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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
Public Notice to The o,,nsrs Of Delinquent Lands IN
Tirotnid.
ArpiIoR's OFFICE,

Richmond, May, 1870.
NOTICE hereby given all whom y may f J;a;na
nrsuonce Of ,wo acts Of General Assembly OF Nfe,a
passed on the o,h Of March, 1882 and the 2.h fsnm
all which have been returned 10 hs o h Of each tract
will necessary amount Of and damages en
S 49, bs court DAYS holden In the month OF oc
her next, by The Sherits Collectors Of this M
resrondencc with this office, the denqnsn ~ off
printed for circulation. The lists will be retained ~ e and
others ample opportunity make the Necessary @
the taxes in airea is desirable that a n as
possibe in reference location OF the iaa a .ors
each uae anu 'he hAH'e'o ~ JAMES E. HEATH,
,,oo re aouey1 auditor Of 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

DEAL ESTATE FOR SAlEln pursuance of decree OF le
IL Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chacery Tor the 'ny
NJ ,novrr the 18th day of April $780, IN SUIT m
,ncary i'm which Joseph T. Hughes is plaintiff, anu llrlhad
H. imitrlake, Thomas G. Clarke Iames b. smith, ana Ihas
C.nodo Sheriff County Hanover, Defendants
shall special Commissioner appointed by sd decree I
IN Thursday ID day Of July next fair II not the
first fair dav thereafter proceed 10 sell NJ pn!ic auction on @
premises for cash Of Of Land, lying q, the head OF
The Turnpike III Tie said County I'll Hanover WIN
the buildings and Improvements misunderstanding oil c"h"'
HE dwelling nre-hou", aud other out houses ana Is part 81
mo ame nrcery by the said james B. smith TO the SAID
hom, Clarke ly deed uf trust bearing date The h day oi
OCT lS-From the location 4" this property! Inc profits tut
uaGagcd store mus!
en-, e,a!r: il Is believed 10 be- most advantageous stand
" ~ WM T. II. POLLARD, Com.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
GROCERIES, At UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.

W. y" selling goods cheaper than we have ever hee "p 70
H. s them before, having laid in the same NJ very 10" '"e
. ha. y orleans sugar ftom 10 cents pound by
,. "sl1riti. cash
- no. Porto Rico al very low prices
20 %. frlE" 81. Crciy Sugar
=. .ass tofec from 10 l2 cents, mp -, :, %
~ ts! y Orleans Mo!asses family article, AZ -
i, tehls p.l gallon hy the barrel, cash
:! h14> prime Yves, India do.
o. lJ!. No Gross herrngs 50 50-perfeetly sound
ItcSases Loaf Sugar, low as II IL cents
Oh most beautiful Clarified Sugar, perfectly "hte su''aoe
;, icrNcservinp, &c.
:, fathases splendid Tens
= S'GtS very fresh bunch Rasns
hrt5- of rt;iols grades
4 ."l'pice, B!a: Pepper, Ginger, Mace and Gloves
''' rs Cotton Yam al reduced prices
Ta's Of every description
non Of all sizes
ear Of largest and hes, sacking
LA~ Cotton and Wool, Cotton and wool CMus
Lamp Oil, Sperm and Tallow Candles
io"teI and Shot, Turpentne Soap
ahet, e' '"'ss VI o''e' e'''
determined sell any and every thing In our ile, a.
lowest prtces for a,h0seVlg that all rade mus1 Wv
-ae: Come 70 that. WYATT Will
March 10 l0l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

TTy. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CoHs.
- " sneuty al Richmond, Virginio.
THIS Companv was incorporated in the year ee WIN per.
mtua charter and capital OF S'9oouo ana lsues asa'.
loss or damage BY fire houses Stores
establishments household furniture and mefchahoi"e N eehef
on the favorable terms ,;. - x;,o,os ,,,., :,
ANY losses which Company may sislan on rsne e a.
this agency, will be adjusted Win ;irs mae 10
made subscriber, who has been a"i nIyiE sn
CITY Of Richmond and vicinity ~ "tN--D- 80 -'~'
once opposite me hahH 6-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

