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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-27

DISSEMINATING PgkACHiNG--A loose mud
mdi'cFim'na'e manner Of applying the promises
amt threatening, OF tie gospel, Is ill-Judgcd
and petnlcioH- IL is bot possible 20 consider -
muse cllecngl method Of dcpryinp the swoni
Of the sprt Of its edge thpn adopting that liS
generality Of representation which leaves is
hearers nothing - apply, presents no incentives
Of determination, and besides its utter met
icicucy. disgu~ts By the ignorance Of human
nature, OF the disregard 10 It's best interests il
Hiahly hcirays. Without descending To such
minute -peciticatiun of such circumstances ~
she'll laake or addresses personal, they ought
urgue~tionahy to hc characteristics that the
conscience OF the audience may feel the hand
of the preacher searching II, and every ndNid-
ual know where 90 class himself. The prcaehrs
who aims at doing good will ondeavor, above
all things, 10 tnsulite hi, hearers, 10 place each
of them apart, and render il Impossible for him
10 escape by losing himself in the crowd. Al,
the dty Of Judgment the attention excited by
the surrounding scene, the strange aspect Of
naiure, the dissolution Of the elements, and the
last trump, Will have no other effect than 10
ean-e the reflections of The sinner to return
with more overwhelming tide on h, own
character, his sentence, hi- unchangug destiny ;
and amid the inuumerahle millions who sur.
round him, he will mourn apart II Is thus
the Christian minister should rtdcayor 70 pre-
pare the tribunal conscience, and turn the eyes
Of every one Of his he,rcr, on himset.--Rob,n
mn
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this country Tho, hnSc overcome the rrsnt n-acl,
opposed To all benz, oent a..oontans. i,hc i-rn,.
dice The moral Of their existence Is me- taa-t douh t
" disp''el. Iher 10 clhT"c', 'atu'ny. and u,naii.
~ "N'N "'''' "n'1N "h h ewes anu 'N'"i' llr
NuIiu' arN "h'rf any "'k n""rd''a 'ni' "ftr4 20
S'''loh,' u'r' nave sprH" lrr tents AMI tHueice ."
r.nt. ,n,r ',, ".'' coy y ,H
none e,cca, n,,o ri. N XII
y - ''
I"neu"f snl' uh' Nh' W., lh'y ism WIN tihii
r,il sf NH Ca. ,,,, , l, t''n' LUZ. -
lnud tlnt a. i..,,. Lt ,,L .I a. Z
.honL of on. m NJ. e.,. ~ ,E III =, '.'''
amn,,n.lv s,,,., ,,,,, ,..,,..ll.,,, - :, :,
gon on hlrs,hack drcarr. iiai ih, ,,nI came b. HIN
laden with fragrance that be- Thought b., was mar
O rariei, OF roses lie drcuycred :; Wa. uniy u it,y
Of CUB going through ilr woods.
SrnLfnf The Troy 1.dgd m' the 'oilowus \
gentleman ~ ihis CITY rrruuy inq-'d the qurfiiaa IA
u. inll l'Ne. al was solicited bt the oha'uif t'r
n,r ,.,"r,I,, s ''' XXX, a ,''
cyn,,iIinr he f,l, ,ri,g. '''
ILn,lt b.t,,. ,,r linz. Zoo,
Ia all ,hr anguish al ,iesna,t
Ani vowed my lrle affection ,le,e.
She cri,l. ia accenis " .hofi 1nd sweet"
lnn whining toi tcsuiao .'''r scl';
W hat ar YOU bout 'q9ain inf
APPROXIMATE trIf,rn-N lady who had died nf
~ 'i.'u1NIl '{ ah1 Wa la,d gu BY lef
'nn,..,,i a,,,a ,',,,,i tis, ,',''''. ~ w.
louisville Ms avs. Wv
1heylrn her " n having IN white
Prepared for the rrascs quiet ,lur'cts.
bui lirY ipund her the very neat a.. /
"S'n ~ ''1'' cucumber.
70 diiius' u-cinl luiuiiniipn. ," f. her Intellectual
5'i'"h'" -'"lr i''0NH"t' "i w'fii hhpr' innni /.
w. NJ, '"nli'E "a .'t'l wy V'i'' ''t ia"i'
,, MISS ,,rr nom H.. i,., i. ', ,,.' o.,
md this n,loa, :, a iieh calling m ,,t,rl . tn,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-27
.troie The Now odcan- Plsa'un,
PRAIRIE llFE-t rAtL Or REVENGE.

