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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
HOtel, Boarding 6 PrivateHOuse keeper.


NTOULD do well to call at A. McNeiI's Uphnl-
w stry and examine his Mattresses, this is the
time TO repair and clean house for Spring and Sum
mer. There is nothing in use that compare
with a Good CurIed Hair MattraSS,
which are sold at Buffalo prices; and his Straw
Mattresses will be found more serviceabIe and con-
venient for under beds, and cheaper in the long
run, then the old fashioned straw bed, they
labor and trouble; also prevents dust, dirt, &c >,
which always arises from the use of straw beds.
They are found in all cities to be advantages and
are adapted for general use.
He is also prepared to do all kinds of Uphostry
Work that comes in his line of business.
A. Mcneil.
sanduaky city, May IT, 1851.
good supply of Botanic Medicines just reed at
n WOOSTER'S.
AMP and Tanners Oil at
HAYES.
DEPSIN, A new article tor Dyspepsia at
WOOSTER'S.
White Wood Lumber,
OF all kinds and clear stuff for sale by
I Feb. g. o. II. FUSSELMAN.
.NEONROE's Tonic. certain cure for Fever
lXl and Ague for sale only at
S. BUCKLAND d Cos.
ZEPHYR wORsTED patterns, Canvas, Board
Il and Needles, at HAYNES
CtASH paid for Land Warrants, at
lust received supply of sloan's celebrated
j Horse Medicines at J. F. WOOSTER'S'
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

To Cabinet Makers.
.HOLD LEAF 81 Bronzes of every description
AJand coIors, just received at WOOSTER'S.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

EXTRACT
From the Laws and Regulations of the Post Office
Department..
Chapt. 7, Sec. 59.-'When the mail arrives on
Suday he (the postmaster) will keep his office open
for one hour or more, if the public convenience re-
qure il, after the arrival and assortment thereof,
unless it be during the time of public worship; in
which case he will keep the Office open for one hour
or more, If necessary after the same has ceased
The above regulation will be observed at this
office. J. NJ keller P, Nj.
Post Office, Fremont Jan. 1851.
THE choicest Liquors and Wines for Medicinal
l. and Mechanical purpose for sale at
BUCKLAND's.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
All-Heallng Ointment +!
Or the
Worlds SalVe F!

which discerning public has applied to this
medicine for there is scarcely disease, exter-
nal or internal, that it will not benefit have
nsed if for tbe last fourteen years for all diseases
of the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger andresponsibility, and declare
before heaven and man, that not in one single
case has it failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach of mortal means.
Wholesale and retail at the Grand Depot, 14l
FULTON ST., New York, and by all Druggists
throughout the United States.
]. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
141 Fulton ST. N. Y.
S RIICKI,AND &r 40
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. choice lot @
~ Harper g. Brothers., justreceived at
BUCKLAED's.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

FremOnt, Nov q. Is5O-ly
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
Frcmont SshoOI Notice.

A CART LOAD of satnet,s. Jeans. and
IA Cotton Goods, for summer wear, can be found
at the Ready Pay store Of
May "a, 1851. J. T. MOSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

EATl accordance the last Will and .eSiiIri oi
w William klmuroush deceased. luESnAf,'hr %h DAY 80
September tile al public autiIoh !" ihc i
Bidder the ald which said klnhnUGh former,
sided. about three hundred and iiiy ut Ill"
- Northeast the Court House aud anGt3 Hic~ h
Frrerck> Hall depot tr Virginia Contra! Riilr"ad' ii" m
ajunian. supply woodland. anh .taabr
Ii.. a.. uec. houses. iG tie
u aud Of M iDd J. The ri-b'ih a
lwn Manuir Mills by The lands -; col tSu T.
I.picran MeS.rs Iuhn Idp"nri nr. Vim PEI " 700
a! others Thls land productive an %! good G" v pro" '
Whci; and "!hcr staic productions OF the c"tllN
All Ir ~ - va!ut.H" 'f'rs '''
Women. BOYS ar! Girls al #t"ck i y'!'-
rpt Kitchen Furniture P:u'i.pu !"a'' rI" 40
eve description rna'r The
Will be Sold cash: she btarc al Tie pi.-f
terms be ~ - StItu.
he viii place Tie i nr LAY III! tra III!
JONATHAN T C'WiiEEb.
Executor - William! kIu!uoncs, dec ~
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siEHEHANDfSE.
ErCIlAH DSON s. co..,

