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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03
U. s. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Thompson.

DEC. 2.austin Packard Us. Loffps Wood-in ccnfnna-
tonI Is very difficult ifno Impossible 20 give tne pup
lie anv correct idea of the precise points involved in this
case as they all relate certain forms and construction
Of the stoves in question The Jury mao ucuny enough
adv anages Of various models and the stove itself brought
into Court. One great point as the Judge remarked was
nv ~ c,hsumption Of fue--if this not decidedly
-, be rase of this patent then IT is not patenabe
,c, The principal object ofthis trial will be to estab-
len paintfs right TO patent. Tho jury directed
20 hand in sealed verdict.
Tayior, Lille Co. vs. Samuel Sos, f,coufThs Is
action brought by Taylor, Little CO. merchants Of this
city, against samuel swartwou the former for
the purpose back duties paid on an importa
ton Of the article known in commerce as SILK twist,
which Is claimed to have been frea OF duty when was
imported
The plaintiffs gave notice ofther objections to the pay
ment Of these duties and declared their intention Of claim
ing them back again TO Mr. swartwouf, the Collector
The case is still on
Mr. Cutting for plaintiff
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REM VAL.
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH


t,removed from l45 Broadway 70 No. I Aston House
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
legant
30 per cent for cash.
THE advertiser d. II unnecessary resort the hack
neyed system Of giving list Of nominal prices presenting
that the length OF time he has been established together with
the extensive patronage bestowed prove sum
voucher for his capabilities Possessing the Of
being connected with extensive cloth establishment Europe
he confidently assets that he furnish clothes which,
parson will be found lower than other house making up
the best descriptions Of gentlemens dress.
slo 3m s. PHILLlPS, As,or House. Broadway
CRANITE.-The Staten Island Granite Quarry being now
In full operaon will supply Granite of dimensions,
either rough Building either for block OF roube
work asher s and inels steps and platforms, will be
yered at shortest notice,
KentleJge for SHIPS single ballast or smaller stones
will be delivered board vessel in NswYork harbor
lowest rates.
Vessels load with great dispatch wharf Staten
Island where IA feet depth of water had The railroad being
in good order the laden and brought abreast of
shipping No danger from ice during the winter months.
LEWIS GIBSON, Agent
At the Granite Wharf, Staten Island,
the Once Of the Company 100 Pine Of South
o29 9 . GLOW Elk, PresIdent
CHEAP FASHIONABLE TAILORING, at 1903 Beesman
strcetWhere the from that supports the
Tailoring Establishments scattered the city?
from any place bat the pockets of their
bshmcn conducted stcte principles and
made style of elegance and durability
ed by any house in the city: The prices charged
For Dress Goats, Of the best West of England
Cloths. 44 to %
Wool dyed West of England Cashmere pants S to 8
Vests of cashmere, satin silk cloth, az
Superine Beaver ovsrcoats. $40 style, fer Is "a
Dress Goats made and trimmed to 9
Pants and Vests, IL TO
nj Imsr
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An the papers and documents referred in this
trial are published psmPhet form by and may be had AZ
tn desk OF the Herald Office OF Nassau and Fulton
street copied verbatim from the original found the
penons Of Andre and Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03

