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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
y,oco.voco No,hinntions.

The following is complete list of the Tammany
nominations made By the Loco-Foco Committee
on Thursday night. Michael Walsh IL seems, after
all, is again cheated of his chance. This seems
too bsd. for he has worked hard for his party, and
seems likely to receive nothing bu; kicks for his
services His opinion of the Committeeman,
so clearly and distinctly expressed in his article
we have already published, must be somewhat
confirmed by this fresh instance of their ingratl-
tude We understand that his friends held
meeting a, the Pewter Mug after his defeat at
Tammany on Thursday, and resolved, after much
eloouen, debate, that he should run stump
candidate If he does and pushes his claim he
may perhaps, succeed after all: The following
! are the nominations
Dan'lC. Penlz, Ward 4th Cha's P DAILY, Ward lst
David h. F. Jones, End T. R. Hubbard. 18th
George G. Glasier 18th Jas T. Thompson 18th
Tighe Davey.. 18th Edward Sanford. 18th
George Paulding - 9Th Edward H. White 9Th
Absaom E. Miller j 3th VIM. McMurray.. 9th
NJ H. Van DycI -................-...-5 9th
~ The Wing Nominating Committee for the
With Congressional District, composed OF the 18th,
18th, 18th, 10th and 18th Wards, last evening
unanimously put in nomination HAMILTON
FISH, as the candidate for the next Congress.
This is an excellent nomination.
HAMILTON County, OH1o.-It has been stated
that about 1900 foreigners were naturelized re-
Gently in Hamilton County alone. How the mass
of them voted is shown by the official canvass:
c,n.,nn., sAg ssss c'r; ss57
R Rnlsnea IL conn,y sess
7I22 597s
At the Presidential Election In 1910, in the County
Harrison received .5S7S
Hsrrison,s ma %
Increase OF Wbig voes........- $1,000. l06
do. OF Loco-Foco do......-..........l2s7 -,
asoiition vote III lin iS4o' f0'
% We are under great obligations to Messrs.
Wiley & Putnam for early copes of Foreign Mag
azincs. These gentlemen, as most of readers
know, have branch OF their house in London and
supply al the earliest possible day, the original
Reviews and Magazines of Great Britain and the
Continent upon the most reasonable terms.
GEOLOGICAL REpoRrs.-We noticed some days
since ar some leurl Z the First Volume of the mag
nificent work on tie Natural History Of the State
of NeW-Y ork-comprising the results OF the recent
Geological Survey conducted by the authorities OF
the State at an expense of about 100000. ne
whole viii be completed in ten splendid quarto
volumes. We understand that Messrs. Wiley
Putnam ard D. Appleton & Co. of this City have
been appointed by the Governor publishers OF she
work, and that they now have he FIRST volume tor
sale at 81. For work of the stsle and worth OF
this the price is extremely low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

" General Committee of Democratic
Wig Young HRen.-A special meeting OF this Con-
nn,iee will be he'd a. the Broadway House MONDAY
EVENING, Oath October. 1912, al clock.
By order, ADDISON DOUGHERTf, Chairman
:. .. y y .yI @s Secretaries, o.,
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e The Office of The Tribune is removed TO The
new and spacious buildings, No. 100 NASSAU
STREET, in front of the Park, and nearly opposite
the City Hall.
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" THE WING ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGIS
TER may be obtained in all the princp Cities from the
agents of the Tr bune and from the Booksellers Price II
per Dozen 81 per hundred, for single copies y! cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

u A splendid variety OF entertainments come OF 4, =.
American Museum this afternoon al three oeioek Psn,
and children should attend.
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Assembly LNon,inations

II Advertisers will please hand in their advertisement
Tor Mondays paper, before O'Clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

But why should multiply illustrations ofwhich
here would be no end, since can say of all, in the
words of poet, whose memory we venerate:
"Act .peu your part, there a | the honor les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

