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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
AmuseIaonss.

DAk~ THEATh E.--THIs EVENING, win be
PROMO TioN-Marquis de vilseeur, Mr. Fisher-Nadsme
de villecosr, Mrs Vernon.
PAS DE DEUx. by Mrand Msr Chsckeni
TIE NATIONAL GUARDchevelier Renard, Mr. Plscise
HSFSPsP M.r sS Ss. Ms B slssisS.0n
Mr. ana Mrs. Buckley viii dance PAS DE DEex
The ' cATAexcT OF THE DANCES or, the Rajahs
Bsugher-(with scenery dresses decoIauons 3cl-
Acksar. Mr. Blakeiey-U6ra, Mrsi hcnaraSon-Aa Canine
IL Doors open si-oerformaases commence att O'Clock
Boxes sl-Pii SO cents-Gailery 20 cents
~ Hsa.s.IMR. wALLACK. Lessee.-THIs EVENING
VIII be per'ormea, Mr. Rob.rRueIsro, Mr. Hazard
Casio, Mr.. n. Wallack-Rodergc MrBrowne-Desdemo-
Miss Il. Wheatey.
A PAS Dee DE eGINouE, by the Juvenile Mandarns.
Love %ATsH H;n AT LocKsMITHs-Riss Mr. VIII
Doors open at sA-Performance begin att Boxes, ST. Pit
So cents. Gallery rs cents
POLLo-4lo Broadrpny, Canal street.-The pub
opened a"d prfiIs EVENING yin
GRANDLNsTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
The new Grind Nautical Ballet! entitled THE PUPIL OF
dore-Corwh Captain OF the Navy-Chhord an Officer of
Doors open at6t-pertormance toeommence att O'Clock
Season other Tickets be had from 10 NJ to NJ,
the office of the Apollo, where seats may be secured
Prices throug the house 90 centscmdren
Is cents.
d8.3m-
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No s? BewERY.
IL -he Public are respectfully nornedtbat the Institutes
now open for the season The collection
extensive that has ever been public in
at o'clock p NJ ana at in the evening. The of
exhibition will lie from 10 70 u the TO past
cenis-Chidren half price Every attention will be paid
the yenlaoa and careful officers IN to secure the
'''''s'''''" the '''''''s Signed
4-3md4 Proprietors.
- M L.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

u ENJAMIN CHAPLIN. los Maiden Lane, has con-
~ sanuy on hand large sssertmes OF fashionable Tuscah
and straw bonnets OF his manufacturing which be eers
for sale very low by the Dozen Also Ribbons hine
ry articles &c Merchants and others are invited call
and examine for themselves ml3 I'm
RIkDSA fae lot OF Canary Birds III Seven;
= teenth street, between 9th and 9th avenHe mio5t
81. Patrick's CathedraI-- Orphan Asylum.
u Next Saturday nth inst being the anniversary OF 81
Patrick solemn religious festival in hosor OF the day VIII
lake place at 81 Patcks Cathedral Penhcal Mass by the
Right Rev Bishop, assisted by the Clergy OF the city, WIN be
celebrated.
An appropriate discourse will be delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Byrne Pastor OF 81 James Church Service VIII commence
al half past 10 O'Clock.
Immediate after the collection viii be taken to-
wards aiding the funds the Orphan Asylum, Prince
This institution, where nearly two hundred orphan children
food clothing and education. entirely depend
the generosity OF its members and generous puphc
II was instituted In 1876 that period the Managers
all circumstances most cordial support rom
citizens in procuring suitable buildings for the
of the Orphans, and Ia obtaining other necessa
ries OF lite
The undersigned Committee appointed by the Roman Cath
ole Orphan Asylum Society," for the OF the Fes
Collection beg leave request oil those persons who
conveniently attend the Cathedral and disposed
of the Orphans te send their donations the
Catholic Clergy TO the Asylum OF Prince
Nett Streets either any of the subscribers who with
thankfully whatever sent for the benefit of the ia
tuition
COMMITTEE
James Pagan, Andrew Carrigan,
George Bowen, John McKnly
John Mulin James Meehan,
John Quinn, Peter Duffy,
Tigbe Davey, Francis Gilmore,
John B. Lasala, Peter Smith,
McKenna. DR.. Hugh Sweeny
John McNulty, James dwell
Edward Murray, Peter Mclaughlin,
L. Langdon, Il. Duffy,
Hugh Farrell, Jones Kerrigan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

