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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUS OR MED
GATED COMPOUND
FOR
HUMAN HAIR.

THIS preparation acknowledged the only edectual
remedy prevent Bal dness the Hair becoming grey
complete restorative VIII ere the hair has fallen eta puri
cleanser Of scurf and dandr and all impurities
diseases Of the shin Of the head.
II 10 be considered Initiating corporal fat b
composed Of grease oil fatty matter OF aay kind. To
the medical faculty all such substances known TO be posi-
lively injurious Notwithstanding what ignorant empires say
TO the CONTRARY. sna#
The chief virtues Of the Trcopherous indicated Gem
pound,
l. H. brscng 2thenng and clarifying properties.
?. Its gently stimulating the action ofthe skin.
3. Its equslizng the circulation Of the fluids.
4 Its producing and encouraging reaction In the bulb
and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerves, giving life and vigor 10 the hair.
g. Its freeing the skin from the fleets Of preparation scu
and dandrf aud disposing the hair 10 curl.
Ard its frequent will preel the hair Ia beauty and
health TO the latest period If life.
See Crehughs treatise on the la
Price 81 bottle sold by the proprietor, al his cutting
rooms Of Boadway and Fulton streets and Of his APP
pointed agent.J Dodd, Druggist corner Of Beseksr and
Broadway William Minor, Druggist, Dey street, under
Franklin house Mrs. King b oksesr Fulton street, and u
all the principal cities Of the Union. M In. ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

hA n. H. Russell & NIX. sEGUIN's Grand Vocal and
WI Inst, umenta CONCERT At NIBLO's GARDEN, on
WEDNE sDAY EVENING next Dc. llth. Upon this
occasion the fol owing eminent talent will sssist:
Mrs segun, who will sing .The Galiie Maid "@Msst IN
conjunction with Mr.. Segun the Dustt Of the sRans des
Vacies,' first time in America. 8Nfl
MIR Knight will sing several Of his popular songs
Sig. Gambati will perform upon the Cornet piston "Le
Posilllon," and "Sti so gently DER me a.Ing."
Mr 5esua will sing has celebrated songs from Guavus H.,
when lime hath beret thee, what the spe7" from
Amile, "As now from La Sonnambula, and with Mr.
Russell the celebrated Como Italian Dust "Le fsto corpo
Mr. II RUSSELL will sing soms love roam" by DESIRE,
Rockaway"a new sopg, BY Henry John shArpe "The Ivy
Greer" a favorite Duss &c c Sc s,
Loder, MIR Knight, Mr. Segun and Mr. RUSSELL Webbe
Song-Mr KAight, 20, come to the West" Lov.r
Sony-Mr Russell, "Some love tn roam" Russell
aomance-Mrs sesuin, The Gallo Maid" accom-.
scena-Mr seguin .when time hath beref, thee"
from thu celebrated Opera Of Gustavus iii. Auber
Fantasia-SgDor Gambati, ornet piston, @Still
so gently Ger me stealing" from the Opera Of
La Sennambula, Bellini
Descriptive osg-"The Wreck Of the Mexico,"a
POEM, BY Harrington, Of Boston, Mr. Russell, Russell
Grand Duetto-"Se fiato corpa ayete," a celebra-
ted Comic Italian Duet from the Opera of"Il
matrmopio sccreo," originally sung by Slgnor
Labachc and Sguora Tam burni-wili be sung
Tor the first tin e in America, by Mr. Russell
and Mr.. Segun.
Between the is I'd part there will be inter mission of
half hour The Grand Promenade will be hrowR open and
Magnificent Bard which has been engaged expressly this
on consisting Of wind will perform Strauss
anu other equally ceebr ted VALUES.
PART SECOND
Grand Fantasia-sigr Gambati, .cornet piston Rossni
New So g-Mr knight, The Prairie S.a," (cornet
obgato, Slg'r Gambati) words by DR.. J. H.
Mitchell, Knight
New B4 lad" Rockaway" tie words by Henry J.
Sharpe-Nr Russell, Russell
Duets-Mr * Mrs segu,n, Breathe not that neu!-
tain cry" The Rams des Vaches Of ewizer-
land, forbidden to be played to the Swiss regi-
ments on foreign service, 1t invariably causing
the fatal longing for home, peculiar to those
hardy mounaineers) Maibran
New Song-Mr Russell 'The old years gone" with
cornet obllgato by Sig. Ganbsti, composed Tor
Mr. Russell by Kn'gat
Sopg-Mr S,guin Follow, mountain" Lee
Aia-Mr Segun, What is the spell, (from mie) Rock
Comic Catch Messrs Russell, KEight, Segun and
Lober, My Celia's charms" Wsbbe
Conductor, Mr., G. Loder
Tickets 80 Cests-The Concert will at half
past dlC-2l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

