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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

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e--IEL-.c.----...s PORT AND PROVIDENCE.-The steam
-ssss-Ss-s-rt- boat LEXINGTON. Captain Vanderbilt
viii leave from Peck Slip, f. K Friday afternoon, Jun,
9th, AT O'Clock.
Passengers for Boston win be forwarded TIE rail road
Immediately the arrival oil the LEXINGTON
- Freight for Boston forwarded without delay.
For further information inquire on board or OF
ID. b. ALLEN, 100 South Il.
~ b. All persons forbid trusting any
the above boat e6
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IMPORTANT TNON HAVANA


Ne" b""ki"S, b': we "re ihuen"d 20 ,''l'
hdd, "l III" a'!cHan,S Ex"hahse, inr me l"o"ins IN
poram! iniriIgrnce from iiaYanl, OF 9Th Dcc lS31:
We ere at present, In is island, III very unpIcas nt
situation. You will 10 doubt have heard some time
AGO u! The c!angrs which have taken place in Oid Spain
the restoration Of the Co:tez, and The pr"cia'Ing
there, as lie law Of the land the Constitution CT cl2
Some few weeks ago, Gonzales, Tie Gorein"T OF 81
Jago IL C"ha, ii"ug proper 10 proclaim Tie SAID Con"
saiIcn 40 being The law OF the County, under his col"
troll Cen I@c"n the GovFrnor'G General oil the s!and'
seeing the inpopriey OF such measure required G"r
za'es Ia revoke sal proclamation ne iatler however:
10. oiy wculd not DO So bnt, on the contrary, prse
and asserts that he is possessing equal PAYERS in
his government with those Of the Gorernor-Gcneral
the consequence is that about 2a00 troops have been
sent from this place and neshh"rh"od: by land, and
nearly many more are noS held here in readiness 10
e. by for the reduction of St Jago and the capture,
II possible oil Gonzales; aud their departure is only de-
laycd fer the return OF British s!o"p Of war from St
jag", for which lace she left This about two weeks
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OFFICE OF TIRE GEORGIAN,


Loss OF THE STEAM PACKET DOLPHIN AND Loss OF
LlyEs-We deeply regret to learn by Captain Brooks,
of the steamboat Santee arrived this morning. from Fo-
lusia that on Saturday last 18th Instant about o'clock
in the afternoon The packet Dolphin Captain Ru
dolph off ST. Johns bar, stopped 10 take pilot board,
and in the act Of starting the engine the boiler burst,
and unfortunately killed fifteen persons. The steam
boat Santee being within three miles, Immediately pro.
ceeded to the wreck and saved The following persons:
Colonel Brown, lady, and two children; Mrs Gibson,
and SON. Dr.. Martin, United States Army; Mr. Waldron
and Colonel Dill slightly wounded, and one person
whose name we could not ascertain Capt Rudolph, the
s,ewardess. "a colored woman and four hands, OF
whom is badly scalded ,.,
The following are the names OF the k'ilea GSonel
Army: Miss Brown daughter of Colonel Brown; Bar
new buce mate Beaury and Edree, engineers; Kemory
piot two deck hands, three Stewards and three blacks
,er the explosion took place. gave up his place in the
scow to lady, and chung 10 log until the steamboat
Santse same up
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His Exccilrncy Z. d. WIRE.

ARnIvALs rroM Nrw YoRx-News from the United
States being Of grea, Importance to the H'ican;'ic
c.ssrs the arrival plckels, anu one transient
shin. on "Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, caused Il
-:cat stir On each day the Exchange News Toom was
Crowded with merchants anxious 10 see the papers, and
The post ccr bes"ged by persons still anxious to
receive their letters. The papers by the libcrnla did
10. arIiv. all a late hour Saturday night! Tie E%
change news room then crowded with gentlemen,
whose faces showed their anxiety for tie latest news
from Auetca. When Tie papers were opened, the !::s
inquiry in every body's mouth was. Well has ;iir ez
change got up: - No; il has fallen to H. g." Good
Gci !" exclaimed gentleman, . what will become
Of Us: Won't they send any gnld:' The letters ~
the slip moi delivered from The Post Office
I'll Yesterday niorh:nIat wch very great ds5a!islc
lion was PRESSED Ivy tic nrEciln.a, wo expected To
haY,: lad them Saturday night-LcrrPooE .htaon.
lnyhan has executed highly finished and wonder
fully rt:n,Ling picture Of the author Of Home: which
il doubtless rsrd 10 transmit her features 10 future
times lnnIan is I visit to Philadelphia. The lh!a.
dcr!iians say lie has 10 lnkr Physc i'll the ikersa
Of celebrated medical gentleman u that name. The
youth vino formerly bore the name Of Master Hubbard
in this city, and ou cxempore k'nessei ul people 3
faces in paper is Mr.. Hubbard Of Rchmond Viz
si,t. portrait painter Of great mcrit both respects
l.scnesses aal cxccut!"n.-.i, \. Ere. Pest.
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EpSb EKR 9 .
..yucu YET -EH.IS, u",rSG-


