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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

Ea4 SAVANNAH PACKETS.-Old Established
6 Line The packets composing the above line VIII san
Ship aNSsEt snsajisGs \ .lIsa
Ship Snip S SesSSekt 5ss Ssm master IT. nea'
Ship Ga I,,A d L. i Porter T, master vsr.,.r
Ship OCoNEE, lnewl }; D; Wilson, master. .x, 9.
this business and commanded BY captains well
every facility will afforded shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded 70 hs subscribed E De Hppea rfe
~ The ships comprising the above line will be regularly
despatched FROM New York. the 10Th and 18th Of
'''p SHIP iI" THAMES, jas D. Snow, master.
Ship WARSAW, J. Thatcher, master.
ssP SHIP G SaMAWba s0i r s% f. MASTER %ss;sI
pered and commanded by experienced in the trade viii
ared subscribers will be shipped free of commits
sion For freight or passage aePS CO. "a Pine St.
skN MOBILE CITY LINE PACKETS
se The subscribers have es'absh s line Of packets
vessels suitable go 10 the city without gherage
and , fo%p9ssd q .ss o " pss xss master
Brig WARSAW, p sheffield, a,aster
s Ere psTfs cGs s r %1@ MASTER MASTER
Brig CAMILLA, F. Eeh Is maste..
The above are all good vessels with handsome furnished
accommodations and commanded by experienced masters
nj This Lime Of packets viii haye v m and
@ For 90 St
Fla DARIEN, (Geo.) LINE OF PACKETs-Brig
1TT1 AMELIA STRONG, X. L. Brown. master.
-SsEx Brig PREMIUM, J. Coburn, master
Brig MACON, A. Bbbins, master,
Brig DARlEN, G, r. Buckley master.
Brig NEW JERSEY, b. Matthews, master.
The subscriber has in Connection with Msssrs Hawes Mitch
ell Collins of Daren, Geo. established the above line of
se built expressly the above trade all copper asen
eo they have three steamboats, runang the river All
g9e 81 " the agent i New T9T s
line stages Darien Macon times
week also steamboat 10 81 Augustine week Us
t1t CHARLESTON PACK KTs-Csmmercia
-SsE.sp packets:
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORD Ella Francis Sherwood, master.
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, II. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY new W. whulesey, master.
Brig -, (new.)
The above are all first class vessels built expressly for the
commodaons for passengers EXTENSIVE and exertions
will be made TO please both shippers aud passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free of
commission
For freight apply to the captains board
ALLEN PAxSON, 80 Wall street, N. Y. or
j23 VIM. A. CALDWELL SONS. Charleston, $. c.
t7a BALTIMORE PACK ETs-UNION
EA LINE.-The following vessels will be regularly de-
-0s.Sespatched between New York and Baltimore
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly MASTER
Brig 5OLON b. Bourne, master.
| scEr CHARLES NJ SMITH, T.. T: Toten, master.
| Schr DIRECT, c. l. Briggs, MASTER
| Schr LACON1C, J. c. Denison master.
The vessels comprising this line peror and fast sailing,
trade ably snded experienced pilots on the
be effected the lowest great
spaich WILDE given and exerioa will be by
give satisfaction to shippers Goods forwarded
the subscribers will shipped free OF commission For
| apply TO j. ~ BRIGGS, 80 Old Slip, N. ".
j2s y: W. BROWN: Smiths Dock. Bait
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MEHcciAf LINE PACKETS.
iii I'll I'll III
RECuLAR COMMUNTCATION

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
~ Rsmtances and drafts with FRIGHT and passage and
from Great Britain and Irelsnd-ROCHEs COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate 70 their friends
public cneray that they enter into early
rang with them the bringing Of their families
aad friends by early spring shpsthe srsi of which will
running Liverpool the Il, February e5a
and continue regularly every week Afterwards
sordug easrsnts the desirable and eligible cosvey
snce they can have.
The detention vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
having heretofore been and Just cause II complaint
ing every week from Liverpool TO effect the perna
establishment OF such regulations In their days OF sailing
will give esre Satisfaction to shippers and as further ~
ascemen for them give preference to their ns over all
rsny transient vessels we guarantee they shall nvsrsby
sail the appointed day. full not FULL and take freight
when opposed any transient vessel a. such rate, wiz IN
the support and preference shippers by this Line
The steamers employed Tor the convenience OF Their psssn
gers Lv rpool Of the first classrunnng regularly
every day from the different ports Of ireland and Scotland
convenience Of Importance to those residing at the out
ports.