CANCER. CANCER, CANCER = ,
re BENJANiT D. ANDERSON, offers his! services 10 NJ,
ID ;r md re rrh,ic for the Of this inveeralt ana
tr a-s7se such Ms confidence in his mode Q! urea,
viii be made unless cure DC ee a Rirh
W +, immediately the road leading 'roh hr'-
~ m chhgrg Nv way OF Gainesville and buckingham
C.a al. r4hl miles below The latter place leuers M.
t,>-N trm At EidTd-- T. o., Buckingham county, ' w.
,-.t. MI. meet wlH prompt attention. o, ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

BOl'T 30 NEGROES FOR SALE IN FARhlHIl.IE.-Ey
y vi deed ots executed by Jas Madison, ofrecor IN
County II Prince Edward, vii! he sold Wednesday, 18th
June, lslD public auction in Farmric about ~ Ncgocscon
Of Men, Women, BOYS and Girls, ai chiefly OF the
valuable description; which three valuable House
Tie II mol the whole VIII be- sold
credit say FROM 10 IL mouths.
The sale VIII certainly take place The poSponcnen hereto
having consequence ofca"ilrr the rights in
all such have become satisfied and doubt
exist 10 title. By THE TIKI SIEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-rhe subscriber offers for
j sale the tract of upon which h resides lying on James
% The Courthouse and - from Richmond, containing 80 acres
has - acres of river bottom, and 30 of creek low grounds and
f m IN s0 acres wood land; the high land - OF first rate
nn;ty and in fine state Of Improvement Attached TO the pre-.
niscs are GOOD dwelling house, with all the necessary farm and
, ,ss Persons DESTROYS making investments in real cs
tate n requested 10 and view the land as bargain may be
had. ,..,,.,s 81 ly,,arJ ca,,onJ H.,
PSShoud the named tract oil ahn nc" nc disposed {"
pvate il will offered for sale at pubic auction on ne pre-
misses on the 18th day Of Jny next. = ~ w.
Address GoochandC c. H. oo
Mnys '~'-"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

SpRIN GARDEN FOR SALE rirouS I" sell thai FIT
- tie farm al b.,uriin residence 'SpIin. Garden, situated III
m. cnnv Hanover amunky River tw" Inics above New
Castle and the city ui Richmond II contains be
tween eight hundred mos! Of II very fertile
portion fine meadow and tc entire tract susceptible
of .r highest degree Of Improvement, ~ II nbound wan Shi
r sand quality, may be- seen by refer
ence Geological Reports Of Professor Rogers long
credit nine years. will bc given on The purchase
money when due and that OF lis annual legal inter
being duly secured The fertility and beat! OF ths ah MS
n cannO, fail attract The n"c" oi any person drSos to0"
ic properly Ny friend and tenant Mn ancy Jones' residing
an The fra will pleasure showing II Ia those who
wish also refer them !" my friend Go" T. street res
ding in lie nrelhulopd and who has long known H. u Tins
r.r,, /. not the of September il viii be- leased tur
term al years. either VIII he given iic IL
day Of January nru and the privilege I" SOWING small graz" '
fan. -.
during the u Congress. and afterwards near Richmond
v IN meet or,n,pt attention. W. II. ROANE.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
Eriensrc safe Of TaIunIIe Lands IN Orange

