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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
Editorial Correspondence of the Journal,

COLUMBIA. Dec. l, 1919.
Tho Legislature is fairly unner way. Seldom have
members manifested greater disposition 10 work.
The Message No. /, of his Exccency, is lengthy
and practical document. His views our Federal
Relations ure strong. and his recommendations will b.
generally adopted. Message No. 3 was road OH Fri
day, relating chiefly 10 domestic matters. However,
Inc recommends that suitable provisions be made TO IN
sure representation Of the State in the Southern Con
venlion to be held in Nashville, Tenn. in June next,
as suggested by Mississippi. As an evidence that the
House is prepared 10 adopt it, Mr.. J. P. Reid nrodu'
ccd The following Resolutions the sarnc day. iown:
81. That we hail with satisfaction the resolutions
adopted by Convention of the people Of Mississippi,
assembled at Jackson the 81 Of October lasl-hal
", adopt tho sentiments Of said rcsotons and hearth
lv concur IN the recommendation 10 hold Convention
or Southern States al Nashville, Tenn. the first
Monday in June next.
- That we recommend TO the people OF the scrc
raj Confessional Districts Of this State 10 elect on The
SECOND Monday in January next in Snch mode as they
deem proper, three Delegates, and as many Altor'
Mates, 10 represent them III said tonvenlIon."
Message No. informs tho Legislature that its wish
had been complied with relative to the swords Tor the
son of Col. Butler and for Col. Gladden. and the scr
vice of plate to tho widow Of Col Dickinson, but the
mooumen, in honor of the Palmetto Regiment is strong
" prcssed unon it's consideration. Ii recommends al
so, ,ha Judge O'Neas Digest of the Negro Laws h'
printed by the State, without his Comments and also
eprint of the tenth volume Of the Statutes at Large
His Excelloncy states that the letter from B'Iing
Brothers, reIercd 10 in Message No. !, and called to
BY tho resolution Of Mr.. Snos Of Charleston. ogeh
or with other documents relating 10 the Bank are ii
the hands Of the printa.
The Bank question promises again to be the absorb
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Barring, BROTHERS, d.
Co. To THE GOVERNOR.
"Thr only mode which suggests itself to II. of making
the withdrawal of the guarantee Of the Bank either polite
or just would be by employing funds ut the command
OF the State in the redemption of the Bonds by purchase
and thus exnguishing the debt for which the agency of
the Bank was one of tho acknowledged securities"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
Cash for Bark. .

We will contract for Bark at tn rate of Sc I
cord, cash--or 81 in Trade.
w. ANDERSON D. CO.
Ma ch, nh, l849 10
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Sl,155.i3l 81
ST. 100000 90

Deduct for bills supposed to be lost, 100000 90
t. cancel this amount, Wis Sl.l45,4si 81
The bank has, specie, l7602s 35
Bal due from other bkS, 4977 73
Bills Of other banks, 1880 90
Domestic and for. Ex l52,326 05-39l ,292 l3
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TThe steamer Canada has arrived at n. York
bringing advises of ID advance in the liverpool
cotton market. Quotations in Chariestotl- o. to
l0so.
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This amount, viz:
To be immediately provided for
fromthe securities Of the bank,
which, as will be stated in the
sequel. are nrar,
pI'HIIC DEBT OF SOUTH ca X
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754,l99 e4
100000 90
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
DRAINING LAW. W.-BOARD TO REMOVE
INSTRUCTIONS IN STREAMS.

lsuggest the eSpediency of instituling a com.
nilsson, general principles an details OF an eff
cient drainage law; also, the institution ola
board in each district, parish or precinct, some.
what resembling the Board of Commissioners
of roads, to supervise and enforce the removal
of those obstructions in'the streams from which
the general health Of the country SO frequently
suffers.
. l. The necessity for a comprehensive law Of
drainage arises from the inability of the propri.
etor, in many instances. legally 10 reclaim his
land or relieve himself from the malaria aris
ing from sagnant wafer. 1t "tltmes happens.
,ha; his own premises d" not admit of The fall
necessary to carry ofthe water, and, if obliged
to conduc! it hy the proper channel to The land
of his neghbor, Lcis liable To an action rs for
a nuisance. This puts it within the power Of
the latter, if he he obstinate, caprcious, or lack
ing in public spirit, to defeat any measure, Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04
ElissOi.,sinD.