In relation remisnces their drafts and pos, the
Royal Bank OF ireland" psid 1T sight free ~ dssoun
provinces and couptyb sides In the nssd
towns answering the sane purpe IS Bank Of ireland notes.
copvenience ony by this establishment
Their dra well as orders he forwarded by
the egular packets sng the t sh. 10th, and Path NJ
each month IN the yeav Those residing In the country
address b letters post padl which viii be runctusly a.
tended to- Further cular be asceraned sppcs
"o S,c s ;,m. '0'" ''''' ROCHE sRoTHERs co.
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ssN HAyKE PACKETs-UNIoN LINE
ny7k To sail from New York the 8h 10th and 2fh and
80 - - From Nep e York From Hrpre
snip LOUIS 500 ,oos CASTOR Sth A Dea sn fs .v
(Siih July. ! sth Sept
Ship SULLY, ID. Lines, 10Th April list June.
can Aug. 18th Sept
Ship BURGUNDY, Jno. Ro,ket 24ih April sth june.
hAug lst Oct
Ship RHoNE, VIM. skiddy, Yah May. 10th June
Ship CHARLEMAGNE, (2ih jan. 9Th March.
A. Richardson, 10th May. LIST july
Ship VILE DE LYON, (sh Feb 10th Mach
400 ton, Charles Stoddart, Gath May. 9Th july
Ship FRANCOIS, Ter, w. w. Pell sth June 18th july
24th Sept (ath Nov.
Ship FoRMOsA, w. b. orne, 10th June LIST hag
Ship sILvIE DE GRAssE. ts,h March. 18th April.
L. wiederholdt oath June 9th Aug
18Th Oct. LIST Dec.
Ship POLAND G. Anthony sth july. 18th Ang.
ship ALBANY, J. JshnsoH, 18th July. LIST Sept
These vessels all OF the first class and sLly
with elegant sccommodalons for passengers comprising all
that may be required for comfort and including
wines and every Goods sent either OF
free Of ali charges hose s actually e'e
%, BOLTON S1T, FOX LIyINCs TON. p Broad St
- s,I L. SoE S!n Vol T P 4. !
spool on the 9th Of each month
The above line of packets will be continued by the ubscr-
bers, and is composed ef the following shps:-
From New York
June 2l-Tbe UNITED STATES, Can't NJ H. HoIdrepe
March 24-The ST. Az DREW, Capt VIM. C. Thompson
sept Tse Capt. ' s1s! i Alien
From Liverpool
May e-The ST. ANDREW. $50 tons
June 8-The VIRGINIAN, $40 tons.
July e-The SHEFFIELD 600 tons.
Aug 8-The UNITED STATES, $50 tons
The qualities and accommodations of the above ships
the reputation OF their commanders well known.
exeron VIII be made 10 promote the comfort of
and the interests Of importers The price Liver
pool in the cabin in other lines fixed $4o with
aud stores OF every description.
The will be responsible for letter. parcel or
package sent by the above ships for which bill
| taken. For freight or passage. appyto
STEPHEN WHITNEY.
SANDS. TURNER. FOX 4 Co. or
JA R0BT KERMIT, "a South st,
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LII NEW ORLEANS DESPATCR LINE.
IS This line consists Of q ships and briggs which
will sail weekly till the LIST OF October after which
time two will sail weekly during the buns These
vessels all Of the first class warranted To insure lowest
rates. and to take the Rsze Freight and pasen
will be taken in this line throughout the year. per
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply to
r. ELWELL, Packet Ofibe, SO SoutbsL
All geeds from outpers will be shipped and forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans free OF commission and
and attention paid des SAFETY. Mer-
chants having freight U dispose Of viii find IL decidedly for
their interests apply as above. J23
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NO. ais.
PIONEER FAST LINE.
49, 80 ssesl1lf

VIA Kali ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves the West Chester House. OF Broad and RAJ
streets, daily al O'Clock. -
The Boats and Cars upon this Line are Of the very bss
description having been built expressly
oipassengefs, the country
Is The only Packet Line that the Rail Road to
reaching Pittsburgh in and a half iasrad ~
tour and half formerly the case when they weat by
CauHbia, Ond there took the canal.
