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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, September l6, z. M

WASHINGTON, September l6, T. M.
SENArE.The Bill to suppress the Slave Trade in the
District of Columbia read third time and passed
by the following vote: yeas 33, nays 10.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill was re-
ported with amendments, and made the order OF the
day for Wednesday next.
IheeSenate then proceeded to the consideration oil
the Bounty land Bill; after devoting time TO the
subject, motion to adjourn was made, and it pre-
vailed.
HoUsE.--On motion OF HALL, the rules sus-
pended to enable him to introduce aAbl prohibit the
Secretary Of the Treasury from allowing Communication
pay or interest in lieu Of Virginia half pay claims
Leave being granted, the bill was introduced.
Committees were then called for reports.
Mr.. McWLLIE, from the Comuitee Printing re-
ported joint resolution releasing the Public Printers
from their present contracts, and allowing them in
creased compensation After debate the resolution was
referred to the Select Committee on Printing.
Mr.. BAYLY, from the Comniittee OF Ways and Means,
reported the Army Appropriation Bill, which, together
with all other appropriation bills, was made the spe-
cal order Of the day for omorrow and daily theeaf-
ter until disposed Of.
The same gentleman, from the same Committee, re-
ported Bill to re-organize the State Department and
creating the office OF Assistant Secretary Of State
which was referred to the Con1mittee OF the Whole.
Mr. BowLIN, from the Committee Public Lands,
reported bill granting swamp lands to the State of Ar
kansas.
The question of reference debated till the adj
journment.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. I6, M.
FLouR-We note sales to- day of 1000 bbs. Howard
street Flour at 81 81 and 5000 bbls City Mills at
81 rs.
WHEAr-Sales of red at SO to lo5 cts; white sells at
ITO cents per bushel
CoRN-Sales of white and yellow at 56a6o cents per
bushel.
WHIsKEY-Sales OF bbls. at 81 cts. per gallon
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nv WELLINGTON GODDIN.
W7ERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

v SITUATED IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of
a decree of the Superior Court OF Chancery Tor the
Richmond Circuit, pronounced the 26th June last,
in suit in which Mrs. Lucy M. Norton, in her own
right, and guardian Of her children, plaintiff, and
John Fl F. Norton and others were defendants, the un :
dersigned commissioners appointed by that decree, will
on MONDAY afternoon, 9TH of October, 1850, at
o'clock upon thepremises proceed to sell at public auc
ton that valuable lot fronting 324 feet north side OF
Clay between 9Th and 10th Streets running back .O3
feet belonging to the widow and children OF DR.. Dan
iel N. Norton, deceased.
TERMs-So much of the purchase money to be paid
in cash as will detray all the expenses OF the sale, and
the residue in four instruments as follows one fourth,
ninety days from the day of sale fourth, inc
months one fourth, fifteen MONTHS and the remaining
dit payments to be paid in Bank they fall due, aud
the title to be retained until the whole purchase money
is paid.
N. P. HOWARD, Commissioners
G. N JOHNSON commissioners
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct Sc 7-wtd
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EHoR SALE will sell at public auction, at :

EyOR SALE.-I will sell at public auction, at
III o'clock, P. NJ, on THURSDAY the 10th OF Oc-
tober, three tenements viz l brick tenement, situated
on the eastern side OF St. James street. just beyond the
corporation lne;2 tenenents, brick and wood, sua-
ted on the western side of ST. James street, each lot
fronting IS teet and running back 1913 feet.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash. and the balance in
one and two and three years, with interest.
JOHN nj. JOHNSON.
Tuos RI TATIAFERRo Auct Sc david
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BY ELLINGTON GODDIN.
YEyRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
ia