ETffnSsfe SHtf OF diHnb'P i.GHRS IN OFdH9f.
pronounced lh Feb, lS0 by The
L Superior Court for erCo and Richmond, in suit III lan..
r which James Heron administrators and others are plaintiffs
and the heirs of Thomas Aacon der ana others are Defendants
and under The authority conferred upon MS by the said decree a.
special commissioning. Of Tie Court we .hai proceed on F,
sell upon the lands pnb auction the following tracts Of land
with all The buildings and Improvements thereon ~ The Count.
and By him conveyed William Hay J Edmund W Rootes and
George Fisher deed dated the 9Th June 1917 and duly
recorded the County Oranges which tracts are described II
the said deed of trust a. follows, viz:
containing thousand eight hundred ana
acres conveyed 10 the sad Thomas Macon by Hachsa Burnley
dec by deed bearing date the Isl ua 1880 duly recorded
the Court of Orange County, the boundaries 81 which are par
,icusry forth in the last mentioned deed
said Thomas III John of Reuben Burnley.
Also, all that tact which was conveyed 10
said Thomas Macon BY JOB" Baylor" ana France NJ, ws M
fredericksburg t- boundaries OF which are particular
forth in the last mentioned deed with The exception oil hit'
hundred thereof conveyed by said Thomas Macon I" IN
Also ,rnc, Of four hundred and ffy acres situated
aforementioned tract purchased Of Zahara Gibbs and bounded
by lands OF John Williams Joseph Williams James Barhou
Also one other lying Bu- Run, containing 300
purchased Madison and bounded by the lands OF sc
Madison, William Smith and Reuben Newman
We shall AT The same time by The authority, proceed 4
SELL upon Of 1921 aforesaid at public auction snc
Of the Slaves conveyed the decd al Of the 9Th June 1871
aforesaid and already sold under The said der, ar Their IN
crease, shall be produced 10 U.s.
proposed 10 have these lands surveyed before ihr sale a
subdvidcd into smaller which may be sold separately I"
together, suit the wishes OF purchasers Inc decree gives !"
If The sale. arc moi completed The day when they are com
menced they win he continued from day TO day or from 'e
tlne until completed. -,
TrRvsh. lands sold these terms: one fourth o
The purchase cash. the resi- III three equal an
nua inamcnts The credit payments To be secured y m" WI
good personal security and BY returning me tte oil ' IAN" "
the last payment Is made =.
The slaves sold for cash, upon short credit
PS-lc above mentioned tract conveyed I" Thomas Macm
he john GayIor and Frances wife, will not he sul the Com
njssoners having informed since the frat publication oil I'M
advertisement Though they know tie fact thai that tra
was sold several years ago by Thomas Macon himself
JAMES LYONS, ron,ssrs
c. N JOHNSON, ~
March "a !. ..,,.,,,.,r 'o'-'"'
DISAPPOINTMENT.
:" " ]. !.
May 4, 1910. y. :. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
To,ns of the Richmond Enquirer.

=, I'D TIRE. times a ns,k during n, SESSION
~ IN k'9A an. tee eek d9riap Tie rest Of the y,ar
ca' So . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
n,l,,rs ps- csuara and Three Dollars for six months
lyancc BE- paid IN NE cfse or reunited by ma post
,IN9t =, Gllars pcr annum NJ the end ot the year
a q , - tins office may he remisn per nai IN good and
~ ,1s notes, al The f>N ei Tue hu"t' he postage o. az
s 81, bpt ~ HrtterS.lThe postage of single letter
yc" - Z" Tue wrir ~ !, ,he accumulation OF
.s.vc business, when operates as serious taN
g ~ - ~ my for nine papers, annually, shall have the
q A"'''
tG .-.'s .b, hereafter b. considered as incurred
e" " aud fr wears publication, unless specially
Sd tis ~ ,nc and paid for in advance for that shorter
,,risi ~ ,.r.d
5t, shall be- sent the order Of any and
= No hrr nnrss paid for in advance, satisfactory
,1 - soine known and accessible person in regard tc
ta ar his payment But in case of an order for pub
~ .r m at plymcn from new subscriber VINO l. um'c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

No: ckcOp Groceriestor C"sh-.uay, lo4o'
IN i,rrS \ o. Sugar, BY the barrel at Id cents
III Il a. prime Porto Rico Sugar do do. al cents
) osss prime green Coffee BY the bag al IL CTS
a5 10 family Coffee, n u Cts
= mas fine West India family Moasses, by gallons OF
more nj 80 CTS. per gallon
v .t4: r1at IVES, India do BY The gallons at 50 CTS
sais 60 .I5rrlor New Orleans Moassee, =! IS Gle
n ID No. ! Nn,,: Carolina Chp' hernrs ;.
w. rI.a sound Niiidlng Bacon old at ets
H. H. 49, shoulder d.. do. atb.s
II .1 ar.r,s n.w family Bacon
+. ss-s rg.rrn cot Nails, AZ cents pei pound
Iss. n - cent. per pound.
n a,1,. Inaf sugar al Ii CT. 10 10 cts PEI pound
IL. Ms, Eo,ron Yarns, manufactured by Lancaster zen
: y "a II : s3ani at Clarkcs old factory, known AZ heng
Z MT sunelia to any in the Stale: for No !, - PEI
Ef,fs.I. 5ctHi, on each rumher. .ir "a, >,
u. s,r prices the cash. a. We are determined 70 s "
.'"'' = :" : - ! 2--Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