q S0 RE W AWD.-Losto on Saturday anerDoon IN Fear
sDCU street or Maiden Lane red pocket book containing
t6o7 $50 efwhch in and sves the Safety Fundhe
nations ON Eastern banks Any nndnr the same and
leaving stthis eRce. will get the above reward 1854.
1000 900 Ks s e. z os , <.
err %a, Ss 70 I " grSr' r.,
a5-sm' sert door to hc'r'rorrl
+ INSURANCE H" caoSPsNy, OF S5sfssHG s
$500 all paid in and nyestedsuboriIed issure ssna
Are risks Proposk for insurance .gsos, IRE
sors ssa ys S and Tor the snews OF eosss
Low, IRA. Pine st scar "ns% y he . ,,spd'e 70
COAL-wsssingtoa Coal Yard, corner 81 Barrow aid
" Washington stsA stock OF uperior schuy Peach Or
ehard Goal al hand yard which w BE- %
.vsn.ge Psreh.ng card wi. l hs I price,. =,
he ward will he duly attended TO- JSSm1
pATENT LAMPS, wAKkANTED;.-Impro,e
Mechanical ard Ornamental Lamps isyen,ed By
Mers Ocean Co Paris, superior TO asy former invenes
or their utility and beauty
state. for Msssrs Deesu Co. bers leave respectfully 70 10
form the ladies sns sesemen % ss Guy 'os ne open
mn stairs. with csGpsts assortment ofhe above stated .upe
s fashionable Lamps which BE- intends 70 Keep Constantly
thereof 10 him with cali being confident that
oued among The circles in Paris and from The eS
rrve orders which constantly received, that hs
ess%.e a"s
Ieccgnire all useful properties the meehsnm beog per
same ti.e object Of curiosity ny itself
These lamps can be adapted TO any purpose W he way OF
illumination, and can be asserted without besstoH
gsatonthst alone produces light EQUAL To 10 sperm
candles One OF these lamps cvr he used a. discretion without
the least teratos the mantle piece OF the table by
very simple combustion adapted - Chandelier
One Of the peculiar properties OF this sous invention
IL the the wick that
light the latter not In the least by the raising
diminished by the lowering the WICK except whes
total extinction isrequires.
Another peculiarly .ss OF Vs. thstth NEST common smr
Gao be uses becoming clarified by the fnpcons OF me
mechanism which latter wound IN the eveniag,
The sbi suitably regulated snung further
10 required the whole night
The subscriber has also on hand full sssevneHs plain
fancy Candle article also entirely
easily adapted candles which them the deceptive
pesrsnce fancy lamps and as they sgeesbr and
gentle light recovmsndshe Industrious readers
There also such fancy o larger de-
scripoa, and fancy p-bes attschedto the shove Isnp
iIAlsn' AuG'N DIACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
NEW DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT ANNOHNCEMEN


III W. REVS l23 Chatham takes the earliest oppor-
uny Of announcing through the columns OF the Herald
the Ladies Of New York and Brooklyn the arrival OF the
novel and fashionable Calicoes offered public nsce;
having purchased them advantage
cash could command enabled In offer them those La
dies who visit bis establishment early. at prices nhHtey
than former PERIOD and adequate idea be
formed OF the superb and rich quality Of these
goods but by actual Inspection and will be found
all precedent, which undoubtedly suit the fadious
and most economical OF purchasers.
~ The approval system of price is sill continued
this establishment J, w. REvIS, 1913 Chatham ST.
f12fm- doors from Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