NJ. ~ MAIN STREET,
rc,,y,d hv >l's Lady Fra,kin cnnqurrnr and T.
the sltamrrs Europa Asia. AMI Atlantic VIA New
I'm James River direct anu by sniiry vcsse .
hoN U.s. \t-Il,,n cl.cs. their stock Of Fall anu Winter hkl
irn nv enables oilcr merchants complete assert
ncni Of articles III ''' FINE WOoLENs.
S,,,cy English and Frc9ch Co!hs
MEOW and iurdon Cna'inss
T,l,i ani EcaHrr t.oihs
rrr.h aud English Fancy tasSimcrcs
u,s. ran ana n.skln 40. 49,.
COARSE WOOLENs'
E,h AMI Whliney Blankets
rrl,n Duih do
:, !, buuni and Macklnaw do
S,,ruris krrSeys and T&ee,is
:; and ia Pulled Cloths
kentucky Jeans and lInscys
white, scarlet, yellow, &c
DRESS GOODS.
six Warp Check ChaeS
rr..I!, ui Waicrcd lusircS
r,r,.al and Venetian Stripes
SIs Warp Check McausaS
,rrc lrsrc Nclu,cs
v,,, liz i'ariS
:f,,, AM! Chameleon Broea.es
ilah; BrlILhns
i:rr,sA and French MolSsclne"
I.., and Plaid Gnshams
r',;.k PRINTS III various styles
h''='' EESTINGS.
Rich Plaid SIX Nc'e'
,rr, six Plush
!rfri Sk very rich
~. r,n.g Fame! Wool
mi. Ca>!sac'e. -'"a
r,,,ycI GI.lailhr
pI.a and rI-urrd Si'ih
,ra.' >"' \. pnMEsrIC GOODS. and every variety Of
VIA &" ''' ~ uIl,at.cy viii sci! III small profits.
She. :,'A;N. VIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

IN Mn. y
and Robert
,, Subscriber u.lrr for sale pb ancti"' ~ -
II tar II not the next ihI; 80
a C.crrI depot she Richmond. Frederic hsini: nd ""
maj II ,ir,nJ THREE TRACT IF LAND called Tie I'h
s m The ,, Leading from rpo. towaiS Ncc!"o" AM -
sun,rs.d ~ contain aud m acres Ehas gooi %'
ls, with many oullouses and would e corrricn' i 's
hi, residence for small family Another, called iduii : .,'
also on The road building upon H. but co"tt' 'H' "t'.
suitable uf Tr'"" piTiHc1 u
,ri,,,, of n mil. Chesterfield Dcrl AHNh,E
rs VIII be sold III in same ii ih'
n. term. viii ma known upon the day III sale In NJ" man
; NV ,.r.nu Wishing lands offered Tor aic, ~
hv 10 the wo vii! sake pleasure ~ fhc"
them. Ai'''' a. -.
:
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no ,i;STFICTUREEs.
.....c -. \, IiIISl kN AL AUCTION II

n.
"a Ill be- sold ruoic aucna Upon t, ,n. n con
,nincl in The Factory utnr. lately owned anu ] p u:
t:lris lrawne aa Fanss Wrappers. Spur t,,n, n. a.
Packing and various other afuC'cs. 'c''h'""=
L.rine Also. Saedfer and one NaIteI - u;,,,ut ar,
The above will sold lots 10 SUIT ~, a, ,h
limitation wha,eyer and the sale VIII lo''e's "" i"0
An good opportunity is here offered {. anu AT.
Machinery. al very sith U.s.
a =. above one Still with Copper "ormiand fiN'u M
f.c,nn. WaIsscy by For further ~ 1ImaoI; SnS
Office o the Va AMI Tenn kaiiloah.
So ,,.9w Lynch5urs Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23