rarmvilIr, Prince Edward County,, A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04

CAROLINE COUNTY, VlhG MA.
GEO G BUTLER. VI. Principal; a Z noLr e
W 81 Assistant in Ancient Languages; BRlSCOE
C BALDWIN, Jr, Assistant IN Mathematics ana se'
tics.
The mex, session OF this Institution will commence
on "Wednesday, the I'D Of October, and continue
until the last day OF July 1850 with weeks recess
at Christmas. The School is situated 10 Caroline
county Virginia about &c miles below Fredeieks
hurs from Port ROYAL and Is from the Milford Depot
the Richmond railroad being entirely IN The country
and removed from the temptations OF public places We
% csnty near the public routes, 10 be easily access
oil. from all points. The buildings are large and com
modiors and the location remarkable for health al all
.asons Of the year. go ,.,
Til, course OF instruction will embrace the Latin
Creek and French Languages. Mathematics, all the
branches cf thorough Engiish Education, with Draw
inc Sr The ASSISTANTS srlectec-the nr>t "t whom u
graduate Of oxford, Enga the other Of the VIZ
gina Military Instituto-arr young men oil hisa slahd
inr OF experience, who bring with them les
limonials Of the highest character
This terms arc for the session Of ten months SioO,
including Beard, Tuition, Washing, Fuel L shs aud
Beddng s?5 payable in advance, and the balance on
tho LIST Law OF March. Students are requested 10 De
punctua In their attendance on the mrs! o. tue ses
son. Catalogues containing all details. will be sent
upon application all no NAV desire mem.
Pos; Office, sap3ahannock Ae,deny' caroline .oun-
", Virginia. GEO BUTLER, NJ, Principal.
REFEREH Noes:
.Rev II " Denison, Williamsburg; sWm w
Lanl,. Esq, sF W seabury, Esq, No.lok eCap'
VIM Greea. United states Navy; w va. De1h r,n
Coiuu JUS, Mississippi; Hon Butler King Georgia;
Hon Daniel f watrous, Alabama; WIN 2 Taylor,
E.q, Caroline; Rev VIM Friend, .Gro tnzhush'
Esq. Port Royal; Col r Tasioe, Or fllriai,
.nus Ftzhugh Esq. wv Roy Mason. Esq, 'Cnis
Mason, sRichard II Turner. EGG. King George; Geo
" Levi Esq. sRuhen Mays, Jr, Esq ton Wilioa J.
E,se1; sDr II Henry, Fauauier; or william
snuIce, Matthew's Court House, 'Gen Lewis,
Rockingham; sDan Gardner, ESQ. ienrco; .Capt
d L; Hon Jno T LomaI, FredericksbuIsi Col John
w Gillian, Dr E Smith, Dinwiddie Court House;
~ ~ Cab lean
Gentlemen who either havs or have had sons or
wards al the Institution. Aug 8-c.awow
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
SsraIfan,4 sfsGce.

