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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Iw will give the above
- reward for the apprehension and delivery to me, or secured Ahe IN N
away on the fist of February last, belonging to The Lower BYRD
Plantation, In Gooehland county, or sS for either OF them, VIZ: e.,
teeth BY the kick of a horse, S feet II inches high. ..,
Jim Ross, about 20 years old, yellow complexion, snadl black
feet high.
hand has n law walk, rather a down look, 5 feet 8lnShes high.
William Tinsley, about 30 years old, prominent, eycs, rather
small features, dark, but not black, feet 10 inches high.
Renhen. aI wears old, short and stout, good looking, 5 feet hnf
and inch high. %.
These Negroes went of together, from Richmond. They are
false papers. Wh.5 1sNpEno:
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M FOR s%ALE.-This Land lies in the county OF Cnas-
ANV n,,d.fors creek, adjacent 10 the lands of Mr. Jas.
I've On o. y = Green. and Capt. John Marshall, about three or
I'n mics Of Of Msrysville, phe county seal') q ve,y nuuI's 30 ~.
- sr,In IRONS, abou; one hundred acres OF creek ana
60 = M aas' with good improvements. and an excellent manu-.
MIN, recently built, on an ample ana never anu ~
: : /. ,e strongest. perhaps, this side ofthe mountains; also, a
s,.s lead mine. Pieces as large as a hen'see can be Dug on,
J. ~ ~ sss, or ihe surface. For health, convenience, and good
=. ~ n,,ce can he better situated. The natural advaiita-
\ ne mineral springs above mentioned, would make II one
mos, de.irabie watering places in virginia, IL improved.
z eng efedi' "''i w ISAAC READ.
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WYE m now getting in a large and fresh stock of Groceries,
w from this and The Northern Markets. We assure our friends
thai tbev shall have every thing in OR line rs cheap az they can
he obtained in This city. The patrons of the late firm of Wyatt &
White mn solicited 10 continue their dealings.
""'e '' WYATT, WINSTON a POLLARD.
p. S-We have turned our particular at'cntifn to the selling Of
nroduce Of every description; which, if entr'E ed TO our care,
Shall be punctually and faithfully executed ahvn ~ y y p
made. w. :,
Nov. l6 o-iS
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TWENTY-TWo NEGROES FOR sAl.E;-By virtue OF a de-
i cree Of The Superior cour, Of Law ". anu n Cha n,Mw lST ,ne
and others, against Brough's Administrator shall sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, a, Mount Laurel ,ss u" u, s0 ~ syO o. mean.
toned in said decree, consisting of men, women, boys and girls.
They are a parcel of very valuable aud likely Negroes. Persons
IN SIMPLY themselves. JOHN COLEMAN Commissioner.
TS : 55-tds
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We OF ErNA PITS, &c.-By virtue of a Deed of Trust,
.sAtd april als., lSil, executed by John Heih to the sub
aH Chesterfield for the purposes therein mentioned, will
10y, on Wednesday, the 22nd December, inst at the Etna
aet~ise called Blount's Pits, In Chesterfield, the unex-
y tm of a lease OF The said Pits, ending on the lst of Janu-
10, together with all and every the engines, machinery, hx-
!, asi' and utensils, Goals on hand, horses, mules, forage,
Nasons, carts, and other articles Of property used thereat or
.~e1sn Herewith. Also, the uneYpired term of a lease OF q
arf, opposite Rockets, belonging to the said pits. The
va be made by public auction, and by agreement Of the
on the following terms of credit, TO wit, on a credit Of 6,
La y months. Bonds, with good security, bearing intorcs,
uy Of sale, will be required Of the purchasers.
~ fs are we'll worthy the attention Of persons disposed to
N IN The coal business-ihe coal being Of the first quality,
abundant in quantty-and the engines and other property are
W order, and Of great value.
MILES C. sELDEN, ~
f. :h, lsil. Gi-,ds
n The Wing will please copy, daily and country, until the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