PARK Err, BAYLl T. NIMnO
uCl The and country Dealers TO their large
n attractive stock Foreign and Domestic Goods which they
themselves sell prices entirely satisfactory to purchasers
Lay! "' " FOR GENrLEMES's Use.
Freach and English Cloths. OF every quality and color
French English Scotch and American Fancy Casslineres
Every oil Overlooking
Velvet. p!ust. Cashmere and Merino Vesns
and cuurcG SIX 40
Hack and Fancy SILK Scarfs and Cravas
Kid. Buck, Cashmere lined and Berlin Gloves
Lambs Wool am! M:riuu Drawers aud Shirts
81 PocEe; iiaI!k,rclics
White and figured Cambrick 90. ,,.,,
h.rach.! mixed and striped Cotton Hal iosh
White. black dEi fancy Silk TO.
Slsp.n,rIs. stocks. Silr, Collars &c
FOR LADIES.
Rich coarcG llr, caic AMI Giacc Silks
Rlch black Brcca!e and pam do
Rich white pnk blue ana brocade Tor party dresses
rafIs pilated CashIEercS aud DE laiIeS
Do do De Lame Robes. ic% article
Every color pAu Nnu>laiI. Merlno anu Cashmere
All culorS Velvet. for Cloaks
All Florence aud Mourning satin
Lace and Muslin CiunizeIies
Lace and Nu>lu Collars and Cuns
G,n,ne and rrsns' Wrought Masl'" Sleeves
White aal black Lace do
Lice ana MuS!iu French Wrought capes
Pam. <cniuiI'ct and embroidered fldkis
White ai, co.'s! i'tln ami embroidered Grape Shawis
.CUuy Lind Lang SudSS aui ScIriS
sslunicaa! loo. scotch plai S.aws
Rice Nccn at! SASH Ribbon
Every d.>cII ti!ouu lk. wnu!cr and cotton Hosiery
Alrxan:"r's black aud c"!"ret! Kid Gloves
SILK. Cashmere and fiwn do
French Ws"u.ht Breakfast Caps
Beautiful English aIr! F"Hc Prints
Cloth. Velvet and Satin Ci,aks
Rich coored Velvet Rhhnns.ac
FOR MOURNING.
Black Bonhaziucs Mc:ino AMI ALPACA
d.. Cashmere and MouSsaine De Lame
Do. CI.!ly aIG Persian Cloth
Mourning SILK, black Ttilei Shawls
Do Collars. Capes and Sleeves
Do. Han !sercfiris. Ribbons. Sept. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.,

Eighty.SiNth Session. lSJ l-JSs
TSyIE Lectures MONDAY October the Oi aC
Il terminate the close nf March . .
Theory Practice OF Medicine. by GEORGE b. WOOD NJ
Anatomy, WILLIAM L. IlDRNER VI. II.
Iateria AIe!ica and Pharmacy. JOSEPH CARSON, NJ D.
Chemistry. JAMES Is. RbGERS.M. ID.
Surgery WILLIAM GIBSON. NJ D. ~
Obstetrics the Diseases u Women and Children, HUH 10
HODGE, NJ. ID. .
Institutes OF Medicine, SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ d. - :,
Clinical Instruction the Pennsy Hospital by GEO
WOOD. NJ d. AMI Icy GEO. W. NORRIS, VI. ID.
Dcnonsa,ve Instruction in Medicine and in Surgery By inc Ln
the Medical Faculty assisted by W. w GEliAKD NJ
and HENRY II. SMITH, NJ. ID.
Practical Anatomy by JOHN NELL. VI. ID, Demonstiaio
Amount ui Fees tor Lectures IN the University sio!
MANIPULATING Fee, tPaid once only0 -
Hospital Fee, !,
Practical Anatomy, =,
Graduating Fee, =, >, %
Dean ui the Medical Faculty.
3SG Chcsnu; Street, above Thirteenth opposite the w. s''
Philadelphia. Ans J-Ctl.,'t'.
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OFFICE.
05, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND VlRal'

