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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01
EIOM TEXAS.

Extract Of letter from Terrs, to gcademanin this city,
Gnsd Fiasco. (7cras.) DC. Is, ISIS
awe are all comfortably located here, enjoying The
benefits of adopted coun;rywe have no lear OF IN.
yasion from the Nlcxicans but if they should come we
would stop short Of the city of Mexico IN tact
there are thousands here who would like TO march TO-
This place has wonderfully improved since you
here, and you would be asonished at the amount
Of business done We have upon an average three ar.
rivals per day. besides steamboats,. The U. s. ship OF
Nalchpz. his been anchor off this port Tor some
time, aud Of the officers have been on shore, and
have expressed ardent wish 10 Us have power.
full nary Our citizens have EXTENDED 10 them every
attention, and few days since, sent of TO The Com
mandrr present Of Champagne, Pigs, Beef, VenIson
Poultry, and other supplies, for which they received
written acknowledgment.
"rhe emigration to this country is beyond all compa.
rison and composed Of that sort Of people well calculated
10 build uPa country. In consequence OF President
Houstons Message calling in the Government scrip, and
advancing the price of lands 81 30 PER acre, those w,
have the good fortune to have lands already located have
advanced in the rGtio; and lnnds which you could
have purchased when here, for 81 cannot be bought o'
less than So Provisions are and high, and it you
would send on: cargo from New York, have no doubt
you would find your account in il. Flour, bread poLa
Toes. fish, &c &c would pay well, also lumber
"1hc Army and Navy undergoing new organ
cation. Lamar is the prominent candidate to succeed
Houston prcsident-he people decidedly opposed
to being annexed to the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01
EDITORIAL CONVENTION.

The Proceedings Of The Convention nave 7''I'c'Tn
great attention ia this, well as other s'ass-and t"'
have been hailed with the greatest satisfaction; I'VE En
seize an onnorlusi,y collecting most vf hc various
articles which have appeared, viii appear Oh ts SUI
Register is righ in saying, that he whole affair arpSors
to have gone admirably, and few days 81 soca, IN
,.rco,,se seems 10 ia ve had wonderful esee soften
inc political JUDGES and party feelings twas deter
mined 10 hold another Convention in February, iS39
The Alexandria Gazette says, The proceedings oil
The late Editorial Convention at Richmond nave T',t w.
General satisfaction to The press and the public. All The
Editors in vMpno as far heard from, have rxpessec
their hearty in what was DONE and through
Out the United States, commentator has been freely be-
slowed upon the resolutions adopted We continue no,,
therefore, to look forward to the happiest 'esus
the press Of yirginia-Each Editor must feel PeisoT"
interested in Sustaining the honor ard t'sHy Oh
profession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

GAECliO FOR SALE.--The subscriber wishes 10
IS sell his young Jack, SANCilO. lie would mea.
sure about four feet Two inches, fshod lie is Of dark
colour, and will be four years old in July next He is
descendant of Mr.. David Ross celebrated stock Of
Jacks, well known in this State. Any person wishing
10 purchase or farm him, would do we'll to call and see
hun or communicate through his post Office at Dabney
Mills, Louisa. ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE.
SpotsyIrania county, Feb ], 1873. S2-w3wt
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FlRE-THREE STEAMBOATS, BURNT.

FlRE-TlIREE > Ia hDOA . BURN L.
NEw ORLEANS January % about one o'clock this
morning fire broke out in The Steamboat Marnora, ".
ing at The foot of Grod ST. and in short time two adj
ioininq boats The Columbian and The Chickasnw, were
wrap, in flames The MaTmors wns loaded with cotton
We did not learn how The fire org inaied
True .fmfrican.
BuRxIxG OF THE MAaMoRA, CUMBERLAND, Asp
CucKasAw-E Farther ParticHlarS.-The Marmora md
Cumberland burnt To tie water edge and we have been
informed that they were not insured. The Cumberland
arrived OH the 10Th from Carksvilie and had discharged
her CARGO The hlamora cargo contested OF l10 bales
Of cotton, which was consumed withlhc exception OF
few bales The Chickasaw sustained damage 10 the
amour, of from 81 900 900. She was insured al
the office of The Ocean ln.urance Company The cot
ton los, in the Narmora also insnred-Ws under.
stand That the Chickasaw will be prepared 10 run IN
few duys.-Neac Orleans Southernsr, JAM "a.
The following notice is about as brief as it can pos
sbIy be made: 500,
"WAsuIyGroS, JAS. 22d, less.
"'ro Tie Hon r. NJ JOHNSON,
Vice President &c.
"Sir: | have resigned my seat in The Senate oil The
U. States.
Yours, respectfully, JoHS BLAcX'
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the Federal funds and entrusted only certain rondi
tions with the custody Of the public funds on special
nnI nuurdcd drnoStc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