CERYANTs FOR HiRE.-Ihe subscriber WIN navs o nme
- the first Of January, about one hundred ana n,y servants
house servants, male and female. The most Of the above Ser
wants, in each branch of business, are as good r. ." DC q n
attend to the hiring out of their servants, and not having ;b mao
time heretofore 10 attend 10 ii for them, tins Is ~ lnlo.m ~
that | have made arrangements so as 10 turn more oil my attention
TO The hiring business, and shall now be glad to serve mem, o. %
aey other individuals who may wish their servants .h',cu ~
The city. The best prices will be gotten for them, and places IN
which they will be well treated. Personal attention WIN DC pa,u 70
them when sick, aud attended by rs good Physicians d . any !"
the city for three dollars per year each. .c
Terms for hiring out and collecting the same, the ,o% prMrSe u
five per cent. WESl
r. S.-Persons wishing me to hire out their servants, WI con
fer n fayor on me, and add TO their own interest gieauy; oy a'
ing them here by the third of January At any rate. "; '.
Richmond. December Z. lS4l. wv
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NToTICE.-A Legacy of about sixteen hundred dollars was len
IN by John billiard OF spoisylvania county, va, TO ms son, Jas
Va bn, he is supposed to have moved TO some Of the Western
States. This is therefore to inform him, OF my Of his friends, that
the Esta,e is IN INV hands, and he can get u Ivy an application TO
THOS. u. SMITH,
Executor Of JOHN billiard, deed.
2S-ff
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T,gIL REAL ESTATE NEAR RICHMOND FOR SAIL
AT PUBLIC

E Lands belonging to the Estate Of Isham Goddin, de &c as
I'm. of iIenrico county, will be sold, al public auction, on ane
4S next month, December at - O'Clock. The Land la36t
sin a healthy and improving neighboIhood, miles y. Z,
! sthmond. ii lies on a good road, and is bounded for about
ale y the Gnley's Creek, on which there Is some very nne
kas land and good timber. About one half OF me Iana Is IN
-. The Improvements are, a convenient dwelling mouse,
|asat6s q large family, a good kitchen, negro quarters am
k.ss houses. Any further desc ription OF the land Is deemed
(assay, a. il is expected that those who wish 70 purchase
rev lie premises before the day of sale, which they are IN, IN,
kodo. The land will be shown by J. 0. Goddtn, VINO may
|iaad 90 me premises. 1t will be divided into three parcels,
Ers desired, and q very liberal credit will be aliowea tne
krsaSr. A plot of the land, drawn from a recent survey,
\ Il seen by applying to Mr.. James A. Goddin, al Mr.. fnllp
|h... Office. in Richmond. For further information, please
4! % lanes A. or TO J. o. Goddin.
Ems made known on the day OF sale. n,.ur,nyrryc
IS 2th, 1871. BY The DIS hlDO z
E g. There having been a misapprehension of a former notice
s@,h- above sale-produccd by a postponement OF .ne sa,e
|na- !h 10 the sd November-made on account oil another
1, "a. Gil. SeIden's) occurring on the i7th-we wisn IL 10
krf 49,, ~ NN THE DISTRIBUTES.
Ma 5s.tds
, Editors Of the Daily Richmond Wing and Religious Herald
s.sse insert in their respective papers until the ioth DE-
st, and charge James A.. or Jno. 0. Goddin.
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twice a week,

Saan.'s; and Marriages from the country, whenever
2 Az b,ntwr:ins il unknown at this office, must be a.thea-
;Gy ; IA s,Jorsa,ion ofthe Postmaster in the neighborhood,
I'D ~ n ~ nv case he published. every measure, that has
ne, N n," !" prevsn, impositions and quizzes, has proved hereto,
a@As laS.s-We must, therefore, Insist in such a case upon
caamanica,ion being certified by the name oil Inc f"s'h'as'e''
~ i, h,,l ef The ltter.J
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IL Stock, Stock in the James Rirer and hanaaoha
Comrany, and Ohio Land for sale.

