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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
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Bread,tsfs-Fleur has experienced change this day
wheat connpes active Sales have been made Al former
prices In rye there nothing doing there has been ar
rival since yesterday Of 1889 bags German it's nominal nj the
price befere quoted viz o. TIE stock Of hand
sma probably 5000 bushels We observe that the
12h April hxrd for letting into the canals and
baby there viii be the -four msvket of i'm port
until the latter part OF April when the importation from
the grest west VIII commence This will doubt have the
effect ~ reducing prices here much We will here state,
for the information Of some of friends staple fact
nected with the nsur trade of last young living In
Troy with capital Of e,oo commenced the purchase OF
rega wheat this city had transported 10 Troy ground
and branded -four sold accordingly He said
40 resxed by this operation SIS within TIE year
Al latest dates from New Orleans viz 18th inst they
we've expecsoa Of decse In prices OF all kinds OF p
uce consequences Of the opening the river as high up
wheeling.
The Mass chusets Legislature have passed tho Law allowing
bounty wheat tsi-vd " the state n this b. pehca
c, law of Maine had last The crop Msssachu.
sets will increased probably oncthrd he coming year
The law Is al foosfor IS bushels raised by an inayius
40 bsus,yi over IS bushels, cts. per bushei
aa for cash. sbough he stock not larg
ee,ar Tkere have bees small sales Of this
Out they presept no change
Rsi nts sales drag very heavily, and In
where the sales perempory they 90 oh low prices
she bouse No ia by Fraskn, two story,
aricL ero~, bouse ayfsst deep Us William
= fran. house-same dirne nsons
AUCTION Seles.
sroas. ,,oh..s al a Wine 10 baskets chavp. n "a
Sail, AZ .s~ps iss Mshosary, 10 logs D. DOWN.
Wine, pines mort. % 80 60 Wa Joy &mos
ITO sine 10 bales hsan SOUS hmosos
per, ~ TO Csc Wc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

= Co. ECT MATTFOKD.-rhe sesn {.
leave from pier No. NJ r. foot OF Morris
st. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon 1t
clock.
Tns steamboat BUNKER HILL, Cspt Sanford, will leave
from East River steamboat place foot of Beeknsn every
Rfppdry, Wednesdsy and Friday afternoon O'Clock
FORNEw L0NDON.-Stsges will be In readiness At Lyme
70 eoayey passengers 10 New Lonaop
ar Freight taken until o'clock
For nrtbsr insorms,isa isavive On bcert, or o.
f d. n. ALLkN, les South a.
All persons forbid s~sti-r sny account o.
the above boat owners m1c-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
o n K y U IL N K X

Gireua's Patent Mechanical Lamps war
ranted.-2t6 Canal street.
TT GROUD sole Inventor and Mani M the shov.
Lamps in this CITY, 10 returning his thaaxs Ter the
he has received ever since the formation OF bis
respectful announces that he has completed great
lection OF the sam Lamps, which he offers for sale.
The Carrel Lamps, and those or similar contribution,
which are soid n this country liable n expensive
dsrangeu.n,s IRON wheh the Groud Lamps entirely
nee inasnuch A. the pump and mechanism of the
separate from the reservoir 81 oil and be cleaned without
dircuty-whle u Is impossible repair the others
without perfect knowledge fheir construction.
The object OF Mr.. Groud manufacturing Lamps IN this
city a 10 procure mate al advantage purchasers 10 avef
ING the heavy duties and incumbent upos rpors
TONS He v therefore ennbed supply his useful article NJ
the same price rs II bought In Paris
more appropriate oreament for psro an more econo
mica for hotel ard store keepers cannot he found -
Dealers supplied with Glass Globes, Crysta lamps Chin
neys Sken wcks Rejecting Shades and an orer materials
necessary for Lamps.
r On the Isl OF NAV ney Factory viii be removed
40 Broadway II Is nov 2lo Canal & ms I'm
rIySp IEAsE-For term Of years, the Hupe Mills sus-
ted In the village 81 Wsseheser Westchs ser cousty.
fcssessisu given on he - Hp,. Agp,y 70
Wesebestsr, Feb. 81, 1883 f2e-imsdAw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