18th Infantry, Lieut. Gel Foster, ? ncn killed; officer
and d men wounded. a u;
9th Infantry, Col. Thompson officers anu ~
men killed; officers and 50 Inen wounded. =,
Mounted 4h, Capt G. W. Alien man IAN w ion,rS
Volunteers -hlissour volunteers, Col 1ehlrE,
officer and man kIrd; 3 officers and % men wounded;
Spies Lieut.. COL Morgan men killed; officers ana
D lnen wounded. 80 o:o-s
and l02 men, -,
Indians Capt Parks, none killed or wounded. T.,
Names IF Commissioned Officers h'ltea ana 'e0H""ea
KILLED.
Lieut. COL A. r Thompson,
Capt. J. Van Swearengen, ON regiment "
Lieut. and Adjutant J. L. Cenler, 5. ln'ah'ry'
First Lieut. +. J. Brooke,
Col. Gentry, Missouri Volunteers
WOUNDED.
Can't GEORGE Andrews, 18Th regiment U.
Second Lieut. VIM II. T. Walker. 5. Infantry
First Lent J. Hooper, Alb regiment U. S Infantry
Can't ]. Childs, Missouri Volunteers.
Lieut. e. B. Rogers. do. do.
Major Sconce,
Lieut. Hase, 2Sples.
y
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

YE1ElE Georgia Lumber Company have hand,
IL at their depot at Oarien, large amount Of Luni.
Der for sale By the cargo in smaller quantities. and
they are now fully prepared furnish short notice all
kinds of the best guilty Of Southern Pine Lumber,
saved 10 any required dimensions and at the most IA
rorable prices.
All communications may be addressed to the Agent Of
Tic Gsorgia Lumber Company Darien, and will receive
prompt attention SIMEON B. JEWETT,
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company
Lumber City, Georgia. Feb | S2-3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

FgHHE Annual general meeting Of The Mutual AS
q surance Society against Fire On buildings of the
Stale Of Virginia" will he held at their Office. in the
City of Richmond ON Tuesday, The DOL! Of February
next, at o'clock, P. NJ.
J. RUTHERFORD, PA.
Jan. 90 1S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

U. S. BASK.-A letter received yesterday BY gen
teman of this city from his correspondent in Philadc
phia mentions That Mr.. Jaudnn, the agent OF the w. 5
Bank in London had disposed of 81 900 Of the stock
III lhn nsliinlinn OIL GlYnrnhle nrms-R lmcricaM.
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if that have money been Appropriated to carry on
these campaigns have been expended In this way ten
times much was necessary has been luv'shed.-:
And now, if pass this appropriation without exams
nation, when the other bill COMES up it will prove yet
another "ia crirems case, and the same necessity oF
passing it, though with equal precpi.ancy VIII DC ai
legged. A. ,,,-.
Mr. W. made some renaiks as to what Mr., Camore-
leng had said in former part Of the debate Us TO the
rorthern ALLIANCE which snme gentlemen had enter
ed upon this subject Mr.. W. demanded who they we're
that made such illusions Where but from the North
did they Gomez lie very we'll understood this game that
was PLAYING this attempt identify certain interests
with certain others. This assocaiing abolitionisn with
the actions of Southern members upon that hoor, and
thus seeking prejudice the standing OF members in
opposition there. He very well understood this game;
and had heard Of abolition petitions being received BY
certain gentlemen from the North, who, upon their
reaching this city, had dropped them into the post oce
here, addressed to Why MEMBERS 10 bs by them pre-
sented.
MIR. W. closed by moving to strike out 81 600 oo9 and
'"; Mr. s siSSe, pennsy took the oor and moved
hat the committee rise and ask leave to SIT again -
which motion prevailed-Y cas- 50, nnys7l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-01