Company, and Ohio Land Jor SAFE.
Incidence To an order Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
\! csaneery, continued and held for Richmond s11ns,,n. county, nun sn on
Fri ac;te Of the time and place of sale, by advertisement in
SlAaaai .Intelisencer, published in the city. Of Washington,
q The Enquirer, published in the city OF Richmond, Tor al
fss,y DAYS, sell, TO the highest bidder, az public auction, be-
/ toe door Of the Exchange Hotel, in the city OF Richmond;
fi:VersiOnaIy interest in twenty-five shares IN the faime an,
Eia Virginia, the dividends of which were gwen py ~ Thi
f ;e Stock in the James River and Kanawha Company,
now belongs to the Estate of the said Seward. Also aI
Sads IA the State az Ohio, belonging 10 the said Estate. l
p. On Thursday, the 5h day of February next, proceed to
@t cash, before the door of the Exchange Hotel, in the city
ASaaaond, as directed all the aforementioned properly.
BARTHOLOMEW Z. CHINN,
II. I'm 6l-tds
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Nov. lst. 1911.

have associated wnli me in the Gro
~ cery and Commission Business Mcssrs. william y. WINSTON
and William T. n. Pollard, of Hanover county, Under ,ne Grm u
Wyatt, Winston * Pollard. "At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

n IssoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNERsHlP-The co.Partner-
- shin of Wyot, & White was dissolved by Limitation on the
Is, day OF November, and 8; Wyatt has purchased The inte,es, IN
said concern. Persons indebted 10 US VIII Nuke payment 70 !"
e'sS N S. WYATT,
~ i, ,a1 tho. J. WHITE.
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4 MES AND MILL IRON WoRK.-I'he subscriber would beg
a Leave n Inform the public that he has returned to Richmond,
and has 6tscd up the old Nail FactcY at Haxairs Mlll's with
T~ILT-HAMME and all Other isn mae svorE n a ,h ! :ho . a0i nos
lice, and on the most reasonable tsrms lie is also manu i u n,
ing AXEs, and all kinds of EDGE noLS' wh'eh nc VIII SCI"
al wholesale OF 's'A'' q 0'"' = JosN HITCHCOCK.
a5-lOt
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0VERSEER WANTED.-i wish 10 engage an oserseer Tor
INV Estate in Goochland county, TO take possession The hst
of January. None other than n single man, who can bring GOOD
,ecommendations. need apply. A middle aged man preferred.-
snomention To be- made to Jos. c. Trent, At Llle Dover, or the
Ppnr In Richmond. JOS. TRENT.
unae 60-tf
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THRUST sALE.-By virtue of a Deed OF Trusl, executed ny
and of record in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of row,
hatan, we shall, on Thursday, the 23d day o pecehirsi next, =,
the Black Heath Coal Pits, offer for sac, ~ ash, !" mn msn nos
bidder, fifteen Negroes, chiefly men, and one OF 'ism a most
VALUABLE e"pe"'e' ~ "'1'' MILES C. sELDEN, ru,..
JNO. C. McCREDlE, ~
. w. o-,h 1al 59-tds
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D oXBURY FOR sAI.E-iiavins determined 70 remove 70 w
IL County of Louisa the ensuing year, shall onrr 70 tie hiencsst
bidder upon the premises, on Saturday the lstl December, mus
beautiful residence and valuable farm, situated on ,he .hickano-
miny River. in the County Of New Kent, in one OF The most agree
able neighborhoods in Virginia. II Contains between I'VE and SIX
hundred acres Of land; four hundred OF which are .nirRahominy
low grounds. The improvements comprise every building condu-
Give 10 The convenience and comfort Of u farmer. The mansion
house is in good repair, and sufficient for The accrmnodallSn o. a
large family Il stands upon a table land beautifully, adorned WIN
ornamental trees, and commands a view Of the entire farm IN
vicinity. / shall also offer 10 the highest bidder, one nther tract
known by the name of BELLE ISLE, which lies on ,he:Shlekaho,
m;ny River, between one and two miles ahorc. R"Sbury, and
contains between two and three hundred acres Of as t'rtlle lana
as any in the county. Upon it there is a large quantity Of valua.
Bile ash, oak, and other timber, and ineShansuhiS, suppress oil goou
mari. This tract would prove a most valuable aIIpcndase TO hoS
bury, rs the greater portion of it is now covered WIN Us original
Growth Of timber. I shall also sell about 400 barrels OF Corn; The
crop OF Fodder, plantation utensils and stock OF different kinds
A liberal credit will be given The purchaser o. ihs real estate. uo.a ~
The sale Of The above property will positively take place on
SATURDAY, the 18th of December, il fail, Il not, on the next
mo- oil Isii G0-it
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MOUNT LEBANON FOR SALE.-lIainr determined to re-
Il assume the practice OF my profession offer for sale nis
very desirable residence aud valuable Farm, IN Nelson county,
miles Of the James River and Kanawha Improvement - miles OF
Tye River Warehouse, Ia fouriships village, WIN q Tobacco N
snectiono and within four miles of Variety manufacturing
Mills. I deem il altogether unnecessary 10 en,er into a minute
detail here Of this plantation, so well known this section oil
cuuntry-suffce il 10 say, that 1t is well waterev Tue south FORK
Of Rockhsh river running Immediately tlroucM " win many
and timber is superintendent, and Of the best quality. The I'M
provements consist of a good framed dwelling house, with niue
house and ice house, together with all other buildings which at
tach to farms generally. Those who may desire ~ plrcnhse ae
hereby invited 10 come and view the prem,ssts, >ahd Judge LOT
themselves. ..n.
Terms-One third of the purchase money 1ta;h-the residue
in two equal annual instruments. r, >,y,,,r
% Address Tye River Warehouse. -,
Dec. 3 49,"
5DrThe Wing will copy, and send account TO this office for
collection.
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.-I shall continue TO hire on Servants
IN sell Produce, aud collect Debts, in THIS cry ana inc aoJolh-
ing countless h''uU"s WV """'' ROBERT HILL,
OGee ON Cross Street, By Bel 7drrn.
o,,-..a IA, e,b IgaI eff
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1F-om Me Mobile Advertiser, # Mon. 2l
FRoM Tusc.LoosA-Gov BAGBY ELECTED TO rhh
u. S. SESATE.-The followinging letter receiver ye''
terday tells the tale: chron,,,s1
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,WENTY-sEYENTH CoNGREss--2d Session.