4 o al a
VIZ '.'"" ''' no "'1'l' 10 W' F"l'' ~
=" r'"s'' s''n' 'N' '''' 'i"in 'ne h'a'i,h
wins y :" mum OF -'h'''y ae"h' NE
MANNER anu NUNS W NV "'pi''i anu i,"i''.
"'''' '''' "''' >' .'N WIZ 'H"t l"f'i,H mt
-"Asc Vt n,"'' ~ 'Nli '''H1 '".t'''hes' 81
49, ~ '''" '. ~" INV '"'l "tN' ~
SOW So t''''"'' - - '"-'o's'
'''' "''' ~ "'''' ""' anu quaint sayings
1t ~ generally Tie commission oi crime, some
disappointment ~ l'.,' or " na..,. '''' 81 nd
venture ana pch, thtl lnaNt@ These men desert
: toe comforts 81 civilized society for The wi,ds
aud naunts OF ihe rcd man. We rae lmagnc
'H' tcrnwt reaction WINCH takes place "itsl iHr
.oru OF pas IUn or wreck at eH-pppini-
ID hop sweeps over iH' sen'.'hr soul, ant
leave, dos il. Not---a run %. ue former man
i Is misfortune IKE These When seo5tn ana
irl up the nhcat Irrlinps--so4ne mortal Nfons
or ujHi'l'c committed 10y others toward item,
] ~ rt'cngin2 winch they 'a'. b. % compelled
10 leave '.eir h"mes ane become eNiies IA tAr
Far West
7 story Is told OF an extraordinary meeting,
ana an a"i OF revenge, a"d to have tan 2 place
many long i"'' ago. 'n 'n' lot" "i Iie -.
nee. \ pl'i "i 'V,, ""o ,''' pc'" i'' 'or
',,'. f'.'' ~ 'i'' " ~ 20,
'.'' '''' a'i 49, - '' ''''''f ~
,,
~, -, ~. H. -
,'''' w 49,. '''''''' "'t"
'"-' "7' '''' -"' F'',,
had giNen hlm q ren. brown complexion. IL
was "i the u'riin'n stature. aild made Tor
strength ami "eiiiir There WIS aarh VOID
over h,s features, "hiea told tiai VII, him the
light 81 bop mad cone cut. li' was travelling
un q mule. win hls rile 80 lfs gua leather at
the bow of hls saddle Whom he overlook man
On foot With 4hh on l"' shoulder End pistols
n hts belt who was over sN icei' ana had
deep WIDE scar on ms ngm check ~ dry
was driWlnt Up Close ih'{ f'"po'ci I" camp
ana Brought up ai the head 81 ttN FORK 81 the
/ PaWrtc. Shortly after they bad campoj. a
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Iiiil

NorSG SATAS.--t Good Onr,--tn ebony
urchn was employed TO cleanse the chimney of
building in New \ FORK, and having asccndod
10 the height OF his ambition" proceeded 10
descend araiu, but unfortunately installing the
Hue which had lsrch lha field of lHs labor~ hc
found h,msclfoa landing, in the private room of
a limb oflhe law, whose disposition 10 stud, WIS
of course immediately knackei into cooked
hat II would be- impossible to describe the
situation Of the parties. Ebony, fearful lest
his Il rupl entrance should be punished stood
rigeird to the spot. The lawyer, struck dumb.
started from his seat. l. pom hi, CHASTITY phz
gann, horror IN awful characters had chalSed
hs namr. lie medtaled tight, evidently, hni
he spoke not fhony soon found a rnagnc.
aud in acccn,s which only increased the law
yer's tcrrors. cried out, w jaihcr's coming
soop' There wa apf ~d' The presence
Of one such bein, as the sample introduced,
Nas enough to uuucrvc the stoutcs' heart.
With one terrific bound the lawyer cleared the
door With hair straight ont. and eyes ON iirc,
he reached the kitchen. and having en.conccd
himself M the tar;hcs, corner he sat watching
the FIRE place IN anxious silence
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CHoirrA AMONG Hoes, Ac.--rhc Cincinnati
papers state that hogs, and even horses. in the
streets, have been smii'cn with the cholera and
died. The Louisville Courier learn. that MIR
CrutchfcId, living shout 80 miles from Cincin.
natl lott b Of his hora in single night, the
hog. apparently suffering grca. pain, nd IN
ssDuassd cramps ana sIasms,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
TIURLEY's OFFICE, No los, East Main Street, X
III ytrginia