VI LOT ON BROOK AVENUE AT AUG
subscriber by John Meyer and wife, bearing date Both
August 1S49, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court shall, in execution of the said trust sell at pub
lie auction, upon the premises, FRIDAY Afternoon,
the 10Th September 1850, commencing at Al o'clock,
the Real Estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting
OF Frame Tenement on Brook Avenue, now in the
cupancy OF said Meyer fronting l6 feet running back 81
feet to alley
Terms cash The title is believed to be perfect but
the subscriber will convey with the usua warranty.
FREDERICK BREAUER, Trustee.
Sale conducted by w GoDDTN, Auctr.
Sc 10-dtds
ADDITIONAL.-Imm after the above sale,
will be sold the brick grocery and dwelling adjoining
the above, now occupied by Mr.. John B. Smith; also,
two frame tenements to the East of it. Terms at sale.
Sc l6 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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ANIMALS FOR 1851.
FUK 81 Jb by
L W. Z ANDOI PEI Sentemhar ] |


No. Pendennis, by Thackery ........"...... IS
October No. Godey's Ladys Book. ............ Is
October No Grabam's Mapazine ......... %
colored portrait Of Jenny Lind. ......:..:.... IS
The Prelude, or Growth Of Poets Mind, an auto
biographical Poem, by W. Wordsworth.
New edition Tuppers Proverbial Philosophy, with
and without illustrations, in beautiful bindings, at prices
from 81 cts. to $4
Christmas Blossoms and New Years Wreath for
1851, with fine plates; 81 25.
Cabinet oil Modern Aria splendid book.
Leaflets OF Memory, an illustrated annual for 1851,
edited by R. Coats, NJ D., with fine plates and bound
in beautiful white calf; S..
Tuppers complete Prose Works, 9vo, Library bind
ing; ST. 50.
Tuppers complete Poetcal Works. svo., Library
binding; 81 so.
Sartain's Union Magazine for October, with fine steel
and coored Plates; IS cts
Ny Pennsular Medal, by an Old Peninsuar; IS cts.
Wynnes Lives OF Eminent Literary and Scientific
Men of America ST.
Lady, Willoughby's Diary, or Passages from the
Diary OF Wife, from the Diary Of a Wife and Mother
Three Years in California, by Rev. Mr.. Cotton U.
S. Navy with portraits of distinguished men and other
plates: 81 25
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.
FURNITURE AT AUG.

SECONDHAND FURNITURE AT AUC-
= TION-On WEDN ESDAY Morning, 18th inst,
commencing at O'Clock, at Auction Rooms No. 8,
Fifteenth street, will be sold at auction variety OF
Household Furniture, as follows
| mahogany Wardrobe, new, city made
do Bureau and Centre Table
Mahogany High Post and French Bedsteads
Rocking Chair, Washstand
Card Tables, Tea Table, Sofa
Chairs, cane and wood seat; Mattrass, &c.
SCHOOL ROOM FURNITURE.-Also lot of
School Desks Benches and other Furniture for School
mis- MISCELLANEOUS GOODs.-soap, Cigars,
Ground Spices Chalk Pipes, Shoves and Spades,
Spool Cotton, Accordeons Knives on cards, Scissors,
seI7 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
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VA EGROES WANTED.-The undersigned hav-
~ ing in South Western Georgia and Florida large
ton, wish to purchase from IS to 40 negroes OF good
character and accustomed to plantation work. They
would prefer to buy in families, but will purchase boys
girls and likely young separately They expect to
mond at the Powhatan House, on the 3d. at Washing
ton City from the 9Th to the 10TH and at Barnums Ho-
tel in Baltimore or the 18th of the same month, where
they will treat with gentlemen hayng tins KIND OF pro-
perry to sell. 5. GRaAPB 1M M1AT t,ND
MnLEDGEvIT.LE, June Sd, 1850.
nzapThe Richmond Enquirer, the National Intelli-
gencer and Union will please publish twice.
ia 20-otf
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NJOTICE.--Havng taken Rev M. T. Summers
1W schoo-room on Grace street, near st. Pauls
Church, Respectfully solicit the patronage extended to
the that every attention shall be given pro-
mote the morals and advance the pupils committed to
my charge.
The first session of my School will commence on the
10th instant
Terms of tuition payable quarterly per ten months
usual
In the classical and mathematical department. ncud-
ing fuel and stationary. Observation-Disclosures 2 90
In the English department. ............:...3 90 90
r. r. BASS.
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N EW ExnfhK y


