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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
Chatham, March II, 1910.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE WIG NEWSPAPER.

"Beneath the rule Of men entirely great,
The pen is mghter Than the sword Behold
The arch cnchanters wand! itself nothing.
But taking sorrery from the nlastcr-hand,
To paryae The tTSarS, and 10 strike
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

IN King William County Court 2th January lsi0 Audit Of the
Estate u. Claiborne, dec. ccnmmiird To Master Com
n.r Thomas Dahncy IL he revised aud corrected; and that
he mi report the Court.
he parties interested hereby nnfed that have appointed
18th May $780, for the OF rn ring upon The duties
required of the foregoing order of Court and they are re-
Charles H. ESQ.,
he C,nuv OF King William the Virginia. thar day
nv 10 O'Clock A. NJ and Vouchers ready for
examination and settlement. .
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

FRESH SPRING GOODS
ME- have In store large supply Of .Sc Spring Dry Goods
W both Foreign and received within few weeks
and purchased Think rery o prices Our assortment
general, and of staple articles unusually argeOu
customers and merchants generally, invited to examine
stock previous making puchasesas from the crcuta
under which goods have been laid feel persuaded
offer uncommon inducements more particular advcr
tSement will appear find time prepare
+. * :. JAMES Il CO,
Ap3 [ll0-oawIwl Globe Square.
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
THE subscriber would call the the citizens of Rich
mond, Manchester and the his stock OF SPRING
GooDSwhiCh have been purchased In Philadelphia and New
York. such will Justify his disposng of them such
prices fail giving satisfaction Tie would solicit call
from those in want. THOMAS ID. QCARIES,
II Street, ShockG HW.
March 81 l0S-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
MEDICAL COLLEGE INFIRMARY.

TIME universal ch has been expressed by the
and hers al who have been placed III TINS
institution has induced the Faculty 10 announce to those VINO
themselves benefits that the strict
medical attention. and the most careful nursing may he obtain
dollars week, without additional eX
pensc being No charge made for surgical ope-
raons when required. The trading with this port are re-
minded that the has made nens with the in
tuiou NIL who require medical advice An order from
the Collector Of port necessary gain admission
" AUG. j.. WARNER,
anri, Il Tll4-6tI Dean IF Faculty.
NTOrICEA persons claims against the Estate OF Elem
s,ed Jones' dec hereby requested present them To the
undersigned for paymrn-0n failure do this will be
pleaded in bar future proceeding for their
STEPHEN GARRETT, r.,
ROBERT c. JONES. | g "''
An llf-lH'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07

DIR AYENEL,s PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES.

DR.. AvENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES
CONSISTING OIL. THE TIGER PILL, for severe ans
condition
3 The EUpHRAsIA COMPOUND, for feeble and deli
a. THE AMARANTH SYRUP, for morbid affection o.
s. TIE ANAGALLIs PILL,for irregular action of tn.
s. THE CARDAMINE PILL for dersnsed function OF tn.
T. THE VERBENA PILL, for ailments incident lie
5. THE osMUNDA PILL, for dyspepsia. Invaluable.
8. THE DRUlDs TINCTURE, fer dysentery and diar
10. THE LApsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
IL The isATIs LINIMENT, for obstinate diseases OF
ia The soLDAGo OINTMENT for injuries and CON-
a
n pleads no effsnton t. the Eus o the most OF
in embracing series Of facts carefully examined and
the oEyen remedies or
ss "a q: sdf f., sifa ID r.:
Be made Tsas ma pubic
his skill diseases and their most efectual sntdoss Med
with view to its specific action upon the particular organ
most under distress and when this mus: ss
selves An affection Of the brain requires remedy totally
q Ss.y X he may e :sessss1s sfss.sa
some Other organ aud will not yield to any general remedy
peculiar adaptation the existing phenomena The
catalogue remeds and the disorders they have
been found to peculiar control necessarily
brief and genera ,on account Of Being intended compen
dun OF popular medicine. ller details
and directions respecting the virtues ofhe
PHYLAcrc REMEDiEs be had with the medicine at Ito
BOwERY and ASA GRAND Each Of the remedies
be esd general principles the treatment Of disease
and will be found to the disorders
which they recommended Under each medicine
variety could be adducea as proofs of their healing
c. 2sth street. As years OF dark complexion, md
de stature stouty made seized with intense the
bowels which in spite Of leeehng beeding etermg nec
vioece for nearly week the bowels remaining obstnatey
costive all the time. On the eighth morning
three hours the pain left and the bowels
freely opened, and in "a hours the patient completely
stored. b..
Mr.. b, 10Th street seized with similar symptoms
had been four days IA the greatest during which all the
ordinary remedies had been tried fifth
TIGER It'll was gven and in so hours he returned TO his
usual avocation.
@ Grovesree had fer sometime comp aIned pain
the chest and general assude last with
Inflammation of the lungs incessant cough difficult
breathing tongue great rest One
which urng the day. removed all bad symptoms
and by gysg two doses Of the AN,cALL PILL, IN two OF
AGENTS WANTED, enqrire at no Bowery. ie7 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07