SH1pwREcK.-Thc British brig Hector, Andcr-
son. from Liverpool, arrived at this port Satur-
iay evening last fell in, the 18th instant, in lat
33 OIL. long II 40, with the schr. John Hughes,
CAPTAIN Lewis, of and from Newborn, n. {. for
,3arbadoes loaded with Lumber, bottom up, and
took off from the bottom Jack Gin, OF the
crew a slave, the property. of Thomas AicGlin, OF
Newbern. He states that the John Hughes was
capsized on the 9th instant, whilst lying TO under
storm.staysail. The whole of the crew were in
the cabin at the time. Captain Lewis, one of The
crew, and himself stove through the cabin windows,
after remaining in the cabin TWO DAYS with the
wais,-deep; the Captain and the other man persisted
before reaching the bottom of the vessel The cook,
black man, was drowned shortly after the capsize
in the cabin. The other two men We're drowned in
endeavorng to escape through the companien-way.
The survivor, when fallen in with by the Hector had
been on the bottom of the vessel three days. The
following are the names of those ost:-Capt. ohm
Lewis; - Postage, Mate, Christian name not
known; Dennis Gregore; Asa Casey: and George
McGlin, a black man. Charleston Courier.
FIRE AT SEA.-We are informed by Capt. En-
sor, of The Hero, arrived here Yesterday from Ha-
va,ia, that on Thursday last, about | clock, Z.
NJ, the Balize bearing northwest by west, 100
miles distant, he saw vessel ON FIRE. About . in
the evening. came up with the wreck, which
proved to be tina, OF very long vessel, unques-
tionably steamship. He cruiscd near her for an
hour or two till she went down, but could discov-
er nobody on board, any boats about her
When the FIRE was first seen, q bark was discovered
bearing away, which II was supposed must have
received the crew and passengers. From the
mark Of an anchor which hanging ar the cat
head and the appearance of several spars which
were overheard, he judges the unfortunate craft to
be English. 1t was probable that the mail steam
er Solway world be ,raversing that part Of the
Gulf ct the period Of the casualty.
n. 0. Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

lF The performances at the NcwYork Maseum e,s,.,
be excel.ed in novelty and extent There is cone ~
sentimental singing, limitations OF euedt actors hnrcorr
skrtches wire walking and the wonderful Dwarf onss
iuches high and the mos: splendid Picture Caller !;
America-al To be for ose shilling. There viii 5.
nerforn,ancs TODAY at 3 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

II The RanerS and Dempsier sing again ,o.nipb, ;,
the Society Library They have crowded houses es.rs
night,
II Read advertisement headed DR.. II. C. Thorp,s O.,
mnania.
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"This spirit raging for revenge,
With Ate. by its side, ca aae hot Iron, bell,
Shall, in these confines. with rlonarch'> VOICE,
Cry hayoc--ani lie, slip the dogs OF war;

Much. very much, can be done TO remedy this
unhappy state of Things by the laboring classes
also; and had the action and utterance. words
and worth, would exhort them, for their own
sskes, by the consideration of the immense hene,
fits they will reap by uniting their energies and
their numbers TO those of capitalists, which more
than doubles their powers, to let nothing be want
ing on their part to harmony Of thought and ac-
ton. What might not be accomplished BY a cor
dial union between them in enterprises of great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

HAMILTON COUNTY, OH1o-It has been stated
that about 1900 foreigners were naturalized re-
Gently in Hamilton County alone. How the mass
of them voted is shown BY the official canvass:
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: The Weekly Trjbuue for the o