- ron NEW 0nL o--&suisssns - Nsw.yssk
IiD-1hs Regular rsskst lbs Mesdsy ls'h instast-
- Io ~ saling packet ship oARATO0A, Capt. Hath.
away, will sail above. For passage, having hand
scns hsnshsd seconmodsons apply board At Orleans
wharf, foot Of Wall street, Or 10
No goods received asr Saturday svsAins, ilsh INST.
Az FOR NEW ORLEANs-slar Lise-raskst Of
@A the l4th Dec.The splendid (nsary newt first class
- Baltimore built ship RICHARD ANDERSON,
Capt Kenneth will clear for the above port Saturday next
the Sh inst Having for sabn
second cabin and stesrsge those intending to
bark should embrace favorable Fer
Peck Sip or to GLOVER McMURRAY.
do sk wi 50 South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

TNWlNES-200 bds Bridgeport mandatory, comprising
i pleto assortment from 81 to 80 bs also 9o Sail
received per late arrivals for sale at reduced prices
Do +. X. COLLINS co. SO Southst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

DRY GOODS, DRY G0ODs.-The ladies respect.
~ fully solicited ca and examine the splendid assortment
OF Dry Goods al the Of A. PHILIPS. l68 Chatham
square cosstpg Of super Cashmire and Brocha Shaws
plain nd figured rombarnes Thbe Cloths; silks Porlns
&c Sci all cf which entirely and o choice selections
which VAL b. disposed II very reduced pces correspond
ng wit4i fines n3O In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Two LET-Brcadwsy Boarding Houses. Of Pine st.
known the fremont House. Iaqgrc al the book store
on the premises. noi6-1 msod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

COAL 10 SUIT The TlMES.-Persons DESTROYS Of
~ saving STA ton red sh Peach Orchard tx apd nut
sses warentedfst rate quality have opportunity Of
securing tie above al the underme ontd reduced prices
from the vessel free from DIRT end carefully screened bro
Ken carriage free BY sending their orders and cash without de
lay TO WILLIAMS y co. corner Of Washington and War.
Egg, s725 I 10 cents dsdscted 10 those whe draw
Nut. 625 NY their carts.
~ D. Philadelphia money taken at small advance
the above prices. dg2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10
1856

Totals, sa4s7 500 81 $50 1873 ssoso o7s 81 500, 2ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

Q AT THE Indictment OF the year writes
pondept wer consumption, Asthma, Coughs Colds &C..
pr.vesn most safe ecacious and at the time
speedy remedy may be found in Dr. Masons We
getabe B4sam For sale BY D. Sands, 70 and 100 Ful
a. syme. 80 and $40 Bewery; Burnetts Pcrfumerj
store 81 Cona street. &c For further particulars Dr. Ma
sons advertisement another part the Herald o12sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

nANiEL SWEENEY, ii Ann street returns his
~ thanks his friends FOR the liberal sqporths,
uniformly rendered him since he rst opened his Refractory
and them that Il will be his ,nd1avor u mart
continuance OF their appreciation His table aways urnhs.
with the beet the affords and those who may honor h
table with their presence may depend upon being served viii
cleanliness cvility and prompttude ITO N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

l)AssAGE FROM GREAT BRl rAiS AND IRE
4 LAND.-The Subscriber continues 70 make engagements
this city the passages Of these residing in England Ire
land, Scotland aud wslss
Toe SHIPS employed by this company Of the 6rst class
American built commanded BY OF experiesce and sail
Drafts payable demand, National nh II ireland
the National Bank Of Scotland and their varou' br.nches
also, {. clyn Co, London aud Pitshugh Z. Grim
shaw Liverpool al the lowest rates. Application u ~ made
BY letter, post pssd, 70 sAAUEL IhoMrsoN
n2i In 1S fse1 sksse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

