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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-27
Cheap Paper, Blank B0Oks& StatiO1er!


'E'HEsub-cn5eT respectful y return thanks s7EI7REE
J. 70 their nuns friends and the H. 3A5 1k55sA
nc Tor the liberal patronage hoHtoi0re he e157TS5iY
sQwel upon them, aad would respectfully Esfs1AzAsY
solicit Us continuance, having hand full and
pete stock Of eveTg article In their line, AND ARE DAILY
RECEIVING tazsH sUPPIIEs Thpir present stock, con
5ts IN pat, Of tho following, which they ohsr as the
L0WeEt market rates
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COPYING LETTER PEEsSES-Vtith Books, and
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Blanks Of every description Bills OF EXchaugs Notes
pIatlss etc, etc. in great variety.
CHECK BOOKS-On ell the solvent Banks and Bank
ing H0usesgn the city.
STEEL pEE5-lf F1y manufacture; Chcice seiac-
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PAPER of every delcHgtDn-Engish. French and
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Ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
PROBABLE BANKRUPTCY OF GREAT
BRITAIN


The la'e Peace Congress, Gin Pars, the hot-ped
OF revolution and bauIc, OF all places IN 'he
worldly passed resolution "i:appEoyins oil all
loaLs aud taxes destined 10 promote wars oil
ambition OF conquest" A letter was read from
Mr. Samuel Quincy, a leading English Banker
in which is hell The following strong language:
an respect 10 my own country, more boldly
assert hal, unless she wholly alters her course
10 these resrcc:s, b nifupicy will Ultimately Dc
The result. We have srcat from lilech 10
twenty millions annually Tor waI.like purposes
applied 10 the discharge Of The national de0', ov
tins lime il would have been nearly annihila' ee;
but il our military expenditure be persisted IN,
and no reduction OF our national debt take place
AT period ol our history certainly characterised
BY very lair prosperity and polica calm, no" -
il TO be expected that The amount OF revenue WIN
be maintained in time OF adversely, when we
must from Time to time anticipate in our lu'u'e
hs,oTy2 Should such adversely come upon Us,
venture 10 predict that our revenue Will mol DC
ma inlained, nor The dividends paid, unless more
efficient steps be taken 10 prevent such ca,aS>
trophe in these days OF prosperity and peace
"Here them" says the Daily News, lis voice
from l. mbard street, from a man universally
acknowledged TO be one OF the shrc~des' ard
most favored in regard 10 opportunities for OBJ
serva!ions among The men OF Lombard street,
And this voice tells US in ca nest, but suaTdcdly
measured language, that our exlfavagant e1peh>
dilnre upon feels and armies'is exposing US TO
The terrible rIsk Of a national bankruptcy"
Bul The Rolhschilcs and Earrings, and other
financiers, who control the deslines OF nations by
holding "thc sinews of war" and who amass
treasures upon the pyramids OF wars victims
viii scarcely carry out The advice vouchsaiod 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
TIE "wuIG coyrrYoR OF rExas,p