HmA FOh SALE or LEASE-A house and 5 or
IsW OF lf9 situate the turnpike
road leading from Jamaica 10 kockaway, and road
Leading and adjoining the toll gate, miles
from Rockaway Beach The house coniains or more
rooms has been latoy rebuilt enlarged painted
y large barn and well OF excellent water and number OF
fruit and other around the house The situation ary
and from New York Iaqnire OF JOHN NORTON, IT,
nl6-Iws Ninth u Ne, vsrL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24


NAGLE's PATENT WATER PROOF COMPOSITION.
~ For sale ~ Ike rH0MPs0Ns Backing Feasb-
nshnlent No 81 Broadway This preventative warranted
ws,er proof for boots soesaso for harnesses trunks
cspvsssrs awnings nc &c. While this Composition readers
the leather lie imperveus 10 water WI .o prevent the
articles. ml7Jmf
"A BEAU fIFtL SELECTION OF Gersniun's Roses, and
Garden OF NOE BOIL, 9Th avevue, 13d st
mi7 Iw.dsw. near the railroad depot
CInCULAE-DR. " HART has removed bis cfkce TO
~ - Murray where he will he happyto see bis friends
To make professions after ienyear residence 70 Amefc
years successful practice thrtyhve OF which
spent In neary oil the knowa hospitals in Eur and
mso part IN army. During the whole campaign IN all
the various and Affections that seset the humsn
rsce debility and all the most deiicse and obstinate com
denomination oil thousands have psscd
lis hands IN perfect usd treatment and
speedy cure without the least nrrupon Of the nsns daily
occupation Strict honor and cosfaence may be relied on.
Hours az attendance from leA ~ OBJ ~
Wanted good clean Soy to attend Doctors
OGce Jpouire % Mnrry a. ,nI6-ims
DOOMs so LET- VIII OF wi'hcu, Beard. Apply q
N No jobs 81 miktms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
- FHENCH's HOTEL, NORFOLK,

IRA FRENCH'S HOTEL, NORFOLK,
E.M VIKGINIA.-One OF the delightful places OF
SAaence for invalid ianies wishing live quietly,
conformity and on the MOI reasonable terms Is 10 he fousd
at FRENCHs HOTEL. Norfolk Va, where the climate Is
mild both IN winter AID SIMMER The delightful and
~ ""sbborhood social AID disposed to cultivate agees
Bile acquaintance.
FRENCHs HOTEL is located In the principal street OF
the borough 0f Norfolk, and opened first of May
lat Some idea OF its I've from
that ia erection furnishing upwards
contains abost eighty rooms drawing and private apart
for the accommodation 81 single persons parss
mles, and the comforts OF home he always obtained M
this house The seaor partner hns for kei prn
cpal Hotel in virginia and bis reputation Is established that
line
The production. Of the country great plenty ard Of
choice kind The ncghborhood Of Norfolk the
ofvrgioa ensures constant upPy Of mountnn fed
nuiionts oysters unvaed the excellence OF the
Virginia pouy proyerbsL The stock Of wines warranted
be equal TO that OF establishment in the country the
Madeira beirr imported expressly b. the propss asd the
Sherry nv A. Pamar, ESQ., II Norfolk, who recognized
the importer Of first rate article, surpassed by any
other
The personal attentions Of the propretors sra their dispo
ssn please render ts residence with the other
desirable spct which the severity OF the
winter, the heat Of Any individuals families
who should he travelling ard through remain Nor
folk Va would be OF welcome mad the hest entertain
nent there, by. VIM DAN'L. FRENCH,
81 I'm sSw~ Frenrhs Hotel Norfolk. virginia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

VNANTED-A rod seeesd kssd Bsr from 10 20 70 feet
w length Aay pevsca having dposs Of a. rec
scnsble price apply n ~ BviIos st. xc. IN Arerrsn
Flag. Apply - above. mHT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