The PHrLApELrHIA MURpEB-Aldernan Brs-
zer, acting coroner held inquest yesterday morn
ing on the body If Aaron A Gross, who was mar
dered by James Morris, board the Dread ON Tues
day night last.
The body was picked up by the crew on board the
Philadelphia Exchange news boat. The back Of his
neck is blstered II done by the san. aud also two
large and terrible gishes on the back Of his head
the fatal wound gwen by the axe Of Morris
The deceased has left wife and one child Al
Esstport, Maine, where he belongs. Captain Rev
nods and his mate were out at the Green House
this morning. and identified the body. lie has A.
A. &. and Aaron A. & marked on his arm with In
dia ink
James Morris, the black, who IL accused Of the
murder Of Aaron Gross, and an attempt 20 murder
Edward Prime, was arrested on Thursday morning.
about ten O'Clock, nv Constable whisner, in Small
street Morris was taken before Alderman Camp
bell, Of Moysmensng, and, hearing, was idenli'
fled by the shipping MASTER who put him On
beard" the Dread. He was committed to Moyamei.-
sing. where he now lies
Henry Duffee, a culorcd man, was arrested or
Thursday morning, by officers Murphy aud smith
they having learned that he had sold some clothes
/ Tor James Morris The clothes were found at
clothes cclur corner Of Second and Spruce streets
where they had been sold.
Recorder Rush yesterday committed him ON tn
charge Of being accessory after the fact, to tn
msrder OF Aaron A. Cross
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07
Circulation of tho Herald.
MoRNma HxpALp Jav nan.r ......,. 1900
WEEKLy HcR,Ln - '~r-' - ......., 10000
EXTRA HERxIp ON the arrival ofa steamer $4,000
Axeresat~eir cu,aton O fthe Herald ....... 81 900
Of thisimmense ssue we circulate In
RHILADELPHiA. Daily and Weekly, about 1000

9cs- Individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places Of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS at the hera,u once, :,
Ann street. We have one Of the best corps of car
riess in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
.ttenti We men. This will be better arrangement
tn IN depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets Of late great numbers citizens have
lered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead Of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07
NEW YORK HAIR CITING AND WING MAKING
ESTABLISHMENT

cs B,c,dTsy B.. veso Walker and Li.Pensrd street,
raj patronage ha received he st bu.
IN m city beg leave to sequant the public generally
. .r ss %. rn 'S ScS ' 20 insure s
pstr mage whehit viii be his study 20 deserve.
H. would merely observe that IN thrusng his be.
oss the publ b means q an be . set ae,ua
many members Of proi.ssion he will not pr,mie more
h,nhe pr.pacd q perorm, and although he does
ps eoaS.n, srDs h he !. not eseeisd BY any oSes ND
vdya support Of which he u prepared To
.oI"sIiasd and ier s,y might es,, '''
,s,l. and snl,%sn waited upon a, th.r plses: Of
C6ir.ns hair esrsay aud scientifically and arranged
pATrNr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daily. Cmninitiy.
SsTcp Ds.T f % f gSS.s. fss w.
Fire King. Tapuca Elixri do a-tiC assumption Syrup
Do RSeu@sdc Lini'%-nii DO Ebsr oflopg life,
podegura'ive syrrupi genuine Bala OF r9lsmba,
| gent, do salt-rheum Linmeu,,
De Higbee'. r.medy FOR Pulmonary Diseases,
Dr. M IaY,Gr cm sS,i Etc. e Esr Of OPIUM
Carpenter. fluid extract Of ssrssps,iils, Brstorsao
Do copyis. CuSebs and sarsapa ils,
v ss.sss ss sSd hp%si Soap goiSer Relief
wsrJs Hair OIL; Juatin, oi0,@en,, ~
Es. sE"P.. 6ia,%;e 2! TS, q. z. Amer N. rim.
B ysp.yss Pll. caurS DO; Female DO, y.snde. DO
| Reddc, Or. wstbers's yeEeis.le Fever hns,
| Morr,.ons Pills; Brand e'h Do; Meass ~,
sp ,hus Hesd,che Remeayi Chagrsns Pr. mn.
SIR MSlraV,s aud Masnssis,
iy9a areat solgto o. Mag ea: CopaVa Capsules
reo'se ef THoh,eh PrnsssSS 10, oGr cement
| Diamond Cement; Cream Of Lilies; German Pills.
| u.rpers Polishing Powders.
ricty 2, Chemicals Drgg InsirgneoIs se SC
FEUcHrwAN .srst s r. oSc 30 *.
WAsTEOA Boy '''' p &; GiS; s H wi. E.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07