Nos, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICH
- MnNr. VIRGINIA
L-taitiie world 'ay what they can,
Cor selling Prize. .SrRATTON'St the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery Extra No. loa Sept /:
&c u % Il % 80 81 4s ~ IS 81 Is CT.
Ticket. Nos 10 50 ~ Three Capitals sold and
Ticket, Nos. 20 AZ ~ sTRATToN.
g 65 So 30 10 4; S G5 81 | 4 So
and paid by SrRaTrOS.
Hall Ticket, Mos 4 Al e5. a prize OF $50.
by sTRATToS.
SCHENES FOR THE HEEK.
25 $50 DOLLARS 10. 900 DOLLARS!
TGESDaY-Mononralii Lottery, No. lO7-Caa.tss
s2',lS0 1000 5000 of 900, &C. rs Nos. Is drawn
Tickets s.; halves So quarters Is.
30l46 DOLLARS!-lO Of 6 900 DOLLARS!
WEnNEsDAY-oelawars Lottery, No 90 Capitals;
s2n,i6, 10 OF 5000, ~ Of 5000, 20 Of looo &C. y
Nos Is drawn. Tickets $40, havrs s. quarters ~.
"a 092 DOLLARS! 10 900 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-Mononeal Lottery, No. l0S-Capt
al. s4 O92 10000 $500, 5000 $500, Of 900, DC.
70 ms, IA drawn Tickets -; halves ST; quarters
20 600 DOLLARS 10 coo DOLLARS!
FaIDAY-susse1 L"tiery, No eo-cap.!ais: $50,
0oO 6,UOO, 1900, 243j, Of l,Oca, &C. 10 Nos, ID
drawn. Tickets I'll halves .; quarters /.
1850 DOLLARS = 200 DOLLARS!
sArURDAY-suss-a Lottery. Extra. No. lO7-Cap
ta.s "a !5J 300, 6lJ, &c - Nos, ID drawn. TICK
cts 81; ha ives 81 cent?; quarters . eenis'
SATURDAY EVENING Virginia Mcaonsaa Lot
ters No o-capit-: prize oil SS U00, 10 ,JOl, e,Uu
sos, 44-, ~ al a.aC1, II Of Lea, % Of 5w % IF
80 SC IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets SO; halves ,;
quarters : 81
80 600 DOLLARS! -25. 900 DOLLARS!
Virginia Mononsa gala Lottery, No. l2, for 1919, TO
be drawn on Saturday,, september 18Th. 70 Nos 10
dawn oallots Capitals | prize Of SoO,uUO, 23,uuu,
co. CO., lis. ~ Ut 2uvu. IL Of 500 4c Tick
cts SIS; halve. ST.; quarters -.
order. or Packages. Cortneates OF Fackages dnd
single Tickets IN ath- Lotteries Will be promptly al
ended TO, nd la ings sent whsn requested Please
address ordersto ". STRATUM,
So, Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04

FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE
ChiDGeWa Farm.

UNtl terms Of sale Of this Farm made last srptrm
Ter not having hreu cnnplIei wiki, II Is again Of
fr.ed. This Farm amongst the most valuable III the
county. II lies within two miles of The Eappahan-
mock river and canal, seven miles Of the village oi
Warrnton and between four and i've of the Fauin'cr
White Sulphur Springs II contains between nine nun
bred aud ihaG-and acres; the greater portion oi
hch -thr the red soil, genr'iy !und III that coun
~ with a large portion .: fine bottom meadow land,
rendering the Farm admirably ADAPTED for Grain AND
fer graznr; seTe,ai good springs with tine stream
rGnnlng ihrou 81 ,ne hole Farm
The improvements are ! comfortable plain Farm
house Barn, Stables, Cabins, &C., zach ia,.nS bern
recently PUT repair So, very distant from these Is
AN elevated the ERECTION Of such better build
ines - proprietor might prefer, commanding fGH
view II the whole Farm The location oil this Farm
readers desirable property IFS proximity 10 the canal
10 the village OF WAnenton and the White Sulphur
Springs afTodng than usual facilities Of health
and society ami BY the canal cheap and ready ac
cess market Ter all lis products. The terms VIII he
as liberal a most purchasers could well desire. fns
session given II AM time u SUIT thr purchaser, Win
drs able arrangement 10 the putting IN growing crop
Purchasers wishing 10 view The Farm ore referred
10 Edmund Rose. Esq, nov the occupant charles
Chiffon or Jones Green, Eqfs, residents within atr"
miles OF Ia JAMES ruSrA!EE OF Hanover,
T. T;!OaSIOS II Fredericksburg,
Aug. l.-ctf Executors If \ Rose, deceased.
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EDUCATION.
William and Wary College