For speed ann comfort this Line is exceed by any other
Ia the nlted States.
Passengers 70 Cincinnati Louisville, Natchez Nashville St
LOUIS &c VIII always be certain of beng taken without
ray as TINS line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carrying
the mai -
For seats apply AT the north OF 4h and Chestnut
ST, and al No. 200 Market 81 and Willow sts
p.r.,.,.,,- -, A. b. CUNNING, Agent
Pniafelpha,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25

ua tn' i;a"r ,A., city 10 !is "ss tustu!sr! s"d re-
iIaci"ry "A banY .7rgns.
We understand that Bill johnson, Oh his route 10 this
city in the custody OF The Marshall greeted at near
y every place by Synpai-tng persons, and tia, efforts
were made to procure the amount necessary 10 admit
him to bail This is degree of infatuation OF which
have scarcely PARALLEL excepting in the cases oil
such npos,ors Matthias the founder of the Nor
mons This johnson, Invested Of The ideal character
with which romance and distance for season invested
him. sinks into arlfu bDrderer with sufficient courage
push predatory ncurson into The defenceless dwell
ings Of the border rmers, carrying devastation ana
death where there power OF resistance, hu! win
taste for open and equal combat, and enticing the
young. xperienced and ardent into dangers from
which he shTunk with instructive unWiinguess 10 en-
counter their consequences So also with Brge-the
self styled Gcn,rai - Ward Birge"-the perSunica-
ton of Cnwardice and Gascnnade
Since the above in type. notice letter in
Yesterdays Nv. J. signed by Johnson denying that he
planned advised The expedition against Prescott and
stating that he .used his best rndeav 10 persuade
those who advised with him the subject that IL was
undertaking that could not he carried through, DC
But scarcely doubt the statement of The Prescott
prisoners made thus under the responsibility OF their
situation and their certain fte.-B
The Detroit Daily Advertiser Of the 7lh ns has been
received but adds nothing 10 the information contained
in another cuumn, except that Patriot meeting was
held at Detroit, the night OF the 0,h at which d.
]helIer received the fta!enal embrace; that night
guard Of 200 citizens had been established and ~ AS
sstant Marsals had been appointed; and that personal
violence has been threatened by the Patriots against The
gallant soldier Gen Brady, for his efficient exertons TO
maintain The authority Of the laws in that district Of
country.
FRoM TUE NORTHERN FRoSTIER.-Gen. Scott left
Cleveland on The 9Th inst for Detroit The Detroit
Advertiser of The 9Th inst, that Col Prince of
Sandwich has been superseded in command Of The Ca.
uadian militia ty Major Deeds, account OF his VIC.
ence and nhumaniiy. Up to the 7th The British had
taken twenty.eght prisoners, most OF whom had been
sent 10 Amhersburg. The Brady Guards were mus. !
tered into the service Of the u States the 9Th inst
Tor three months. General Theer has been baed out
Of prison A cuuIt martial has been organized al Que
bee the trial OF the soldiers who stationed as
scn,Eies Dodge and ThelIer the night of their
cscape-. PhiLQdeIphia Sentinel
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TALL AID VIZ TX DRY GOODS I.i.l,, -.
NEW, tAsnioNAgLE AID CHEAP. ~,

, FALL. AID " ~ LK DRY GOODS I.,y., :.
NEW, FASHIONABLE AID CHEAP ''-'''
x. " JENklNS - opening az cattle Stack Of Il
Winter Dry tUods, c""sIstn. Of Two huuGfca and
received aud wing hes" tona have m On ru,tI fo"
;nr cash. Of them .grrifre r no ~ d-c.
p0r;goa, anI all viii b. found new und nc,, ,r m
iaL UiIcrs invited 10 examine the. j.! hr .
reduced prices Tor cash, credit scrcrrarce. " sod
cL0rrs, CsssIaEEEs AND Er,rIEG,-iu GA r.Ir.r't
article, -, les OF iLis Fall. 'n
BL,NKEr,S"reaI hGes %: hcse Whitney Rect e ''''
best i"aon irf' h,a; k% aad basa"S ia ~: 10
heavy culor'u Horse BlansC:. '' '' 4!'o
sArnsETs, KrH,Er.. MENTION Js,H,, rL.r> .>a p..,
'Er.-a large supply oih'se Goods Tor family usc. aa an
servants Clothing. ' '"''o'r
LIxE> Goops--RIsH ISrss warrant, d 81! ach.l If, Gr .
pieces; all styles CaurIr Handkerchief Iuwrl hf
iescnE0ns BIRDS Eye Di4p"'s cheap b rn,u. rp,. '
pcrs, kcnlIngs, &C. tGc ''' '..'