The Wing press s'il claim Nj. Cell as
Whi:; bu they arc estopped IRON further pfelcn
secs Of It'll. character By The loiioxins facts
watch We fad in The Wdnentou Flag. III.
Wng first started the fepot,--il will now BE- par
ticaIaly gialliej, no doab;, 10 inform It's readers
taa! its highly commended "Whig Governor" is
Dcmocrai, aud brother ia-laao " Gore,nor
JEWia Smh
"ftXAS.--Il seems TO b. understood that Gel
p. u.n. broneh Bel, who Was born il The ADJ
joining ccrE,s oi Caipefcr, has been eec,ed c.
vernon 81 Tcxas, beating ;hc present Cove nor
Woca, aud aaother candidate, MI Mills. This
resal is very gratifying Ia H., friends and numc-
tcus relations in VusiE'a, ani is no doubt a JUS,
tibae to his high Character aid dls,nsui-n.d
services in the cause al icxas.
n question has arisen a. TO the political PEI
si'ion ot Col. Bell, tue RleEGnoad Waig calmiag
h'm IS a Wh,g. Now 81 leus as The Wang IL
h"fs aadr' h'> hafFy az Hsion, upan Cuiunel
Bel So " Ill ever srHahe :ose wafer, bat when
INA, cnuG wacA cans ia haD. 50 c.unisily ever
h's brow j. d'siel,ed Grupc-s Whenever me
ranc o. Col. Bel is mentioned, tnat rose waicr
wi! sl,!Cchy III eiso change; aud strange as
i NAY seen. nca: will b surprised a, fird,ag
i, possessed oi ali the nduseaung ,ai;tics VI lie
Dead sea-
We tam would Eoiii>!uio The ser; dean ot
lie Waia, bu, lie spell mast b. roken, and we
iheic.p:c !:.ssit tac iolia~,as cXu2ci i,o!a Col.
Eri's aid. S>s- LiLl.y haEt,d - Is BY his t!u ii,
cr-in>aw * Governor VIM Smith
in fc',rcace 10 my political preferences,
Will briefly :etaaik, ih.t NY lie has been spent
in Texas, actively engaged 10 The basy scenes
which have passed in The revolution ui the
county. have contributed my humble cxeriorS
Tor the establishment oil kcpu5.ic, and no. a
party, lem to be tonai, hotcsUer, in the DINO
cratic rank; my rcasors Woud b. given VI pro
pc, tel,; :aey are To my own mind amplc and
satisfactory. Oae OF many, will safe, which is,
that The siea; leading principles Of Democracy,
iislly unicrs,ctd am practically carried ou,,
wi: secu'c & greater amount OF good 10 larger
numter, ,aaa The sr,a Icacin: rsihciYlcs .; The
opposite parry,
Tae G;tc. al Governor Il Texas, in my
opinion ha?, very llis connection with he poll
teal asiaiions Of the day, ard should the cno,ce
tall on me, wonid discharge nj duties with a
yieilant attention lo such measures as wou!d r.
saIi 10 The common &c; i o. The State, unconlrol.
led b. parry bias OF sccia?al tecins. wouu
endcavor To BE he Governor of Texas feeling
an equal interest in he Welfare and pr soeriy Il
her ciiiz.rs al all points, whether no,ta, south
p1St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
DEATHS.

Died, al the residence OF Mr.. Nathan Harris,
in Rockbritee county, Oh Sunday morning, The
10Th, Mr.. Z. p. F. COLEMAN, wife Q! The late jas.
l.. Coleman, OF Orange couny. Mrs Coleman
was IN amiab!c and ACCOMPLISHED lady, Vi
strong and w, cultivated mid. rs 4 wile,
kidd and devoted, AID rom her winning and 'n-
teIesIin5 manners, no chc hdd more SINCERE
friends Bul !ew months since Sic lost Aer
husband, al d had sone among her relatives aud
friends 10 soften and mitigate he hiuer anguish
that she was laborins under from the occurrence
oil an event 50 distressing and sal. Bu alas. she,
too in The prime OF aer life was summoned 10
follow her sheclionaie husban:, and take up her
atcde with hiG in Heaven. She was !nsmter
0. the Presbyterian Cnu!ch, ant, rs Ia as hu
man can Judge Was Christian. See y.as
horne 10 Orange, the home q be-: birth, To be IN
TERED bas;tc la. grave Whe,ein lies lie b3,.y 81
her departed husba:d. MAJ The r,dry relatives
anil firms oi alr. and MIS-. q eman, %ho
watched over item With 50 much care aud soli-
cilude live as they lived, an! lie as ,hry died,
loE they knew
"lr was nu i- Whole nf hi. 10 i've,
Nor all ri death Ia dis.'' ".
ST Nhi., itepnb!ican AID Examiner guess
cd IL copy.
Died, al Laurel Grove, in the county Of Han-
over. on Tie 22nd instani, ISABELLA 10. ErnINE,
wife Of Thomas Ruthetfoord, Jr., leaving an
af,ec;ionate and disconso,atc husband with an
only daughter, to mourn their rreFarab!c loss.
II - painful 10 record he dc .tr 81 so sw' &
friend, but how great is the consolation ~ heng
able 10 coy with tui.i thl, SIC -. alt 'iet we
could hay.. desired in Iife. ard i!a! I:o.a Ter
truly winning pIeiy and a:iant Gc'' ton 70 The
Christian fa,.h, VT haze every reason - ir!ic,c
>iie NUT e9J all lhai We hope for IN eternity
She wa gentle and kind, mi!i aud ahectioa-
ate, loving and beloved. which with her gene
rou, cheerful ard coh!ented spirit, diilu.ed
happiness 10 a.l arouni her. ard attracted 9TH
crs 10 the paths oil piey anL pare
Also, on tic OH inst. SALLY Nl%sTo& RUTH
lRroosp, eltes. daughter OF rno:aas and "a
bella iutheri ord, in the fourth yc4r OF her age
hinlher and daughter the resc AID the bud,
cut down in early Lloom
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l'U!,'ii y.
Fo the Enqnif.r.