TNhE UUUNTERFkIT OFFICE Of the celebrated
Hunters Red Drop beng entirely used up, have
ken the place aud have established principal Office No
DIVISION street Price 81 per vial. The genuine will
Tia signature OF u LEvsoN Of whom it be obtained
all hours. di0Iws
w ANT kDAn active and industrious The capac
w ~ # Porter to take charge of public building this
City. Apply at y Bond street diolw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-10

$4,000 Cnrp Bonds es-71 shares 8 Bank 70; so do "a
s0d 10 do snw; so de- IL ss0dio 40 Union Bk 1890
DO Phenix b. 90 40 DO Dry Dock eeia do State
Bank o67 do Mechs Bag Assu e4s de Am Ex 10; 50 do
farmers Trust So, 50 Dc ss do viehsburs BL Az DO
Illinois 60 DO Del Hud Ga stw; DO s. sod 100 do
s ao so do g. i0s DO esi eod; 20 % e. sSod SO DO
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Packets 10 Arrive.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Union, snow, Norfolk, Va; Columbus Semn cr, Boson
Nashv e Wood, Orleans; Maria Esell Ryder, Ap,lach
Edwa West Mobile; Suly, Thompson, Havre; Toronto,
Griswold, London,
Arrived.
Br ship John Winche Johnson % DIS FIN Glasgow mdz, TO
James Lee and to order.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07
Twenty-Gith Congress---3d sess.
Saturday, February 9, 1889.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE
The following memorials and petitions presented
and referred
BY Nr buchanan: FROM nuuIu-r uI owners OF
ships masters, and pilots, asking appropriation to
make habor the mouth Of the Chesapeake and De
lawne CANAL they in recommending this positions
aif"rdng security from storms ice than any
other the whole river.
Alsn from numerous citizens residing upon and near
the Ohio river asking appropriation for the improve
ment Of the
By Mr. Benton From the cordwaners Of the city Of
Washington, complaining of the system pursued in the
peniienary ct the District, detrimental honest Ia
Dor, and interfering with the rights of the mechanic.
BY Mr.. Fulton: From citizens of Arkansas, asking
for the establishment of a certain mail route
By Mr. Linn From General Augustus Jones, pray
ing confirmation OF title 10 certain LANDS in the neigh
borhood of Pnos.
By Mr.. Swift, from citizens of Vermont askoo tho
abolition Of slavery in the District of Columbia In
this the motion to receive ordered TO lie on the
table
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr. Linn, from the Committee Private Land
Caims reported bill for the relief of Lignel Eslava
Mr. Preston from The Committee on Military Affairs,
reported joint resolution authorizing the purchase of
site for the erection Of magazine and keeper house
in the District Of Columbia
On motion of Mr.. Benton, the bill for the relief of
Majors Graham and OFallon was taken up; and after
being explained by Mr. b. ordered 10 be eng.ossed
for q third reading.
On motion Of MIR. Linn, the Senate proceeded TO take
up The bills reported from the Committee on Private
Land Claims.
The bill 10 continue in force act for the final ad
jusment Of private land claims in Missouri approved
9Th July 1892 and the act supplementary thereto ap
proved March 9, 1888 being taken up,
MIR. Benton said that this bill involved an immense
amount Of land claims. of them Of very gres, mag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07
J. GARLAND.
TO JHE EDITOR or TIE ENC UIRER.
.iR RffES-1UujD