~ INC " ce&y Hrscune lot d'e present week
is tor sale al the Office this morning Price 8. CENTS con-
tans full account oil the Great Croion Jubilee with ,hs
Speeches Of Messrs. Stevens and Lawrence which have
been carefully corrected; article Oliver cennxa
from the Dial; Counses 10 the Young, by Horace G,,s
Scene in the House OF Commons Who are Enenies Of
Protection being interesting correspondence betwees
the Wings Of the 10th Congressional District and Hon.
L. Linn; Foreign News; Things in Philadelphia; Elec.
lion Returns from NewJersey, Ohio PENNSYLVANIA and
ing. The Guard etc. EDITORIALS the Fair Of The
American Institute; The Difference between the Wig,
and Locorocos aud several columns varcns subjects,
Governor Stewards Speech at the Croon Celebration: Poe
try Miscellaneous articles items OF News Markets
Money Matters, &c.
II Price 81 cents, and for The convenience OF those WHO
wish send the paper TO their friends IN the couny&
may be procured in wrappers ready for mailing.
GREELEY L McELRATH, Tribune Buildings
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HAIR-CuTriNc'-Ncthing distinguishes the exterior 81
the true gentleman ihln the arrangement OF his h,
II is never found in the extreme OF fashion, Hor arTane
with the punc,iIous minueness OF petit maitre bo, !
that moderate AMI happy medium which taste and uss
ment at all times approve. No one has sope more o ;S
establishment OF and correct taste il the depsrtm
Of Hair Dressing than C!irehugh, @5 Broadway Ors =
Canova sculprured heads mol easier recognized
of the living arranged by the magic touch OF Crehogs
In both there the same CLASSIC outline the same bcsutis
nroportiou in the division Of the hair, the sane xnr;
ofipessin fact expression given TO :he whole Count
nance which can only be impaired by the hand OF Truly
or the e!esancies of fashion, should place the. hair u
his charge and be assured they will no, be cappcped
Grand Gallery OF Fashion, 2n5 Broadway.
" few copies OF the DAILY aud SIX copies Of Tie
WEEKLY TRIBUNE for the entire year, neatly bound ao
for sale at ,. office Price OF tho Weekly S. Of the Daily
S. Also complete copies OF the Lee CABIN beatty hound
Price So Odd volumes OF the New YORKER bound price
IS for the year.
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20 Daniel Ferris, in Mobile, in fit of deliri-
UNI trcfnens, recently committed suicide by stab
bling himself in the abdomen and then cutting his
throat with large knife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

~ The Wing Nominating Committee for the
With Congressional District composed Of the llth,
18th, 18th, 10th and 18th Wards, last evening
unanimously put in nomination HAMILTON
FISH, as the candidate for the next Congress.
This is an excellent nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22

% Sarah Freeman, recently convicted at New
Haven of having murdered her own infant child,
has been sentenced 10 be hung on the 18th day OF
June next.
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20 The Edge6eld Is. c. Advertiser places at
The head of its columns the name oif JOHN C. CAL
HouN for President in 1914" nos subject to the
action of any Convention" The Richmond En-
auirer softly demnrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

I UNIVERSITY or vlaGINIA-MEDCAL DEPaKi No.,
" The plan Of instruction in this department Of The ,
present. eculiaritcs TO be found in other School oil
in the Union. The Lectures tie frst q o'
and terminate the 4tI Of July ensuing ioI 4
Owing tie length Of tie session, which embraces ann,
months three Professors enabled Ia perform al "
which in other medical institutions usually assphe h Two
and the students seldom required attend more hp
lectures day. BY this cement the sta
an opportunity OF being well grounded IN Anatomy, my
and other elementary branches Of Medical Science The
investigate their applications In connection win Tue ''1
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. ,;,,,d 10
Immediately hefre each lecture, the students are ar on
full and rigid examination the preceding Nam
portions OF approved books. IL Is apparent, iai u oa.
which the outline, been briefly stated, j. one
the sude nj eomadac; well a. TO compete his mrd dvu
IN the nsttuton and presents happy combination Oh NV ss,
age, the system Cf insucon By private pupiase an
public lectures. = .,itsJ,t
Any prror OF approved moral conduct may Offer az
and receive degree Of ~ d. without 10 be
has been engaged In the study Of medicine, or OF
school, provided he underaoes in n atisacory MANIC w.
Gus examinations prescribed by the enactment.
The Professors are- ,,.,v ,pl
John p. Emmett n. D. Professor of Chemistry, Pharn'a''
Mareria Medical p,e,ee d
Medicine, Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudence
James l. Cabe 81 d. Professor Of Ansi"my ~ proe,or
Surgery. WILLIS II. "ooDA'' e2-sw
July22 -,-, p,u,more Be-
ar The Richmond whig the Baltimore Patriot n.,n will
publican Pitts5urg Gazette the Winchester Ia
publish the above for weeks ana ne ard
zeue Wheeling Gazette Valley s.ai T ."use.n and n
Tenn Naiehcz Courier and Missspl, psrorder ard -
Courier and Mercury c., the sicdsevihe ,,n,.yile r
vannah Georgian the Mobile Cbronit,e H "a R,r o.
I'D ,hs InynoI and Advertiser, Louisville, hy W." , az
both NJ the above advertise weekly 70 e Tbs seve
dollars for BOTH and send copy to the . Enqui
papers will forward thr ae n requested of hoe
,o ,,ah d,iv napef, TO insert The foregoing adVsn
i their country papers ony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