Hove her how love her, tongue earth can tell
How l'vc treasured up her image in my hearts ''os'
inner cell,
Though Fate bids must part, never can forget
That pale aud placid face others those eyes {" darkest
jet.
Hove her, oh Lore her. ana could ill for years
And gaze upon "ne Beautiful those eyes s" N"id oil
tcars;
Though nj. appears 50 ca,m bright, heavenly and
fair,
TAere oun, Of pent up Teas still deep embosomed
there.
She smiles, though smile i be called; il
almost speaks aloud;
II seems if some suui ray had passed across
cloud;
She smiles but all is dark again r some angel orish
Had Gag, upon US from above glance al heavenly
light.
I've loved her. oh. I've loved her. since Inc sh' WITCH
first met;
The feelings that stole DER me then never eai'
rbourhts of pure and holy love can meier be washed
away
Rv nrospects bright and a,terlng, fortunes daikes
day.
Link Lonond, September 49, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
WHAT DOES II MEAN}

The Washington correspondent Of The North
American, (ilr Claylon's organ,) says:
at is possible the French Government, act
iug both upon lis impulses in this matter, as
we'll as upon intrigues, may refuse 10 receive
Mr. lsiyes Be it 20. He has had no conncc ion
with the dispute; aud, il in lis caprice or Jolly,
the French Government should choose 10 adopt
80 small an expedient of resentment, her min
lister of Foreign Affairs ought 10 Iememher that
there are ether governments equally respect
abe, and which occupy higher and nobler Pr
silicn in the family of ua,uDs TO which he can
b. accredited without delay"
Now, in view Of the Pous>in difficulty, the
selection II Mir Riyes, obnoxious 10 the French
as lie is regarded, was unfortunate enough -
The Regency seem o have had some suspicion
OF this sort-fcr we arc told that, if refused al
Paris, "he can be accredited without delay" 10
some other government. What is this "highcr
and nober' government C4n it be Russia,
that The Regency thus takes under its approving
wingl Mr. Riyes is 4 lucky po!itician--he is a
standing dish, ready for any government, Of the
important of Europe. save England and Spain.
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asappaasa.aass,ck .scaa@t3I2

CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TtEO g BTrhER, VI, Principal; \ i ROLE
NJ \ NJ, Assisin; IN Ancient i.1u.ug;..s. n.t*t;bI
& BALDWIN, It, Assistant IN Ha,icmatirs and Tao
lgs.
The next session Of this Institution WIN Commence
ui WrdursIav, tie 81 al Dctuhr:, inI Continue
un;li the last tay Of July, ieja, "i weeks tee
at Christmas The school - situated III ta,oiirr
county, virginia, about IL nii'rs briU% FredefIrhs-
burg from PORT Royal, and L. from the aI ord Depot
ofte Rchmond railroad, being entirely in ,hr c";n;ty
ana removed from the temptation; At pic places, YET
sufficiently the pulllc routes Ia be- easily arces-i.
hIr from all poinls inc bnIl!lng; ia:.e aud
odons and The location remarkable Tor Eca.t ~ I'll
asons Of the wear.
The course al instruction w,ll embrace he Latin.
Greek aud French Languages. Mathematics, al ige
branches cf Thorough En.i i.du-ail"g. with irIn-
ina xr The assistants selrgtrIlhe ir-l oi mhu'n l.;
4 graduate IL uxusd, Eng aud, lite ttlrr III hr W.
cinia Military nsiitu.r-;re young rl of ~ stand
ing, teachrrS q! experience WI" bnn. win them les
ln0nials al The highest character.
The terms ios The session III Ten months $3.50,
including Board Tuition, Washing, FGr |. e!,i> aud
Bedding; So payable IN advance a"d liz bi'ln.c %"
Ill iliy al N.trc- Students ilrst~a IL be
punrtua IN hri. Attendance the i-t Gsy al tiv
SION. Catalogues containing n! ,.e.ils, wiil l.. sei.:
upon ap;licationta all 10 my dc-tfr them.
Pos. Office, Rap2aiannnck actGrn:, Ga;"lirc Conn
Is, Virginia GEO BUTLER, II, r.!nctps!.
REFEREN css:
REV n VI Deni,on Williamsburg
WIN y Iamo, E.ai = " seasuFy, E-q, Norfolk
.Capt YIN Green, uari State. Eavy
WIN Bloxiam, E,q, Tallahassee, Fi"riil
John !. vckers, Esq Columbus Mississippi
.Wm Taylor, E;i, Cafoin- COUNTY W.
sGro FHagsh, Esq Res van FRIEND, rrl, Royal
'nr fa,r,ar, coi 7 f"yloe, 'ius. i'ii.hmsi',
Esu.. ~ Roy Mason, / q, +Chl. Sa:un sNi,k.
ard II Turner, Eco. klnsi .r".ce
tGeofce W L. Esq Robert Nayo, if. '..q; Hon
Woughby Newton, We-io:eia.d
sJohn Saunders, Esq. E->ey
<Dr l. II Henry, FauIIcr
<Dr Wiiam Shuillce, Matthew, C..,:ti Iiogss
sGen II Lewis, Rockingham
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
THE STAR OF THE EAST.

II Hubbard (democ.a) is ~! elected Govern.
or over all others las is pfobabIe,) he comes
within a lew votes AMI viii be chosen By he
Legislature. The ,esa!. TINS far is Is follows:
nate-Fuulleen Democratic and IL Wing
Senator's are clec.ei. Five vacancies, which
wi be ii I'D BY The Legislature with Democrats.
S. the iul Senate will stand, l9 Democrats ane
IL Wings.
House. Eishiy-seven Democrats, ard 60
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Reverend vs.. ID. EsoGe's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG: LADIES.
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 5TH STREETS,