ry,HE ne session OF this Institution will
on the 81 day of October, with the following Fa-
Riss, Rel JOHN JOHNS, D d, Professor Moral PHI
NBEvERIY TUCKER, Professor of Law.
BENJAMIN 7 EWELL. Professor of Mathematics.
MORGAN SMEaIjS Phi ID, Professor Of humanity
WILLIAM HOPKINS, A 81, Professor of Chemis.
try and Natural Philosophy.
HENRY A WASHINGTON, Professor OF History and
Rev SILAs 1orTEN, D D, Rhetoric and intellec,u-
al Philosophy
Nv ,br laws recently enacted, the full Cole gaie
course for the deeesoi A. D. embraces period Of
years There will be four regular classes-viz Fresh
man, Sophomore, Junior and Senor-to one OF which
zach student except the law students must belong
Candidates. for admission TO the Freshman class mus,
h. A, lea fourteen years old and pass examination
In The E glish, Latin, and Greek Grammars Cstar.
Ave hook.,l vresl's Elad, Greek Testament, ct.
John and the Acisi or their equivalent Arithmetic and
Geovrarhy. Those who are prepared TO jim higher
class viii be allowed to do so on examination.
The viii Likewise be an English Seeatse Course,
10 be completed IN TWO years The candidate tor The
Scrnee Course must be fifteen years OF age and present
the written request not Of vi his parent or guar
dian TO tina, effect. Tie will be examined on English
Grammar Geography the rst four books OF Geometry.
ana Algebra through equations of the second degree.
The students satisfactorily completing this course viii
b. entitled To Certificate with the College seal affixed
There will also he Course of Law, proncients In
which will be entitled TO the degree Of l. B.
EIPENsES:
Fer the session of nine months, the College fees
Tor undergraduates are SSO
Beard and hire Of lut ,ture 100
Wasting, iuel aud lights, from Sl5 TO -
SOL
The fees for law students are SIS
Board, l5o
81
Copies Of tho laws may be obtained by written app!I
cation-post pablo Judge Tucker, Williamsburg.
Aug 7-c2awSw
70 To be published twice week for eight weeks In
the Richmond Wing. Alexandra Gazette, Southern
churchmln, Norfolk Beacon and Rai-ieh star
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go ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE, S5
GfG II.II,IfDI.I' RESE'nIE

SHALL sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th da! Of
September l,itkos. ,eserre 10 The highest bidder.
FOUR FARMS, situated IN Orange county, say Two
miles from the Rarcnon Ford, on The RB?d Ann river,
thirty from Frederic shurg ana within short distance
of The contemg aled Alexandra and Gorccnsvie rail-
road.
These farms have large proportion ofloa grounds on
Mountain Run. They we adapted 70 the Srsnii
staples aud afford abundant materials for speedy am
p-fmlnrnt Improvement. having an excellent Vein o!
,.,ne.t,nr runnir. Through them.
'rUE NE ,lItIiSS contain iCu5 ac.rI. The dwelling
nous. la, SIX rooms. au in good rrpair hi'ing been
recently u .inted tbs ..rri admirably aiar!rd to
tiIlge grazing, brrg tine grass anf aud well sup
piled with water and shade IN every field
The WlNuER TRACT confirms thO acres newt
above the Meadows. " has a small tenement poh IL
The BiRcHLAND TRACT contains also oos acres
ar.. proportion Of which is bottom land ot TIE hist
quality tor grass and crops a.. ,,,.s
The INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 46e aetss,
md l.. well proportoued In is divisions oil "o''' ~"
and upland. ,,, L. ,,,..
TERAs-0ne.f fourth cash, the reminder ~ snfre
equal nua! instruments, with iatre yrom gag care
secured ny bond win approved security ana "eea :"
trilI: on tna land. ;,, +, ,
No,r p,ru:uar information respecting them VII De
;,. ~ m. h.o,her Jeremiah Morton, living near the
,-s = fu.ly authorised Ia dispose ot the pro-
s,,v in; address Rircoon Ford, Cuprprr county,
virginia. 'aSh"S'' jim
IuIv I3-ctui
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Alexandria Academy.