%-A TO LrT-FInSTr ATE SITUATIONS
c.N FOR BUSiNESs-Tbe large House and Store,
-wh R-ieciory No IL Orange street, and well CAL
cuaed far extensive liquor and grocery boarding
house Also. several house Cherry, Water
Madison. Monroe, Koseve Scanned Orange Ridge Rvfng
Ton, Walker john Mercer Mott and Greenwich which
will be let low to good tenants.
For further particulars apply 81 John 10 In
the morning, and from To In evening. mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

II FIRST ANNUAL FANCY BALI. OF THE ALDO
1888. "
Tickets S-for sale by John Garland l36 Mulberry
al Masonic Hail. mp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

M Mt On bond aud gage, One -Four Thou
w sand Dollars, city property worth twice the amount.
Apply 10 RiRKMAN SCHOLEf
ui23.lws "a Catbsrine Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

ID EALS' IA ~ Hh ITO g ATIV n, -Ths vain
Id able discovery introduced 10 The public with The
fullest confidence and that will effect the object
its application, viz; THE COMPLETE REFRIGERATION
OF fHE HAIR upon the heads Of those who have the
same and have thereby brcsme bald or partially
Numerous certificates might be gca TO show hov success
fully this compou nd applied (neve having failed In
single nssnce not brought before the public
sell applied upon the principle ofpo charge with
" deemed unnecessary TO SVEN an advertise
mrnt with particulars
us virtues have been fully and satisfactorily tested The
heads ri those that were entirely bald been by the
pe 81 this Restorative, covered with luxurious growth
OF beautiful hair
All bumb.g and qu,cksry In this matter is utterly dis
claimed.
Brses Hair Restorative will be applied by the discoverer
or inventor Levi Bess those who desire avail
themselves Of It's beneficial effects the see OF o. n Mac
daniel, Ne. Plat street, New York.
None need despair whether old young Of having their
hair fully restored. -.
storstIve until the individual wbs tries Is satisfied by the
restoration OF the hair
n Srsrgers who may stay mosth in The CITY, have
their hair started sufficiently TO us complete rcora
ton u,le5m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

wnDLEsaLE DEALkks wbe purchase fer cssh
are invited IN rail- the establishment Of HOW
ELL X co. iS6 Chatham =. where their Nuria, Plain
Castor and SIX Hats will be found Of he best auslity
at prices. md said exclusively for cash Abe
Cloth, seaIet and Fur Caps the srIus,
f2s I'm. HOWELL Il CO. l26 Chatham 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
MEN,s, YOUTHS. AND CHIELDH

~.
have en- hand extensive OF ready made clothing
suited every and sire, which they will sell very cheaI
for eShe~ who ORE ms .5ms
CHILDR EMS CLOTHINGs-Thes subscribers keeT
~ constantly hand extensive assortment Of childrrn
clothing made fashionable style which they VII
sen On very re asona be terms wholesale retail.
m23-sns ego A. HoHT& CO. IA Bewery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

XNAN1ED-In refettory Woman Cook. None
w need apply unless she understands her business Ao
respectable young that will make himself generally
full. Apply al 10 William street m225tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

knA TO l. ET-And immediate possession given, the
EM large and spacious house No 4l0 Bread
forE~rly known Euierpian Hall iaitery the
Apollo well adapted FOR the accommodation of Musical soci
cites Concerts, &a nc. For further informs apply
MO le' JOS. N. BARNES, So Canal ST New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

pOOMS WaNIhD.-Ose two rooms ard homes
~ are wanted by young Gentleman whose
in Kentucky and whose occupation is exclusively liz rary
He will furnii the rooms il necessary, IN hansons
He would prefer v ng domestic circle where
be could ENJOY the adj antages OF female society. Breakfast
would be required morning and ssionay.
family with whom he resides would the privilege OF
good library and all The newspapers OF the country Address
Horace" al tae Office OF this p;lper. mi2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
The New OveItare and Overures 10 Fra Diaeoio and
To conclude with the admired B1riesaue Of
EGfa:bSsses FuriosO.