On account the great demand Cor this Nedi ne pro-
pretor has been under the necessity Of ming OF
hces wins No Murray street, Bros opposite the
Park aud No SO street Of Cliff street No
Division street, few doors CsthaDe street the only
place ia New York, where DR. l.. GIRARDINs LlEERE-
SrOAATIYE ELIXIR, certain for Consntn p'ion,
cret rnalsdiesl can Ne obtained as ".
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07
N y F G L | o N.

M. L.
tFrom the Bost n Herald.)
A friend at Lowell has written letter in relation
TO remarkable performed by Dr. Grardn Of this city
who has established Office Lowell Annexed to the state
ment the of several responsible genemen who
aston to eomp ment Dr. Uirardn the strongest
terms for his great sail a. prae We tak pleasure
in making knewn fact and lending the Doctor
such suffering under those Affections, in the Of
which he has been successful.
LOWELL, August Q, 1870.
DR. l.. Gtp.pprS-
sir:-Wh pleasure de acknowledge the i'm benefit
which have derived from the OF nes iemc. have
beea for som wears past, with consumption and hays
been under the ply and thsy all AIRED
TREY could do od almssi hopeless surrendered
self to and feel hat grateful
due for the hesth now through
tly ifths my relief will make Others apply the
shall e that this communica ade
| IN vain. Respectfully,
Eliza jazz STocKwILI~
This mar certify tuat have been aequ United with Miss
stoekwe Cor time past and hav. known her 70 be
ofhcah but rejoice that her health has been greatly
o'sd and sue says that she has en- cured BY Dr G
rardin. - NArHNt IHuRsro,,
Pastor OF the lat Farewell Baptist Church in Lowell
Chas. Carver, VIM. Y. Ramsey,
Mrs Mari. m Bowles, Harriet Parmenter,
Mrs A. Carver, khod, Joner,
Sarah Binney.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07
ID 4 A 4 N T. s s.


sSI WAS Deaf nine with constant and roaring
noises in and head orcasonally with diseharp"
from 40 miserable did become enmpel ne IN
busiess wher fortunately PLACED myself under
,he and treatment If Drs CASTLE rDW ARDS AU
RIS S-THEIR OFFICE is A 4 qeT RROADWAy-aad
these gentlemen indebted for the they effected
AID restoring me agar 20 Society /"
H. G.. LIVtNGSTON. ia Sevensepth-,t NY.
ny-ACoUs tic DROPS sure cur. for the ear-ache aud
ptsotSc and pains TIE for u. at Broadway
TEETH.
INSERTED BY ATMOSPHERIC PlEsSURE. wi hout
springs igaurrs, wires, stenings whcA by their
ction off, force cut the remaining teeth The
meth "a obviates all those Teeth plugged with
Loose teeth listened, cleaned, extracted, nc. nc.
s2sm A. q. CASTLE. NJ. v. Denist, qg Broadway.
VII AND MRS, SEXTON would inform their friend,
vi aud the public that their Sci ct Boarding and Day Sehoo
will opee for the reception 81 yeung Ladies' en- MONDAY
7th 1870 NJ. Broad Of Eighth
street For terms anil further nfor naton c-culsrs
which be had bv calling the Priucipas aga tmw'
S,TRtW BONNET's-FALL FASHIONS tao MA :
BENNETT, Qate from BIoedwsyl wishes 70 inform hi'
that he has provided the most choice stock Of the
tvs Brads made after the shapes expressly
M ,hs coming season vir double English Dunstbles Veto
ia Rands French Sraws and the very beet end lhtes
Mind of English rusc Jeghorus, NC msnrlc RID ~
verv superior STYLE gh aud sof without stibning Ths
above articles purchased for cash and sill bc sold
for cash, Al unc0mmonly low prices, ~ william Stree
nearly opposite Plat street 50 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07