THE Fall term of this Institution will commence on
i Monday September Sd, $780, The Of
study embraces the different branches Of complete
English Education. in connection with the Latin,
Greek, French and Spanish Languages, and full
course in Mathematics.
Regular Courses of Lectures on Natural Philosophy.
Chemistry and Astronomy, are delivered 10 IN. STU
dents during tae yelr. THESE Lectures are fully IL.
lus;,lted By means Of j complete *, OF al2atIus.
All tie branches taught IN - practical manner
as possiae and every faculty. ~ afforded the student,
40 d 10 secure rapid advancement aud tno'oush IN
strIci.ca.
The Surveyin. Class is frequently exercised III sr-
veyins laying OUT and dividing i.nd, taking heights
and distances, SC, &c BY which means they become
fully Competed perform the duties OF a-urvryor, or
10 enter an engineer corps.
The Astronomical Class have access 10 large teies-
cope, of high rasnyine power ana, On suitable even
ings make observations Oh the plane s, hxeu stars,
and the other celestial bodies.
Those studying the French aud Splnsh Languages,
have TIE advantage Of daily conservation with The
teacher no resides in the family, anu become able
not only to .ansa:e those languages, but TO SPEAK
the M " it'll grace and fneDcy.
TERMS:-For Board, Washing, Fuel Light, with
Tuiiin in Lain Greek aud Mathematics, $50 per an
num- pay IDLE quarterly In adv the quarters consist
oil elsvsn.and a-taf weeks each
Tuition in Fsrnrh spanish, St per quarter extra
Students may any tlme and pay from Tie time
OF their entrance.
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A FIRST RATE LANnED ESTATE FOR
SALE

IN pv-suane. al decree o: tie County Count of Fiince
EdwaId. male II th- jay term, 1873, nr t'r Com
ml.s,oners appointed ~ the drci-e Ia liz an.c
will, on WEDNESDAY, The zenith Gay a; octubrr
NEXT, II the day be- fair, It not, on III. r.St fir 10;
thereafter proceed 10 sell, On lie rGisrs tnr Tract
Land r,.rnrt 10 ~ Tie said drc.er. AnO~n by .l'r
name OF SANDY Ford. and teton .rg 10 Tie hears d! I'd
ward Dlliou deceased. TG- land lies ;n- counties
af Prince Edward ard Cumberland, 90 hotn si!,> al r
apponait0I river abaui trre Eie a6ose The town vi
Fafmy,ic ana s!Jty-ve above Petersburg, and North
II Illmpdrn sidney College aoou; seven ni!t>. The
hole tact contains By ale survey, U']: srfe
when 252 acres are 10" grouncs-b {, on the DAY a.:
SAFE IL Will be offered distinct ;TIc-. unicss x
NAV suit h- wishes al purchasers bad i"f The Whole
That pift of the estate winch lies on the Prince III
lrt side Of ihr contains So. acres. %. which 10
acres low rrnuBJs abou. III acres al cultivated
nigh land. end .i0 acres heavily tmbrut. The III
prove mems upon tais portion CONSIST oi large IN!
cou,nIoGiugs old fashioned dwelling house, WIN All
other necessary ana cuByrGirn; buildings. Tie otlt :
part vi estate, which lr. On the opposite side a. Tie
Ap;, mo, ri.rr n1 - la the connis al tnmbeiah",
contains 1891 acres, ~ which ~. are low grounds i
as.r- d; cultivated high lIni and 80 dcfrsoi heas.
iiio-rrt land. The Improvements al tue Cumberland
side oil osesr-fs house, tobacco barns .pn
hcus-. stable and negro quarters.
sand. Ford We'll known ~ th.> section - Na-inii,
and l. generally acniitred by competent judges To tr
ono 81 l:r very best estates on The AppoNl1s fivr!
K - well aap.G the production % tli- -tapiv> az
I'M. part OF the stat--c.n wheat, oats ana tnhic,"
Ia lllr growth which tie operations oi hs plant itinn
ar. Euw GiTrcieG. bal, with prosper arrangements .
wold MAKE mos; Valuable stuca farm. "a II WAS ti.r
manly and most uilab.y used IN rrariu- -i.es th,.
were noted th-l Superior qualities CONSIDERED ~
sucn view the property no. unworthy ct the a..cn
ton ii p.nns, lvaala lnh othrr Northern ia"'rS, 81
NAV be ,i-posrd "a n,S - vItsina aud.
The TERa.S al sale un:rr the trcTrr are: bhe thhi
cash third payable IN twe!vr months IhG The 1'.,e
third IN two years B"nd-. with approved -rruri
IA be- required fct tie deferred paynentS, and the u
lie Ia the land WI retained Umsi the whole 81 to
purchase money !, PAID
eiers directed To- ~ Farmylr, VII reeve 3.-
t.ntion. JAMES ~ pli.Lu:. jr..,
ALIEN iSLLG DILLON,
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University of Maryland.
FACILITY OF PHYSlC.
9 SESSION OF 1880.