Astral Lamps, Hall amps and Lanterns, Reading Lamps
Sc
a new article oil Solar Lamp, superior article.
Also article Of Defecter improving the light
the old pattern of Astral Lamp.
Also, style of Forentine Bronze color iInnovabe
together witeycy variety of Lamps aud Chandeliers for
churches, halls and public buildings.
PLATED WARE.
Baskets Castos Trays Toast Racks, Candies,cks
Rings, Butter Tsbs butter and Fruit Knives, Shutters and
Trlys Coffee and Tea Urns, Sc.
Fine Table Cutlery and dozens Japnned Tea Trays
m great Of patterns and forms; fine glass Bowls
Pchers Tumble. Dishes, Gobets. Decaners, Water Bot
ties, Sugars, sc. &c.
w. H. beg respect iuy inform their friends customers
and the public general that their
nofactur sncht at;hey sell all articles in their line
low and respectfully invite them call
and their showro which alone sufficient compen
for the trouble s22 3m&r
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NOT1CE-Wheress Samuel BevRheimer, of Syracuse, has
~ acted the Of H. Bernhemer Brothers merchants
IN the CITY of New York the collecting of debts Sy
and in other business all hereby notified that
his such has been evoked aud all
hereby forbidden 70 Transact any business with him such
agents. and whereas Samuel Benemer and Jacob Bloch
stiiung the firm Of s Beinhemer Co. of Syracuse have
this day assigned to H. Beruhener Brothers, OF New York.
iors all on are hereby forbidden to eb, TO said
ali payments Of said demands may hereafter be made Herr
Bembemer Emanuel Bernheimer Simon Berheimer,
being the firm of BenheimeI Brothers, of whom will
be found at Syracuse by wishing TO make pay;
men and whom ala ind bted to call
Immediately settle their account aud notes.
Dated Syracuse, ". Y, Nov, cd, Lac.
rs imsr BERNHEINER & BROTHERS
HOUSE FURNISHING MISUNDERSTANDING
1 HAUGHWOuT, 5sl Broadway, Manufacturers, Agents
and Commission Merchants have received and
opening and splendid assortment Of the following a
c'es, viz
Svered, Gilt and Bronze Ga Chandeliers, 90 lights
DO Candle do AtoA
Do Candle Brackets,
Do Gas Brackets, 10
Do Gas s1ante Lights, TO
10 GIranuoos, iio
Canaieoras, sun
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LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
BER GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Ne.s Wall street. tn
w Subscriber has received and offers for sale large
men OF imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz:
Goats and Capes ofsuperio Lama Cashmere Lama, Persian
Meuno and Cotton. Of ali colors and sizes.
Clothlndia Rubber Water Proof super Lama Lama Per
sian aud Cotton, repaired for { ilors.
s2s 6msr CHAS. ABRAHAMSON.
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-v%ys30
NEW YORK AND PHI ApELPHlA RAILROAD LINE
DIRECT.
Via Newark New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Borden
and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS
NJ and aZP NJ.
The morning Line proceeds Bordeptown from thence by
steamboat to Philade lphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden, Opposite
Pmladelphia) without change of cars
Passengers will their tickets at the Office foot OF Ii
berty street. where commodous steamboat will be read
ness, with baggage crates on board
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city city,
without being opened by the way.
Each train provided with Ladies Car in which apart
ments and dressing expressly for the Ladies
Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia from the foet Of
Chestnut by railroad from Camden o'clock and
O'Clock, Nj.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia NJ snd
NJ, being continuation of the lines from New York.
I'm
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PULLEN IL COPP'S
go ~