In my last communication. pointed out what con.
sIdcred IN b. the simple and best Of peng all
doubts about the position Of Mr. Rves. in respect To
the different parties which divide the country aud here
] was willing 10 let The matter drop but writer in
the same paper, signing himself "A Democratic Repub.
lcnn. has lifted The curtain little way and made dis
cOsuJes accompanied by remarks WINCH should not pass
unn",iced In the structures am about making upon
them. shall study the breyly you So properly recon-
mend to your spondents-and that, | hope will
secure your favor and The public attention
The writer in question, who, it seems "a Member
Of the Legislature, and undoubtedly a Conservative,
has thought II necessary TO usher in the exract of
letter from WIN. T.. Rves," with some reflections of
his own 1t would have been infinitely more sarsfac,o
~ would have been in the case of the Philsdrphia
letter, 10 have favored The public with the entire com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

ws have been favored, deserving the particular 4,i.e
,ioo Of both the hir- -rt Administrators" :f,r o. r.,
.r ,..,-.. g.p.r r.sr'- t'rop-"-....H .. af -.
,ir K.y ..ha, TIE i"ssa al "n: cn"nl'y r'" wat
t.nrd ON the courage and perseverance %: tn to,r
0tr. Efyubcans u IUg'MtI. vi mar aF?T"bl..U. N
III. course shal pursur here, am r"iy aud anXoCsy
LesrUus: and II shall Secure mat, Whatever rs- nav
te,lde me- | shall be content. will sag nothing II
the r1rraysgaur, rot TO say arrogant, p'esn.'rn ri
the ir.t mrn.ber Of this sent"hcc. "tich makcs the
destnirs ot thu whole cpunry 10 d"p'"d npn the smt
body OF Virginia C"nser"suE'i But asS 'h- "hrr p,.
ilcal paIlps To- notice. hOse appr"ha ian II L. and bose
alone Mr. Rives obtain ~ ms -rnair.i
!per fi- tells us the appreciation Il m t"usfrl.
uye hirnds and # he that hr shall he CONTENT
whatever the Wings the Aom'nIs'fAli"n party 'n4y
THINK hn; for, that must BE- hs n'aning his #
4 prcp with The exaggerated account he gave ~ w.,
charlottesville pamphlet OF the exalted p"siinn ,ccuy
ed BY the Conservatives They "er- r-pr.s-rrrd as
usctd in situation ITO 0rJSGte every q"r-tiun' srt
ih.lr duty vas to that the Republic 10 De-
t,rnaut "DcTcHi 0y.TU. sa!d The writer. end ia,
1pJra ferimeat cnyert; being the injunction gwen 5y
Ihr Roman SENATE Inyts sung Dictator with su,:er.
powrr know not " hat others may feel IN respect 10
ihg dictatorship; bot if rcPessntd either of tn other
rr-a, parties in the STATE should tee! II gs.ln,
woke. md spurn 1t accordingly
The extract Of the letter III. RvPs is calcrl2ei,,
elicit crr and sev-rer structures but f"oear 10 make
them entirely certain, that tie public vii pr.
nuunce Unmeanlug cvosIre al HE only points lh.r
wish t. be informed a5oL sonr bat presuE pipcgs end
entirely unsatisfactory. 1t may. however have trea
ouy intended for the eye Of ifEc, ssh" would be con-
tent with vague professions When accompanied VA
high aOwn pmr rs 20 Our Conservative Standard
and II So il ought not 10 have been published Cerar
lv, IL determines nothing and leaves US precisely WA,ia
stood before.
make these remarks most unwlllingIy ! have been
4 eryent adnrrer "f MIR. RIvrss public conduct, and
s greatly his private character Bot he mus.
ec"llrcthi> friends ought not 10 i"rget--tha We mus!
90 FOX principle not devotion /" m'a
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07
Iu R,r,irrc