NOTICE-Mr James +. T. lacon will please take noticr
lnabant al Virginia that III" 2d day
~ JULY Holloway Court, shall proceed take the
rpusliOn Of William c. Overflow nj Nottoway Courthouse and
ii nm his deposition should not be taken on that court
Iay ial proceed 20 take The N"liOway day,
being August ad place. If not then taken, the
next N,nway Court, being the 81 OF Srpcn,hc eic; and be
tween the Uf each respective day Of 10 4. NJ, and T. NJ
evidence sui drpendn. III the Circuit SI
pcriu of Law and Chanrc, of the County Of Holloway, III
which plaintiffs, and yuI and others defendants.
WILLIAM X. MILLS,
RUBT. :. FIlPPiN.
M,, iIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

.11-I EEY-,I,;t solder Srip. and Bits Alorer s Out
) @ u.I zurp- auI Bits, English Wors,ed Web strain,
Na ail.srs Str... Fine steel ahd Pla,ed Hp'I,,
Ta,, ii ,.cv dcsr2ion English Heads and Reins, ana
4, 49,! ,',,..t. WM =. UANSELL& son,
.r,s-S qal Is toissdie dealers, y .,iarES'-St,.
ma am1 Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
TO tic Stockholders IF HE Jdmes Ricer uni Knnnarho
(yfuDGuU

EENTLEMEN-aying been appirdip by The proper number
~ Of Stockholders holding the requisite number n shares.
ra meeting Of The Stockholders al the Company, hereby
Nr la the Capitol III the Cit! of Richmond Mon
,ny The ih day Of June the purpose aiopfiu"
aud regulations fT the ui the Canal which will
shortly br operation Richmond and lynChIrg
aud u trisaCing such other business require Your
ton. am kcTy respectfully,
Your ubrIricni
JOSEPH e.. CABEIJ,
Warminstcr, May -, lei0 r. j. r. & 4. co.
MayJ 5-llWtlnJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

NOTICE-Al persons who have claims against the late DAME
Call requested 10 make them known forthwith the sub
scber in order that they may be adjusted and paid OIL
GEO. FISHER, Err.
Nav ~ G-Jw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

= fHEEFruaD MILLS AND MIDDLETON MlLLs.-ihe
n River and Kanawha Company are des'rons 10 lease ~.
'.cot M.!s. Richmond, for the ensuing seaSoh ~
"."s apply Cen. Bernard Peyton of Richmond. ,,, 10
lac sane Company offer for sale the Middleton aiS "'
'S E.Hcr III Fuvanna For terms, apply 10 "eh' 'o"" =
=, He, Evansville, Flayanna County.
SsAn9nd, 18Th April, 1870 &c ,,,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

,y1.o- sant,rp ,heir Tobacco and other produce 10
| naat forwarding by the Richmond aud Petersburg
>.t hy s Railroads South Of Petersburg, viii, II $"
..a IL IL Nrled 10 Richmond without DELAY IL should D.
, q, ne Dp0p' agent at Petersburg, Mr. j. SaiIrs VINO
I,yu,,,d,n@ il; AMI viii pay the Railroad freight 10
;.re, and the iraya.e. forwarding commission "i ~
On III fri., u this R"ad will be charged by the Agent
sf.....;s, wiyh III. f;-s .ht and lrayage.
will tot be liable for accidents or losses, except
!, ..sut on H. own Road.
IL ut asa continues 10 forward 70 Rchmohu iop'e'o an"
..,.- are sen: by the ippoma,'oN River.
!e.-a' - iuo'o''' = = - l2O-em
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

NOTICE.-Wr wish Ia employ ih the next season slner
~ man who qualified and CONF well recommended
Ia take charge Manufacturing Will For snch one: liberal
wage" viii given Refer L" Fr!ion Dean lI"ais kri'
iGond hcNSHAN . ihI-Ni'
81 The Mig wi! please copy.
~, IN 3-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

tlEpl Al, COLLEGE, RcilaonG, Yo.lhe WINTER session -,
II m Na!Cal Department al Hampton sydney 'olesf, VA
tr,Jr ii Richmond tn" first Monday oi H"'ehpe' S~"'
I'D tart.na- uni the las, o: February following. -, r
I-C4al> W. a. Professor OF the Theory and fracuca OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