Lives of Eminent Literary and Scientific Men of Anne
rca-by James Wyne, D. D.
Songs of Labor, and other Poems-by John G.. Whit
tier.
Sermons on the New Birth of Mans Nature-by Ro-
bert Isaac Wilberforce, A. M.
Margaret Percval in America-a tale, edited by New
England Minister, being sequel to Margaret Perci-
va--a tale, by the Rev. VIM Sewel.
The Star OF the Wise Men-beng a commentary on
the second chapter OF st. Matthew-by Richard
Chenevix French.
to the study Of French, with treatise on French ver
sifications and Dictionary OF Idoms, peculiar ex-
pressions, &c.-by ]. Roemer.
Washington and his men-a new series OF Legends OF
the Revolutionary Geo. Llppard.
Part g. the Slaves OF England-the Seamstress; tale
of domestic life-by G. w. NJ Reynolds.
NV Peninsular Medal-by an old PennsuIar.
Another supply Of "reminiscences OF Congress-by
Chas. w. March
Shakspeare's Dramatic Works, with Introductory and
notes. original and selected; No. %.
October Nos. Cody, Graham and Sartan's Magazines.
Littell's Living Age;No. 33l. For sale by
Sc II NORRIS u BRO.
dNODEY'S, GRAHAM'S q SARTAIN'S,
IA for October
Harper's Magazine for September.
Josce!iua, or the Soldiers Daughter, by Col. w.
H. Maxwell author of Stories Of Waterloo, &c.-25.
NV Pennsular Medal a novel by an Old Peninsular
25c.
Washington and his Men, new series OF Legends
of the Revolution, by Geo. Lippard.
Linda or the Dung Pilot of the Belle Creole; fur
Their supply.
The Hyacnthe, or the Contrast, by Mrs. Gray, her
last and best-25c
Tne Deserted Wife, by EmGa D. E. Nl1i2uthworth,
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BY THOMAS Ill. TALIAFERRO.

BNOR SALE.-I will sell, without reserve, at pub
Il lie auction, at 5 o'clock, p M, THURSDAY,
the 10Th September, one Lot situated Rockets
Just below Taaterro's Mills. The said Lot contains
1888 square yards. TIL. H. TALIAFERRO,
AuctOneer.
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rn.. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

ruu.. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
.EEgs;..sslgasEasONs OF TEMPERANCE.--T The
the occasion the splendid steamer Curtis Peck, will
make an Excursion down James River, to and IN the
erection OF their Hail. on Church Hill, on WEDNES-
DAY evening, Sept IL.
They respectfully solicit encouragementto the ener3
prise from the brethren Of the Order generally and from
all friends to the object in view.
ng7A fine band of Emusic will be in attendance.
Refreshments as usual (ardent spirits excepted)
gY No tickets will be sold to in proper or disorderly
persons and the members OF the division pledge them
selves every effort to render the Excursion plea
saht and agreeable.
The boat will leave the wharf at Rockets at
o'clock and return by II. Tickets, admitting Cen
teman and Lady, ST. Each additional Lady so cts
To be had Of Mcdonald & Lyons, Broad street j; w.
Randolph, Morris & Brother, Gaynor d Wood, VIM
Mander, and of any member Of the Division, at the
Boat and Of HASKINS & LIBBY.
N. B Should it rain Wednesday evening" the
Excursion will be postponed until Friday. Sc UT
q OsT, on Sunday, 18th inst, between Main street
IL and the Danville railroad bridge, GOLD FIN
GER RING, with black sets, gold plate in the CEN
tre with the initials OF E. l.. D. the inside the in-
tails OF E. L. G. The finder will be literally rewarded
y Sc tsI I7m3t t''e SN'' A. MOTIFS Auction Store
NEAHOGANY SIDEBOAKp.--I have on
lvE hand one cityma mahogany Sdeboard, OF
g000 qual''y ~''''n WIN &c s9 GEO ep' J. SUMNER,
Sc II Furniture Dealer No. 63 Main street.
a. LAIES.-l0 cases states, haru ana solt frames;
- ALSO Folding Paper and Porcelain States, of supe-
ror quality, for sale by ,...,
so II MORRIS & BROTHER.
NDLUE " WHITE BONNET BOARDS
Id rs groce blue and white Bonnet Boards OF su,
peror quality. for sale by z,,,r,,,
Sc II MONKS d BROlHE
0ABTNET FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
u NO. 63, MAIN STREET.-At this establish
ment may be found large assortment OF handsome
Cabinet Furniture, such as
Mahogany Wardrobes; Genre, Pier and Card "a Tables
Do Sideboards; Mahogany Work Tables
Do Book Cases Ladies Dressing Bureaus
Sofas; Ottomans; Dvans; Tete-a-Tees
What Nots; Rocking Chairs, &C. for sale on the most
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
Ga II NO 63 Main street.
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ny RICHARD CAUTHoRN.
nCIrI Alp & Al n DAYS. MONDAYS,

OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
Eh Wednesdays and Fridays-Sale OF horses every
Saturday the days above named, commencing at
o. o'clock will sell auction at my store on 18TH ST.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles consisting OF the fol-
lowing IT,
Candles Soap, Nails Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Rice, Pepper, Ginger, Brandy, Whskey Gin,
Moasses, Butter, Lard, Herrings, Shad.
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads,
Chairs. Caudlestands Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables
Bedding, Of every description Tenders, Shovel and
Tongs, with many other articles in the housekeeping
SHOES, CLOTHING, Sc-I will also sell Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
Crockery ware, Matches, Writing and Wrapping fa-
per, Books, &c. o,,,ruopN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

Tmost cordially recommend my friend and successor
Mr.. T R. Bass as a Teacher to my former patrons and
the public generally, with the that entire salts
faction will be given. M. II. SUMNER.
I'm,
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LIVERPOOL MARKET, Sept 7.
& CoroN-Prces have declined I'd since the sailing OF
the last steamer. The sales for the week amount
&c, 800 bales.
FLOUR AND WHEAT in moderate request at full
prices.
INDIAN CoRN--Holders have submitted 10 slight de-
cline in prces-amountng to cd per quarter.
Harvest operations in England have closed and the
whole crop has been garnered in good condition.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept. 6-The Money Mar
ket is easy; Consols closing to-day at 96s
AMERICAN SrocKs-N othn doing-prices nominal
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

JENNY LIMBS SECOND CoNcERr.-The second Con-
cert Of Jenny Lind, at New York on Friday night,
was completely triumphant. The house was crowded
the number present being upwards of seren thousand.
The Concert repetition OF the first, with the
only difference that the orchestra volunteered the
wedding March," from Mendelssohn's 'tMidsum-
mer's Nights Dream )" whose short, cracking blaze
OF harmony received full justice from the and we'll
tempered brass instruments.
No more tickets for Jenny Limbs concerts are to be
sold auction. The seats hereafter be valued
according to location. Those, therefore, who desire to
hear the Nightingale" get tickets from dollar
upwards hereafter This arrangement is ordered in
consequence OF the earnest wish expressed by Mdle
Lind to give all an opportunity of attending. The next
Concert cofnes off next Tuesday Only four more are
to be given stCaste Garden, and then the Queen Of
Song leaves for Boston.
The next four concerts follows Tuesday,
September l7lh Thursday, l9th Saturday, 2lst Tues
day 24th The dollar tickets entitle the holder adj
nsslon, but without certainty as to seat. For So,
seats besecured s., $40, and so up, to secure
nicest places, The arrangement will be
i1b gMat pleasure by the public. Thousands
Jenny for 49, who before felt unable in
the price.
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" CO., No. SO, Ma in street.
Ia, have received and opened, at their old stand,
their supply of fall and winter
DRY GOODS.
In their stock will he found complete assortment Of
Black, blue and olive French Cloths
Green, brown aud dahlia do
A variety high and low-priced English do
Black and fancy French Casslmeres
Doeskins and fancy English do
Saltnets, Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans
Coangs Lindseys and Kerseys
Flannels, Blankets and Paddings
Oznaburgs, brown and beached Domesl!cs
Alpaccas, Parramettas and Cashmeres
Chameleon, Regents and Venetian Silks
Silk, cotton, and linen cambria Hdkts
Hosiery, Suspenders and Buttons
Threads and spool cottons, different kinds
White and coloured Cambncs m
AIso-The finest assortment OF Ingram Three Ply'
Brussels Tapestry and velvet Carpetngs ever offered
Tulted, CheneilIe and Imperial Rugs
Cheneille Persian and Rope Mats
Bookings, Floor Cloths, and STAIR On Cloths
Intending to remove shortly to their new store mo,
95 Main street, they anxious to reduce their stock,
and will offer great inducements to purchasers.
l0-l1lf
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AUCTION SALES.
FUT u RE VS..
HNOR SALE, LAND In GOOCHLAND