n aPPAHANNoCK LAND-The Executors Of William mo,
IL SON. deceased, will offer for public SALE upon le p
IN Thursday the day nf September 1872 his Snowaen n
nt. in Stafford county, the Eappahannoek RIVER aoou.
miles below fredericksburg II contains, by III es'na ,
f,rus in inl part of virgnasu an Que as - seldom
for s.!e considerable portion more than ioo c Is
a D.t.ecty reclaimed ahd OF geat fertility; me up'ans
-, Of good soil aud inpoveahc quality while ie
rL. land il highly improved and most roouctive mere u
,n,n story cling hoe upon estate and the a's s'i
;s hnes and cabins unusually GOOD Persons ae
,,s of obtaining really superior are invited 10 c1ai
lr Terms of will be- unrhird cash, the riannce ~ ~.
purchase money and hearing ineres. "
;,e - sale and secured BY bond, with approved surety o 49,
mo-, AMI luet deed upon Tie premises The pnc"''e va
lave The privilege preparing immediately Tor crop ot ,'
- vra, hui fun III he ,nfd To BE- gwen he
fare the 1T January lsi3alhonsi, perhaps, may br shrh
earlier il present aud o:rr property now ON . i h
s ran he sooDrr ispased Should the rchase OF
land desire H. liz the her rrprry consisting I"
stock &C. reasonable Further particulars NAY VI
'e" " " ' ARTHUR a. MnRSoS,
JAS. NJ. MoRSON,
JAS A. seldom,
Executors Of William Morson deceased.
I3-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23
POETRY
"vreu :sr rsmA:~. r>,"xo.''
From ToH'S -Ia"7.'as
cRIS,! THE tc1liAUN,

Crush the Afeaun. Why does he dare
To claim mans brth-ri.h, and be Tree
CO, >lay him IN his mountain lar,
Go. teach hun magnanimily
Tell han about yoar gentle creed.
Ennd viii AID peace Ia widest hnrhc.
And nre,rh II while his heart shall heed,
e.vens. Tie grace thar plunged your sword
Wha, is lie, tie bold Mo>ic'n ;!:cf,
Rude GhcLer. R!;uddi>i, hlind Hindu:
All hut your orthodox belief
He dares IL h,ve:--wnm's freedom tu',.
I.liis &c has sword '-a:ns, iin;is.i wone:
pinch- he the lion hy the insnt,
The Rebel, IS uut t:rdln s;"H.:
sweep forth his .ace from h!l aud I''':iu:
&c. crasl. the Afshaun, ~ !.:m SHY
he doc, prefers n, VIII 10 you;s
Fan army . slave. ';.CatH ev'ri SKY,
Your mighty lleory cndures:
Tolls "a fill YOU: cheating Golfers.
Your bondage feels, nor dires Ia s'.h,
Who re Aishadn,: Crush tile Sco;icrs,
They dare Fefuse.-Ihen ID, them die.
pcmp Of empire, blood cemented!
Witness We orphans, widows tears;
strife hy trfactery ionenicd,
Proud coneueSis of q Thousand years.
Can the mountain jTcSalS iarhi>h
All you, el"rors, lonc array;
Christian Love l. slIzing varniSh,
Shout out Rcvcnce.-liSc Christians shay:
kind.-yuu " ishe;i IT, ease the burton
Which rrrc!oin's Independence gave;
lie, for head ut >,erl and burden,
Took nil the promi e yon gave.
s;t.a.n>cHrd. MT "a ;fu>t you tier,
Freedom -; free man loves 10 be,
lie broke yn,,f plots Chf.iian icfi-r,
And yo,. denounced, for tyranny.
So. crush ,hn hfrhaun now he btnitcd
Throu.!,ou; yonr retm.-with Noble port,
Masnanimoiisly sprrred and hnc'ed.
Ride down h:S chdrcn->,";i thei: sp|r;.
S,r.w hu.,eS t. heaC',, aud skulls 10 vhitcn,
In every gorge round if.h1un's throne;
And. yonf triumphant march 10 l"gi.n,
BE esrciai that they're not your Oarn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23
Executors Of William Morson, deseas
Jnly26
>. Of FaIvoI1e Land in Madison County