;DGiu vacancy having uccurredin one oil the i"'s :"
y Ia; University o Virginia, by the death OF one OF ,e
t.r. 1.n. present sr-nn appointment 10 M ". III, ~
~ TIE, Board III Visitors NJ their meeting o" IN W
j"r.,-The ricr allowed Tor board, including diel' he M
'ae igraulr for the dumiorS washing ana proper ~.
a"t 4. fyas,S s,r domestic and m"nai duties, So M
each .., ,ftie &c ten mnnii-l he b"'fd
st adslur" rs the rrac;ot who pays over I" tue i
.,a. ,r,,l; tn" end Of every month. III,
~ should b. made 20 tse W.. w.
~ n.l. nj, ., jg,,. ". II. WOODLEl,
80 Proctor U.Cf Va.
5-tlstJN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

See his letter in invitation 10 vs ls Guy pO
ishet In the Louisville Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

A.,.,gu. l.. WlE<rF. u. D., Professor OF Surgery. :,
sra,Tg, MNrrIx NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry ana
70. nanay attached the College furnishes an a'pt nun
IL Medical Surgical cases for clinical inslTu't"n ,
wI' Clinical Lectures VIII also be delivered ~ inc AIMS
m 10 which the student vii! nave access.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

,.,, az ! SWAN At YORkTOWN-ao celebrated in the
fuuer proprietor Lawrence Gbbans for all OF the
,,S t whether please the palate or The cye-ias
lty II months correspondent TO MS former hen
pen yru.llna itself the consideration oil lul ana
,,.pu,se. suitable bathing houses are being erccten
..pllon making for The entertainment oi compan!
.k ~ month through the approaching season us Ia
w @ sri a.iierv, supplied III the most suitable style;
horses are furnished on the shortest notice Indeed,
ap> n Marriages summer reSortitS accom-
~ ;u!at ~ good and "a cheap rs those heretofore
trasla II! h,nihtunrSS is equal 10 that al any OTHER
III nil pauuSaan proof OF this, Il may be piop. "a
49, 80, family from Richmond spent the whole month oi ia"t
,, lyrl days, al said house, and after enloynG ,.
ns, ali the While returned home restored by the SAT-
p-r rs a-- transported and from Whynne wharf on
~ r nlarnaliy il being only Smiles thence For further
f,..-'' WILLIAM NELSON.
~ ll6-2aw Inns iaw2m
- RI, rational n'sicencer i requested !" copy Tue a"o'e'
al thor account - iti- office Tor collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02
MAY 4, IL 10.

March "a ,,o ..,,,r..r lo'-'"'
~ " ~ !. J..
Nav 4, 1910. w. ~. :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-02

To hr Dsmorrafic Central Committee Of ky
A duplicate of the letter sent to General Harrison,
was, as is stated the body Of il, also transmitted
TO the President, who, instead Of taking shelter be-
hind committee, standing mute, replied as FOL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

AsHEs.-Wc have still bare market in Amerc an Potash
and therefore no transactions to notice Prices are con-
sequenty merely nominal 1850 A. Pearlash is worth
$3.50 so klos duty sL25 paid but there is very little
enquiry. No arrir ais.
RIcr.-our market is dull. We have only to report a
sale of so tierces at 2650 per 80 kos duty E3 paid
Our rates range from 23f. to 81.
HoPs-Accounts from the plantations speak favorably
the appearance of the CROP but accurate opinion
Gamble formed for several weeks to come Our market
quite bare Of old Hops.
DRuc AND DYEs-Our market for these articles is quite
devoid Of interest sale Of casks Quercitron Bark
Philadelphia took place at l6f per so klos duty 2f20
paid Also 100 tons Terra Japonica, black, at 45c
klo lot OF Brazil sarsaparilla fetched 81
per 4 kilo. in bond
We have received few supplies Of Gum. Cochneal sc.
coastwse, and sarsaparlla Balsam of Capvi and
Bark, from Naracabo.
CoFFEE-Nothing deserving particular notice has
CURED since last report The general character of the
market is that of stiffness; prices nevertheless maintain
their ground. The sales effected 2,2oo bags ST.
Domingo 55i Gle; 3l bags Havana, middling at %
6ic and Il bags Brazil ordinary, SOC per kilo in
bond. We have received 500 bags East India from Rot
terdam 30 bags from Maracabo and 81 casks ~ b6gs
from the Colonies
WHALrsosr.-Thc demand is very limited and prices
heavy lfi3i lst Only tons found buyers at the
quotation supply OF 5ie bundles was ed by
year
WHEAT AND FLorR-The Corn market has been, for
time past a very inanimate condition, and the
ther has continued favorable the harvest the northern
districts prices looking downward About 60oo hectos
Odessa and northern Wheat have been exported to Eng
land that stock in all descriptions reduced
to 5000 hectolitres.
Very little doing in American Flour the only sale
report being $50 bbl Genessee at $3.50 per Dbl for
sumption.
WooDs-scarcely any demand has been manifested this
week. The sales consisted of 90 tons Campeachy Log
wood spanish cut 1880 and 81 Martinique Log
wood at 7s per 30 kilo for home The arrv ais
cargo Marscaibo Fustic, another OF Campcachy
from Laguna parcels Of Logwood from Martinique and
Cedar from the L. states
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
MIR. BENEFITS LETTERS.