80 g. ~
NEW YORK ALBAHEy x,p TEg4Y AND MONTREAL
Messn Harnden Co, having disposed of their route
bs New ne o 30 to AS s and Try &c SISe
Enpren, from New York, will con,ip1e to run as a.
Trey with Jacobs Montreal Express and win for
&c., any place bet Nsw York and Montreal and
throughout the Canada Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston, and West from Albany TO Buffalo,.
All business entrusted to their charge will be promptly at
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
Of draf accepanes &c. and made for
the same.
PULLEN CORP.
Ohces-PSllen 4 Corp, 2k Wall street, New York.
Thos. Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
q. FiIkins, 228 River street, Troy.
3. Jacobs Exchange Court, st Paul st, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
Nrw YoRk. ALBANv. Troy
Prime, Ward King, II. ]. Humphrey Jno Payne
Jacob Little, X Co.. Thos. Cough. r. Weils,
John L. Smith, & Co.. s. X. Stow,
Pepoon Hoffman, q. s. Douglass
Carpenter x Vemilye, r. Leake
Houshton & Co.
Drew, Robinson x Co. ma 1mr
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EQUESTRIAN ACADEMY.--The subscriber would re
,pectsly inform The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New Yorh
and Brooklyn this, he has opened Academy, lin that large
and commoaous building formerly known the Equestrian
Exchange or Cooks Circus 400 Bowery, Vauxha olrden
for the instruction of ladies' and gentlemen that shfu and
necessary accomplishment the act Of hor,emanshp in all its
bnchcs The Acaoemy furnished with dressing AMI sitting
and every for the comfort OF pupils aud
the ntrce-t regard responsibility will be adhered TO.
.r. with Mr. w. j. Davis, Of
1e odest professors from Europe TO take charge Of the same,
and flake himself that the enterprise will with the
probation and encouragement Of liberal public.
Terms and particulars may be application
above.
The omnibus and every FIVE minutes during the day
o13 3msrc w. d. DSBROW. Proprietor
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ELECTRO MAGNETIC Plates for fheumatsms, ner
Il affections prepared under the direction Of M La
apothecary Paris. general uepot New York,
Frsnklin rect, al NJ. Ninuard's. Price 81 50.
Infabic the and pain, such
and chronic rheumasms the govt, neuragy sciac IL
dooreux danse de saint Guy chs megrm, cramps in tn
,mach and shortly for all affections chiefly disease
md young girls sickness amenonhes sup
nrcs attacks. m
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Punetualty regards the day of sailing will be observed
heretofore The price of outward now fixed One
Hundred Dollars for which ample stores of description
viii provided with the exception Of wines and liquors,
which will be furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE& CO, 81 South ST.,
T.. II. MARSHALL, 30 BuIling -slip, N. Y.
ie24 Iyh Barring BROTHERS & CO., Lpoo
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THE OLD LINE Of Packets Tor Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
my sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
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free passage the different ports of Ireland and Scot
and be and drafts furnished for amount
payable the National and Provincial Bsnks Of Ireland and
their respective branches and also Messrs j. & W. Robin
Liyerpoo which paid free any charge, throughout
he United Kingdom
For further particulars epply TO
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South street.
or J. & w. ROBINSON l6 Goree Piazzas, and
aul6 No. Neptune ST., Waterloo Dock. LIVERPOOL
4 lid I11D ID
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pHILADELPHIA DAGuERREOTYPE ESTABLIsH-
L MENT, Exchange Building Nos. 26 and 27.5dge Por-
traits taken, from breastpin sire to inches in diameter Fam
ly groups from two to IS plate Time Of sit
ting 10 seconds.
Constantly hand and for sale, Instua Of the
kind az used in the establishment also plates and all
ufensna. w +. LANGENHEIM. Mo lmer
DREMIUM HOSE FOR CROTON wATER-Aisde
from canvass, covered with duck be,pe prepared in
the u clear and the best India
Rubber Hose Also for SALE The newly invented Hemp
quantities to suit . :. -
HORACE n. DAY,
Successor to Rosbury India Rubber Company,
Iseods or IS Maiden Lane
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"a ~ /, Ne ~! @ $.

They al coCPeres and copper have
accommodations for passengers.
The price passage will be 500. exclusive Of
and liquors. - 49,
forwarded free of other charges than those actually paid
g. BROOM & CO., orto
o21r BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

