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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL AID.

nR GREGORY, long Accustomed prescribe diseases
~ Of prrate nature, reside. Mot street. He has
been familiar with sse complaints many aud having
been rcar and close observer of effect he has
obtained theroqsh Practical gnowledge Of this branch s
Profession, which has enabled him Introduce valuable
into his practice. He does making
rapid and hls cures bur his satisfaction perform tho
rough aud radical cures and IN short of time
generally apeas II Is for The patient
change business Hsty and ntiy
rc cures the from whence result distressing
cases OF consecutive A-conIay symppm and the like result
this any medicine however good the pr
stages OF the complaint eannoe supposed the
power and influence the human when
administration has beer locg nyrd and thus while the
changing chronic form the least is very likely
terminate permanent debility, perhaps ethns
worse, for instance stchrehnw many hundreds there
may be ~ this very time taking medicine under crcn
that appear discouaens, when Il the real facts
Of the known the disease might prove be
structures and should ths be the case, Important for
the patient 10 know that medicine al did
nor never can cure structure II Il well known fact
That the patient may have structure months,
years, without his knowledge and without any efe
1hose victims in,screon misfortune, who about
select medical adviser, would do well To call and obtain liz
tie book treating entirely these compaints small
pocket volume, containing much vau able nfomaon its lam
Gregory residence "a Mott about yards from Chat
ham nearly opposite the church. He does limit his
attendance few hours. but may be found
hoT OF day night lobseye that No 81 drug y
his rooms are well arranged for the reception Of his patients
and his charges moderate.
The Book may be had Sands Drug Stores in Fulton
ST.; al the corner OF Chambers ST. and Broadway the Bow
cry, No g. Walker No. 1893. Spring
Applications by Mail Pest Paid enclosing s., will the
by of In m
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$3.50 Acres Of Land:

4 NOW offer for sale IN Campbell Corntt. - riiifq
} South of lvprlihirr; > from New Io'dor ~ the
main oad 10 the toutl House +. AS, near the Salem
aud S,g'n,ioh iurnpihes. II is well wa,crcd h, Flat
CrcrA, Sc. This Tract frmrrly belonged to Anchor
Hope, estate of the lale Col w VI. Clark aml Is
stilcuyatcd fssy lOlactcs in Iohacco: 81 n con
necon Whit. This lam Richard l.. mn Missouri
Rirhs his Wllo antlurl5s 10 sell. II cunta 3tli
more ac'os. The improvements arc comsnooa3 and
comfortable Fences i'll e"od ropalr;a limestone soil
with mrlhaulibc beds ot the same, calculated for lis
larlhor improvement.
For particulars about the general quality oftle Lands
| refer those wishing piifia,j To Col. l. tdtiia near
New London, who surveyed the whole together and
since the said $780, acres They Willie sold together
or separately.
Offers addressed To me at Richmond until 18th of
March, will be promptly attended 10.
ELIZABETH II. CLARK
Feb 3 wiz
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OBITUARY.

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Notice TO the Creditors Of
Sllllne1 Esranef,.

1T will be 10 the interest of the Creditors of Samuel
4 Branch to comply with the following directory pro
yisun in certain Trust Deed by him executed to me-
on tn" 2cta day Of january 1872. aud of record in
Camrhtn coaRty: ....
And the said Samuel Branch being uncertain
.'as to the precise amount dhe upon malf9 OF nc
'dc.s hc-diabefore cnnmracd requests all his cred
.'iior, to furnish tie SAID William y. Branch with
''satcnc hts Of lhcf several claims showing the amount
.'of principal and interest due upor te sH,n" Mud all
''crcttos iocludcd III tho first mi second c,asscs
who shall fail to furnish ,d NH William .. Branch
with statements Of the amouht of principal and inercs,
duc upon their several claims on OF b po tie first day
oi July next. shall be forever debarrcd and excluded
from all participation in the benefits OF this Trust"
WILLIAM D. HR ANCH
Trustee n Sa'Wtcl Brunei.
Feb 3 1}M-wtlJyr
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THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
K.vOUE.v us TIL:
HE7'3TOIKT NIsKE.VIN.''