BosroN, 10th Sept. 1910.
/ have just returned from Lowell, where spent
the last two days. My qualification has been an
bounded. Ten years ago Lowell had population OF
3000-with five factories and couple Of churches
now it couuts 81 factoriesan aggregate capital Of
$40 500 900, about six churches, and 10000 inhabi-
tants 1t is of the most beautiful and well built
towns in New England. The railroad from Boston
to Lowell one Of the best constructed on the con-
tinent. 1t is all iron and stone-nO wood-resem.
bling very much the railroads in England. An
nexed give the latest statistics Of Lowell, but a
graphic description of the various manufacturing
\ FIR dav two
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
Importnt,ops.


LoSpoN-Psr British Qaes.-i plv 4, Uo,.v. : a. n "a,
ao,i II SAID; Wadsworth 4 Smith: a j RIVE, - q
lhoiprh Barser Brotherss Hudson; bales q fore.
wood cot e Dow CO; 2cks Breck 81. scs Wslcr 3
I,l oodh. AZ; sheldon COS Patton stewartd Mess
send cois w Bond; 20 REESE X SON; BALDWIN Burn
ham Coz Beknap Pierce Neustadt siisl Brothers.
90 Jones co; lie BOaghteer. Stanford bse Had.
Psa So' {. Asa Petite Dsgs',tST az. Ni.y
A.pinwslli wsdswornk smith; 10 &C. IA ppstoa Scos
Gibson, Johns 81. l. MADDEN co.. sill ON Hay
woed, Tetsrra GO; sheldon coz Cu.lng, Marsh
fSiW Lsssl'E wrish, sisfs; sAss c2Ts
gss Coz Is 5 Mason 20 wivbn' ES @ w Bluntsis
Tyron; u Gillespie aw Brbnjs p,arce, A D Davis;
skeni Kendall Coz 81 Reed 1oL Gill; Victor Du'
Res Ps:l.s so i ,wrsGs s,Srss:E
N son e. Mright; MS Halls ~ cs Stone, swan
co; T. Leon; WV CfipV bN Ellison; Daforey
soos; Esans; oisf ~ a Cotheal C. ii sio-
ber b. ~ Tumm,ssiS eP,s brothers Field Duiibg
Munns tlarkit Cohf barber brothersi Cert Jor
dan; stewart CO; YAbrshsnsOu II Wheeler. BIZ
JAY; A FeI MSS femans rel Asor. bl Sands
For co, 1 l. solomef rd Taplor d co: X, iss
Tones & ;ft CO Sands VIZ co; N Cohen so oHT.e
< co Bowen eos strsnse; NJ Barrett Arsold
Hean OK Cohen; Amy 20. n NIeIsr,
AVE Adams, Homer Cd Young smith eo, ssdss.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

Again and again we have beaten all the Wall street
papers out of the field, in foreign news, during the
last seven days, and sent it over the country IN ad-
vance of the whole Of them. The last week has been
a succession of triumphs, and the arrival OF the
Queen was the " browning rose of the whole
wreath" Our Commodore, Robert Martin, boarded
the Queen half an hour ahead of the wall street
boat; and by one o'clock yesterday morning our
paper put to press with ten columns oil foreign
news We then issued a second edition at three O.
clock in the morning, with Is columns of the news
This we sent all over the country But these beats
are trles to what we shall De, when enlarge in a
few days.