;;ioa taa f..c!:rb =.r'.)
\ WINTER SCENE.
Tha arrested s,tcs'n - silent; Ina h'nh" l"he
Gives back 80 d;;ip:s 10 III" edd!irE wilma
No sh,r,owv burrows streak It's glrl';Iins piano.
The trcss are huas with w:c.lhi oi pen!nat gems
Thc Inoun..iHs seem cUaoia,cnts u' iIshi,
Rrs,in- !rbiish, crowns in the blue OF heh'en~
So lnstrous, lair, and sp.i.-Ekc they stand
10 their iapcs.iiuTc Of purity.
Is this the rivcc thai ir. vcicsfl! spria:
To its music !.n:ca through banks oi howeis'
TIE ,,se where lightly rockc the s"es na'",,
Ami The u. 1ui swan led forth her crested t'ne":
And arc yoa hills the same, whose 'ef'iie S''eS ~
Zoncd witt, eli grades Of Serdue, sent iHw%tu'
Commipsliar Incense Oh The mists OF mora:
An ara tho sane, a1a yoadsr brilliant SUI,
Tim, scarcrl. warns the dazzling landscape now
Shall melt ,I;r.p back to f,-the hills shall yir'u
OF ,hc:. dis solving robes 10 swell The stream,
Which TO TIE lake shall pour It's Tribute tiie: 49,,
The lake shall feed the ciDu,s ana their tihrS oi"7
Shade the young roses fca the kiaaling pcaa'
Earth shall YIELD up her vegetable dead
But of all those vino pressed her last aprns "oT'n
MANY shn!i ,"st beneath :iic:n-some thai row"
These solilulQAnn made her echoes rag ,,
With will, 10 irt bubhlin. i-usit:7 snail Dc s''''
Yea, charn5erei in that vast nnlighicu hail;
70 which aar,h's surface forms OF" ,!Sn'y TOOL,
Which, with mai a:irth, i;s coming tenants Ne""'
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rns ntcre ere the only particulars baye been aIls

The drove are the only particulars we baVe been a's
TO ascer i'll. -. fash, w.
no .w from the army since they departed from 'o'
lus!a f.! th: Wuiou Swamp
gy he E1prcss .VaH-SANrA ANNA, by all &c.
co,ts s at liberty i'm the United States anu Oh Ills way
IA Washington Ci,y There are Il great many specG!a-
inns abroad upon The hidden motives OF The Texan 20,
rrucnt in taking this step and the real purposes 81
Sau:a Anna in coming to this country. lie rnI:p!S'
ayD,ren,y well authenticated, OF The preparation % d
new and formidable expedition against Texas give "u
d;;ioal mystery 10 e whole affair. why, Il Tie aa'i.
yer BE- 50 gaa, the Texan proclamation announces II
to be- was The Mexican chief, who was supfos'a - l."
all iinun-tau hostage released: II c"n'I't"ns Veg
made why did lie take lonNoute throngh 'i,a u"'"u
Sa:c: instead Of Fastening 10 The ararea' past OF ~
and rcsuning his power 10 serve has ii"e:Ai"s: p'''
snpsos,ons involve apparent contradictions SANTA an
ma nj liberty j. ara!n President OF alezco-a5a HIS
acs - such must b. recognised by oth7 powers - 'e
Wild The objection oil darcsS ari:g removed Tue zen
p,ary disqualification assued iii the acts o. LIZ ',.,
ylC3;cla Sn!hu:rs against hiin ceases u "Pt ''"S
he 70, therefore have acknowledged Texan ;auTP'"'
rucc when entirely at liberty, i'll t!ir CIfy "i washing
tor: and IL ls should d, what Is To prevent te 'G'
c: being in tie consideration III our gov|i''cH S''
iccnt authorize them 10 aci III TeSa!G 10 e.si - al
existing aid independent S:a!T: =,
TiipLi!c t'om Register, Dee -.
On Thursday Last, MIR. W:ggini9n 81 Louisville" Of,
;crcd lu resolution iii the Lower st";e u i!''.
orr Senators and rrqacs orr Representatives. IA Con,
grgss to go Cor lie recognition II lie Independence u
Irxas.- hcniatk 9 paPrr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05
Tie Year cpcas brilliantly!
u One Hundred Prizes OF One thousand dollars each
VIRGINIA Stale EodleTy, no. s,