sTRATToN,s OFFICE.
NJ 0.5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND 'lNal'
Drawn Nos OF Monor gala. Extra. No ol, Sept, 18th:
Il 20 - IS ~ As 81 q &c % - Is
Ticket Nos % 81 -, sold aud paid by SrRAfloN'
Drawn Nos. OF Monougalia, No. l2a Sept 18th:
9 ~ 81 Is is n i3 30 10 81 nj 30 3D.
Whole Nos 9is 81, prize of sIoJ sul aud paid y r
Drawn Nos Monongaia Extra No lo3. Sept 10Th:
Tickle, Nos 10 % a C. sold and pa by W - 10 srRArroN
Drawn Sus. Muronsaiia Extra. Glass lts, Sept ~:
Ii a6 10 to Is , 81 IL ~ o. ;.
ticket Nos % o. apf'I' Of S '''a IN" pau TnArroN.
Drawn Nos. M,nongaa Class No l2I Sept 2Wh
81 33 IL ? Is &C 81 Is ~ SO 7 Al L.
A'A'' NUS 90 i1s u s''o 'O'0 ''" r"' srRATToN
schemes for the Week. , -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Extra, No 10y Caia s'''o ''''o
l2 drawn Tickets ST. .,.,
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Glass 2? Capital s5o9S -
Nos, II drawn Tickets So. a,a,a :, =,
WEDNESDAY, No. 100 Capital s.S50V 8 Nos
IL drawn. Tickets $40. . -, - ,-,
Lottery Extra No III Capital s'r'j
IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 81 -, . ,-,,,
TiiuRSUAY-Mononsaia Lottery, Glass l3l--Caplas: s'o
20 Noe, 10 drawn Tickets So. ,o,,o -. ;,
drawn. Tickets So. - -
acknowledgements Lottery, Extra, Glass l3 Capitals
SiUg4. "a Nos, 10 drawn Tickets ST.
Schemes to be Drawn this Month. 40
Virginia Monourul Glass No Sept Capital S3
2O 900 $780, 26l5, of 200, au OF lO0 &c. IS Nos IL
drawn. Tickets $40.
Virginia Mononsaa Glass r. be drawn 27h Sept Capitals:
prize $1,000, 2u, $780, 5000, iUu0, 80 Of 1000, 10000,
Doc 500 $500 50 Of 5u IS Nus drawn S2J
BUYERS referred list prizes sleed
office proof Of what has been dune and drawing
connuest increase The number sold and paid by me.
Orce Packages Certificates Packages single Tckcsn
u, anddrawngssent when requested. Please address 10
Sept. ~ y. STR ALTON. Richmond. Va
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HOYD's TAVERN. At AUCTIOx.
OAKLAND FOR SALE.


hWlSG Ia the death OF husband James f. kcech VIII "inr
W SALE the premises. III. 10Th day Of October l-Jl (Ii
previously isisr o) OAKLAND, well known as the i"ner
residence III Col! Win L. Johnson, decd This estate lies on The
APPROXIMATION the Chesterfield i've miles
above Petersburg. twcnvscTcn from Tie Cy OF Richmond amt
within miles Of the Clover Till Coal Mines ana Railroad!
ndrkar health and beauty AMI III all respects
Residence The improvements large an c"mno !Ions
Dwelling. rcrsr House Kitchens number oi servants,
Barns. Stables Ice and Summer Houses with beautiful yard ana
lcn tasrulIy arranged
There l!fii the half nj which nrlanal
valuable the timber: the aiHrlb land. .Du!
c!i non, ruuriug well :r usual variety crops. and lies
adyiuatGc,,ISly Tor greater improvement.
(Which will he lIbeu) he
sired. given application 10 the subscriber.
MARTHA A. kEEClT.
WintrrI Va
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