'"S" To those who Of hard times complain.
! y i s 8 Es December /;
Ds s g Ticket, Nos So: II g * Both '''a'y HURLEY
Sss Hspo NJ Dec 4 a L0wes, prize
TIalfTicEet ii 81 Is, sloo returned by HURLEY,
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery Class No li6 December S.
- IS ,. :. ! h9~ + g e e g. 30 4.
Ticket, "a 80 So another prize sold and paid by HURLEY
Schemes for the Week.
e q Loo IS s Ss sn d swn o Teses IS 10 Of
:. ar,n Tistess s. i0' ' i'' ~ % '
% HRs e 1900 iooo 5000 $780, of
TT: THURsDAY-Capas $4,000 . OF 1000, of 1000, &c. IL
Nos = drawn Tiske; ss g. Soo oo an # IN E, -
sATURDAYygna Lottery Class No lis 10 be drawn saS5-
81 Of 1000 OF $685. 1900 &c Whole Tickets slo halves 81
quarters = so
Grand Schemes to be drawn shortly:
Virginia Lottery Class No is be drawn Saturday December
18th ISio drawn Prizes: OF $4,000 70 Of 1000 ~
Of 1893 100 20 $40, Whole Tickets $40; halves quarters
Virginia Lottery No be drawn sauoay ,oo I'd
1919 - Nos drawn Prizes Of sS9o whs. I; o..
Of 20O.3 Of 1900 Of 200 ~ o. ~ oil 'oo "hoe iche
$40; halves To- quarters s; eigh,hs 90
virginia Lottery No 53 TO be drawn SATURDAY, DeeemSer
ash isi9 70 Nos. IA drawn. Prizes Of s35oN 1900 SOU
5000 AIS % Of 2o 1000, Whole Tickets slo halves %
quarters 50
Delaware Lotteries December, 1s49.
Delaware LOTTERY No So be drawn December lah =
Of ZOO coo 400 40 OF 300 Tickets slo halves 81 quae2 90
Nos Is drawn Prizes $4,000 900, 5000 1900 lsO Of
1000 10 Of 900 7Oo Tickets slo halves 81 quarters 90
S ~ drawn Prizes Of $4,000 10000 10000 5000 500 oo
~ Of 900 30 400 &c Tickets $40; halves quarters %
F1 Ia sasr ,or Class No issS7s Capital Tickets
Packages IS draw back s2 30 at easakns e
risk on s ss es S pS for
sar. ., rsnrns are generally made. Dec. ~
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FAUoUIER LAND FOR SALE.

r W Vt
yTyIIE terms of sale OF this Farm made September, hav
been complied with is again offered This Fam amongst III
most valuable II lies within two miles OF the Kappa,
nock River and Canal village Warenon ah
between four Of the Fauquer White Sulphur Springs coz
ons nine hundred and thousand the greater
lion OF which red SOIL generally found ~ that country M
large portion fine bottom meadow land, rendering The farad
mraby adapted and for grazing several good springs van
hne stream running through the whole Farm
The Improvements comfortable plain Farmhouse nm
S,es Cabins each having recently put inrerar ot
very these elevated site for The erection 81
The whole Farm location of this Farm renders teab
pery proximity the canal 10 the village OF Waon arc e
ths cu,nhu Snncs aoring than usual facilities OF talh
and o aud y the canal cheap and ready ac 10 mrr
ali it, products The will be as liberal rs n S
wall desire time TO SUIT Inc purchaser VII"
desirable arrangement the putting in growing crop ,
Purchasers wishing the Fan referee 10 Edmund
Ro. NOV the occupant Charles Chiffon o, Jones Green
Esars residents within few miles or 70
1''' ''> JAMES FOSTAINE Of Hanover.
r. THORNTON Of Frederns-Dur-
.,r EFF Executors of A r. Ros. 'resased
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THE HOMER MALE SEMINARY,
u SpnINE