CALcors-I case entirely t!c Muslin '- r.ain and ,
pattern Ca!cocs, oF P"fisian manufacture. I.3ds t
can't PRINT at 2' per yard cHul'ns the i1,hoUa o.
beauty. Also, and hall acuEln. tafr,rs I-l'
at Ii cents 10 The finest sfyrs. '''' 'f.'
fURSiIUEE C,LiCOLs-SyNrTalCascso OF new
al pence, chilling IL ur Goods ''.' Lf-i,
SILK Goops ,>p OFHEr MATERIAL. r0R LApig.' ITr..,,
plain and b. uFcG Ch.Ss uaG Goods.
style, rich aud elegant '"''' o."
Sn.wLs-5O different 81! o, Of ShawS md nrr., r,ls
.; exclusive styles and Iinv from au.,ion =, DO "''oIe
tsPEs,- vLL -E- $50 f.:kED GOop.--i
cd Lace aud Muslin CaPe and Collars, c... ""k
yauG ' "1N he
FL,sSrL,-WEc and red Tlauuel, al pirs, -al an. ,..
c,NTos FL.NNrLs-';ocd Wine G. nlon Fma-, Yer, Boa.
BoNNEr,-2O ca'es Misses AID ,c- Lr.r6r, ~
HOsiERr AsD GLo.rs-Escy description Of those c,o Wilt.
found cheap and .uod '''
Domestic GO0D,-bleac heh rrl clcJ 49, sL
inss ali kinds, aTt al goo! bargains
For GENILENFS.
l.c0D Stocks Of plan figured srk and .a,in c,,, ill M
Velvet Nesnc- STYLES Ca.surrc.. cIrnp and T.
Gum and luckshn SuspeHdrrs; glove. o.icfy M and
ton Umhrcas; Fix and F'u Pocket Iki,.: hurL,
Soo mer'no and ''sonA Shirts and Da"t Linen Coafs ant
Linen BnsomS, new STYLES, &c.
The above comprises ony few OF tic desirable articles in til.
1,""sl'" srork Of NEW GOODS, which chap 10
ash, at wholesale OF retail.
Oct2 .o-v3-
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FOREIGN.
FROM FRANCE.

From the .Nctc York Gazette If Dec. II
By the arrival Of the packet ship Vile de Lyon, Capt
s,oddard we have received file OF Paris journals 10
the 9TH November containing London dates to the 9Th.
We make no extracts the state Of the civil in
Spain. as the accounts from that Kingdom of the
usual undecided character.
The King and Queen OF Belgium have quilted Fon.
tanbleau on their return 10 Brussels
II is said that the French troops are about 10 evacuae
AncGna
The Courier Francois finds fault with The policy Of
Lord Pamerston in sending English fleet into the
Gulf of Mexico. "Such demonstration, says this jour.
nal evil but compcnte quarrel which is already be-
set with too many difficulties The English fleet will
doubtless moi reinforce line Of bocus and act OF
hostility is impossible, in spite Of her I'll humor Eng
land is not in condition 10 come TO rupture with
France An attitude of pure surveillance is as worthy
Of England is I'M urous to France IL will besides
expose the peace Of the world 10 the chance Of some
dersnndnp amongst the officers Of both nations
II NAV perlaps be said that Lord Pamerston has been
compelled 10 Weld 10 the of the CONNER
cial interests: but, ought the alliance OF two powerful
nations to depend the unreasonable demands OF pr-
yate interests:
Lespoy, 5Gh Nov-English stocks are heavy 10 day
Coosols for account offered % g. Exchequer Bills
&C GS premium.