,r,r ecures will commence Tuesday the Isl Of November
and continued, under the following arrangement 10 tue
middle If March ensuing .
prac.ice aud Theory Of Med- ,, :, n
Chemistry, " i noneft I' ;.u W. n n n
.u,s.., William e. orner, NJ. ID.
Institute, Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson s W. W. II,
,jarria Medca and Pharmacy, George b. hood' W. "
Obstetrics aud the Diseases of ;, =, -
Women aud Children, iush H. rouge ". "
course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations. in conncx
Inn IN, above given the extensive and convenient
Inirmary called the Philadelphia Hospital. - :,
.,,';.a, s,,r.,w i Drs. Gibson and Homer
M Horne continues in public attendance nj the SAID hop
n, Ast lit: admission are Issued Tor one
November ISL they remain valid Tor ms course, ahu e
otIrr sef vice Of the house, until thr time expires.
IIinc.l instruction in Medicine also .iyen rnm The s uay
Of November let day of March, by Dr. Wod IN the frh
%uicn Is KNOWN Us ohe VI
iLr 6n Il and best conducted Inf maes IN The u STATES
The rooms fnr Pra Anatomy VIII he openen ocone s
and continued end of March, They are under me enarse
If Paul Beck Goddard ~ Demonstrato with supervision on
the part Of nr Iiornrr. ..
Copious additions extensive cab'ne's OF ahao
AIa Medical Chemistry Surgery and Oh-eiIes rave
hpr made and procrrs the rosy "i TIE sch' "es
Ia piyc instructions both ID dace and Ciiica
practical am lhfteEtiii Is lossipie III ""p"'''"e
deal education. . . ,,.. -. -,
The Professor Medic besides his Cabinet mas an
extensive and furnished Conservatory from whch are s
b!ed in the fresh and growing state the na.ys anu e
clnal Plnn.s. ". =. ~ sS5aI r,.,b,
n63 ch.snut street, PHILADELPHIA.
Nurr-A considerable number Of tie distinguished
NJ the school who connection with the Medical
NJ Guardians Puoi, and with the different
md bsneciary embellishments city, give Clinical ana M
mentry instruction through the year, IN f'ae iha ~ e
ronnd. of practice, such gentlemen as deslie H. .. oS
Ana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

Mrs Nead's School, Shoekoe HW, R"hmond.
MRS MEAD's SCHOOL Will be re-optnrd fr t'ir rrcep
WI of boarding and day pupils on Monda! the I'D day
of Oc,uher next.
object institution is prepare the female character
high duties and still higher destiny hereafter The
highest Intellectual excellence will he aimed at founded on the
motives and quckened the influences OF the Christian Re
gion. -,
The course study will he thorough and extensive and VIII
be conducted s Mead herself aided by eom tent teachers
Allie masters employed In Music and Drawing nslr1c
on in the language by native Of France and IN the
Spanish by master OF great
The Classical Mathematical Dep nent will be filled by
Mr. Massachusetts, graduate of Harvard University
years. has engaged in teaching IN the
North-m States. .
Reference made the IT. Rev Bishop Meade TO The Epis
copa Clergy The Diocese and to The parents OF Tie pupils con-
pected with the School.
MRS. H. MEAD, Richmond. Va.
40-If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

MIR. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL having resigned The charge
WI tbs Academy in the county OF Bedford TO
take e.rr, a, The termination Dcceni
her next appointed the Isl day OF November
IL il required tat Tue PROFESSOR
OF This Institution Of good moral characer-a rood t-
lin and Greek scholar and thoroughly instructed IN Mathematics
Natural and Moral Philosophy. .
The New London Academy having In operation for The
last fifty years throughout the State The si'a
for health and beauty Of location The public stage
masses Academy every ihr week, Sunday
thereby rendering with convenient for
parents nj a distance
new and elegant building has been recently erect ia com
6-tab bab,a,ion the Prpcssorw;h III
Offices mud good garden, well enclosed with Ii" "f ground
contiguous esabishment-a Of which FRI" r al charge
To me pro sor Applications by letter post pad Jd!,"ssed to
The Undersigned near New London, will br dl; 'd"d TO-
GERARD Al ~ t&DGR,
President New Lon lea a, ad n.y.
oc, II tit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14
Sept. 23

JCoR LEASE, the Coal Mines well known as Boints Prs
L sometimes called the Etna Pits recently worked by wits,
Brown immediately adjoining tie Black Heath Mines ~
The coniv Chesterfield The coal from these mine, stands
quality has long beer used for manufacturing
and especially approved force and Smiths Coal
The recent passage Tariff giving the Coal business ea
peecticn render. this property al hi. time an advan
,,seo,s object persons disposed IN tie
With Mines, The Iessee obtain upon very reasonable
terms two gnes top the other m underground engine
As both engines good working condition. me
mines can al inconsdcrabe be put III working cond
ton The lease will lie liberal time and rent For nfihrr
particulars apply tn Alexander Duval IN kcnnona OF 1 suo
scrber. living AT the Mines ELIJAH Bil' MMbLi'
Sent .pS-tlstiec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