Richmond, Dec. 3, 1s4l-
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RICH AND VARIOUS.

M THE NEW WORLD Of Saturday, Dec -
will maintain its claim Inc public favor in ehai'a
original and selected articles partial lis. ofconies
given below, Will amply prove.
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, DEC. IL
l. AN ORIGINAL LECTURE, on the Origin and Pc
gress the War between England and China, y
the Hon. JoHS W. EDMosO,, of this city-A Re'lJ
to Hon. John Quincy Adams
H. BEATRICE, a TALE OF PADUA, written ''
the New World by Edmund Flagg, Esq-ths col
cluslOn of thia thrilling stOry.
III. CATLIN's LETTERS on the North American Ii
disns-a very interesting Review, with Extracts
w. DEMOCRACY, Poem by John g. Whittier
V. MEMOIR OF MRS. AGNES MAcLEHoSE' "
Clarinda Of Burns.
VI CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT NlRACLis
from the London Spectator, curious article =.
VII POWERS THE SCULPTOR, by HOa' R 3
VII. THE FRINGE OF WALES, and other ch0''
and copious selections from foreign journals f'
ceiyed by the Acadia
X. ALExANDER TANNING HIS HORSE, 6y PsF
<. Editorials. Notices Of View Books and an imia'a'
amount Of interesting reading
TERMs.-s3 year in advance. u ne Fi'si '1
arue Of Charles o'Msley presented sTst;s 20 al n''
subscribers, commencing with the present vOiam'
he ousrto. For sale By the Agents in ell the cruz
Once, 80 Angst n. Y
Dec. lz-lt ~ WINCHESTER, Ppblisae'i
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For December IS.