HoILaNp AND BELG1um.--Le Journal General de
Franc. SAYS we learn from official sources, and which
NAV be positively depended upon, that the conference
in London has decided positively The question OF the
81 ARTICLES Luxembourg is 10 be returned TO Holland
The deduction from the debt in favor OF Belgium is IN
significant The French ministry has given its full as
sent 10 the execution of the "a articles. 1t is
tan says our correspondent, that Belgium will resist,
though she assuredy has the particularly hen
the agitation which pervades the Rhensh provinces is
taken into consideration. The Catholic and Demo.
cratic party ore perfectly agreed the policy Of re-
sis,ance, bot the Bank party fears financial convul-
sion, and desires 10 concede The proceedings Of the
Belgian Chambers this subject are looked for with
| Importance
! The London papers say:
Lord John Russell is said to be quite inconsoabe at
the severe loss he has susl.ned II is stated that The
earlier symptoms The last occasion not SO threat
ening as ,hrse that accompanied Lady R. former nc.
couchcmen hut they were nevertheless such 10 give
rise 10 much anxiety in The first instance and ultimately
! to serious alarm.
Prince Napoleon and his suite left Fenton's Hotel
this morning carriages and four, and set off for
Leamnyiom at clock, by the Birmin CHAM Rail
| crowd was collected ~ see the Prince depart BY
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Nov 90

Nm CHANCERY-VlRG,>lA AT Rurs h"'de" III
the Clerks Office of Cumberland lonh'y 'ou'''
from The 9Th to the 10Th Of November, l737
John lsbe
lanes K. lsbel, William Jacobs and Nancy DIS "L,t,
formerly Nancy Isbe; Lands P S."rs ano and 1P Ez,'
be,b his wife. formerly Elizabeth Isbe james sTrn'
James sbe Mary sbfIl GGd r y,.5 ,Sf, Emily
liam sbeil, Martha A lsbe Basod T. tSI riao,
lsneii, Ellen Is"e'In % ihau Ueits.
The defendants, James R. isbel, william JACOBS a'ia
ns h,s ,r;G C,,nerv Nancy Isbc Henry BarSsdaIe
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly EisSrs s.es s1T "c:
ha wing entered their appearance and gwen u this
cordna to the act Of Assembly and the huies :" hat
Courtsand i, appearing by satisfactory ev'd"f'
thew are not inhabitants Of this is 4h
ds,sd lha, The said defendants do appear here on Wv md
Monday in January next, Chat being cou't ga, Tins
answer The bill of the plan,i-and 'nNt copy
order be forthwith inserted in some ne"spap'
'ho cy Of Richmond for months succeSS,', ~,
md n,s,ed at the from, door Of The courthouse o.
county. 1"Pr,u, 20 wOODSON f. L
! oi-H-H
/. Nov ~
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mo F'1rS Court Of Fortune
C5-2aM Id

EBERSONS ordering tickets in any Lottery, should
III be very particular to address their letters 10 US
Also when visiting the city, they should apply 10 US for
tickets sell larger Prizes and cash them better
terms, than any other vendors living. Adventures
should bear in mind, that luck is good, though
the luck OF others may have been good hereto
fore We are taking the lead Of every thing. We have
sand and of Forty thousand Dollars, either Of which
larger than any prize sold by any vender in Viz
gnia in combination Lotteries
Since the above, have had the pleasure OF selling
in one Lottery, Prizes of One Thousand Dollars
and in the Lottery which drew Saturday last sold
no less than Eleven good Prizes. One Of Thousand
was sent to a gentleman in the country-one of Five
Hundred sold the counter-one of Two Hundred and
Fifty another by cerllicateant 10 club OF gentle
who sent for package, we sold one FREE OF Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars Of One Hundred and
Fifty and one of One Hundred and large number Of
Forlies Twenlies SC &c. Is not this proof that our
luck far surpasses that of all other vendors The year
lc3S winds up with a lot of splendid Schemes. We
hope in the OF the month"; 10 send each OF our
old patrons las we'll all ones who are disposed TO
send order) a large Capital.
As luck at the Court of Fortune IS so good we hope
have the pleasure Of receiving all order from all OF
our old patrons that in any losses have been made
they may be reimbursed. We determined, that all
who paironze u.s. shall be served with large Capital.