In preparation with appropriate scenes Shakespeare
Tragedy of ROMEO and JULIET
The Lessre has pleasure in announcing 40 engage.
ment with the Comedian Nh HACKETT. Who is en-.
gagged for four nights i, being his Farewell Eng,geme
previous 10 bis departure for, and residence in Europe
Due notice will be given o! his characters and first sp
Pearance
~ firkss ard seats secured daily at NJ Hoyts or.
fc, under the Eagle Hotel from 10 p. NJ, and al The
Theatre from IL 10 9 T. NJ and from 10 5 p Nj
Tickets must NJ Uard Up"n the evening Of the DAY iEst
they are purchased, excepting Certificates 10 the
trarv.
u Doors open at 6 o'clock. Performance 10 com.
mence al quarter o'clock precisely. Transferable
Season Tickets. $50 Ssascn Tickets mot rsnsfeusble)
Se5 N. D. Season Tickets not admitted o, Bens.
fts Large private Box % sea,s) S2D Small Private
Box U2 seots) $40. Single Box Ticket, 81. Uprpr
Circle, IS cents Pit, 10 cents. First Gallery (for
Mulaoe.) IS cents. Secccd Gallery. 50 cents Cheeks
not transferable
Dee 81 CG-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
Friday, December 81, 1883.
IN SENATE

Mr. Tallmadge presented the memorial Of sundry CT.
tizens of rompkins county, n Y praying for revision
OF the militia laws: referred TO the Committee on the
Militia
Mir. Wall. from the Committee on The Judiciary 10
which was referred the bill IN prevent the giving &C
cep,ng challenge 10 fight duel in the District Of
Columbia, and for The punishment thereof reported the
same without amendment Alsn, the bill tc abolish i'm
prisanment for debt in certain cases Also the bill for
t!- relief OF Lauren; Misudon and others, with an
amendment,
Mr. King gave notice that he would Tomorrow ask
leave 10 introduce bill 10 give the railroad and canal
companies Incorporated by The Sutes, the right of way
through The lands OF the u S.
notice, !ntrcdGced bill TO pfe5cn the interference
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25

suppl: lhe r fct which bad o"cuircd ~ cur Govern
iurat Tia committee was appointed, and nave aEraoy
commenced 10 pt-pare Ga address IL the people "he
tler the Senate ~. s persist IN lis reckless course,
remain, 10 h seen. 1t beirsed however, thai There
ia no hing which lnPy III not attempt to ceieat Inc VIII
Of Il: map iy Of The pfopls
(Frsm III. Giohe Of Saturday nieAt)
AN ApPEAL TO TIE PEOPLE OF Pennsylvania TO
RESTORE IiG GOVERNMENT.
The follow ing resolution was passed HHdHH0uSy oy
The House of K" representatives. ui Prnns ivanIa-n quo
rum oil fifty nine Of the hundred comprising the body
being present and voting The resolution was adopted
quence Of The refusal Of The Senate 10 operate
with them cs bfsnrh OF lhe Legislature.
THURSDAY, z. NJ Dec. 20, 1928
"air BrodheaG offered The following
"Whefsas, tbs House was duly organized on inc 4th
asaut, (December iih, lc.s and gave notice 10 The
Senate o such organization, and has held It's SESSIONS
every day since that period in this hail. and has not re-
cevsd Official communication that the Senate, n CO
ordinate branch of the Government, is organized and
ready 10 cooperate with il in the duties devolvng on the
Legislature Gl PsTnsy lvania And Whereas the public
good requires that the Legislature should proceed IN the
discharge OF It's official dutes, promptly and efficiently,
according 10 the Constitution and The Laws: And where
nS appears, py The onrnal vi the proceedings OF the
Senate. that that body has passed upon the consli.
rational organization OF lie House Ut Representatives,
and decided thereon: And whereas. by the decision the
legislative departments Of the Government have become
inopr.atirr therefore,
"ResOireG, That committee be appointed 10 report
iur the consideration and adoption Of this House. ad
dress 10 the renen of the Common wealth calling upon
them 10 'nhe imrnsda for the restoration OF
| the Government"
II appears now 20 lie generally understood at Harris
burg That Rner Stevens, and their Senatorial abeltors
IN the revolutionary movements, have personal motives
for throwing the Government into confusion. II 10
beirvct that the internal improvement fund has been
used for political and personal purposes: by those who
have had charge of it, and they would escape accoun.
liability BY dissoivng The legislative body. One of the
members, in advocating the above resolution, said:
"7i Ais eOnmO'iOn has besn Jrovg about by men rho
hare Leen ansmpttng 10 themselves from he
9uenrrs 81 Investigation into the ehch Hey
hare GsSchGrg,d Msir public du'ies.'
| Another asked:
| Shall this Government, tumble into pieces through
the schemes Of political trirnmcrs: Shal! it I,
exist, because certain men in power desire 10 scfeer
their public actions from thorough investigation BY IT,,
| people representatives,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
MARRIAGES