RICHMOND.
THE next term Of This Institution viii commence on
L The Isl day Of October. auanseCirnts have he Il
male uf The reception ~ 4 siil Lager number q!
B9aifrTS and Day Scholars Than could b. ainitcd last
session. During the next term there WIZ h. acco1mo
iatiun for Thirty B0lrdeTs.
Applications must be made early 10 tiiSu.e adp;s-
son places have been reserved Tor lie rll1aine
Doariers ri The last session. ts anlrlalin. a- NUN
Der II vacancies 10 be hlcd.
The location Of tar School j. unsurpassed rs any
the Guy, brins central easy OF access yet elevated ~
position. Fhr ediiice - snnvrn,rn; ~ Is arrange
meats and very conmodiuns, containing q ar.c nun
her oi ropmS foT lot.,Es, study and recitation = *
surrounded tya ya'i amd splclcn> garden, III r''il,-
advantages ior recreation and esc.cs- N the "psn ar,
net often enjoyed in c.iy Bagr,ne Schools
C.uaSE o. STUDY
Ill HE branches pertaining 10 thor0agh English
sincat.oa tGeeihe. with Ancient and Modern Ian.
crage>, Music and Drawing.
Is.TRLcToRs.
ELEMENTARY AND HIGHER BRANCHES OF
ENGLl 5l!-Alss Lacy and ~ t:,..nlsai
MATHEMATICS AND DR :WiAG-.ir ii !! :.i-
chad.
CHEMISTRY AND NATURAL rHI.osoruY-
Lectures upon these Sciences VIII nr delivered ;hro"r-
on the Yrar.
MENTAL AND MORAL PnlLosopHY-Eevciend
u Iiesc.
FRENCH SPANISH AND irALIAS-Mr Joseph
Mchaud.
MUsIC-rano, Mr. Dnndcrda'e: Guitar Mr. E"sc"'
iiarp, Miss SuliY.
PAINTING IN VELVET, EMBROIDERY, SHE'LL.
Nohh hNu 49, Lna-mfS ~. nv,
hhle the brPissaeat oi ''ehs, ~" '"'a, ~ 10"
IhF WI Ne "hae. us 10 ir h''''ht.e c'ie t'r run
al The branches taught IN tie Sch""l.
~, 'ne a',anse'en. - ~ M 49,
skllinl aud .Xperirnrra Matron.
In the cnti'e management OF The Schnoi. IT Nil b.
'hr "'J'''" " 'hr inhe'.'l 10 a"'"" :" '"t p'p'9 ~
'f"s''h t"his ca: Tue ''ahsase' 81 'o,"hsh :! So
m-'it 'h,'t"'"n '.'"'hen ~ w, d. ">"' wa" '"'
a"tih .hl"sh'ehi' qua 'ohi,"'t-r ~ """r.
',r'a' 'rs''d w o- rlih 10, ohiy :" va :" 'hhe'-
ii We hrlecis 'ili' 'fmtn'S, h't /" az 's's N''
ia.t'he'i"h - ~" .mpt'' ,,
i"'n. 1'i-' ir''a'hs ~ ne hols" ~ ,'e 't'"'''''
va - e:rsc'e' " ~, 'u'''''i" " ~ Wv . " |
iam,'y hry WIZ hr i'nn'rd !" ir' :" " : ~ h'''
~ n'."t' !" I''r '','s :" ~ ''"-' ~, "
~" ' ., =. - ,,y w, -, ,,, :, ~
~. i''y WI wv W. = '''''.,' 49, ~ ,'', -, =.
a'eu', ~, ~ ~, r., p,,a,,J =, .,, -.
s'' '',,' y w., ga, - =. H., ,, p,,n.,l
''s''s' "'e' .' ~ ~
81 >
20! Evasj. L'shs, rue &c -" Ps' ""h""
Uiaihiy "ne'''" nf.hI,ts' -, P'' ""t'ni
Higher hfanchess 81 Eh'il'h, ~ pe! ~ nnri
n"J hn''e"' VI ''" ". '''"e"'' ~ f' '''''''
.trnmrnts So ''''e ~ per annum
Instruction On ,he Guitar, 90 per aanln
The only additional charge l. FOR Washing s2i per ann
pr PAYaEsrs:-One hall IN advance, the ic:niindri
on Tue latof March
There Is but one session during the year, WIN i
SUMMER vacation commencing ~ July.
IL casea pnpl y "thdfa~n before Tue o',rc Of lhr
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NCsicG.