We shall finish Mr.. NlIess Speech in reply 10 Mr..
RIres in n,xt-We shall follow it up with The able
aud conclusive Speech of Mr. Wright which came on
to us IN the Monday nights Globe.
We recommend Mr.. Edmunds's first Speech in the
Of Delegates, The R.snluii"ns about the Public
Lands. 1t abounds with valuable statistics, touching.
the and The expenditures of the Federal Govern.
men which will prove valuable even I" the COn"0SS'"rS
Washington. He shows distinctly that Il the pTu-
ceeds Of the public lands be Distributed must run in
debt or have recourse 10 another Tariff The lessons
that he teaches favor Of rertnchm'Ri very ap
p"priae, in aid of Mir CambrrPnss excellent Report.
1t is source Of modification !" US. that We
have been able find Tor IIgiHiuS IN this
Day paper-lt very early in the HANDS OF "ur com
pusIturs but it will probably fill more Ean TAO co
luuns the want Of much space, and other cIrcum.
stances, prevent its Insertion 10 day 1t will appear On
Saturday.
PnLiins is received and will also appear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07
TO THE EDITOR OF TnE k.TgCIhEk.
r.

hshi'hi''H, reo - IC''"
In your paper of the I'd ms, correspondent, over
the signature Of ''B-Oo the Rdes who calls hnse Elf
q constituent of mine prnpounds several Undergraduates
10 me- accompanied with several accnsatinns and
MINDS unrqulvoca answers To ihIs demand of an an
onvmnus correspondent, shall make epy-bpcauss,
d" not acknowledge any obligation 10 answtr anony-
nous correspondents, who, sn far as | can know ma
or may moi be constituents and who may may not be
aurh0rized To inerr".a me.
acknowledge the right of any ONE constituent any
number of constituents In inlerogae me to any OF
my political opinions. and feel myself at all times bound
10 give an unequvncal answer To such may be pro
pounded But when ! am accused. have the right 10
know my accuser, and when ain inrrrrgaed. | have
the right Ia know my Interrngaior Now IT your
pendent is constituent which do not doubt and will
PROFOUND these Undergraduates in his proper NAME
light as ne lnagnrs the 'shoc ptRchts" will give
them all and each distinct unrquIvocal and decided
answer; as much So. as can find language express
them Your obi serVl,
n n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

u We are requested 10 say, that DR.. ARCHIBALD
AnnrRsos will not be candidate for election IN the
county OF Louisa at the spring election.
u We are requested 10 say that Mr.. Harvey DEsKrSs
county.
NJ We ere authorized 10 announce Mr. MARrlS
Corp Candidate for re election, 10 represent the
county Of Patrick, in The next Legislature
~ You are requested to announce that poll will be
held for JAMES LY"ys, Esq 10 represent the Senatorial
District composed of the OF Charles City, James
City, New Kent, lenrico. and City Of Richmond in the
next Legislature OF Virginia MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07
A DEMOCRATIC REPuBLICAy.
EOR TNE E.N4LM
To cnnt Z EONTlLNE cnG ~ 6. @ P.iL.NE.

To CqDt + FONT7LSE and GIL 6. Il P.ii.NE.
GentI-men-Beiote tins reaches y"u, presume YOU
III have paper or c"rnmunicdt"n OF ins'Fu'.
tons from this county requiring you I" vr'e for "m c.
Rryrs Tor the Senate of the UDIed States FOEGp be.
fore vgu net the hatrs o private ne may a"ait wa
Fysx voters are not competent 1" uSiTucl YOU wien
this county can vote $50 The character "f Tia"
Ing gotten up without notice only - prisons present
intending legal and Illegal vo'rrs-IJ IT these - v'rE
for the instructions, and 3 agars, N1ic. d"cuci frn
the hole number present, fourth i"rIegi votes ara
YOU leave The g0ody number comnrient To nsrncl ~
Docs moi Col PAYNE know. HAT - Is Ian minority %
votes in this county, How then he consider himself 10
BE- legally instructed have no doubt, gentlemen, that
YOU feel as d. und dcprpcar much a dc. III" PIE
d,cament 10 which Nh Rv.s has placed hlm>ei io"sc'
thu Drmocra,lc party But you. under III" cIfcnm.
stances take HIM without furtsr knocicdge J ms IN.
tsriyas@ Has he made vital bl'w at the head It
tl. Adrninsira alton; imy hTS VIII h. snS am VI
Van Buren al the next Prrsdrnal election: IhGt iSMS
question no,c for uou cOnSidcT WHAT t"u may tr N
possession Of ! an not But on that point The ELECTION
should turn You should BE- guarded against bargain
and sale Have YOU forgotten The White dais: Nj
RIyes may have been sprlBkl-d with the h''Y HhNr
water, and you may he rnraPp'd as many h""''' men
w,re in the DAYS 81 The Whrri'cs. VIII you AID IT,"
Wings to Office hy yonr dissensions: hope not W..
YOU be caught riding behind IN Wings on our tr>errg
horses Or will you not prefer 10 fdr horse that ~"
not carry big? W"ud you 6p surprs' d ~" "n- ~
see Sir Rryes IN the field the "pp"nrut o Marin Wan
Buren,: II you would, should not Ar" you wI'n-
10 srrn the irpaly Mo- neIihrr 81 You caH
b. willing TO syn off look upon yon. gen Irmsn. >;
| have done heretofore. sterling Democrats "f he
10 look out-Ths Indians in the woods! Be the
watch tower So far as am concerned. The mater Is
in hands. flUF Anna.
February 4,h, 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
T y!
MR. RiN rs.