Married, in the Monumental Church. Saturday morning tho
18th Instant by the Right Rev Richard Charming Moore,
DuSToN, j., Of Manchester, Vermont ss SAA.H J4sE
TUcKER, OF yergGnncs, Vermont.
Manned, IhursLy tie i ins By the Rev. James Letter.
Mr. JAMES W. ELLIs Miss Mar H., daughter vi James Holt,
bo:E Of Amelia.
Married, tho a by the Rev. r. r. Saith Sir. AsoEt~
JACESUN DAyID.oS Miss SELESpES GaRkE both Of
Cumbrf. comfy.
ilacd, the l3ih inst, Nr REUnEs oA TEcnI,
&c Miss NANCY f. hsDEEso~ both o! buckingham couaiy
Married, By tie The Lay, MI. LEWIS J. SElr
Miss ELLEN UM. XDRo, daughter OF Mir Richard Ouhuuo
FUVdnGa
II au2ht make happy conUubiaili"
'TIs the smile Of affection I-tweIn husband agd vie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
AFFAIRS CANADA

| letter 10 the editor of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, dated ct Montreal Dec. 10, says that the
Court Martial sitting there had adjourned q, the wish
o! Sir John Colborne There appears 10 be but It'll.
doubt thaits creation and proceedings are illegal
ordinary tribunals of this character for the trial of civil
Offences having been expressly prohibited By late Act
Of Parliament.
On receipt of the intelligence at Toronto the right
wing OF the 1id regiment despatched 10 Branfprd
and the left wing marched from Kingston the 9Th for
same destination. These movements are said 10 have
been caused by runor that 2GO0 Ken,uckians we're
marching TO the frontier for the invasion Of Upper Ca
NADIA.
The Detroit Advertiser Of the 10th me ntons the de-
ien,on Of Governor Mason at Huron by severe illness
which makes it doubtful whether he will he able 10 reach
Detroit for some time TO come.
Gen. Scott arrived a. Detroit on the morning of the
9th.
The following is the only notice we find, connected
with Canada or the enemies thereof.
PATRIOT MoTEHEsTs-W learn that the ,eaders Of
The Patriot forces have resolved abandon their enter
prise for the present, and good portion of their men
have gone 10 their homes. The result we are informed
has been brought about by quiet influence Judging from
tEe character OF the men who have been nsru ia
IN efiectng it, inclined believe that reliance
may be placed on the present determinations II is pre..
~ certain that whatever may be their determination
the authorities this side will keep sharp I'VE upon
any movements that may hereafter cause disturbance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
STATES