THE Directors and The stoe.ho!cr, b,,h
and Stockholders, if II is PRONG; n. .'e o'h
distinction II The stanton and Jane. Rtr i i'ahe
pike Company, requested 10 n!.- ia t,a !, ""
Scottsville the 9th day of 1c!our. u,r,i., -
Eaists q! deep interest to TIE CoaptGy ~. =, 80
Transacted, lul representation Of tie s6.. - te
3. II. iEHHiXS l.,,.,l$,' "a
the ' meeting .:. bcy. mcteeJ tr. d.tn e'td at
employ IN Engineer Ia Confluence wihoV, G,',, :"
lay survey Of the route. Iais viii he .r ne
tire 10 i.aeiGrer wishing 10 iaa.- t. - NO.
S.pt. a5-e.i 3. 81. PEIKtEs p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

BUTLER DIVORCE CASE-The Penn
sylvanian ot Montay says lha! The Philadelphia
Cou.l OF Common Pleas has decided in favor ol
,hr petition III Pierce Butter, asking for diToIcs
from hi, wiie Mrs. Fanny Kemb.e Butler. The
decision was made OIL .atuftay las; he divorce
i. absolute and gives 10 each entire t!escom as
il no marriage had ever taken place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THE RED RIVER OVERFLOW.

The Red River Republican, OF The 'ns'a !,
says the damage occasioned 10 the crops ~ we
laie oveh,w OF Red River, is 10! So sIea' n nao
ben apprehenccd, ard rha DOC lis eaa I'll ' ~,
bale, Of cotton wi! BE- made III the PaIish lhc
sugar crop viii also yield n:ar!y as mucn g
though il had rot been unde! wafer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

Photographed for The Baltimore Americans
WELLINGTON, Sept. %.
appointments
Nicol Fordck, TO be Collector at New Lon
don. Connecticut, vice Mr. Mussey, resigned.
Edwin Herrin, 10 be Navy Agen, az Mems
rhis, Tennessee, vice George W Smith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
TIE IRON MASTERS, MEETING.

Et IkUN MAS Frs NEE TING,
Which vas advertised 10 lake place here n
Thursday last, died natural deah. Although
a number OF Iron men from different quarters,
were here on that day, ye! no meeting was held,
so lar as We are advised. Il J'aley Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
Classical and MathematicaI School,

NEAR LOUISA COURT HOUSE.-Bg Dr Ri Heh Ek
THE next session of this School viii Commence on
the 18th day OF January aud continue len months,
with a vacation nj one month III -'nMmer.
ir Mckee hastakr Tie decree al lasl-r al ar,s al
the University of Virginia, and has had several years
experience 10 teaching Ills course Of in4'rct'ua =
thorough, embracing Latin, Grer.. y .iiehiltics,
French, Spanish, German, &C.
will take 4 few bny4 ~ Bulfdrrs ~ my family,
who Will have the al vantage, ~ h-feiu.nr OF hp!ns
with the Teacher. My house i about uuc mite from
Louisa Court House, IN as healthy part al the caua.
try n in the STATE.
TERMS:-Fnr Board including TG:tlon Tor all or
any OF The s lecis taught. Ii "a. ten raontas.
The School Is limited la fifteen; and. therefore, those
desiring Ia send, should make ead: Application IL The
subscriber ELISHA MELTON.
Louisa Court House, August al-cti
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Good washing may be had al from s. Ia $40 lor
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

sr-Siun.)
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
IN hr r!ica! patiEi,p; the session ~ ~ r sane
llr eth Tie sCItr!r .r-SluH.-nIc Lpnits.t it .
ENABLES students To complete culncu;rm d! sti.-
di- liza, If any other Mrd.rai nriti-
ton ~ lh- Union, by attending oag I.so lectures 4
iuy.
~ recent rnautl-ni OF the Board III Visitors pro
visirm has been made Tor ihr delivery of ."
lectures On Pathological Anatomy, aud tie Outlines
Of Comparable. Anatomy aud Zunin.y. The whole
exprn. of million ~ only S9j, which includes the
cost of the Demonstrators tcAr aud that ii ,r mstc
rial furnished iur dissection. wa kEMPEE,
Proctor aad Patron al lie i'niverstyof "a.
Ans 3--r,aw:m
- III, Rchnnnd Whis, Washington Union and
Sa,icn:i lnlr!llarncrr Will iusrtt ~ country paper oi
ts.n .mpnli.s and forward account 20 the Pfur!or.
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SELECT SCu0G. AZ TIE RED SWEEP
| SPRINGS. ALL:GilAUY COUNTY.