Pubic Sale of Kaluabic Land in Madison County
r,Y virtue of npenar Court Of Madison coy
IS n,onmuced nj Nav term 1872 undersigned, acting as
win sell nv public auction, the premises on
Wednesday, the ah day Au-ns he IT. ha valuable a ra,
,s tr p:nerty OF Charles STROLLER This farm lies on the
Robinson River miles North "f the Courthouse ana ron,
,bort ao1 acres IN. farm will sold in two lots divided
r." ,e river The t an the West side contains about $50 acres
40 Of which timber the balance valuable iow grounds
rho In, On ,e North east side contains the dwelling ni'e ana
r necessary l.ldincs which comfortable ana eonhoa,-
This oriion m the fam contains 100 acres OF low sronnus
The balance hgh land nt superior q,'il. n , , !,
o m old IL acres Of wood ld detached about i"o ana
half mics distant a.. . r. .,,r,
,, n rsrae the above hut seldom Offered nj public sale
eson. DESTROYS Of purchaug will please view the premises d.
a.. o,r per,IIaded they be otherwise than Pleased
7,rmsOne of the purchase money to be paio
The balance in equal annual Instruments To he secured ny
NJ r IN the land and with good personal security
NE - 7 7; - SSS1Sss' Commissioners
Madison county, July TO- 1872. 2i-tds
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Madison county, July 10, 1872. Il

NTOTICE-From and arr the 18th of April, our n-"eekl
~ lines of Packets 10 Lynchbrg Will lea:c Richmond an
yncbnrg Monday Wednesday, and Fridays, al oriocS
rios Lines o ont Of ynchurg Our sccisvie
Boats viii Richmond usnal VIZ: on Monday rnts
vile and Halifax Stages, aud also with the charo'tesve anu
sanrton stages A. the convenience and expedition by tbs
rou,e over all others going West from Richmond or lis " n
we Shall moi saw any Thing refer passengers and others TO
those who have travelled on packet .....,.,
'"''' ""' ~ BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
if-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

la the United States Court for the Eastern District ct Virginia,
July 29il, lsi.
TsHAM PUCKETF, Of the City Of Richmond, having flied a
pelun, PRAYING that LIE be- declared BANKRUPT: il
ord, red that persons claiming be creditors uf the said
ruckeit show cause 10 the Court the 18th day III Sep
temler next Why the said Isam Pickett he not declared Bank
rur mrsuan the Of Congress that behalf and HAT
COPY order be published in the newspapers according 10
the 22nd ard 2ith Rules Of Court
Copy-Ttse,
HENRY GIBSON. Clfrk
pS,u
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Aug. 10

~ uTIcE-tIavnG qualified as the Executor Of tie lie 81
mund Bailey, notice hereby given for all those indebted IA
his forward and make paymeni-and those
claims against the estate requested 10 present them
the subscriber properly authenticated.
The children Of Pnrke Bary and OF James Bailey, deceased
late Of Lyncburg and the descendants il any Of such have
ed hereby notified make themselves known I'M
dersgned without delay in order that he make the nscessa
y arrangements TO distribute the Estate according 10 l-
iions Of the will n Parke Bailey, broter o the la!e Edmund
Bailey will forward aud make himself known viii re-
ceive small legacy JOHN GOb9iN,
Executor of Edmund Bailey, deceased
Richmond 10th August, 1852. a9-S,
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ApriI Is
I7.;,rr-;1v of pfuasyirania-y Medical Department.