IL
TIME of this Institution Will commence the m OF ia
nuary the thieih of November following giving
vacation or one month The object Of the School educate youi
thoroughly prepare the Junior and Senior Classes College
or the active duties IN lite =, :.
The instruction Language, and Science thorough given by re
citation examinations and by oral lectures and by exstion
no student permitted pass Of his sudies unless ne u
comprehend them Experience teaching has long since convince
that much and lost by the majority 81 stu
dents passing without perfect knowledge OF then
This Institution parents and guardians opportunity
placnc children and wards Of the public watering place
while school, which be desirable 10 all who take health int
consideration.
Board including every thing for ten mouths. -
Initatory class (Ensllsh) !.
Higher class, (EnslishD =
Ian Greek and Mathematics. !
The Institution Buckingham county, Two miles from the rena
College which a houshing condition Letters addressed
me a, Gravel Hill Post Office Buckingham county, Virginia. WIZ
prompt attention. JoiS }. bENnihA.N
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, n. c. October !, 1879
Reverend John Bergman graduate Of this college Du
the College he maintained good moral and rh
an character distinguished for his Industry and faithful
tention his duties student.
believe such fully qualify him Tor
srcng branches usually ansh, our highest schools an
Academies. In behalf vi the racu.v
Nov. 3-cwiw' j. - BAUM, fresueIl
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE.
an FOURTEENTH STREET. under the Exchange Hotel, Rich

LAMBERT'S OFFICE.
I'm FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange Hotel, Rich
DTsys s No s csss 80 fgy g sh
DFsyP ! fs e Hsns9gss Gas i & s. Be-: l'';
Whole Teke, e p PTze Of $500 sold BY LAMBERr
e g S 81 g Ss''s5 'ss & Sass $" g.
D'e es 3 s q 8 20 i 81 &C Il 6 il 81
Drawn f s q Il q psawi q 70 ' g = nss
DFs9 IS 9! IS asn 81 6 s'as' - Pc 9Th
ss; J, g s G ss Is Class j. & a nh
DFa~a S 5 81 s9s Il t + is a'i "a 9Si ''
Schemes for the Week.
:ns of soS osst1 Of Go 5o aS il Of 2o 10 oil
loO SC IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets ashares in proportion.
caDss sa50n. 1905 300 aS 10 Of io6 DC C Nos, 10
drawn. Tirkes s5shafes in proportion ..oo.
se psssy Class e" ecsp an?es 1900
35O 1900 IS Nos. II drawn Tickets sl0-shares IN
proportion
THURSDAY-1he Virginia Monongaia Lottery Glass No III
Capitals: s1No 10000, OF 1000, IS Nos. 10 drawn
Tickets s5-shares in proportion
FRIDAY-The Sussex County tDcaware) Lottery, Glass No Oh
CAPITALS $1,000 5000 1000 1890 sou, &C 1SNcs, Is drawn
Tickets s4-shares IN proportion
Lottery Extra Class No Capitals $1,000 1900 $40, IS
Nos il drawn Tickets sl-shares in proportion.
SATURDAY EVENING Saes close 5 O'Clock Virginia
Mononcaa Lottery Glass be drawn Saturday Decem
Der 18th 1919 - Nos L drawn Prizes o. sioU ~ o, a
10 Of l623 s0 DC Whole Tickets slosnare Prol9ron
Attractive Scheme for Saturday December I'd AN
prizes no blanks Tickets them drawn number
$40 Those Tickets having them no drawn nm s So %
s6OO0 20O 1900 1000 6ssS Of 1000 Of 800 Of laO ~
or Shares above Mau Co.'S Lotteries (o which
mere are VIII snse se o attention. and the
wared Immediately distant advenurers when Address
No. 2. Exchange Place. Richmond, Va
10 Recoec No 3-"Thercs luck in odd numbers says Koy
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LOTTERIES.
sTRATTONs OFFICE,
NO s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND VIRGIL