Mr. Evans, of Maine, moved to postpone the consi.
de,ation Of this communication until Thursday next,
upon which day be hoped the House would permit him
nm opportunity Of saying few words 10 relation to the
subject
The motion Of Mr. Evans prevailed.
MEMORIAL OF JOHN LoSS AND OTHERS, CHERoKEES.
The memorial Of John Ross and others, Delegates
from the Cherokees which under consideration on
Monday last, came up 10 order.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed
u by the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
District Of Litchfield Commissioners to re-
ceive. examine, and adjust the claims of the
creditors to the estate of ELI WnMoTT, late
of Litchfield. in said district, deceased, repre-.
sented insolvent, hereby give notice that said
Court of Probate hath limited and allowed six
months from this 18th day of July, 1888, for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims and prove their debts, at the expira-
ton Of which time all claims not presented to
said Commissioners will be barred a recove-
ry. And we further give notice that we will
meet for the purpose of attending to the du.
ties OF our said appointment. at the dwelling
house lately occupied by said dect ased. in
said Litchlield. on the third Monday in Sep
temher. 1888. and on the third Monday In
January. 1880. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
on each Of said days.
STEPHEN RUSSELL, . Commits
u. 8. ARERNHrHY, { sioaers.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment to
SANITY WILMorT, Admin,r.
LUcTUs WILMorr, Admim'r.
Liiehssld, july 9h 1888. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the Subscribers have
= been appointed by the Hon. Court of Pro.
bate for the District of Norfolk Commission.
ers on the estate of ANDREW H. SMITH, late
Of said Norfolk. deceased, represented insol.
vent; and that six months from the 9th day
of July inst. are allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said estate to exhibit and prove
their claims to the subscribers. And that we
will attend to the duties of our appointment
at the house of James Shepard, in said Nor
folk, on the last Monday of August, and the
last Monday of November next, at one o'clocl
in the. afternoon on each of said days.
THOMAS CURTIss, Commits
WARREN Cone, I sioners.
No770M, .Julv l6. 1893.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09
NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE Court of Probate for the District of
Il Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the estate of JOSEPH BENNETT, late of
Warren, in said district, deceased, in which
to present their claims to the subscriber, ad-
ministrator thereon, for allowance and settle
ment. All claims not presented within said
time, duly attested, will be debarred a reco-
very. Those indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment to
JosEPH H. BENNETT, Admir-.
Warren, July 25, 1888. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09

SRAKsPEARE.-With q reverence as
deep as honesty or manliness permits for
the master geniuses of our race,-a reve-
renee nourished by the fond and never in
termitted study Of their works,-I may say
that catch, from this very study Of their
writings and characters, conception, that,
high as they rose, they might have risen
higher. can sometimes behold the spoil
of the world upon their snow white robes,
and the rust Of human passion upon the
gli,tering edge of their wit. 1t was long
ago said by the great Roman critic, that
the good Homer sometimes mods ;-and
Shakespeare, the most brilliant example un-
questionably Of a triumph over the defects
Of acknowledgements and moral, TOO Of
ten exhibits traces of both. AS he floats
along on what he nobly calls the brightest
heaven Of invention, he is often led, by an
unchastened taste, into a misty region,
where the understanding in vain endeavors
to follow him; and sometimes as he fits
with the swallows ease and swiftness along
the ground, too confident of his power to
soar up when he will to the rosy gates Of
the morning,-he stoops, and stoops, and
stoops, till the tips Of his graceful pinions
are sadly draggled in the mire.
HoMER.-Not ray Of pure spiritual ill.,
Illumination shines through the swee. visions
of the father Of poetry. The light Of his
genius, like that Of the moon as he de-
scribes it in the eighth Had, is serene,
transparent, and heavenly fair it streams
into the deepest glades and settles ON the
mountain tops Of the material and social
world; but for all that concerns the spi-
ritual nature, il is cold, watery and I'M
quickening. The great test Of the eleva-
ton Of the poets mind, and Of the refine
ment Of the age 10 which he lives, is the
distinctness, power and purity, with which
he conceives the spiritual world. In all
else he may be the observer, The record
or, the painter; bat in this dread sphere
he must assume the province, which his
name imports; he must be the maker
creating his own spiritual world by tho
highest action Of his mind, upon all the ex-
ternal and internal materials of thought
If ever there was poetical vision, calcu-
lated not to exalt and purify, but to abase
and sadden, il 10 the visit Of Ulysses to
the lower regions. The ghosts OF the H.
lustrious departed are drawn before him by
the reeking fumes Of the recent sacrifices !;
and the hero stands guard with his drawn
sword. to drive away the shade Of his own
mother from the CORY trench, over which
she hovers, hankering after the raw blood.
Does it require an essay on the laws Of the
human mind to show, that the intellect
contemplates the great mystery Of our be-
ing, under this CHASTITY and frivolous image
ry, has never been born to spiritual life,
nor caught a glimpse Of The highest heaven
Of poetry 7-Everitt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09
Litehfeld Couaty. 50. judy Is. 1888.