Il III Il n IL IL N II ~ II
DRY GOODS-This present Monday, August 3lft, 1880,
~ VANNS extensive establishment will be really 10
the Fall Business with renewed energy Tue indus
epes fustce and fair dealing have crowsed the efforts OF
the propctor with results highly satsfacor Henc. for
ward poi each article even be raller thsnhers-
toc,- being we'll establshed that 600 PENNIES
The pablo will readily discover the obi Of the proprietor
Tine follow ing goods are highly desirable the present
purchases y being made to complete aud
for m the best assortment The city.
Splendid ent Of rich London printed Caleoes beau
superior black ground Caicoes Engsh warranted
- sd per yard - " -
sopeess very rich ros de Apue; eoors brsws Of
roses, drab, sione aud mode eolors,
700 pec,, Merrimac Dover Bristol and Fall River Print
Al Sd. Cd. 81, rod and per yard.
case. Irish Lsens supe or texture, manufactured
,ressy sy and particularly 20
cu,t ,ners Long Lawns, Diaper, Huekabcks. shrtngs
50 pieces English Msripo, escorted GO iors
Chesp chsan cheap pgh Thread Lace, lace goads OF
every dr,criptit n, Hose, Gloves, sc.
10 Bales superior Elan Ella Domestic, sai.bsry English
Welsh Cloths, vestirEs s ,,n ssI Ne
2Sbss's,s S, .,. - Hr'"G sh''''ns' :. Deryd
cached Long Cloths 3D. sd s and iod pei yard
Hamilton. Boot Mills, Long Cloths, II rer yard,
The att, ntion Of country merchants uiiners,
&C. &c s eacuary invited 10 the extraordinary large as
sentiment sow At this establishment ONE PRICE lNVA-
vANNs WHOLESALE, and retail cssH Dry Goods store.
eli f,r.n1 81. between Allen and Orchard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07

HoRRtBLE-rhe Bloomsbury, Pa Register says;
- Our ne hbourhood has been under considerable
excitement for some days past under suspicion,
that a most extraordinary and unnatural CRIME ct
noisonirg TO death. had been committed by parent
anon a child. post morton examination has been
warrant was issued and the person implicated ar
\ rested and confined in the PRISON of this county
| The subject will be judicislly Investigated"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07
Latest AGvfces

xASxS FOR LONDON-Packet of ne i0ta 81. item r.
&pxA The superior packet ship MONTREAL, Griffin,
MASTER will be despatched as above her regular day
cabin and seerage passengsrs
Apply to r,r.. .
HERD WAN kEENaN, o. oouth ~. uo sta'rs.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL-Packet OF the 7th OF Septem-
TENDER Use ir.t casslfas, sailing paek etshp 10
JE2a46 ZOE, Capt Hueson, will sail above. her regu-
Iay very accommodations for ca6n and
steerage intending to emak should make
snmedate board oat OF Maiden lane,
HERDMANk KEENAN,, 81 South ST.
All up stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-07

VANTED-A Boy, aAou' is sss e p nS, y AGgly,S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-13
WAsHINGroN CITY, Jan. 8, 1910,
"Wednesday Evening


Henry D. Gilpn, of sylvania, now Solicitor
OF the Treasury, will be appointed Attorney General
of the United States. This appointment, which has
only attracted notice for the last few days among the
politicians, (havins been overl eked) was at first
offered to Mr.. George M. Dallas, and by him de-
clined. Mr.. Van Bnrsn, in appointing Mr.. Gilpin,
has adhered to his determination, that he wi pass
over his POLITICAL friends in both houses of Congress-
in selecting his cab net officers Mr. Grundy no,c of
the Senate, has doubt had much to do with the
present selection-Mr, Gilpn, having performed all
ms duties, while The present Senator held that office
sinecure.
This appointment will give no little dissatisfaction
TO some potent supporerso the administration in the
Senate; because, it hoped that some one of two
members of that body from the ranks of the admins
traton, weuld be apponed-Mr Strange, of North
Carolina, or Gen. Wall, of New jersey. The APP
pointment of MIR. Strange pretty extensively
expected.
Mr.. Gilpin will do very well in the way Of bust
ness, and is quite lucky, should say. in obtaining
political preierments. He rejected by the
Senate, as Bank Director, in 1884
Men OF middle talents generally get the high
places so says Lord Broug ham.
An administration Senator said to me, this
ing" Mr. Van Buren, does not sufficiently consult
his friends in making his appointments, and-and-
and-how does the Harrison nomination take in
your DistrctT
Mr.. Cambreling will step over from London to
Petersburg o. a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-13
Correspondence OF the HERALD