- CITATIONS OFFICE,
R5aS q S g 1s. g s 81
Ticket, Nos g S g, Capital sold and paid BY sTRATToN
Nos Of 6 I's E1 Gas IS IS ~
Tss s 6 Two more sold and paid 's srsAr7os
Draw? s.; s.; s s fs"sssss L! psss s st.
Whole Nos . 81 "a prize paid by sTRA1ToS
g s 81 q y Is e Gas g Is SG & Is 9
Dg ss 81 IS s % y &c y 8 p Pc '
so Is 70 62 5 I Is 70 Is II Is IS
n'S 81 sss s y M's 81 y =, De 9Th
'D'r' X s''a l'':'y Fs' ''i & e ?sssrss. ''
D,'ys 3; sgssst E'4s'Ei ca 5 sSfs1'f .1
p az q Nss e M0S"s'; No i ias Dec sub
sol. Tss S SG Is ' pl' Of $780, do II s. 10 f $50
Drawn Nos Monongalia Glass Ii5 Dec sth:
IS 50 i6 6 60 3 7Ol7 % Is % Al IS 81
Schemes for the Week.
1900 polLAEs q no DOLLARS s. "a oo ,,o
600 5000 aa6 10 Of ao 10 of 1000 DC. IS Nos, ID drawn
Tickets SIS; halves 1; quarters 2
5000 DOLLARS 1000 DoLLARsl
ooa 800 aloi 100 Sos drawn S.
halves So quarters 25.
5000 DoLLARs!-lsoOo DOLLARS!
wEDNEsDAYaDslaware Lottery No 9,cai;als; sa occ H.
slU; halves ); quarters 50.
$4,000 DoLIARS!-2of 10000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAYM onongaia Lottery No li1Cap;als s5Mu oil
1000 0O IS Nos IL drawn Tickets s.; halves so
quarters %.
1900 DoLLARS!-5OOO DOLLARS!
rRIpAY-sussex Lo!ery, NJ eicapIals: $1,000 5000 1000
1900 6Of 500 SC rs Nos Is drawn Tickets ST. halves quar-
tiers /.
1900 DoLLARS.-lOOo DOLLARS!
SATrRDAY-Sassex Lottery, Extra No. ld9Capltals S4Nu
100 IS Nos IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves so CENTS quar-
10000 DOLLARS!-iOO0 DOLLARS!
Virrna Lottery drawn Saturday, December
18TH 1919 rs Nos II drawn Prizes Of sion ~ OF p ~ OF
l6a3 40 &C Whole Tickets $40; halves .; quarters 90
5000 DOLLARS!-25OO DOLLARS!
be drawn Saturday, December
2ai lSI9 IS Prizes: Of $4,000 $500 5000 10,
COO 6s9s 1000 of 1900 Of 100 % Of l0O, &c Whole
Tickets $40; halves To- quarters 81 eighths . 80
$4,000 DoLLARS!-l6O00 DOLLARS
Virginia Lottery Class No l3 be drawn Saturday December
2oh 7S Nos, ii drawn Prizes prize OF SSSO, 1000 s,
CO., $500 4l5s, 20 Of 1000, Whole Tickets slo halves
quarters 30.
Orders Packages Certificates OF Packages and single Tickets III
Lotteries will be promptly attended and drawings sent whcr
requested Please addressed TO- y. STRATTOS.
dec 10 Richmond Va.
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7--7-----------,--.-.., -.------7,----
FOR SALE.