HNOR SALE, LAND In GOOCHLAND
-H COUNTY.-Will be offered for sale, on the pre-
misses, at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, the LIST day of October next fair other
wise on the next fair day, tract Of LAND in the
county of GoochIand, on James River, 5 miles below
Gainesville, situated between the farms of Tarlton
Fleming, ESQ.,, above, and Col John Rutherford be-
low, containing 472 acres 80 Of which, river bot
tom OF very superior quality, and asuffciency in woods
for the support Of the place
Mr. Benz. l.. Smith residing on the place, will show
it to any person wishing to view it.
LII sale OF the Land is effected at the above tme
then it will be offered for rent, or lease for
years.
TERMs-One- third on the LIST day of January, 1851,
the balance in two equal instruments at IL and "a
months from the lst Of January 1851 Bonds and
deed of trust the land to the deferred pay
ments
By order the Legatees and Distributes of John S.
Smith, decd. BENZ. LEWIS, Agent.
N B.-The day of sale lately advertised in written
notices. take place the 9Th, is changed to the LIST
of October as above Sc 3-dt27S*
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE 81 co.
MOLASSES, &c. AT AUCTION.
~ On FRIDAY, the 10th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock, at our Warehouse at ROCKETS, we will
sell, to close consgnments-
IT'S hhds Sugar, Plantation and Clarified, ranging
from fair to choice quality
$50 hhds. and bbls. Cuba and Louisiana Molasses
220 boxes Adamantne and Tallow Candles
20 do Loaf Sugar
100 do Soap, &c.
IERMs-Under 500 cash; over, 800, months Gre
dit forapproved negotiable paper
GY Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
SO IL Auctioneers.
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RY PULLIAM 81 SLADE.
A rcrION SALE CONTINUED.-HoUsE.

a UCTION SALE CONTINUED.-HOUSE-
IA KEEPING AND FANCY GOODS.-On
WEDNESDAY Morning, the 18th nst commencing
at hal past O'Clock at the occupied by MIR. VIM.
B. Ellis the remainder of the Goods will be sold at
auction to the highest bidder.
- The best portion of the stock is still on hand
PULLIAM g. SLADE, Aucts.
E. r. McNAUGHT, Salesman Sc II
v DENCE ON THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE
ROAD ABOUT ONE MILE WEST OF RICH
MOND, FOR SALE, AT AUCT1ON.-The sub
scrber offers for sale his valuable cottage residence,
situated on the Deep Run Turnpike Road, about one
mile West of the city of Richmond, containing ten
acres of highly cultivated land. The Improvements
are nearly new and are sufficient for the genteel ac-
commodaton of large family. The location and
health OF the place is remarkably good 1t VIII be sold
at public auction, upon the premises, en- TUESDAY
afternoon, the 18th Otober, 1850, at o'clock Also,
at the same time and place. all OF the Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Terms made accommodating
Apply to ". u GW AkIHMh
Sc II 2awds Orto w 6ODDlN, Aucl
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN n co.
ROCERTES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
u THURSDAY, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, at our
auction store, we will sell assortment OF Groceries
viz:
Porto Rico Sugars
Java, Rio and Laguayra Coffee
Lamp Oil, Olive Oil
Soap, Candles, Rice
French Brandy
Port Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Rectifed Whiskey
Cigars, Paper, Cheese
Teas-green and black-good and extra
qualities
so cases Hats
Also an invoice of new Furniture-Sofas, Bedsteads,
TERns-Under 500, cash; $780, and over, A months
circuit '0' app DAvlENPoRT, ALLEN & CO.,
ca 10 Auctloneers.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE, and possess