Virginia state LeageFy, no. &,
For the benefit Of The Mechanical Benevolent Society
Of Noriuk-To be drawn at Alexandria: jan !: 1851
RICH asD Splendid SCHEME.
Grand Capita! prize Of $40 500, 5000 1900. 1900.
2,IJ0, 2O90, LID pTzes Of 900 10 Of 3d. &c, &c
Is numbers. II drawn.
Tickets $40. halves $, quarters %.
To he had, in all their varieties, at
G.. " DiEON'S.
y. D.-Crrtitcates Of packages in any Of The above
Lotteries, will be sold Oh terms as accommodating as
those Of any Other vcn;ier in the city.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries,
may be had; usual in every variety II. !!r Lottery
Office of GEO ". DiAoH,
Opposite The EGc'c H"iL
Dncer,nhnr q II Nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05
Extract Of Il letter, Gated

DETROIT, Decembef H. 1916.
GENTLEMEN: have only time TO say 10 you. that our
State Convention held ct Ann Arbor The l4th adopt
ed without dissenting voice, preamble and resolution,
giving the assent required oil US BY Congress IN the act
Hrovjdup for our conditional admission. The Convcn-
tun was composed Of 70 members comprising some Of
our Oldest and ablest men, who elected by az
Qresa;c of at least 900 votes, being The largest number
ever given in Michigan for or against any one question
Of measures or men; and about 1900 than were
cast for the ratification of constitution which
ains the exceponab!e boundaries Thus you will see,
that the object has been riumphan;ly accomplished by
5000 of voters asserting to alteration of bounda-
RES which G. 900 established. We hope shall get the
Of the President before the memorable 9Th
of January; in which SHALL that occasion, in
appropriate STYLE give honor and gratitude to him who,
no less in the cabinet than in the field, has "hed the
measure of his country's honor. Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05
Es;Hoss's EleSsGs.y Office,
RICHMOND, TlGGiyIA.

Ticket 40. II 90 q, the grand Capital Prize Of
$50 GEO. sold at this Office
i!,iiday Comforts.
In addition to Tie pretty little Items dealt out during
tie season. Dixon had the pleasure of cheering Trend
a, Christmas with brilliant capital prize Nos. II .
o. in tho MARYLAND State Lottery Class D. were5thc
fortunate numbers entitled 10 $s'HU00, sold and cssed
BIZ DlhON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

ing the English sIoop Ann Barton from kingston and
coast immediately; and in justification Of himself for so
doing give him this certificate, in front OF the aooSe
pou-2Sh Of November, 1856
.:JUAN ANrO DE FERCANZONDO.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