SUGAR Plantation IN the Parish Of 81 James the night bank
n ol tile miles above Orleans
mites below Donasonve This plantation about thou
sand land which than eight hundred
pic supply oi the best timber 10! building anl plantation
The cleared portion OF the properly has about hundred a@ts
plant and rai;oons Cane enough Will be
hundred and fits apen large and coTmodlou
Sugar House nearly with
and the oihe complete orelnd excellent Sugar
Mill large and fine order Plantation ample
number Of Horses Mules Oxen Wagons Carts and
sary tool an! implement. on the place.
With tie Plantation separately suit purchasers VIII be
sold hundred NEGROES all whom valuable
culture Among them about three efficient hands,
which with the addition al twenty would constitute force fully
sicc.t tie Plantation
purchaser either "h without such addition. will find the properly
supposed full
has been male tins that may he
saved and little viii be required for repairs Of any kind
bccSc, that desirable property offered Tor
the quality the who only all thoroughly
acrmaicd but number the AMI been
we'll taken oi full and strength Further description
those disposed purchase WILL doubt visit the
property AMI Judge for themselves Fifty thousand dollars will he
AMI the balance and for bearing
satisfactorily secured Possession Will be
III. first uf January
Nine hundred and iy shares the Stock the Citizens Bank
will be sold together with the Plantation The Purchaser,
par payment Of the price purchase will debt
dollars with eight from first
March, eighteen hundred and uyeieh able two three
and AMI also Stock due the Bank,
iryfou thousand hundred and ixtyve dollars
hundred and y and thereafter until the expiration OF the
Citizens Bans charter.
ST JAMES Oc,oboT 10th. 2>i9.
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS,
Npt D,txID n.uaIl IN.
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WEST VIEW.

yUyuIS School for Young Ladies' successful
on during under the direction Of Mrs NJ A. Jones and
Miss Lucy Randolph will be continued by them The ensuing year
lis location is both pleasant and healthy, being the family Of Dr.
Geo Mason brunswick county Va eleven miles above Behed and
ON the stare leading from that place 10 lawrencevle
The next will tho first Monday IN February ana
continue niermssion ill the last day oil November follow
no sum will be given
Terms OF 10 months Board $50 tuition IN English
$50 in French $40 No charge for medical services
should Address DR. George Mason Stony Mount
Rr,nswicE Va or Mrs NJ A. Jones' Principal
Petersburg Ineigencer peascEopy. Dec i-cIawb"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IrUREK a.

SToSSiNG relate discovered and
brought Perfection by which DAGUEREOTYPES OF
PAPER AND ON PLATE GLASS taken, AMI ahy
copies be Obtained the first The
tese inventions when paper, "TALBO1YpE. AMI hose
hSen on glass, called by The inventors IiYAlOTA Pc
We have been appointed the only and prepared furnish
topies OF DasusroyIes Scenery, Pa,nlins
llir, down 10 the smallest murc, either paper glass
oed The best Those glass admirably adapted
microscopic exhibitions cncs.
outline whilst The paper afford the advantages framing
which the finest supas The public
call and specimens paper 49, Main
Al thu Diguerrau Gallery of WIN. A. PRATT j Co
= S-ii aric!cs. usual u tie New York prices.
akylighi erected,
and TIC ~ 10
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ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS
Nov 5-c2awl2t Donallsonyie pnstoifcc, Louisiana


invited examination OF new ann genera
N assornei, Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS at GAh
MATHEWS cos No l45 Eagle Square purchased whn the
WEEK in York, and receiving by Adams 20 Apes
embracing the following desirable goods for furnishing Gentlemen
Cioak made selection o ,tef'-
Cloths, tassincre ve-tns, Cotton and ln.H Shinss wnch can
he made up measure Torknen aud AZ
hnr notice silk Bingham Umbrellas SILK and Sin Ca
vat- Scan. Socks. and Linen Shr Collars oyss anu h
nj every desirable stye make Silk and Linen Pocket ah
pen, Merno Lambs Wool Cotton and SILK SHIRTS ratth Ie
ami Lambs Draws Suspcncs Combs HAIR Coh anu loo
and Manila WspS and Shaving Soaps Cologne ana
Perimcya which! with the usual variety OF Goods kept ~ D
cnus a. such goods can the regular dealers
nnrl l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