Therefore, without delay, forward your orders to
ID. NJ. HOiT,
Richmond, Ia
a. B. Tickets in any Of ID. S. Gregory & Co . Lot
eries, advertised by any one, can be had OF D. NJ H.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra Lottery, Class A, drawn
18th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sl00,G0O
IS ~ 6 81 - 81 90 G7 GO 90 0.
The following are few of the prizes sold and cashed
by Hoyt in the above Lottery, the greater part of which
.La
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From me Mem Orleans Bee.
HURRIcaSE OFF VERA Cruz We indebted 10
the poIleness Of Mr. Beedove, the collector Of the
toms, for the following interesting communications

HUERIcASE OFF VERA CRUZ we are lnCeOteu 10
the poleness Of Mr. Breedove the collector OF the Gus
toms for the following interesting communications:
CORY
Consulate Of the u States Of .l,nc,iea,l
Mazatan, November g. 1885 )
Sir have TO inform yud that Of the most violent
hurricanes took place The lst inst within the recol
lection Of the oldest inhabitants the whole Of the ship
ping was lost, and driven shore.
The following American vessels were wrecked and
driven on shore, viz:
Brig Griffin, Boston, totally wrecked, with loss Of
Capl.in; brig Mary, New York, totally wrecked, with
loss of second and steward; brig Splendid Of New
will be- sold for accoun, Of whom il may concern; brig
Indus, Of New York, driven on shore and since got oH
and will probably he repaired sufficiently here 10 enable
her 10 proceed 10 port for further rrpars.
nave forty five destitute American seamrn my
hands, one half Of the number badly wounded without
clothing any other comforts Of lie have actually
been obliged furnish clothing from my wardrobe,
not being able to fluid any ready made in the place.
The want Of Tine prevents me from giving the details
of this unfortunate occurrence I" the department Of
STATE by this post, have been employed both day and
night saving the wrecks, &c, &c.
have The honor 10 be-
Your obi serv't,
JOHN PARROTT.
WV Josrs, Esq L S Consul, Mexico.
Tie Globe of Saturday night says that the Solicitor
and First Comptroller NJ the Treasury, who investigated
the frauds at the New York custom house, and reported
upon thcm recommend as provisions against such frauds
in future,
l. That the officer receiving and keeping the public
money should be distinct FROM and independent OF the
collector.
= All public money to be paid into the Treasury and
no officer allowed pay any money for any purpose
which is not regularly drawn from the Treasury by war
rant.
3 Actual examinations Of moneys and accounts.
4 The Of The public money criminal offence
The following Free Banking Associations are in pro-
gress Of formation in New Yok-A bank with capital
Of $500 600 at Balslon Spa, which will commence busl
ness immediaiely-and a similar institution at Albany,
entitled The Albany Exchange Bank, with like amount
of capital, and the privilege OF further increasing it,
John @ Wilson, President.
Four hundred boats, freighted with property TO the
amount Of 81 800 eco, said to be frozen in on The
New York canals More than fifty vessels are said to he
similarly situated in Connecticut River The Passaic
is also frozen oyer and the ferry boats OF course do not
ply.
Commodore J NICHOLSON, Of The United States
Navy died al his residence, in Baltimore on "Wednesday
evening last OF apopexy.
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E7OyI'S OniCe.

EAAILY prizes sent in from the country, and the
q y fortunate holders receive their cash.
-, . 80 80 90 All three sold to a club. who
Look Nos 81 d q % bought package
More money paid out at Hoyts Tor prizes than al any
other office in The WORLD Send orders 10 Hoy,if you
want large prizes.
coual Of 500 900 sold, and the cash paid on presenta
ton AIso Nos 10 SO, prize of $40 900, sold and
paid at sight either of which is bigger than any vender
in Richmond sold. BE particular and send to Hoyt
for Tickets.
Dee OU--u
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whzn he =. !! Al. .y ,Lfcrsi, compliment "hSk
apgrand 10 1iioId linn qualification.
Mr. Stevenson, the United Stairs Minister, being on
visit o Cuionel Wi!dmau, al Nrws,rad Abby last
vc' k with his lady, the gallant Colonel and his lady,
Sir ltobrrl Gardner and his lady, Lady Graham and
nr!ers visited several Of the p,ircpa! manufactures IN
Nottingham. HIS ESccIlcncy invited by lie Mayer
to public dinner, but his limited STAY prevented him
accepilng The invitation.