| EDOYDTON FEMALE SEMINARY The winter
| Is 3 session Of the Institution will On The
! 2Dh of January, and close the 20il Of luE" Thu,
school is situated in healthy nri:i5craod w!.Lia
mile Of Rando PHI Macon College.
ETptasc for Il term If ten mD"LtS.
| Board lodging, and washing ext!a $50 %
! Tuition ior beg inrers, in English Lriay!-s - %
tor iiic higher branches % GI
" IL t!ie languages - 20
.IGSIc, and tie use o: Flames 80 80
. Dfa"'ing a:d painting ~ %
Young ladies' will be received e an" period Of tic
son. AID charges; according 10 the a5ovc rates from The
tim" :hey eater. "a deduction however, :7 absence cx-
cap, in CT sickness. sufficient l.l.:er Of teachers
IS eiloyed 10 give thorough Instruction in the b!anrhcs
OF cJuc&!nD propose! 10 be taught All c:"it at cs-
play is dScom:cnancpG and the Necessity OF solid &C.
qn!tnen,s enforced On tie i;iIs 81 Pupils.
Dec. 10 GIFT
si Petersburg Coa.,rilr,ion nni Ea!c;sh *iani"tI Ii
abo"r wiki: Ill lAc Isl February, ALI f"f"aj lo'
ccG3's ivr coi'cc;:ou
ugULK'S HOTEL, MAsus"roy CRY. D. C.--Un
fcrMS:; t.nia .!rennt. ead 7h;ri sir.tl, near he
CHp;.yi aHa i:Si SG"arc HcSt I'rh! Tic En"-lcad
rHp0..
Being 10 the Depot. and tie side Of he
Avenue gentlemen or ladies c"irt'- that WY aud wish
Ing stop this House need net Incur HE xprisr Of
hack; aud P"r"r will be- in Attendance 10 receive
aud transport their bag;agr w!!hout Cot.
THIS House IL conducted. as heretofore, wish eye
directed h"ir"''y tO tie rOMj0yi and c0acin:eacc r.
i11;'sthc dcnrs, therefore, no! open 7!rr o'clock
Theatre or a raf!y-and no distilled quor can be PTo
cured in the House. NJ il lodged in room WIKI
another without Amy desiring pirate pators
or meals. cal, he g,a.cd. Pnrits wishing 10 en2"g:
rop:s would 10 vel! 70 s2cn, for them week tr'.r
they wanted. t':-r""'"i Lee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

\ | IN
A ~ f,i;t. JiU CoiJ U;ue- of,r for sale the farm
~ I;t I;r containing 800 acres Of land living OH
o' ", rs 81. r;yrT paurkcv, aa3rdn. as valuable
@ rJs 80 any in this n,irhborhoed not one-!Ialf
I,-cJ There is Il orst MILL saw mill, and cctcn ma.
i;,, nm Tho river beluuinu To The iarm-te wOnd iaEd
- . Win nioe ok &c suitable for plank and scant'
liz. Tbn iweII;nr is GOOD and convenient with every
o,t ,ou.o There is perhans more fencing on
L rS than cuv o.l,er to be found FOR the quantity o!
3 I.raJ;I,, suI is well adapted to corn, wheat,
",'" ,ss ,hcrn il ca yed from 60 to 81 Coz
l'o-s i 81 20 ononali; | kavc i!st reclaimed Oh
iho I;r.yer,aIu run. sp;le valuable marsh, which is
uow in timothy There is eso vein Of iron orc run
s in,nl with m;rur can saw no.hiur as 70 l.: VA.
I hn, far, Tho adrIn,o5rs of water mower aaL The
w'J in Tie ncir!bag!,oad il is thou :rt lie o. mi iii
ho rrnf;,,h,e ANY person w:lur In purchase viii
come and vic The Place | will sell Tn. whole, h..
Of The tr.ct 70 suit purchasers.
JACOB ". IIERNNQN,
Cm5ia'& G,idgss.
Dec 70 G3-wlw
-, ,,,7; - 17,7 - I7 ~,
IE ~ >1''ni''i = ~ ''
{" 'hia 'n"''iAt'Gh VIII coti:'cS u" az '",'' '''
mary next when preparations VIII be !s.S i'T 'f@'r
En;nccr Of bnardrrsIhe patronage =" Tie #c!"o! las
been fully equal to expectations during l:s y"er Of
cur commencement, and VIC return oar thanks 70 ihca"
o. OUT i'!rn"i w'' '.aSe 81 10 "u'
d.. i scn,l RI I!G,iJ,s. onn rs ,,s .,i:,,r ,,!,acIs
or ,iS ns,,a, lii ~ - ccmc,ur,. - ij,s, ,vho
., ',',I j. ,,,m'.h n-a,;,i r ,i,r s,.,nn
~" W. ~ 49, ~ & iS;' ,c;;r,, nIi,
80 49,, = 80; ;. ,.,. nr ,,c ,,r,, rcr
seI'"i:' I'r!Ic" I" S"':''' W ~ Ill; p
hc'ru III IasScA TTI.'''S !" au1'''l " ''', =" -,
t9!'I VIZ Li'.n anu S'r'h ~" rh
lp' ana pFac'lca DrI!c''Fs " ',lH''t1':S i.
VI INSTRUCTION go ~ -, "'o' ", 80 ~ ' Ei T.,
Ia"FE 10 any o! inc CTg'a III t'r S'asr , r;,i
III. .. ..'' s''o? -; ". hm ,yr link
,n "~u,, % c,,,s;' mi r., n; - the dscinnc
~ ~; rod ~, in ,I~ e."rcjsc Of moral influence,
n -,r"c, an. r.,.rm, Raise The ambition Of
s''!u" ~ 49, a. .,,l;,, ,trno,hl;. and ;ur,pr
y"ul", .: '',' j;ic AL i !, cosy
ara Dy cI1a''s lux y az '''''->'
g"'e'eu. r. ,,,o ;,;.,, ,,s ;rcrc,s;n, pr;cc Of
III r, u '"I no.,.I - n,?n small
provisions. "p !rrl ourselves co''pS"t" |" i'H. ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