SESSION OF 1880
.V,HE Lectures will commence on Monday, 2gh oc
/ tobsr and continue until The 18th of March, ensu
ing. .trpy
ND, LID.
sureery-NATHAN R SMITH.
Therapeutics, MateTia Meica and Hygene-Sa-
MUEL CHEW, MD
Anau my aud Physiology RoBy: NJ D.
Theory and Practice of Observation-Disclosures
POWER, NJ ID.
RICHARD H THOMAS, ID.
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstration of Anato
my-GEORGE w MiLTEN9ERGER.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical surge
nv every day at the Baltimore inrnary, opposite the
Medical College. The rooms tor practical anatomy
will be opened October ISL under the charge OF the DC
mons,raior Fees for the entire course 49l. Comfort
able board NAV be obtained in the vicinity OF the Medi
cal College for g. SO to 50 81 per week.
WILLIAM E A AIKEN,
Apv l7-cSd7t Dean OF the Faculty.
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l. "A s,s hert's - ce,

ON FOURTEENTH STREET, usd,r the Exchange
~ HOTEL. Richmond, Virginia.
Dawn Nos ol Sussex LOTTERY, Extra No. lOa, Sept l.
81 Il :; Il 2s 70 81 - - 1t 20 Is g.
Draw Nos OF Munon.alia Lottery, No. l.6, sept !;
- 6s g 10 10 81 : 65 "a l 50.
Whole Ticket, Nos. SO o. another prize OF $780,
sent To this Office.
10 BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
TCES3AY-lhe Virginia Mnnone2a Lottery, Class
No. l0i-Caatass SIS 49,, 1900, 5CoO, &c. 30 Nos
10 drawn. Tickets s5-slilres lii proportion.
WEDNESDAY-The Delaware Stale Lottery, Class
80. GCapitas: $50, i4f, 10 of b,oGt IL OF aCoo ~ OIL
l,ipu, sc. IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets slU--shafes
in proportion.
THURSpAY-The Virginia Monongsila Lottery,
Class No Hs-Capirals: Sai,L92, 100 ., 3,0Oo JouJ,
$500, ,62i OF i,lU0. sc. IS Nos, Ia drawn. rick
cts s5-shares III proportion.
PKIpAy-rae SUSSEX County tDelaware) Lottery,
,,lass No. 61-t:apitas: SaOUO, 6,0S. 3,0O0 2,"a.
Of / 300 &C IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Si--hares
In proportion.
SAruRDaY-Dol LoS.ery-inr SUSSEX County
fDe,awarel Lottery. Extra, Class No. lt7-Captals
"a 90 / Ju0, SC Is Nos, 70 drawn. Tickets 81
shares IN proportion.
SATURDAY EVENING Sales close al 5 o'clock
Tie Virginia MJaons lila LJslery, class No. lt9-
Capitals So Gu, $500, 60 5,cUu Hiss. ~ III 500
20 of Loco, &C. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets S.v-
shares IN proportion.
~ OIuvts or packages, certificates OF packages,
single tic shares The above, IN any of Maui
~ & Co.'S Lotteries, toe which there are drawings
every iay al prices varying from 81 10 SlO ior cke
wiieeeive the most prompt attention., and The draw
iU.s forwarded Immediately TO distant adrenturers.
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Recoilec: So3-'There'siutki IN odd nnmpcs'
$40 HurY o. More ~ sept j
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v,IrARi.E FARM FOR RENT.