Litchfeld County, So. July IS. 1888.
WHEREAS Fanny Booth. Of Warren. in
w said county. has brought her petition
to the Superior Court to be holden at Litch-
field. in and for the county Of Litchfield, on
the third Tuesday Of August. a. d. 1855. a.
gainst Amos Booth, who resides out Of this
state in parts unknown, praying for bin Of
divorce ON account Of three years wilfll ab.
sence on the part of the respondent, as per
petition on file:
OFdsVed. that notice oc the tendency Of sald
petition DO given BY publishing tho foregoing
with this order 2! lenel iour weeks In news.
paper published 10 LiIchAeld. IN said county,
ANsEL STIRLING. Judge aftAe
County cosvs J6V LiieA aslR eouMty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09

TNNHE Subscriber has now
CA Il on band, and constantly
- smanufacturingsall zindsof
MARNENS Sgssd
Saddle Work,
of the best materials, and in
the most workmanlike man.
N ner, which will be sold at a
reduced price for prompt pay,
to meet the exigency of the times.
TRUNKS, good assortment, of hair
and leather, all sizes and prices, which will
be sold very low. Call and examine.
Brides, Halters, Whips, MGrtingGIes, CIR
cimgles, dc. DC. always ready for use.
G Gold, silver, current bank notes, from
81 upwards, received in payment of work,
and even Bent0n's better currency" shinplGS-
ters, if issued from sound houses, not refused.
GEORGE BOLLES.
West of the Court House,
LitchGeld, June %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09

~ v-T,V n
CHRIST THE AFrLE-A NGG'
: The apple.tree IL known to al,
lear I.a't C q 1.sC ,,s find : caIl.d,
Ia scnPsSHle oa ~ ~ annie-tree.
~ a selliO'@Hce " '''' ~rs'
It's fra,it is nouFishing and sweet,
~ e, s..sls $500 ~ We meet,
aOukt " 49, 49,, Cbr;st The appIe.tree.
As liO'sS ''O''
We make sweet collation. from
The apple, which is ever free,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09
ANTI-SLAVERY,

SHE Aitc4heId County Anti SlGpery SOciet,
- have appointed their next monthly meet.
Tuesday (l4th) of August next, at 10 O'Clock
a H. Rev. n. CorvER. Agent of the Con. A.
s. Society, win be present at the meeting.-
J. G. BIRNEy, ESQ. one Of the Cor. Sec. "A. A.
y. Society, is also expected to attend.
- a full attendance is desired,
GAYLoRD WEI.Ls, Eec'ypro ssm.
HsrasintOn, Jaly q, 1888. Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09
ONCE MORE.