SEVENTY DOLLARS EEWARD-Rsn away from the
Il Der the l4th named EDMOND KINNEY.
He ia low well fellow, with dark and straight hair gey
large month very quick spoken; he is about forty
so white persons would suspect his being slave and poba-
bis NAV pass white under the above uame TINT Ed
tnond Underwood He had when he e awhile hat, nearly
and striped pansoor All OF vessels ewarncd from
taking said board Of vessels expected lie will
make his escape The all
will be paid the apprehension and delivery OF said slave
the upper end Of Hanover county, va.
Sept, 20 I39-w'f! EDHENp D. FORD
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More splendid Prizes at HoWs.
Virginia Stale lottery, no. 4,
To De dr0WH IISt JHNn"Fy, l.
MAEHIEfcEEr IArITAIS.

To be draw% 2ISt January, 1881,
MAGSIFIcEST CAPITALS:
500 900, 10000, G.GO0, BIO 1900, $500 1850, 30
prizes of 600 each, 1900, &c, &c in all amount.
ing 70 Slo6,I 70-nearIy hall 4 million of mnncy
4 narkarc of whole tickets will be forwarded for $23D;
certificate Of do for :sl30; package Of halves. 81 10;
certificate of do s5; package OF quarters. 57 5' GER
tiGca,e Of do, S32 50Singe tickets only $40, halves
5, quarters o.
ticket, by The ai!.lucky nOlt'
At the Virginia Lottery Ohcc, directly under the sign
Of the Eagle. who has and is Tow selling more Capital
Prizes il:an any other verder in the known world
T. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
NJ Orders fer Tickets from any part ci the United
States by Mail or otherwise. enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as personal appll-
cation, and the result given when rcques'ed) meaI-
ately after the drawng-T addressed to
Eac ~. IUt-2awtfl d. NJ. HOTT.
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PRlAM. ,w,y
yH1Hls renowned Racer and staon n1T On make his
foln soFipr 1851 at my stables in Eienco c0u'
v and be let to limited number Of lG1Ee' ii,usoS.
~ - G.-gt
Dec 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

MissovGI LEaisLArrRE-A bill was, at our last nc.
counts pending before the Legislature Of Missouri: for
the Incorporation 81 4 ha!k, to he called the l:i:0A
2anI; a &c State If Missouri with capital U! S., 0JV
GEO. divided into 50 900 shares OF $lOO raci one hall
lie capital 10 be taken by the Stale and represented by
seven individual s,ockuIdcrs six directors to BIZ sTorn
&C. tiIry cccting President! The provisions in the
bill arc such To hold the president and directors per
soaaily liib:e and their property Responsible Tor sane
toned losses occasoned by violation Of carer-no sa!a
nv 10 tc allowed Tor their services, except 10 the frcs
crunoi allowed ISSUE than dollars in noes
to one dollar in gold silver actually Contained IN The
vau!is-a issued TO be stamped by the Governor
or his agent after counIing the gold and silver On HAND
as security against over issue OF paper, and viola
ton vi charter
The bank to 20 into operation soon as 1000 shares
of SluQ cnc subscribed by shareholders, on s Mon.
day in aarch. To borrow one million with privilege OF
extending TO vc constitute Trust iuno, for loan
ing at than per cent 20 persons on mortgage
al l-2 The real value of their property. without pGrlsha-
bic improvements for years, - per cent 20 be deduct
ed annually, to pay in live years Charter hiatt
ed 10 20 years all diriaends over -- aslount 60 10
| school fund.
s:e tac;as to be Issued in 0! violation Of the
Lcnster, and trial thereon 10 determine lie fact The
Slate the right 70 DEMAND an expose OF the al
fairs and branch be established by the Legislature
The stock reserved for stock holders ii not subscribed or
10 be taken by the STATE The nuiEe. bank to be lOca
| ted in ST. Louis.
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: E;cEopnG. Frcaer icks5urg, and Potomac hull Road.