TaireTStfU of Ptn2SytraniG-- HcdtcW Impairment.
Session OF I8l3-i3
will Tuesday, tile Isl o Sotenner
and be continued under the following arrangement, 10 the
middle of March ensuing
enc 49, by Nathaniel Chapman, VI. ID.
Chemistry, =, i..p,i DELI ., w. ~ n
.naon,r William r. lloner. VI. ID.
a',;,mcs NJ Medicine Samuel Jackson. Il. d.
Mate,a Medca aud Pharmacy. " George b. HuOu, vi. ~
Obstetrics AID the Diseases Of . 80,
Women aud Children, 4" Hugh l." iiohse, NJ u.
course Of Clinical and Demonstrations. in cnnneS
ion with the above the extensive AMI convenient
lniirriary called the Philadelphia Hospital
i;n;c,l Surrcrv Hrs G;,gon and Homer.
Dr. I.orn,r in public Attendance nj The shih Hospital
mill August M and rs admission issued for one
November h they rnian valid Tor bis COURSE anu 'e
o,cr service q tie lIo:l>e, until the time expires
Clinical Instruction Medicine also given from the Is, day
of November Isl day OF March, hy Dr. Wood III the rem
Hospital institution Which IL well known as one OF
the finest conducted InirmaIics in The u Saies
Practical Anatomy VIII be opened OCTOBER Isl,
md contrd 80 March, They under the charge
of Paul Goddard 81 d. Demonstration, with supervision on
the part of DR. orn.r.
Medical Chemistry and Obstetrics nave recent
is becu made progress; the policy ." the school being
10 give 10 ts nlcrs Ddactc and Clinical, character
rs practical influential possible in npang sound ae
dical educ tlon. .
extensive well furnished Conservatory from wich are cN
br The flesh and growing state The nillv. anu exotic eu
clual Plants. ". f.. EORNER, ". u.
Dean Of tae Medical Fdeuty
aC3 Cktsnm stree, Philadelphia.
Sory-A number Of the distinguished graduates
Of lie WIKI the Medical DEPARTING nj
of The Guardians the different Dcnsaes
beneficiary establishments 4" the city, give Clinical an fr-
nrn,ry through tie private, anu III thrr
rounds Of practice, TO such gentlemen as desire it. - w
Augusta 2'-uor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

In the United States The Eastern District Of Virginia,
August Glh, lei2:
III j. TAYLOR, Of tr Cg OF Richmond, having fled a
w pe:i:,nn tia; e may bc declared bankrupt il
that m c-cns ialn. lie Creditors D. the said vs..
Tayor Court. tie ETH day Of September
NEXT said w j. Taylor be mol declared Bankrupt rur
suant 10 lie act Of Congress behalf and that copy
mis- order he published The newspapers according TO the 22nd
and path Rules OF Court.
Coly-Teste, ., ...., =
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

ID ICIlMoND COTTON YaRNS-The subscrileIs have r,,.
Ia ed working their own account, tie Cotton
Factory belonging 10 IN. Richmond Manufacturing Comn,n
Ion. ably 'Cunnngham and An@ersou'" and m
prepared urns Yarns Of the most approved quality
We invite Of those merchants ara
habit buying for for which liberal discount viii
be made.
Yarns will be found the hands Of many of the whole
sale dealers in this city
Office al the Store Of Mes.rs II. W & J. ]. Fly 4 Co.
Z. B. BENTLEY r. 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

classical AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL IS STAUN-
~ TON-The subscriber will his school in Stan'n on
Is, Monday in September The of instruction viii
the subjects usually taught the hest Academies
and the Mathematical IN particular. Will b. thorough
and extensive Of any College in the United States Con
trmpa,ipg he does permanent settlement in Siaunon his
will be given To lie moral aud intellectual in
prorrm,lt &c his pupils.
Tuitlon-Si0 w months payable half yearly in a:anrc.
Board IN PIRATE families, including every thing. $40 per month
PIKE POWERS.
Avg 21-wM