CONTENTS
.POETRY.-LamsDi for chabod Crane-Tbe 10
sence Of God-The Murderer Deah -Bed-sss-
We meet in Heaven.
H.. DIR. LaRONER'. Lectures on Astronomy sad We
Steam En- !lnc, 10 orted for The Tribune.
Ill. BARNABY RUDGE The Two las, chapters ~
cevsd from England
" THE RIGHT OF SEARCH being abstract
the Correspondence on this subject between Lot
P.lmerstor and Mr.. Stevenson, late Mnisn
to England.
V..REPoRP of the Secretary Of tho Navy
VI ASSOCIATION PLAN OF I, URIER.
VII. Abstract of the MESSAGE of he Governor 0
Virginia,
VII .RDlTORiAI.s.-Ma Matters at Washington-Prsd
dents Message-Homs gue-lndiana-Arki'
sas-Tennessee, &c sc.
TX. CORRESPONDENCE Of the TRIBUNF.-LetlH
from Washington Of c rgres'-
Letter from Harrisburg-Letcr from Key Ws'.
X...AssIaci Of the REPohr of the SECkE fhRY 9
WAX.
XII LATER FROM EURoPE-From CIiINA-Fs
eign le,ai by tho A5.iIi.
Kill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Newspspan
Item OF News, &c. &c. 81.
XIII Bank Note Table, being complete list Of all y
good Banks in ths Uared Steies,
XIV NEW YORK MAGNETS - Couaty Market
Cattle AID Money Maraer.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Terms-Two Dollars year Single Copies Ct ceris
Subscriptions .olict cd by
GREELEY q McELRATH, No. 81 Ann 4
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u We have long since performed duty to tae pubic
in exposing the monopoly baseness and fraud by Whe
the much Wanted Exclusive Expresses OF certain Journals
are generally obtained. Whenever newspaper, by ex
taordinary outlay extent of correspond eace or superior
intelligence and vigilance, obtain important news
earlier than lis neehbors II may be presumed To Do
the public service and to merit comnendauon :
but when otcner the 1t obtains an advantas
by laying an embargo against all Others Oh The ord'n
AIRY aud necessary means of transmitting intelligence 1t
commits fragrant Outrage oil the rights of the commun
y aud merits the rehue and Of every honest man
Such the OF The Sun in its monopoly of eN
presses Utica Railroad during the Trial OF Mcleod
such regard 10 the by the Acoois
las, week such appears to be habiual purpose auc
effort
In regard the News by the Acadia the plain
of the Boston Atlas, (of which have given the sub
tsu,e) is douby fortified by the American of las,
o;.s Mr. Ven Benthuysen, the publisher, directly
o,iuycly states that Mr.. Adams told BIN the publisher
The Sun e6e, Cd l,.a SEQ # he ouid suppress TIE EsR
I,s ,apers fornerded by ham to the Aer'ess He diG
Withheld Them until minutes 10 10 o'clock s'e'as
Beash an opportunity send them OF fifs'seg 0y "e
O'Clock line 10 has confederate, IN Pkisdtph'G and Sal
,;msrs And row Beach comes out protesting tsat he
did uot ss.ne slip til about le o'clock, expecting L
escape by this squyocaon having sent 're's papers
and not slips!
The prc,cxt of The Sun that Adams may hsve joTg0f
tsSo deliver seasonsbly the package riacn
ious as conrsdicted by the story Of Adamss man OF
delivering the package that they had lost the Key OF Their
SAFE IN which the package srought, and delayed
hoars IN brNakii open And both these stories
are exploded by the negotiations between Beach ARD
Adams Immediately on the arrs of the boat and the at
tSmp,s made by for both OF them TO sell the ne.,
to mershGEs for Specializing purposes while it was KEEP,
back from the American and the public Ii there can be
conduct ors dshsuorabls sni knsvsh than ,hi. il pass.
a. ous comprehension,
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CAPTURE OF THE SASrA FE EXPRDITisS we
nave been shown II semi official letter from high
public functiounry in the Mexican caPital, winch
.tute. Explicitly that the Texans had been captured
entire, and were held prisoners by the Mexican
troops. We fam would hope that al these ac-
counts may not be well founded; that our brave
friends NAV not have been overpowered By ruth
less numbers; and that they may yet return IN
safety and freedom. But our hope waxeth weak.
We learn verbally by the same arrlva! that IN
formation had been received in Yucatan OF five
Mexican Commissioners, charged with special
powers for arranging with tina, STATE the terms on
which she would return as a member OF the Mex
can Republic, now that the mother had resumed
her acknowledged duty, and embraced the Federal
Republ,cansm of 1924. Most OF the Mexlcans
oeeved that Yucatan would readily agree TO re-
,ura, and again become Mexican State. We
shall shortly see. y. U. bu!letin' IN
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e The steamboat Argo sunk On the 9Th at
frankfort, Ken, just a. she was about enter The
Lock, which appears to be unini.hsd. The boat
and cargo are lost About twenty or thirty pas
senger. were on board, all saved, with their bag
gage and most Of the boat furniture Among the
passengers were the Hon. J. J. Crittenden, hon
J. T. Morehead, Mai. Tilford and lady, II. I.
Chiles and LADY, and Mrs. E. Hart,
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LOVE- or SoIEEcE.-A young man who called at
the Exchange Lyceum the other evening, after
making love 10 certain mineral Sc r,ted il, d
then asked the gift Of several others. Accum, the
great chemist of England after taking great aA-
sy to some specimen in public room, took the
mineral itself into his possession. His name was
published, not mercy lover of science, but as
thief OF the lowest grade, in many Of the public
journal. on both continents. Some of our enthu'i-
.sts who visit our collections would do well to
need this example.
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9 We go to press in the midst of one OF the
,everest storms We have had dis season. 1t COM
meaced raining early in tne morning OF YESTERDAY,
and continued throughout the day. Al night tie
wind rose. and from that time to this has blown a
pei feet gale from the North.
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Them blush al the recapitulation