EicklacnG, FREDERICKSBURG, and Pot0mae hHN h106
asst ,fss:on TIC St.sLOi2fr' meeting Of tho Pre-
s;toai rr Directors tic Richmond, Fredericksburg ana foo
n,c Rail Road Company, the 18th May 1896:
sb,ra he REQUIRED from stockholders be paid Tie following
time. to vii the hday of June, the 18th o iuy 10Th Of
of p,cm!cr October November DnerneE and Jnnu.
arr TO be deposited the credit Of Inc company heretofore in
the Bank OF Virginia.
Rercd That Stockholders whomay anticipating part
their he allowed the ad
vanced y them until the periods when the would he payable
Extract from the minutes. HILARY BAKER. Cl:
S;or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

a ILASSlCAi. SriiOOL--liic examination OF ny
i School. at Milibrook. Abcna:lc, took place Oh 8.
lIrday tic l1: O.! irccnbcr. English Essays, coi"'
Abemar!r and Walter J.. Binlord. Goochland. A!hr
the examination, p: zrs awarded 10 Tie iol"w n!
young gentlemen, for standing most frequently head II
their respective classes, during the session:
EsGlisH ComroslrIoS-Brnj J. BARBOUR, Orange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

IN IGirESHlV >, I'NNSC . E0:l
half Of section %; n hail. and \ " quarter and
~ iiaol : quarter dissection :!lrl acres at so per
acre IN 1vicnsh;p ), Range East
" half Of ) /, quarter of section 49, S half OF y i
quarter, and halt Of L quarter, and T. half of W
quarter, and L quarter Of section H. y W quarter
and " half Of n + quarter and hal! Of W quarter
Of section II; " quarter and " half of quarter
and W quarter Of section IT. + bali EpAr.sc. and
T. half Of S L quarter OF secicn l5-;3l acres at so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-05

In Justice 10 Genls Gail and jesup az well as i"F .ne
purpose of furnishing the latest Intelligence ct 'e army
in Florida we publish lie following extracts o. oihcia
Observation-Disclosures RECENTLY received at the War Depart
ment from Major General Jcsup.-Gt01c
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-23

employment, the prices OF Britls. stocks, Am
=, erican securities, cotton, and other great sta
pies of the, United States.
7. Statements of the condition of the bank:
of England and France as they may appear
8. Such other statistical information con
nected with finance, banking, currency, ex
change, &c. as may render the work valua
bic for present and future reference te
statesman, legislators, bankers, capitalists
merchants, agricultls alists, manufacturers
and private citizens.
I'm addition to these practical and statisti
cal subjects, the Register will contain
A copy of the celebrated report of the Bull
hon committee, made to the British parlia'
! ment in 1910, in which the question OF a res
toration to specie payments by the Bank o
England is amply and most ably discussed.
| A history of the South Sea bubble, OF the
Mississippi scheme, and of other convulslons
in the pecuniary concerns of Europe. -.
A history of the currency and effects of the
suspension ofspecie payments by the banks Of
the United States in 1914, and Of the various
panics and ruinous pressures for money which
have occurred since.
Treatises and ESSAYS on banking, currency,
exchange, the relative value of gold and silver,
the impolicy of usury laws, and other subjects
of kindred nature, original and selected.
All the essays of .An Examiner including
two published in December last, and which
have not appearedin pamphlet form, and those
which may hereafter appear.
A complete history of the late money crisis
and its consequences, as they may hereafter
berdevelopcd, to serve for future use.
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