SELECT SCHOOL AT TIE RED SWEE |
SPRINGS ALLIG ilAHY COUNTY.
DROFESsOR HOLMES, it;r at william and Mary
College, will open Select School! i! ;h'' beautiful
and healthy piace on the ~ .! oc!chef lh"'nns"
an! careful instruction VIII bc -iycH III AL tins branches
of learning usuay taught Ia iuEd ,c.inn's ana cole
grS. Able Instructors viii also be engaged whenever
the Number q; pupils may reqI e tirif assistance
The Boarding liz ilsiiIcnt viii b. EndeI tn llama
iatr cIra ~ Mi Sampson, the Proprietor OF s wafer
IN. plarr, and - Students vii have The best accom-
mn,aitnus which Liz country affords
The session .iI commence "a the Is; al October,
ana end 81 the 18Th III July.
Tie lryt hooks employees wi. be those used IN The
University ol Virginia. Young men, intending Ia lie
pupiIs, recommended IL rroVidr themselves
WIN the books required by their contemplated STUDIES,
ana 10 bring sach books as they hayS h-ra previously
usin.
rERMS:-Salj for the Academic year; To be pad
one aii IN advance AM thr n;ii,5 han - .ic i, oi
March Tins all expenses fer lizard. Lodging.
Fuel, Ii. hts and Instruction. Srpt. !-otis.titt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

Two THOMAS ADAMS, Hot;lt; John e., .... o.
i vllliamG Pollard aGd s"rah ~ W. ,.,s
Pollard .hd I.of:iana Eis Mtir-'''e r IN. 1T
sh.ii apply 10 he Couaty c1Gri Of Irn'.'. irr.rs
Gay o. lie oc,obe. term next 10 aF9o'h f N
10 assess the vnlue Of CERTAIN and- eee'- ,,,ss,n
the City OF Richmond, lying on I !e taG,,yT.iNE.
Broad and Franklin streets. T. 80 - 1nmu.py.
President Of the Louisa ka1lioSa '''Ai
Aug. l3-ctlslOci
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
~ TIL. liGUTE.A%r GOVERNOR ~ VlH':: Z! s.
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aforesaid.
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d,y ~ S.,,,.s,,,., isl.,
ser' IL e.9,r.>o. 80 ". ! - ' -
N cuaSrEEY- y,u..S,.-ain s,ar..,fr.u,t of
thaocrry irr IN. Eisru.nl t,.r,lt ne NJ tir y. T..
Court House, IL t.r Cy ct k,.bn.. , ,n Soaly ji
~ ~, 80:
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asan,,
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CLr.ssrig d. aud a. aua al,..,i,,ra.., g. Jo.u irh,
deceased. Joan t. r5r-, ll;- 1ef,I az I'd. rouU.t Il
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Tempe Gwatan'y t.,rcts y - ,rr H. t.asirs -'i-
den. SicrE - ;tr county 81 Pu'tstan, u.i aF nh,
cumm,'irr ant tdH.ta ifso- -. E,grg, lri., sod,
The CGc>erlI.d C",d aua ifua i.,a.ua company,
Mile st'Sn, stt'gior o. 'nnr itth. .so"''-l u
hahsii fihn-y, iefta"' F"st"', t'et. "a H'i-
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,h "' y Ne f'"y =, t.' ,'H" l4e - ''tEl' =!
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In lnis cause the Court vitaout I.ciciln ~ si me
w.o Ne .niitlci o., a,.rso t.nis ,titaeso
toned ~ por ii,c liaouu a. vti.! oaa, ofa.
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