IL
rsJIIE subscriber will sell his farm called LEVEL 6KEEH s'nI
rI seven miles from City of Richmond, SIX miles ni when
is good Turnpike road The farm "o mat q" pr -. ~ IT,
100 which woods ami from ." ID ~
ro meadow Mari has been extensively std-o WHICH
r il a cr,. abundance The house Is good one containing SIX
ward and garden attached ant one OF lie i-'
rrs ~ water the house has on II All thc one
usrs sch AS carriage house. house barn. stables &c me
l,r, leufv supplied with all the various End "f i"i He
. =. 80 I3,,w;w WM. COPELAND
MAIDEN'S ADVENTURE FOR SALE.
will of JOHN Gilall drcei-eu "h' "'
PRIV .iely this valuable tract OF land Containing we
the south slc 81 James sl'r. l.! ."c
tie Be dam estate III an"
miles aoYr Richmond There are FIX unic! an" mn
y rr.s OF cleared high vi improvement ,"o huh'"
and tj;y of which Irs river BOTTOM ana ulI,S h'
r... iiw .oIaGs. equal III quaty 10 the RIVER bottom
waoI.all 4" are III Original ss""tu, ai "a
,Iuau, 81, plv al necessary timber Inc itpto
~; rweig house and all other unl"Nl'S w.
nIur and lanlng extensive scale Ihls u"c ~ 'hi -
on. o, The that section n country ah" : Pt"
a, aptr 10 the growth wheat. Richard J. "iss"i. Si
reside In The nc:gl50hnn!. will take pleasure In showing ne l' "
ony .r.a wishn, examine any Information WHICH nay w
.:,t, in nd terms sale which VIII DC @
dating can be by addressing Richard ,.i'ha 10y d
Sul,.is Tayc,u rowh county, f. W. LAWSON l.S """'
u '''' 81 " : ~ WILLIAM OTERTOS. Executor
al john Gillian .e"as'i
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UfEEINC OF THE FALL CAMPAIGN!
LARGE STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
n.

10 ms lI.;,.
ahi receiving their stock .! FALL AMI WIN En-
@ made ny themselves Tor the virginia ana worm .o
I'M, '''e These uns have been selected with by the most
experienced :" the firm, from English, French and American
th "" nothing in saving that the WORK.
. ana .~ surpassed by any house in the States
tNtl!es Ac TO name we soiiCh d
eau , TN I van, aud prove the fact, that No luz isFHE
PLACE '"r hargtirs GOOD Cintbng
KEEN. CIlILES & BALDWIN
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Auction SALES.
ny .s;,r;E1iAS * co.. aUGT< GAi.T;:.I⁢ =.
PhCKaGESALE OFBDOTS. suuE:SAND ifRr

=. ca, ,,trS {;i; =
| PACKAGE SALE OF b DOTS. SHOES AND flts'-
CANS
n THURSDAY S.f ~ u'c!nrS. i'll soil H prCtat..
~ aud Ir"aaGs. c"niTi:ra s"n.al
rrh and caSnnlc Goods rc"rnty tecf;!; irf "n ~ "W
u!arHrcTs, a.t sGi' I" The Southern ani western *i" 100
Terms tF SALE Under 800 CASH $40 50 g. :"n'." SD
! t:rr gis credit.
! 3t--.it,< i.OfFiaN 4. co. Aarf".
(
'-thF- VI : ANS u az. "a = .t..t, -,
- r' "e.ilca |" ihr"tsc III! "''' =" NE -, ~ S'' y"
49,, 49, 81 ia! o ot,u'ri'' :"I ~ %
"S"i' y" H'e il''''''S:' ~! ia va -, ,
Il!nic a. Most nl the raI
land peculiarly aalr 10 the cultivation WlGt.
Corn ana Ciuv.r-is IN a. health,
will delightful IN Res.
mpG. The APPROXIMATION. Etr-aN" P.r-
FaTilrt. and the ir- tar t"st Il
tn iurP
IL. choice vi sira, inci,lry Il, dispatch Ir,rutr
Il
HOUSES. &c.
Term made sinwn the day III sale.
Ju,c li-.t.iwu /. :" GILLIAN.
JaiUA I3I,I: LAND FtJis SALE:
SHrlIEETaS Ly decree Cfiniv
~ ro.n;r of Cnnco made The 4I.G April ,. il sa, rg.ia
ruIi. in l,h III. Slcku. ,au,,at Com. and ,
@ T r., 80 So, . ,1 ,,l,s a.: t,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
SEW DRY GOODS STORE,