ga FOR RENT OR LEASE, and possession
EiH given on the lst day OF October next, large
brick dwelling house on Church Hill in tie immediate
neghborhood Of Mr.. John Wait Gins and Mr.. Richard
Malone This house has rooms, with every con-
venience for the accommodation of large family, VIZ
carriage house, stable and smoke house with large
and productive garden also, a spring OF tlne water
within short distance. To good tenant, the terms
will be made low. For terms, apply TO B. Tomlin, on
the premises. or to JAS~M. TAY LOR.
Also for Rent moderate sized dwelling house, 81
tuated on Church Hill at present in the occupancy OF
Mrs. BOOKER Appyto
Sc l7~ JAMES M. TAYLOR.
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" XBAs Messra. Baldwin, Benton, Bright, Cas-,
Chase, Clark Clay, Davis Of Massachusetts, Dayton,
y Dick inson, Dodge of Winconsin, Dodge Of Iowa,
Douglas, Ewing, Felch Fremont, Greene, Gwin, Hale,
Hamn, Jones, Norris. Seward, Shields Smith, Spru-
ance, Sturgeon, Underwood, Wales, Walker, Whit
comb, and Winthrop--32
NAYs---M essrs. Atchson. Badger, BarnwelI, Bell,
Berren Butler Davis of Mississippi, Dawson, Downs
Hunter King, Mason, Morton, Pratt Rusk Sebastian
Sonle, Turney, and Yuleel9.
The bill is to go into operation the LIST January
1851
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MA PAINE& CO.. MANAGERS OF LOTFE-
NJ. RlES, RICHMOND. VA-TEe same bril-
liant luck as heretofore attends Adventures in lotteries
under the management of the old established house OF
PAINE& CO. Their lotteries continue ahead OF all
Others Three splendid capitals 100000 sent to TINS
agency in the last week, in addition to which the
following were sent and sold in their lotteries, and PAID
Whole S36 600; whole 80 900; whole, &c 600; l Of
25 900; 2 of 10000 8 of 10000; and nnumerable
smaller ones, ranging from $500 to 5000.
# large prizes are wanted address us, or
c. w. PURCELL e. co.
Richmond, Va.
Look out for 2Sth September.
100000 Capital
$50 900 and 2 OF $25 600
Lowest three number prize $4,000.
/ and drawn $1,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass S., to be drawn on
Saturday,, 2S:h Sept, 1850, at Baltimore 70 Nos, II
drawn. -
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
s'""u p.'Ae so GOO 200 lowest 3no prizc3OOo
.2..do.2 rs 900 66 and 2 drawn. 900
10 500 &c and A.. do. 500
Do. 1900 &c and g.: do: 400
do .o,oou &C; &C &c
Rrzes amounting to over two millions, four hundred
Tickets S4O--shares in proportion.
16cata Of wholes $3.50; halves $50; quarters
aaus,I 5. are 4ss received s.s,ss, and
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a NEW SCHOOL.-MISS A. B. PEAKE,
EM experienced in teaching, will open School for
the instruction of girls, the OF Clay and It'll
streets, on the first Monday in October. The course
ofstudy will embrace all the elementary branches Of
English education Having for fourteen years had the
management of female School, she can exhibit salts
factory testimonials Of quai alton, &c. Application
can be made TO her BROTHER G. r. Peake, who will state
terms, &C. Richmond, Sept 3, 1880
A class Of Boys will be taught at the same house,
though separate from the above, by competent in
structress, upon the usual terms. dtf.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

Delaware, No. 38-Capital $685.
900. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 3d. halves S.,
quarters so,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

FRIDAY-Sussex, No 75-CapitaI: $4,000. IS
nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S..