NEW YORK TATTEHsALLs-Ther regular
IN sales OF Horses Carriages this well estab.
sbment continue place every Monday Il O'CLOCK
and e proprietor alss adopted the following rule
having horses for sale will NOT be charged
thing I'LL the LIST May next nc usual con'as
sion, ia will be charged on actual sales only
The next sale will commence Monday March IL $50 al
IL ocsck and all hsrses &c intended for this sale must be
and on before Saturday March TO- M
no horse can he auction unless registered In time
JOHN w. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
NJ B. registered for sale must be left al New Yorh
Taerss before II O'Clock on the day OF SALE or hey w
not be offered. Jison'
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sion will be charged on actual sales only . ,oo.
The next sale will commence On Monday March ~ 1855
ocsck &c INTENDED for THIS sale must be
shown before Saturday March TO- at5 y M
offered al auction unless In m'
~ 'A' catalogue JOHN W. WATSON, AS Broadway.
Horses registered for sale must be left at New Yorl
no. be- oere before y O'CLOCK :" '"e s3.
CA s L OFF LO Il n i N q u II T /,
and the f. fpl Y mEy slysP |" cash. by
No. 22o Blescker street, near Carnne street,
NEW york.
k"oTg There % maS make se ga p
give the full value for the same H. L. VII as
and whs may end for h he sesSns o.
most value IN cash for every article -.
N b. line through the post office or otherwise 70 the
above address. will meet with due attention. i6sm.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.
VISITING CARDS, n plain writing the Italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcelain Card may
STOuTs Engraving Establishment, where specimen boek
Also silver plated Door and Number plates the plating OIL
WHICH uncommony Thick the silver being expressly rolee
Merchants Commission Cards, executed with dnetnss
and TASTE
STOUT, corner ofMaiden lane
dS03m" and Broadway
TRULY WONDERFUL lPHENOMENONi
A very extraordinary HORSE, three years old without
This extraordinary animal will be exhibited days 70,
p M Sundays excepted. a short period No so7
Broadway a few doors above Duane street.
This Horse the first known in tile world to which Ma
ure has denied the covering of hair the and
protection OF his species In addition which he also pos
other pcculiartas appearance but with
symmetry of form and his substantial points have by good
fu bronze with white marks Perfectly doclIe, and
customed to being handled he be infinitely examined
The Spectacle this animal presents S magnificent and pleas
ing and the fesag Of admiration excited In the behoder is
tending the contemplation of " iasss Nafare."
Admittance Is cents j29-lm'
~ kept by RICHARD HARRoLD, as their Agent are in
their hands for Collection All persons indebted Har
notified pay same 10 The undersigned as the said Har
roids agency has been discontinued.
New York, February /, 1885,
Customers can be supplied with Pale and Amber
Sub Office, foot of Delaney street. f24lw
YOUNG GENTLEMEN are qualified ior the duties
Broadway, in expeditions and supere Book
a taught on an p
tanned In one third of the time usually devoted to that
pose.
Prospec,usss may be had by applying At the Rooms.
From the Boston Evening Gazeue.I
very asa
The great difference between theory and practeebe,ween
nsss 1s we
worthy The consideration Of all wish acquire the
forms and business in thorough and eecua
ner.
We are personally acquainted with Mr. Foster, and take
great pleasure 10 recommending his establishment TO the
detail have observed his modes Of instruction in full
'ps "
meat e IN irs rpa has had
many years experience teacher FreRch language
forming classes above and will give lessons day and
tasgh speak and write the language with dueaey and
rectnsss. fl2Sr
,mpS NNW pm INK6 GSoPsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

NJ r. JONES formerly Of Providence, r. J., sns lsie O
Harlem, NJ ~ respectfully beg leave in inform hs nsnu
known Heel which he Intends fitting Op style no. not 70
pains or expense spared render every thing CON
fortable 10 al Who may favor him with cau -, -
Ne would inform the public that the hcuse sene ver
commcdioue wil be prepared a Times 70 accom- NO. ~
Societies Ar,rs ons Court Mssis and meetings o ~ ae
srptens spacious and airy rooms and good
attend - -. !,
Supper sad Dinner Parties viii 10 a,tendsd,c N real
ep,curran yle \, the shore.t notice and refreshments
a, ,,lv -, hand u71ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

LOUND-Or Saturday afternoon, he,veen Reed and Nv
II sis In Broadway, pocket .ook containing small
sum of s1opev and sunary articles The have Nv
proving properly and paying charges by calling ~ ~ Tho
mssst, meW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale
Oil Ntriol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, CoPperss,
Aqua Arnonia, Muristic Asd,
Auus Forts, Nitric Acid,
Blue vitriol. Msngs nese,
And May other articles In the lne Of their business
Orders will be received at their Banking house No "a
Broadway the Office OF their agent No. 81 West
nzSlys GEO. b. GILBERT. Age-t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
Exchange Reading heom and Foreign
Letter once.