HOUSE AND LOT FOR ShLE.-in pur.u"nee OF Deed o,
Trust executed 10 the subscriber hy George smith ana
Martha NJ hi, wife, 2ih day Of December le ana a
recorded in the Clerks Office of the County Co OF rnee Ia
ward certain purposes therein speciied sha .ape 10
sale public auction cash. House and Lot near he "wh
Farmvie, just beyond the limits Of The corporation ne
two rooms on floor and passage through The middle me
Mace well fixed with dngs Of every Kind suited 10 me
race The lot contains IA 400 square yards The sale will take
place premises. the I'd day Of November nex The
mace - nj occupied by W. lesser, ESQ., and will he
shawn nv myself 10 any person desiring examine the property
'''''' y '''>'' " ' WM. L. FLOURNoY, Trustee
Aids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

,ArAEtE LAND FOR SAi.E-I offer for sale ae Uae' :"
Land N the county Hanover which ss'hr cohlai
ns hv slrvey 1904 acres, called the ReeSy HIS distant 20
- fon Rr:,nnud. The buildings large bIicK dweih.
Ma The usual ou; HORSES all in the most complete repair new
u BAN wi, t,lra-in. machine tobacco houses, &C.
r ,,n Of the land highly improved, and Is now III es
condition, and part OF enclosed 'h oar P'a"
lre Wood is abundant the farm well wa'eed anu as ea
svr u,sedaws on it, There thriving young ofca,ue hoM
n, the finest fruit. The situation Is remarkably hea'y'
,rt IA every ;rsnrrt il desirable residence
r ,rfn which viii be VERY accommodating Apply 10 JAMES
''''>' ''''' - " (. +. WiCkHAM.
diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

xx1ASTED-By Young man las had experience IN tea
w inc situation IA T acher in private family or as III
Etructor public in healthy necihofhnoa 70 ore
,ha southern states The course of instruction will INCLUDE me
English studies together with Latin and Greek sas'
te.tmonias OF character ana capacity TO teach VIII De
worth f. p Nash u Tyler of Petersburg Va, VIII ree''e
iumrdi,to attention. as-4
Ost4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

TIME subscriber having determined TO remove I" F'uvanna
county viii offer for sale h- highest bidder, the
misses his Tract Land lying James river, IN Cumberland
cnnny containing survey 5 acres small portion OF
ground good proportion oil excellent wood anu tue
whale lrac, very sisc eltihle Of Improvement.
YrmS-s3 900 cash, the residue OF the purchase money j"
three equal annual instruments 49, .
Also ii The and place, will sell my crop Of corn,
oa and provender of every description" Terms maar hn
on the day ii sale. JAMES T.. 'an"'-,n ".
NV Agent, Mayo r. Darlington, residing uea the place,
will attend 10 the sale this properly wishing Ia view
lhe i'''. -" w" an ,ho p,omi.,s J. J.. &.
la,I,hIt'n, ie''ii"S 45-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