=
RE uu,i ,y N r.
sis. puiI">r ,rn
NESS and having purchased new s,ok Al reduced prices,
am naw prepared 10 o great hat.ains in aies Dress Goods
such br"c Paid Casea4s Figured and Black Sika rich
Casheres a: MoiscahS ram ra! Rrocaie Waered Change
able and Back Aaccs Menos o dIerei shade, PRINTS of all
Girghams, Canbrtc, Check and srprd Musns
worked Sleeves Collars Caps, Frock Waists Muslin nr "a
ilseS and handsome Neck Bonnet and M Rhns and
scteaiiy kept i'll dry goods s,ore
ABRAHAM LEVY. Jr
~ Ladies Shoes be bought saving Of 25 per
rncv 0 the best Philadelphia make SEM ,,
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JOHN G.. SCH FER,
L, Ii LII n. 70 ~ L n "
FALL STOCK, 1851.
SUPERIOR READY MADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMI

GOODMAN co n"w receiving large and most dcSira'
q, 81. stock OF FALL WINTER CLOTHING. Having une.
getting their stock, which ~ oi the most suc-
knlnp they determined sell a; low prices az INC
sam. articles bought New York We respectfully solicit
all in before purchasing els
where The rcucst all OF the latest styles, and
c the freshest stock Cio,ng offered in the Richmond mar
srtcdE be found IL j. u GSouMAN O. ~ =,
No. l%2 Main street, opposite Eagle square
large Trunks and Carpet Bags on hand, oil
Sr.l r. fw j. d. C. & CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS OF READY

MAUE
yS wou invite Of merchants and con-
w large and we'll manufactured STOCK
=" READY MADE CLOTHING which cannot be surpassed IN hs
other CITY, quality and price, Our arrange
Ina; receive daily Adams Express res sup
Baltimore, which enable us Always 10
The Virginia Clothing of the latest styles
and II will be Of at least 30 per cent 70 an
purchase the stock of Clothing III me
Virginia Clothing Sore doors below Purcell ann u 20 40
-. Nam ElSENrh LU q w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
LAND FOR Sale.

OFFER for sal. privately farm the lower end the coun.
clico about fifteen miles from Richmond, aud
three and four James River 1t contains Gi0 which
nearly hundred cleared AMI in high OF improve
having been we'll married with sand mari The
houses and enclosures soo! and the dwelling house sufficient
accommodation of family and is thorough
garden and orchards all excellent and the location
healthy The freight TO Richmond only 2a
per bushe, and TO Baltimore, ccnts.s
This assessed last at s acre, but offer II
much lower order effect early SALE The credit
will be arranged the purchaser reside the farm, and
would he glad any person wishing to purchase.
Address the MesSrs Winston Jones' Richmond
Sept N-cG Benz. POLLARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
ND FOR SALE!

sarXG srol4 of locating Texas the ensuing a
will sci. privately. the FARM which reside y. n"sy
the county Madison the balance IN Orange on 'e H"! A
about midway between Orange g. H. and larbniIsSc ai
Immediately cAdaze road leading from the 'aie! I" VIZ
n,r, containing about 40 acres
n,r IRE about cleared divided INTO SIX hciHe I'd
ans, heavy hickory and timber There are ~ acres ~
T.,,;. creek Hats Tor letlw$ portion
NJ Ic bottom land Is row covered with Tinohy The sou Wei
i m IN, growth Wheat Tobocco and Grass Ihis
r can very readily divided smaller tracts containing
nom tsi 10 40 with river bottom ana ah
,r,I lu and running each :rac plat n NE idnu
pwa ,lr location the Hats running STREAMS iNrred at' an
, manner IN which divided together with the contents anu
trl will exhibited wi>lnS 10 lut'
chase it, proximity extensive looming il AMI Icha A
al ia Richmond Alexandria Railroad III process VI CON
n,.t necessarily vaiue and make II desirable
,an The health the neishbohoo, an general h,ei
wishing more particular description referred To me ION
,nla. Marion. CuIpeer county Va NJ Robert h NJ
nn IA and , the the premises whose auIas IT
Liberty Mills Orange county, Va wv ~ ''''''''
AurIs h-lnM
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NEIV FaT.T. AND WINTER GOODS.