TNEMALE SCHOUL N
having engaged the of Miss A. NJ CONVERSE VII
reopen the Buckeye Seminary ladies' the 18th January
1850.
Terms per session Of ten months
Board and tuition in the English branches BIZ
Tuition in The English branches :,
In Latin French ~
Occasiona lectures will given Natural Philosophy and Chem
istry with experiments instruction The OF the
Globes in connection with the Geographical and Astronomical studies
One half of the harl will be required the 10Th Aug
next; till LIST October will be siyen the balance al inc
,rn,n s,rsncss Address WIN T. IT. POLLARD.
Dec 6-cwfw hanover ."u HOUSE,
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N1OTICE-My meadowe land in the county OF Ha,,ve eaea
iyERS which was advertised be sold on the 18th insa
beng DISPOSED or is offered Tor sale privately THIS ra
n,ns az aerss % of bed Of an old MIL d ana tne
~. uh ha, # be properly rnt grass Will yeh from % 10
100 900 weight Of Hay per annnn ;u ... - i,
crs,ss am determined and have authorized Nh JAMES
Sutton IT, Richmond make disposition OF II 10 me- WI"
~hom al ie''''i' o " TIOS. C.. CLARKE
pla, of Land be seen at Mr. sutons once
Ort
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cry Avn RIFLE MAKING, GUN-sMITHING, &c.
STyHOMAS TYRER his old stand No CO. Main Street door
above the City Hotel make order, and for SAFE
All tinds of Double and Single Guns and Rifles -, :.
ems Rifles and Pistols altered INTO Fercusso nu
Mrs in ali the varieties Of SmRg dope Superior ye m
On accommodating terms.
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INSURE YOUR LIVES.
X~ss- Korlc LIZ InRurQMce COmponY.

yHs Institution during month OF Nov sis issued one hun
l drei and six policies, VIZ:
her Ie Reporter Shefs p Publishers and Booksellers =
Iavver Ship builder Clergyman Supt Public WORKS Man
Cmaes Hotel Keeper l. Accountants Ship master, Editor !;
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
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UNPARALLELED GOOD FORTUNE!
a CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE found al Luck's Office! Tn
N Grand Prize Of $4,000 Whole Ticket aud another oi s
600 both .olL by LUCK the snort space Of 10 days
"a the pubic the sale OF aio
brilliant prize in Whole Ticket which sent 10
Hanover the ticket IN PAlNES Letter
of course has presented AMI paid By LUCK This turtle
evidence Of the superior good luck of Tickets lotteries under III
management OF y PAINE CO. lin which alone The large prze
PAINE'S Tickets which he had OF LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Susquehanna Lottery, No 81
~ 2 10 10 &c 81 l3 - Is Is 81:
Whole Nos 10 49, the Grand Capital OF su Sold an
paid on LUCK This The largest prize, eK
cent in PAINE Lottery, sold Richmond the last fifteen year
and money than prizes sold BY any oe
management this cy in the last two years
Grand Schemes for December.
s3S!H. lStH!
day December II lSi9 IS Nos - drawn Capitals prize
$4,000 5000 $3.50 ofi1h. LOO al 80. ls9 o aO Tick
sl0 halves ); quarters = 90
4 SPLENDID LOTTERY!
$500 5000, 5000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No l. 10 be drawn Baltimore
on Saturday - 1919 Is Nos. l3 drawn Capitals
prize of as Oll of 5000 OF 5000, of250U. Of 1900
1900 100 Of 1900 $50 1880 Tickets $40 halves TO- quarters
Certificate OF package WhoeS $780, halves 100; quarters b.
AND STILL ANOTHER
$4,000. IL prizes OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No be drawn al baltimore
on Saturday, December 70 1919 IS Nos IL drawn Capitals
Tickets sl halves quarters 10 Certificate OF Whoes s2lI
halves los: quarters 81 30 nr>.,
advertised by Messs d. FAME
co Particular distant correspondents Prizes
al sight, and transacted this Office strictly confidential
Nov D - n u. ~.