NhE subscriber informs this very respec-
u table community that he has Just return.
ed from the Metropolis with few more
VIEW GOODS.
which makes his stock heavy and his assert.
ment good, which he Il anxious to dispose Of.
in order to collect another Ten Th0Wa.
@uAG Dollars as soon rs d convenient
the natural consequence Of which peculiar
anxiety. e. that he will sell them very low
for ready pay or short credit.
ISAAC LAWRENCE.
kiicAGeAi. June Il. Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-08-09

Alta Court Of Probate holden al Litchfe1d, 10Th.
in and for the District of Litckfeld, on the
26th day of July, A. d. 1885:
Present, Phinehas Miner, Esq. Judge.
I'm motion of the administrator on the es.
" tate of CHARLES NORTON, late of Goshen,
in said district, deceased-this court doth as
sign Monday the 18th day Of August next, at
10o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate Of
fee in said Litchfeld, for the examination
and settlement Of the administration account
of the administrator on said estate, at which
time and place all persons interested will (if
they see cause) attend and be heard in the
premises: and the said administrator is here
by directed to post copy of this order on a
public signpost in said Goshen nearest the
last residence Of the said deceased, and also
advertise the same in newspaper printed in
said Litchield at least ten days previous to
said 18th Of August.
8 PHNEHAs MINER, Judge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

The Revenue Gutter Hamilton, sailed frsm Bstss agreed
bly, 10 Instructions FURNISH sance TO distressed vessels on
the She has board supernseary and an
abundant supply OF provisions, wafer &c. !,
Chesapeake Bay Informed the Light Boat at this sta
tien has been remove and will remain IN harbor e
winter moaths. Pubic notice will be given on her resnmag
her station e.e, -,
with four SALT grain beans &C. sunk Monday morning
Some repairs were being made an er ana seam haNng
removed and her Will exceed seven or eight hundred
W. understand hat Captain John White Of The Navy has
been appointed the command OF the u soop OF war Far
field, now on the coast OF b, pnprv
Noda,e giyeoat 81 so lon 6, 49, Flores tFrl from New
Jan. s--Mary Ann ismp,ep, New York, days out Tor
tu skddy, New York. for New oreans-hy the Edward at
Charleston
wAkREs, Jan o-Ar Galen, Borden, Indian Ocean, last
s1i heard ,e% Noble Nsw York VIII Jeremish casteman
oNsw York. died on ro ORE tss f roRT .sn 1857
MADEIRA. Nov. 2e-Comnaqnid, Sears New York.-The
UNITED STATES PORTS.
.. Bos1ss jan s7cfa Glide Smnon; New YORK. st. ,o
suviah, Moody Liverpool unc; Macon Osborn New York
ne He rsps Planet VII had been ashore
New IosooS. Jan Ar Ellen New York; franklin, do;
oa Ne%6. Wiley Do H'r W for M Mfw So s r s
Three BROTHERS, Stuart FAN River for do spy: Coleman
M.ssa T do svrS n o for s9
Norwich river is clear OF ice.
BRISTOL, X. L. JAM 9-Below, Aque.net, Mosher, Cron
stadt.
PHILADELPHIA, 1o-Cld Wave Stoddord, New York.
RICHMOND, jan s.-Srd Calcutta, Cole New York; Tar
Spsannah, Foster, do; SID Nassau Allen, do .
WuMISGToN, N. G. Jan AR. A. +. Thorne Sanaord
New York. Rochester, Haskell do
CHARLESTON Jan clio Cordea, Sherwood, New York;
6-sid Hardy, der, Wilmington, NJ G. :,
DARrEN, Jan AR Premium, Carlow, New York; Dasis
b. Crane Brown, do
MOBILE 4-Cd Pleaaes Yourc Ravrc: Tellair Pratt
Pensacola Egyptian Jaynes rrdidad; February BUT
Boston; Paragon, Potts Portland; Phebe Eliza New
Var
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
Gotten Trade.