Erratvm in the comments of a Democrats Re-.
publican accompanying the ex!rac; from MIR. RVrs i~
ar 10 the Enquirer OF the 9TH reviewing r denial Of The
clarres 81 aii!iann with lhr hgs sud Mr. Cay. II =
publ sired" In the c"mmenceiurni ot tins rxraci he
por1y denies the charges IN lump. II Should Lr posi-
tsrrjg d-Hiss, &c
ms error is a very mnieria one and very impo''.
the present time. when such miEhS Efforts are
made To throw doubts ana suspc"ns on mat gentleman
Please publish the correction ~ ynLr mkt
A DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07
GAINESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

GAINESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.
YHVHE next session of this institution will comment
IL the llth day Of March next.
Terms per Session Of fee hoaths
Tuition in the English branches, ............ SIG 80
DO. in the French language. .............. In 90
Do. Music on Piano and Of instrument, :. % 90
DO. Music on Guitar and use of instrument, . - 90
Do. Sacred Music. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Board, including washing lights, &c, ........ 50 90
Payment required in advance.
+ Miss E. Ellsworth has been engaged assistant in
the literary department. and de Waning to give in
s'ruc,inn in Music and the French language he will
devote the whole Of his time TO this school The course
OF instruction pursued by bin is strictly calculated to
make The pupil understand thoroughly the science of
Music and TO enable her teach herself should she be
lett without The benefit of oral instruction
SAMUEL L. VENABLE,
Principal Of hs academy.
Ciarksr;Ne, Feb 1889 S3-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

We informed. that large number OF Boats was IN
our Basin day in the last week. Our informant was
induced TO count them: and he found his g'eat
prise and pleasure, that they numbered ninety odd On
continuing his walk up thr Locks q miles from
n'ch""n"hl Ia" met al lrasl thirty rnrrs r"r"s =
These were prncIpaily loaded WIN h'nr. wheat. Goa
iron and tobacco II is urirequrnt occurrence /" lei
through the Locks from seventy seventy five Boats
day.
E. he breach which occurred about three weeks since
has been temporarily remedcd bv throwing B0g-d"m
around IT, and the water the canal present suiii
Gent for all The purposes Of navigation ana manufacturer
probably abuur feet deep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07
DuJiius is received, and will also appear.

COMMUNICATED.
The public respectfully informed. that on The 3lst
January, 1889, paid into The Bank Of Virginia, by
the President and Secretary Of the Female Humane As
ISOLATION, - 4lO, received al The late Fair. including
several handsome donations, amongst which is note OF
$50 from MIR. aud Mrs George Jones Of the Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

THNHE American Silk Grower, by Ward, CLANCY a.
IL Brother; The Silk Manual, by E. P Roberts the
Farmers Register, by Edmund Rufin-received and for
sale by J Fl. D LOWNES, .3gent,
Cross Stree. leading 10 .uayos Bridge, Richmond, Va
req S3-tf