Exchange Reading Room and Foreign
Letter ONCE.
III THR Proprietor Of the above establishment erea
pleasure his friends and she merchants gene
rally that he the large and splendid FIRE
proof Exchange the William side
Neither pains have been spared in the arrange
ments al Room. and the establishment Is he
eyed be The best OF OF lis kind In the United States In
addition the files OF American and foreign papers
prices kept records Of arrivals and
the Board Of Brokers' Telegraphic Repor
palhotels
The Foreign Letter Office has been fitted up give
the greatest possible safety ell letters within The per
security against fire and all other accidents TO be Obtain
ed by deposing letters in this Office wbsut taking into
privileges enjoyed by subscribers1 worth
than the price efsubscpos to all persons having important
correspondence with foreign countries
"a - s. 9ILPIN,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
na. xASDg,EN.BTTyR,,SSHa,.sD EE !,A RENO

" WAITING PILLS, FHoM 6EkMANN-An ehectual re-
med, for suppression Hreguary and all where
does not have her regnls< and proper course.
Al n Not 10 he taken during prrgs
Sold only by Mrs BIRD, MidwiNs and Female Phys
Elan. No Division e. New YORK.
Also Der celebrated Soothing syrup for children ee,h-
lsg, Q safe and easctua rerNedy.
A.o an excellent remedy for nlprlc prepared an
cold NJ ah~ve Nsmf
NOTICE Tv GkNTLt = EN -Good furnished
IN be had 2e2 Broadw without Board, from
90 per week Bedrooms 81 .84f PHEASANT sitting
rooms, fronting Broadway, FOE $50 4, furnished
N. u. A Retectoy within two or u doors. tNN n
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n
Aqua Amonia, Muristic Asid,
And nsasy other article. In the liae Of their business
Orders viii be received at their Banking house No a
once GEO a III ssss
JANIssNs ScSNcENTRSfEp EtETFaRIA
at. and cardausn has in all where il has been
used been placed contact with The nerve Of the dis
e''e' '00"' VA AN rEFHILrBLE sPEcIFIc
9s A' uss . @o oheq se s
applied with The safety no the least degree
iec,s placed with those that sound. As
'e"'e'' FOR THE TOOTH ACHE,
u. success Is without parallel u thoroughly remoyes
Of decay AID evss,usIly those portions thai
sss, .sssy .S ssS impaired
by dsc.ysd teeth Price 80 cents For sale only BY W. q.
Broadway and Chambers T. NJ Gsiop, Bovey
.Is ssa sy sa
Division street. jls smeod'
DOOMs To LET-Fursishes or unfurnished rooms
IL csnbe had by applying at IS 81 Marks Place, corner 50
avenue. ~ Inns
nOGs-DOGS-DOGs- very fine Ne~ioun
~ land Dogs sas whsps for sale at the great Dog Es,
ssn,smsn accommodated e@ price $40 $1,000
q GRAHAM sk kAM Sc .1msSy 81 N.-s,r. NC
ATrossKy AND covssslLss AT Law.
Linden, Ala
RryspENcys-Hes, William CASTOR, Newbern, ~ c.
Hon. william Z mr. Hsywooa; raj NC.
Dir. t. H. rayler, Mobile, AL
r. y. Blauat, Esq, Mobile Al.
Mr.. JOHN No. strong, Llndcn, Al
Mr. william Locke, Linden, Al
lie.em
CHESS The subscriber has opened In the buldng
u re.r OF Sunday Morning. News oehce hand
soreely fitted up for Chess Playing.
0nltv invited 10 call and the arrangements
The nembers OF the club requested TO attend the meet
,pys every Saturday eveping at ~ oelock. - 80
Es,psnce through Cros hers Eschange once, NO A.e
street Broadway through the nrs hs ne
American Museum. ABB" 'hSsFO1D
ais SIM
ID OTs, BOOTsii BOOTSiii-.The handsomest,
ID hest and cheapest IN the city, nj 20 Canal street NJ
Wake - Handsome dress boots from " 70 ~ % per
pair and warranted 10 we'll Dress bOes OF sur az
from ~ 10 ss per pair also gentemens wssr pr.ns
from sts ~ pair then there are snes snn c,'.
reas boots sn1 ses ofevsry description ha CT ee
" j. WALKER ould inform his friends and ne pune ~
general that having Dissolved partnership With " rhards
he would them call 2Jo Canal street the OIL stand
where you find splendid assortment ct ali Kinds ana
rh~-p =, !.
w. Dou', mstase the number--25o Canal strett-thlrs
shoe store from Grsenwichst Il, ti.lm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14