SGwh CGr0'iaa-On the 18th, the Senate took up the
preamble and resolutions submitted by Mr.. Rhp,
latlon 10 the controversy between Maine and Georgia:
and on The qnestun Of agreeing thereto the vote was,
! yes 40, nays ]. They the House.
The t"u last resolutions aiDe n!ed, as follows
The entertainments IN attcS and The altered ~ rejected
paris brackets:
Hs0iroi Tat failure the pa OF the State Of Maine ful
III her i"t!oTa!
blow tie U"0a -cuiiiy and
property aud persisted will great aud e founded
.larm IN tla Sa' ehUiu- states.
RGUr,d, Thu: the Of Georgia the Of the whole
Union South vii! with
these griLy the
I maintenance ni her anu our common right.
HiH0S.- he Legislature met al NanGalIa the 30
instant MIR Davidson, the Speaker Of the Senate took
the cha!r-and Z Bond (Vhlg) was elected Secretary,
by GIa JprIty.-ln the II. q Gen W L. d. Ewing "
was chosen Speaker by m1 orIty Of votes, and .
scattering The State Register slaes that there is about
lie ~ The Senate, aud decided Democratic ma joTl,y
IN The House.
massachusetts No election on the I'd trial for mem
Der Of Congress in PaTmeners District. Parmener ~
has 400 votes less than al the first trial Brooks
(Whg) las AGO less. The Abolition 90 their
caUddae, Woodbury. is 3D2. The AbolIlIoniss held a
Convention al Concord days before tie election,
ard To resolution that Abutionist cou!G
for either Pa:men;e Brooks; but that they ,roud
for good ana true Abnllonist. Now, mark what
the Boston Courier (irue Hhig) said! II called upon
them 10 vote for B5OUksand appealed 10 them
wiether they do not, by defeating the choice Of Mr.
Brooks, virtually confirm and strengthen The Admins.
traton and CO operate with the President who has de-
c!arrd that he will never approve law which goes to
abolish slavery IN the District OF Columbia ri0ut The
consent q tie SlgsGh1diny SiGtrS?' &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25
DE AI'iIS

Died, Friday night last, G, Of ago Gar
second d hicr al ProCny Il. Ga:tGn ofihi. city.
SoiaIrr GOae'D!ed at residence.
Charlotte Dec' mc 18th, RfcnARD IrP;coMn 9Th
year Of his arra os and wasting illness. He has lott wife
anG three children hcu.uau their rrcparabIe loss
Died. ILufdly HoTrug, he 9Th West Wood
hi. CITY tie residence o lis f4lher WV GokDo, younsc
vi Robert Gordon, Esq.
Died. the m ui Of pulmonary consumption in the Glib year
Of her Ms J,sE wife Col Clement
Charlotte Til. excellent
eminent degree all the domestic, social and Christian She
gifted with extraordinary Of pi, chGeTiuress Of
temper, and remarkably Syrra;lzng and nircoHac heat
For fry years Of her m she member OF the Pfesby
Church. her all dat OF tho consistent devoted
Christian. Her illness lingering aud hI.ifrHrE many
week., hc fatal with
serenity and She had much attach her life
worldly prosperity, warmly attached friends devoted n snd
she certainly enoyed existence highly hut all these blessings sho
choey rcDTui.hc aHi Obey the mandate OF her God and
Sn.I.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25

KNDUCATiON.-1he next session in the subscribers
e. sehoo! viii commence IN Monday the 18th day Of
January c30 The character of this school has been
long, and avorably known, us to render any
mark in reference thereto unnecessary.
Terms for board and tuition STA, bedding and
dies if furnished by the subscriber Sc The subscriber
has purchased situation which he considers peculiarly
suited to his professional purposes about mile from
The junction, Immediately on the r., + and Potomac
Railroad, and less than half mile from the Louisa
Railroad to which he intends moving SO soon a. the
buildings prepared for the reception Of his school"
THOMAS II. FOX
'rnplnrariMa Nac q EG-x1u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-25

IA Office -1hr Partnership hitherto listing between
~ Edmund BRowy. JAMES r. WALrHALL and my.
SELF aud carried in my name is this day dissolved for
all purposes except 10 settle he debts due and from
the concern which The subscribe! alone is authorized 10
CO. WM. Fl. ALLEN.
Richmond, 2!s. Dec, 1895 &c i.
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Nrw ORLEANS. Dec. If

NEW ORLEAE5, Dec. IA.
1e1as-The steam packet Columbia arrived yesterday
morning. bringing Galveston dates 10 the 7ih and Hous
ton TO The 4th inst There is news The Indians had
He'd TO their retreats in the mountains and peace was
once more enjoyed Ivy the ha!assed frontiers Its thought
that no further Disturbances will arise from tha, quarter
before next Spring bill had been passed By Congress
providing tor the establishment of military posts for The
protection Of the settlements tina, has given general sa
tsacon. Under the auspices Of the new neuurben. Of
The Presidency Texas promises gain ground ard make
rapid strides towards attaining the responsibility and in.
fnence Of a great civilized Stnte -Bulletia.