requiring
them, either by wholesale or retail, and on The
mos, reasonable terms.
Country Merchants, Physicians, Planters, and
all oilers in want, will find 10 their interest TO
examine his STOCK, which will be found extensive
and complete. P. JOHNSTON,
Sept. 5 Druggist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

DOTAToE ONION.-I have few bushels
( OF this Superior ard prolific On,on ioI sale.
sept, 7 H. BALDWIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
HnpaRTNEPSHIP

TINE subscribers under the firm oil McklN.
i NEY s. DUPUY, viii continue The Gene.
raj Commission Business, al the Old stand VI
BRIDGES, MCKINNEY g. CO, aud solicit
continuance OF The patronage bestowed upon their
predecessors. They proms. s;rict attention
10 The sale oil Tobacco, -Four, Wheat. Corn, &c.
P. D. MCKINNEY y i'll give his undivided at
ien,iuu 10 sales OF Tobacco, as heretofore. Lib
eral advances made on produce in hand
P. D. MCKINNEY.
Ocl. Id l,&o4t ]. B. DUpCY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

Il Brilliant Sciems for III Ootober
$4,000, 3 Vi 10000, + d lNO. IL OF 5000.
100 oil 900
Grand Consolidated Lottery, CaNo. AZ, 10 be drawn
Saturday, October 27 lS4s, at Banore' 70 Nos'' Id
drawn.
Grand Capital
, ,,;z. IF sGu.uuO IL ne Of 5000
a 10000 100 70 i,OD0
q &c I0'OG0 1854 go
Tickets SEQ, halves l0narters S.
Certificate Of package Of Whes $26o-shares III
proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
THE RICHOND ENQUIRER.
D1"TERIES.
u. " NsaurH a. Cn.

ca NAGE RS.)
SUCCESSORS j. &. GREGORY g. co,
OFFICE, |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MONDfginia.
VIRGINIA MQSGaLIA LOTTERIES FOR OC.
TOBER, ls49.
Virginia Lott. No. len, TO be drawn Saturday,
October eth, le45 Nos Ia drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
benjamin. giake NlinO

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE NO. 3, LAW BUILDING, Richmond, VIZ
~ pipia. sept. S-d&c2aw3w
A TEACHERS SITUATION wanted by La1y,
~ who has already taught in this State She teaches
Eualisb French and Music and would accept stu
alton 10 The country il desirable Letters addressed W.
A. N, care OF P. II. Taylor. l6J Main Street, kich-
mond, Virginia. viii be promptly attended to,
Sanf li-clf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
S37317, $4,000, 10 !

su,ouehanna Lottery, Class NAG, 10 be drawn
n baltimore, Wednesday, Octobe, 1919, 10 Nos,
Il drawn.
prize Of SH,3m ~ Po SJ,'oUS
lO.UJ
7,5W &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; lErs ? 81.
Certificate OF package Of Who sl2o-shires IN
nroporliou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
$50 Oao. 90 OF 5 oO0, 2,l I,O0Ol

00UIUVOt ~ y ;" -'0I -
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Is No. 46, TO be
drawn at Baltimore, October 2bi9. 10 Nos, Il
drawn.
Capitals:
prize Of $3u,ooO ~ % OF S3c oo
81 5000 20 400
~ 1000 ~ 80
Ticket, 40; halves 5; qters SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

$4,000, 3 OF IO,UUU, pl 50uU!
susouebanna Canal Lottery, MAJ, 10 he drawn al
Baltimore, wednesday, october asis IS MOI, 10
drawn.
Capitals:
przeof $50 % prs OF l.0uO
z 10000 - 3uU
5000 70 iou
IL rfa sln. halYrs s. lteI5 So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

Tickets Sl0-shs In proportion.
~ Orders for eertifea,or Packages, single TICK
cts IN d shares, in any above Schemes address
ed TO he gned w,ceive most prompt at.
tsntion, and an account each dnwins forwarded
az soon a. itisreceived.
Packages, Certificates ansinsls Tekets Tor sale by
]. w. MACY s. c., Managers,
s.,, % Richnnd, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
MERCHANDISE.
aaII Stock Of Leather, &C.

ffHE juD3Crber 10 now IN receps OF portion VI HIS
i Fan supply of FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
LEATHER, FINDINGS, &c; selected and purchased
bv himself al the North the most advantageous terms
His assortment embraces every article usually kept In
wrl furnished leather establishment; and in variety
quality AMI price will complrr with any stock ever
brought TO this Inarkrt-to wit: OAK and Hemlock
Tanned Sole Leather, Bellows, Band and Lace Lea
ther Harness. Bride and Skirns Leather, Russell aud
Waved Upper Leather, Kip Skins, Cordevan and Col
lar Leather, Hog SKINS, Welt and lns.ep Leather,
Chase aud Bag Hides Curtain, Top, Dash and Step
Leather Enamel for Coach Top aud Fancy Colnrs ia.
panned Leather, French, English and American Calf
Skins, French, German and American Patent Leather.
Tamplco aud French Morocco French and English Kid
Black Bronze and Fancy colored Back and Seal Skins
Fancy Leather Lining and Binding SKINS Coach and
Boot Ruanes, Channels, Skvrrs sheep Skius, sc
FIenc. and English Satin Fnncais English hastings,
French Silk Laces, Gallons, Boot Webb and Cord,
Cork Solos, Harness. Shoe and Patent Threads, SILK
Twist French Closing and Sewing Silks, Vafnishss,
Russia Br-tles, Avis, Boot Hooks, Kit Files, Class
Paper Hammers, Pncers. Punches, Nppers, Shoe and
Skiveins Knives Rasps, Peg Breaks and Pegs Of NIL
Sizes Rub Stones, Shoulder and Size Sticks, Clamps
and Crmpiae Boards, Lasting Tacks, Hob Nai's,
Brsds and Tacks, Gum Arabic and Tragacanh Boot
and shoe Trees, Lasts with full assortment OF Shoe
make,s and Curriers' Tools, Tanners Oil, &c, 10
which he respectfully invites the attention OF his GUS
toners and the public. JAS. G. WATSON,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Leather, &C., 18th ST.,
Between Main and Cary Streets, Richmond, Va.