NEW FAL AND WINTER 5000 Sois their
kpREEDEN L. FOX have now in store, per ae ns
I'D stock of Foreign and Domestic Goods, winch ney ac @
pared offer and the publi: at very low n nri
solicit call country merchants assuring hefn
ces Our of oil the new aories OF
Ladies' and Genemen's wear, with full STOCK Vi
RUGS, CARPETISG and DRUGGETTS.. $1,000,
Sept. S-cS BREEpEN s. F0S, No. 27 Broad snee'
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LAMBENT,S OFFICE.
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange iote kic

LAMBENT'S OFFICE.
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange hch'
" mond Virginia.
Drawings of the Virginia Lotteries.
Drawing - Mnnuusaia Class M. lau, sept. ~
Who'll. ticket 3 40 :? =. a. mizs Of sI0l LAMBERT
Drawn Nos MuIungaia Class TO- sept iNh:
Drawn Nos Of Monunsalia Extra Class lu7 Sept. 2ot:
IL 4 10 As 81 IL 20 IS s.
Drawn Nos Monmsalia No ~. Sept 2G
30 SO IL 9 IS Go ~ ~ ~ 30 I Al
for the Week.
TlESDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass 29Capials
s24 Os2 $780, 1900 $500 1924 of lu0 Of 800 &C. IS
Nos IA drawn. Tickets So-slares IN proportion ~ .
ras y 0OO IL 900, ofG.jUj 26i5, 2ui 800 2olfn
OF 300 200 zoo Of 400 heng The lowest three number pr
yes : Nos. drawn. Tickets s0shares in proportion m
TlRSuaY-Thc Virginia Muoncaa Lottery, Class No lJl -
Capitals $780, 800 Ioou $500 liO OF 100 &c 40 N"s ID
drawn Tickets s5-shaIes proportion. . 80,
FRIpAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. ~.
Capitals Guu0, 400, 26s. u OF LOU, a. % Nos Ia
drawn Tickets So-sllaTts III proportion .nr ,-r,,
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, SELL. :, ~.
p prize blank One hlh OF the prizes WI" nave On
Glass X, Sept ~! Cai'al S'uuu
2ouN 5000 6uUO $780, 1000 $500 3 5Ou 2SOO 2ooo,
M $40 80 of 1000 50 Of 500 100 OF i0O 2io OF 3uO IS
10 drawn. Tickets Subsidiaries IN proportion. ,, !,
O'Clock NJ and the received about 6o'cock by
lesraph. .;.xa r,, ,r,
v. and Saturdays, O'Clock Sales close hall past IL.
Price of Tickets from 81 10 81 oU.
Packages Certncates OF PACKAGES single Tickets
ofMaury& Co.'s Lotteries which
there prices varying from 81 10 $40 for
ckes the mo prompt and the drawings for
advcnure when Address
No. 3, Exchange Place. RClmond,Va
no Recoect No 3"Thcrcs luck inodd numbers Rory
OMoore." SEPT, =
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LlNEIIN ESSAY l,ll,SrN. VA:

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO. ESSEN COUNTY. VA
The next Session commences list October'
ygyIS intended combine advantages I" o
rough Academic instruction. with the comforts ami hlScilhe
nj we'll regulated home. All branches OF an English
and Classical Education. together with French. aaa ana 'tt
rc taught The teacher. Mr. j. L. Williams, NJ OF the I'M
ycrsiy OF Virginia. The location healthy rered and easy o ac-
cess Number pupils limited. =. r;
TERMs-Pe five months, payable in advance or in.
ton Board Lodging, Washing Meaning sp TINS pays oi
the regular course m0en No extra
The u,sar permitted deal rcdlt. All aeir !h Hus'
be lepusilcd will the subscriber :.
Circulars containing fuller III the School WIZ DC sem 10
,bo.. who request il; Apply TO Rev JOHN r MCGUIRE
snr il-cif - Lorctto Essex county, Va
PIANO FORTEs ARRIVING.
ASH WOODlIOISE have r-cc.c y nearly rVefJ
which arrived lately New York, supplies OF fih'o
FORTES. from "S.0,art, AM, from ~. H. Dunllam'
Thcy have han lately received, oer beaiiiul Iu'
mcnls Cum "Chickcrimc"
in search guo!an handsome Piano Forte can hhh sue d.
our cstablis NJ, good ,arms be had Noh
Sept. 20