THuRsDAY EVENING, JAZZ
bere was ma n, in the market today
1t closed this evening firm at Yesterdays hin
depressed rates for exchange and the continued heavy snip
by the banking institutions all tena 70 Siea
another tendency in the market Large sales re-
Gently made will have advancing iuchnahon rousn
out all the southern mar,s and perhaps heavy shipments
This port and 10 Europe will the shouih TINS
be the ease operate much disadvantage a me quaa
10 COINS forward from all the present period
more han Europe The large
cagoes staple had reached Liverpool mp 10 the a
adyices Only cargoes had arrived M Hdvre rms
TO- with the ntgence that reached the former m 81
The exaggerated gales the south in the monte OF oc
,obar-he raylges OF the yellow f,vrr ia New Orleans
Ndtcsez and on, and the commercial wrecks OF me last
wear bid operate powerfully upoa both buyers dnd
sellers IN European markets When they begis 10 receive
the quantities of coos shipped by the brandon
Grand Gulf and the other southern IN
stiutions " II the staple takea downward start!
good transacted ia Mobile on the h inst far
shpnent-aboa 900 bales changed hands The arrivals
were 1857 bales.
Cotton ruled ia ApaachcoIa the Goth ult al TO loo
The territory would be larger than last years
growth. Freights, Id TO Liverpool to lc TO New
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
State OF Trade.

THURSDAY, jan IL
The holders OF German Wheat in this market are aslg
Sl75 foreign Rye IS c. IL 100 western HOUR eo,of
weather l. cold, which will again close the Navigation UP
tn river and througn the sound. ..;. .;,,
little doing the Tobacco Iraae w us cry
the principal o2eration ave pee
by auction This day Messr Hoffman co SOLD oase Vi
Cuba Tobacco at l2I Cash and four months ,
The Ban market Tor the last week
comprise 81 bhs Maryland Sales OF common TO inc ex
OF bids made at The quotations given
below The stock still, continues large-Good AMI maahng
of the few parcels hand show ttie nell
naoa to upon advance of prices Nothing DO
ing in Ohio ,....
There has inspection the Richmond market since
the Esd Dec.
Al Orleans receipts coniinue light and the cemard
for fine parcels brisk 249 hhds arrived IN he week
ending the 30h ul and 10 hhds were cleared OF which 81
LIVERPOOL II for Port Prince and q Tor this port
Quotations New York to &C.; Baltimore $S to $3.50; New
Orleans, q IT, Tic.
N-ssr PEN knocked eff - tierces rice, damaged at
81 to 81 which show reduction the parcel sold yes
terday by the same firm.
Auction sales-l89 pieces duck S8s TO S5s 10 Or casks
Port wnc 80 kegs Dutch barley TO 5ac I'D hads
molasscs, 26A 10 &c cash.
IMPORPATIONS.
ANTWERP AND FLusHNG-Brig Oceanus762 bags rye So49
do wheat 100 mills $40 Booaen Graves Co3cases
books z L,comb-l do r Noltenus-20 do b Rhodes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

VIM: M'LOUGiiLiE, Auctloneer.

WM. MLOUGUliN, AucuOneer.
r.. y. nLAEAs a. CO., Homes Balding, cor.
- yer OF Mau aud Re- RI stThs Day, nj oCk ~ th~
Won roon Hardware Cutlery, consstrg OF pea pocket
aA hVrs or caf@s h II dozens
esfcs heedesis casnsers and bundles double apd ngss~
eye spelacts steel aud brass barrecd pistols perc2sca
ca miissrsi hn6tns needles hooks ard eyes &C
fancy oo1ds-Conasslng Of double cologne hair on
psrlGmery French aBd FL siist aE ndrr water
also an nvolceSi Consisting Of earrlngs angtY
Iheb WNschts, breasftapS, ckains, Sc &c. % an@
800 sOkAa a lPTkusALLs-The regular
sales OF horses Carriages, Nc this we'll knswn e.tsb-
i mei contAnp 20 ahe place Monday at II O'Clock
and the proprietor has also adopted The following rule viz
Ger iemen having horses for sale will charged any
lhing Tor entrance vii In l May The usual conms-
SION ~ viii b. enarged on actual sales only"
Ihe next safe viii commence hooday 18th I83s at
II ocsckt aid all herses inenaed for this mns he
shown amt entered before day, Jan Is AT p
rs no horse eau he offered auton sness registered in Time
for the cala ogue.
JOHN w. WATSON, 4l6 Broadway
~ b. Horses register, for sale must be left New York
Tatersas before Il O'Clock The day Of sale they viii
not be offered o6 3as