Ertsnsre sale ef I'ai"abie Jemes Rirer L.7FDS
Of deed es cned by e late John Wsk H o"
September 1884, for The therein set FORTH we sni pro-
Der next fair not the next fair day following valuable
estates lying James River and ruckahoe Greek, viz
Mann Randolph Esq., containing by survey, 1871 large
portion of which CONSISTS 4" river low sronnds o acres being m
Tuckaloe Island considerable body Tuckahoc Greek
This compact form, the buildings near the
of the lard aud the whole OF IN excellent heart
immediately in the line Of the coal fomaiion having
pts operation each side Of IT, and few Years ago
COAL MINES
could raised il the water were drawn oil
aud that lands oltr favorable prospect to these WIN"
wish TO engage in the coal business
No RI. tract land formerly owned by the late James Cur
called Etrs', containing by survey, 672 acres Of which
Tckahoe Island This tact has on il an
ick succeed dwelling with all ice house and other convenient
No The Loncr picnfncn, purchased Of the late David
grOuns-3 being Iuekaioe Island and 81 acres
land, besides large budy OF second low efonnds
There dwelling house on luis land WHICH, win some feid
might be made coiItnfaLic residence: n,,,
No. tract Of Land, bought by Thomas Mann Randolph
having thereon trst and Saw M and containing by survey
li6 acres besides the bed Of the did mill pond now da,a o
n, sra expense OF labor might he made meadow
acres The 3 w Nh Randolph his reserved
from by Nh. mill po,d more defniie line will he he
them before The sale, wh' viii then be made known.
These tracts contiguous each other, The James
River Canal passing through The three first, and the Iuckanoe
Canal through They fum body of land Of great Ter
tly and the highest state OF improvement liner vicinity
Richmond eng distant from 10 twelve miles ihe aa'a
the Canal which passes al the fo"i of me nus '
do the c possible injury The means 1t ntds oil iIls
power, there being perpetual WASTE ~ wa
paints with value Of The coal property, make H.
perhaps the most desirable real estate that was ever "tfa m
Virginia About $40 acres have been lined WIN great
benefit The usual quantity OF wheat about 9Ou bushels WI" De
this Autumn.
The will be offered for fac at Eaere which Is nearly
central, tie order above described The terms "' Nc one
fourth Of the purchase money cash. and the residue in three
annual payments Bonds approved security, bearing inter
of will; deeds OF trust IN the property, VIII
lie required by Possession will be given tile Isl
January, lei3 r,
survey of the property will deposited nj the Exchange
Reading om OF Richmond The premises VIII he
shown any of them iy Mr. AVIS the ma
mayer. u W i:Elnn, :, Trustees.
after the Lands Sold the Slaves, Stocks, Cop &C.,
be offered for sale Of hc due notice will be gwen
Il. w. l..
W. r. w.
3t-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14
Just Published, and far sale by J. W.9RROCh,
rur i-rpc,yI. .ND r. CAROLINA ALMANAC, roR rrI

rc1,1 ,Tpn by u Richardson Of Louisa county, Va con-
T. tanning correct of the members of The Senate saa
House delegates of vgina Courts IN Va ana q ", W S
nunIr Of amusing and entertaining pieces 10 WIZ S"h.
Water" Air cod Lang syne 1.-The Widow alone ton mus
penrr,,.ion nm a,o,,cue-wh variety ri other matter .
T. s. our Correspondents viii please add Inc worn nnSrsd
10 tr. superserpoE prevent hor ia,cs pelns op'
aud then aalo.ssd, "rgssai t.Foagh mi1sss'" ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-14

Office her eby given the pnbc that the unhrfsgneu
win petition the next Assembly Of Virginia. for The
,ass,re o law 10 release and his heirs the Common
wealth. rhr to half acre Of land lying in the town OF
Cr,tlanshlrg Montgomery county, known in the present plan
sidcs The said lot was on Of July 1907, by deed OF
record in the Office al Montgomery county, conveted p
IIane owrv and S,i his wife, Nicholas DobSon
rrncr who died without heirs and without ever having con-
rey,d 10 any person. undersigned WILL also ut the same
ns ueiiion for release Of The onweahs claim TO "
of land of nine acres adjoining the town OF ana
which was by deed hearing date 3fd OF siay Sih anu OF i
cord in The Clerks Office aforesaid, conveyed by ChstaEa
tewev and jacob, Walters Michael McCrstai, also 10
,;cn.I WIN d,d without, heirs and without having conveyed IL
n any cscn The claim Undersigned will be particularly
~, ~. p' - W. ,stit;on JEREMIAH KYLE.
sct ,".n VI ~, 49, 10 1910 39-tlD