GREEN WICR INSURANCE. GOMPANv-
" Once No. 1896 Hudson -TasuraBce against or d.
buildings, OF description,
furniture, and all kinds Of properly takes
on Is ezsenabe any other Office In this city,
DIRECTORS
Timothy whensre, George Suckley,
Jacob Brush, Joseph w. Bsadle,
Asher Martin, Henry J. Seamun,
Horatio Mott John n. ssaeriee,
James NJ Wells, Nathaniel Jarvis,
Clinton Gilbert, Edward ID. West,
Isaac L. varian, Abraham Coursen,
Abraham Van Nest, VIM. l.. Morris,
VIM 3. Havemeyer. VIM. &. Rhinslander,
John Dcamater, Robert Halliday.
TIMOTHY wHITTEMoRE, President
JOSEPH TORREY. Secretary ja5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
Equal to

E. That long established and well known Hoei situated
4is Utica, on Gen-ssee Il, near the canal and contem
plated de pot OF the two railroads. The budng Of brick
stories high 60 feet In front by IS feet IN depth and contains
reos ef garnet and kitchen heo 10 OF which
large square psrlor Ae, barns, coach house The
furniture will ne disposed Of TO the lessee on reasonable erms
hreeuired. Possession gwen the lithT Feb next
For sale exchange for Improved city property besut
m farm the banks Of the Iudsoa, highly improved con.
tanning Apply No. IS IT. Marks Place, between
- \ orlorh a A ia-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-14
y LNAsE OF FIFTEEN YEARS FOR

h-J sALE-Of two brick front dwellings, Nos 81 and g
Spring street. on two lots OF ground - by 2o
feet each large gsrgwsy, and well OF water IN the
yards To good these premises for manufacturing
other purposes stand uarivaled Apply MNe lA "mesl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14

rI,HE STATE OF SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DISTIICr-iy CsANcrRY-Lewis C5uger, Administrator
Of Charles Murray Complainant vs.. John Se or DIS
Nightingale and William c. Daniel, Defendants
By this Bill the Complainant seeks oil mortgage OF
Plantation called Melville. John Fee was seized OF an
tho mortgage which the Complainant entities
himself subject the equitable lien, 10 which IN" Defendant
r Nightingale, entities himself The personal representative
of Naianiei Greene, General in the ARMIES OF the United Slcs
commanns Southern Division, &C. John Fe'rle vas Charles
ten years l7S2aad 1884, md subsequently, aT supposed 10
have partner aa citizen Of Virginia contractor
Southern Army. II the heirs representatives of john
Fee within the unted States aud will make their clam TO
the Plantation Melville the surplus acr OF the
ncun5aEcs thai be and established in this suit they
time within aud they residing
byond United States they ard make their claim
within four ae decree should il this
cause y picaas gnswerng cmTrug Compartments
bill. PETIGEU x LESHSNE,
Juno % Tl3-wlSm Compartments Solicitors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14
POETRY.
tsrcn YET KraAIs, uHsusG.'
THE LAST DROUGHT.
. IL N-.,.nnL,l Irteut rcusrr