ALBANY, January 9, 1910.
DsAR SRA learned functionary, who has lived
in story for some centuries past, and who is known
TO the erudte rnder the appellaiion Of Dogberry,
once told gentleman that il he tedious as a
king he could find it in his heart to bestew all his
tediousuess on his friends. The gentleman frsm
Tioga," Mr.. Harrington, has more tediossness than
any king extant, and he bestowed it on friends
and foes today indisc and in such quaint
ties to sa;sate all parties. The bill appointing
Weed state printer, came up Cor its third reading
and the question Of its passage, the gentleman
from Tioga" talked fer about an hour. lie rambl led
all over the orchard and uttered mass Of inc ohe re
nonsense that his own friends were clearly ash met
Of 1 thoasht yesterday that he gave promise III
some "a. alness bat the exhibition of today bas dis
appointed me greatly. l.. G.. Chatfeld Of Otscse
who was in the chair during the discussion yester
day, made long .peech today on the bill appoistinr
tate printer. MIR. Roosevelt occupied the floor fol
a while on the side. The object Of the gentle
man was TO reoommit the bill in order 10 take the
ayes and noes on the various amendments propos ed
by them when in committee, measure NECESSARY IL
exhibit the real state of the TO the people but
which was forgotten by them yesterday TIE wings
proposition TO adjoarn rejected, I'D the bill WA
finally carried through, by vote of 10 the entrs
/ wk Jig strength Of the house.
a bill was received from the Senate. proyding 20
! the immediate election Of a 4. : Senator A motio
/ was made to refer the bill TO a select committed
! which did not prevail
Mr.. Taylor moved an ad arnment. The questio
was taken by ayes aud noe s. and rejected.
The bill was then comriitted TO the committee {
the whole, and the How Sc adjourned.
The Senate has been the scene OF an eNcHIhg a'
bate 10 DAY, IA whlcL Cen Root, Col Young, ana W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-13

IN the Globe OF yesterday, gives rise to mach con-
versation, but does not originate efuson Of blood
reported that Mr.. Clay is about to resign his
seat In the senate, and 60 home TO Ashland, and
engage IN the culture and manufacture of hemp.
Scarce can our hsId', such crowds at Tyburn die,
With hemp the galows and the fleet supply"
But, do not believe the report l have known
Mr.. Clay to DE on the of resigniny ON five dis.
tnct occasions but, thus far, l have not known
him to resign.
1t is said that Mr.. G lpn of Pennsylvania, who is
now in the discharge of the duties Of Solicitor the
Treasury has been nominated to the Senate, for the
Office OF Attorney General. IL had been re ported,
that Mr.. Strange of North Carolina had been select
ed; but the report was without foundation
Before the orders Of the day were called
MIR. Abbott Lawrence of Massachusetts rose and
by unanimous consent presented rial from the
American citizens, now at Canton. praying Congress
to afford them protection. On his notion it was re-
ferred to the committee Foreign Affairs and or
dered to be printed. This MEMORIALS fgreat
quencc TO tho merchants of New York, Baltimore,
Philadel hia, Providence, Boston and Salem. I'm
mediate action will be had on it.
In the Senate after the usual miscellaneous bust
ness Of the morning hour had been disposed of, a
message from the President of the United States
received, covering a report from the Secretary of
the Treasury, the subject of the suspended banks
was referred ~ the committee on Finance, and or
dered to be printed. As as it is printed, will
send you a copy.
The bill for the armed oo cupatioa of Florida, was
now taken up the order OF the day. when Messrs.
Crittenden of KY, and Preston Of South Carolina,
spoke against il; and Mr. Pierce of New Hampshire,
IN favor OF It Before any action was taken, the Sc
nate dourned Forty two Of the candidates for the
left here today for the Alexandria Aims
House. The price of gin fell twenty per entum in
ten minutes afterwards.
Yours, in strict communion with the Saints,
TOBIAS TRoTT.