WHAT Next There were rumors in Wall-st
Yesterday that heavy orgerics had been discovered
IN Bills of Exchange drawn at Charleston on Lon
don. We were unable to learn any particulars.
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II White Teeth Inc Compound Arom't
Tooth Paste sIIl continues to favor from the pBor
IL cleans the Teeth brilliant whitenes', warfsat
no, TO irIIre them IN the ea II msets with the mos
decided appreciation being ecctual, anI economical
IS cents per Jar. Horace Everett. Druggist 36l q ee
.ich one door above rranklinst; ProSIt cor B;ekmn
and William Green, cor Broadway md Walker Bear
cor Broadway and Courtlsnd Creighton, cor Csmin
and Hedford ~ DIN
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u Abraham Mullock, q German, was killed by
the falling of tree the Ain inst. on the farm OF
J. Creed, near Lancaster, o The body when
found tas he was at work alOne) was dresdfplly
nangled the head back and legs being entirely
broken.
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~ A young man named Amity attempted to
pass forged check upon the Teller Of the Farmers
Bank q, Richmond, We. On Saturday. The forgery
was detected, ana Amity committed TO jail In his
pocket were found Two loaded pistols, in MS bosom
a long dirk. and in another pocket sheet Of bank
chacks
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q On Tuesday moFni-g the skylight OF stained
glass in the new Congressional Church at Boston
fell from the dome to the floor 1t was 10 feet IN
diameter and cost about $500. The whole loss
vii be about $500.
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TsH RIB N E
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER II, 1871.

y The Daily aud Weekly Tribune may he obtained in
Yhisde!pha flom Agent at tho Nav, Office, No. 30
Noua S:cond street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

P Col Ira Blossom, of Buffalo, has been APP
pointed by the Bank Commissioners Receiver fo'
Tho Bank of Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

~ We learn from the Dem,Polis, Ala, Ps-
riot inst the steamer Reserve burst her boilers
,bou, twenty miles below thai place. Five per-
sons jumped overheard, one OF them, negro was
drowned one person was scaded, and several
we're SLIGHTLY injured