/Eyom he .YaiioaGi IstsiGgeHeer.I
Had drcLm which was not all dream.
~. Summers sun, that daily ro.. undiihmed'
a. he advanced, gave oct u torrid heat;
~, wind had les; !,s freshness, and dih DO"
4 furnace 3iasl--fustpS through the io'es',
IJn,,mc'y scared, with 40 nu'uGin7i moan.
sIor ard went nad caric, an' oIoNShl 10 tAih'
The arid soil assumed an as!"n huo,
As thoush with some S;mili.ude TO MOCK
The c,oud!c.s sky. Now the bus5andn'an,
Win eve dvt!t.i iiom the was:"iui scene,
So.rowiuy passed his fields Of wIthcred grain,
Seeking his looks; ofthese. dssPaitins food,
Some lei! the meadow brown.cnspd her" 60
And, painting, ought the hillside foI stln1; -,
Willis some. with Hollow cd fanE and eye'hai s's<e"'
Ana ;oague prorudcd r., the ,hicke;s sought,
Impelica by instinct to L silent grave.
Night aGi went, and came, ana utocs"' w "'"'
Riyu!es dry; their liquid nufmu'
Brooks forgot; lh- forni Itself WAS sealed.
avn hurried and fro with aGXtous ueSd,
As wien s5ine dead alarm suIden breaks OIL
The rcycl, questioning each h's 'tTvw
!e;his fcFehoied famine, or If Death
Wa. cou,e Of rcapers 10 reap his hGr"eSt
Iakps their OaD, streams their cha"nrts Daftu,
And in their oozy bed, fAst-aIfed clttsc
" hri from far inaCd came 10 quencl their 'A!ss''
Their weary limbs refusing further aid,
Gas?ins, hal sunk: imPatten, for l!'eir blood
The yuiures aud aorsod upon them WARM.
Vegetation died, and icycTsh Nature
shuddcr'd as the link stricken from her chain
From out their EabiiaOns III tue cities
Men rushed distrausht and hed, to caHeins soMe'
Aad some 10 places Of tic wildefEcssj
OtI-r. the pious few, III holy prayer
Poured on; their anguish in the sanctuary!
Even toabS broken. aud fort space
TEe dank vapor did ailHy the torture
That ticr:cIy ragged in the hot breath OF kto.
And now but want, one hope, on' prayer
Was len-and all, with biroisho' eyes np'ufne1'
Had written OF their parchd hps ibis-WAiEE'
Then the delusc, and RED lava TEL
Consuming all thi"ss-eTen hope he'se't
Tho earth was bare unsightly, undefned,
A dresGG,i soiitudc-a vast ZArAsA. .
.LEsDALE, Aug. 50. - w. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14
IGLyrcy I.11d iDy SCIr

Z PLANTATION Meheun River in the los or end of Lu-
ncnbnrg continuing BY late surrey, 22 OF which
third woods, and the OnIGn of the LcghbufIng Planters
first rate tobacco Land reasonable IL
portion the tract long by the Oihe dvert'r
and CPutcd To be the best body ahd the . remark
ably well ~aerci and healthy md is situated in resbottoo
Inferior TO few the State There church
th" land Methodist mud Episcopal churches within
three uu miles Possession be ut the cnd o the year
bu opportunity will be afforded the purchaser TO 90" crop OF
occupants tTd would undertake. do
reasonable The breaking tho pe5eAt establishments
this the adjoining plantations, viii Afford purchaser de
ae buying public sale November provisions
stock The property might probably be divided
plantations such division he
the whole IL not be inferred
TINT the land has been sold will
made known, by Roger Atkinson Robert
4. Atkinson. WIN. 81. AThi%SON.
JOHN 81. p. ATKINSON
."eThe lands Petersburg b. the executors Of
Thomas Atkinson deceased m for sae the
ici'ou close their sbs
still Offered at low pricesfe large aud Pitt
syyaai hcavy mberod with the hes. pine the last named lying
Srsuaon er large body Wood county srCut
fertility: end smaller ons in Orange Senh Carolina.
Aug. : 3-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14
NEW BOOKSTORE.

FstHE subscribers receiving BY the various packets,
81 their Fall supply Of Goods, embracing large stock
OF all the SCHOOL BOOKS in use Stationary
sud Fancy Goods Of the best quality; standard Works.
&c. All Of which purchased on the beet terms aud
offered or sale country merchants and others at 4
small advance. J. w. RANDOLPH u CO,
RJokSeIerS. .Itaim Street. Richmond,
Osposite Nessrs. Hubbard y Gardaers Shoe Store,
Ind doors btiotg EGrIsys Hotel.
anr % i2-wlUw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14

MAQUELlN TAYLOR 81 CO, have received b,
% the ship Washington, from Liverpool, tie largest
importation they ever madt; and being supplsG wuh
such articles manufactured in this country by adj
arrangements they offer for SALE upon very
reasonable terms, complete assortment IF Stupe and
Fancy SeaSonaLle Dry Gods.
Avg II 36-l2i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14

n ARORERS WANTED The James River and
Il Kanawha Company in immediate want of Sc.
veral hundred good labo'ers work the old canal
within three miles Of the city OF Rchmond-Fur SUCH
dollar per day will be paid they finding their own
board Gentlemen wishing to send negroes from the
country assured that the very best shall be Ia.
ken Of them. The work is dry and believe perfectly
safe The board Of the negroes shall only dol
lar per week and their wages paid on The 18th Nav
9th June, 14h July, and llth August
RICHARD RElNS
.fgent IF the lanes Rirsr 1. Kanarha Co.
hpril 5 tGS-H