WISHING 10 give up farming. will rent out my
w Farm. SVINYA9p'S, situated Immediately IN
the road, between orange Court House and t.orton.
VILE TIRES miles from tho former, and sE II IN Tue
latter place, containing six hundred and twenty -isn
acres which when properly cultivated, produces WEI
delightfully."- watrred; every variety Of !tuiti tine r'eh
Garden; a c,mmoiious Dwelling House, win All ne
crs.ary out houses beautiful and desirable place; N
thckly settled ami ean,r-l neehoornooi a'so' pol
,nr NJ The Servants will be sold the lst day OF De-
cemeer or the n-It fair cay. wish 10 cell piece oi
land near Orange Court House, near enough ior
lure In that place. most productive piece oil land,
with wood enough u keep Il up II * we'll covered -
ANY person wishing 10 buy or rshi, WIN Apply pc,
sonalIy to me. AN enabled Ia mako the hi'r sooa,
"a they viii by examining the records, as"' ~
goot lrsal advice Any ono wishing "a iuaoe servants
will do we'll seller; al private sale before a.
desire mo- 10 sell 10 traders. The; ere 'ost va'ao
noo,-m,e., I;llrk-.n,n Whcel~risht t%o .ifst rate
ninI6g room Servants All Senp-iress, ineu I'm
other Female servants; good Wagner ana tW9 "'-
ria &c drivers among them. NJ
Aug as-Sy1i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04
ss,noyer s.a,,, ;or sale.

'IIlf subscriber offers for sale, natal the 9Th day OF
October nr,:, his Tract of Land IN the county OF
Hanover, containing i5li acres, Iyin. IN The South
Anna river. an: adjoining the lands OF T. g. winston
and Xm d. Winston. 1nr said Ttlrt contains aoon;
1870 acres Of land all Of winch lies between thr
nam road from GuOdli's 10 Hana.-r Court House aud
thr river n sight of both the Louisa and The Richmond
and Frederick sburg railroad, wh quarter Of mi.r
~ The latter lts also within abGii: three miles n Mr.
wm +. Wickham'- mari beds, from whom no doub: Il
much mari may b. gotten may se desired al q very
Reasonable prizes. No farther descriptions deemed nr
e.ssary ~ an, oar desiring further information oh
tain 1t personal Inquiries BY letter directed 10 he
sub criber TaylorssiIir, Hanover county. wlli
also state that any desiring lager Farm can OBJ
tain OF Mr.. WGi. h. Winston four tive hundred
acres Immediately adjoining my Tract.
III asa,r OF tie above fract o; Land - not ell cied
before the said 18th day Of Octo5er, viii on that day
offer the same luhicy, ;de highest bidder, on the
premises N IL o'.ioc., :; If far, u nni on The fist
far ia, thereafter. FERNS made lib-rai.
sue as-ctts UM. h. WINSTON.