The sale q ,r'ich ros nnaroidabiy postponed The
IN Of December last. IS again altered for safe.
10y VIRTUE of deed of trust oetct4tcd 10 the sub
ID scrbcr by Edward VIM Johnston for certain par
ppses therein mentioned which sand decd bears date ON
the 2trh day Of April 1889 and is duly recorded in the
Clerk, Office OF Roanoke County Court, we will pro
coed Ia sell the premises. Tuesday the Isl day of
March next; the Boletourt Springs in the county Of
Roanoke.
The advantages ID tlrs establishment. boil, as a de
lehtiul U,I1ERL\G PLiCEi ind as the localion
d an extensive Scioot, have irefeSy hcR set be
fore the public thai ii is deemed unnecessary to beat
them here we viii only say thai opportuniir orbny
ns property very desirable rarely occurs
Although the title 10 tho tfnreny is thought Ia be in
dspnlablc, we will only convey asl is vested in
by the Trust Decd.
The terms of tho sale will be $500 ia cash. and
the remainder in three equal annual myms3ts s4tlsac
torly secured and bearing interest from dftH
JAMES q. WATTS, I ,..
r JOHNSTON, '''''',''
Roanoke County, -. Win
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VIRGINIA MILITARY Institute,
rcc,iycr,

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=, H'e,"' u, n1 '",P7 ~ 'a''S l"l" '''' u"S al
-" ''a"r' i''' - ~ 'afteu was caii'i 10 the
'' i,, aln ,aIc' ~ ar appointed secretary
u o'''. VI ,'s '''e','"@ n'iie oth oAh','' inc
secretary "H'I'" 'ie o,h"ihe nfeiu'" ana TeS'iu''o''
"m ,. were unanimously adopted
ihe a"''s {" nc = "; institute ha'H9 a'f'S maze
i" 10 '"e cay Of "chm"n' u "'caeH' 70 lne
@id'i q iI' command, I'm cme cine eov'fnof OF tins
'"n'a"1N eaun') ana having experienced during thef
'n''rc eA@"so" t'fa most gratifying manifestations Of
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LATER

on the day after correspondent y>ro' uho 10Th
"') Mr. Wisa finished his s?ocrh in Which he endca
urea to p,o,s Mr.. ADAMS was an Abolition atipt5,'
O 'a'' at tn hcade party in This country ,ha i ret
" III Unison with British Fanatics for the purpose Cd
1'Sing the union e. hesc States. He was personally
very VI harsh towards Mr.. Adams. He followed by
49, A. who pleaded to tie '11,Ai''n Of Congress. de
''s' That being accused of treason and subornaon OF
Iuy by the rosou;ioof NJ Marshall. he entitled
'"c benefit Ola jury trai, guaranteed hy the consti
''0h lie replied to Wso personalities with great bit
-s'ignatizng Mr.. WIS i, murderer. with the
'h einocent blood yet on his hands ard upon his CIR
aud Mr.. NiSn rfiorting liftIfia ~ccuSltion was
r. 'e' as hlfck : the tou hoitot who uttered i'll
"''e wis ai'r' ia.:aea between AIr. Wise and Mr.
i, Sf Of id.-ho former doubling the latte: feel and
ia''of applying the cpth,t Of hactgani to the lor-
Thus we 20! Mr.. Marshall replied to alt Nd
r. aforrN 'Ntr rs PM, nI.eh-,ii,a aid dom "a.
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NOTICE..

Id 'RSI Ant to a deed Of trust bear NC dated the o3d
1 Of December, lS22, executed by Lewis Winpfeld
to Nicholas Robertson, and Abncr Anthony Trustees
10 the following creditors: John T. Ashwoll Wi
liam McGee, Elisha Greyer, Archer W. Robertson
James l.clwlch, Brown, Clayor X Co. Pleasant i.ab
by. Kyle s Maysr Annon Hancock. Daniel Brown
William kasry, John Saunders, William RAY. John
Gray, Jno Board james II. Coleman, David w. Quafcs
David II. Grub Thomas Wills Samuel Mitchell Pleas
AMI Dickinson, William Powell and Boyd, Miller \ Go
l above named creditors requested forward
with Their vouchers 10 Nicholas Robertson that he MAJ
prepare for sc,,itmeut agceibfo IN the decd Of trust
\. ROBERTSON.
Feb. 3 w3ws
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NOTICE..

NllF partnership which has existed bpf5rH iIarpcr
i Hardy & Co., and John Jordan in constructing u
portion ri the James River & karavft Canal has been
dissolved IN consequence of Harper, Hardy \ Go. hay
ing ah2rdoncd the work,
The undersigned VIII go on to finish certain portions
Of the work, already commenced the Proceeds Of which
together With AL fhc ~ ms OF the late firm Of Jno Jor
dan * Co viii he rad to the creditors as fast as they
o8nbe nlahe available. JOHN JORDAN.
Jan II w.iw If
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REID TINS.

-.
THSiF subscriber has on hand Largo and we'll sslcci
L ed assormct of H3RDIf.4RE and CUTIE
Il J which he will sell at reduced prices Tor AN.
The stock on hand embraces general sssntmcnt Il
Building Materials. Carpenters and Joiners TeS'
House soepng Utensils, Agricultural lmrIcmdhs..
Backsmiths Tools. Shooting Iachling. Iyou in sSzes
and kinds. Cast. Shear. German. English and AnercaH
Blisiered Sees, Culand Wrought Nass rastiAcs, n r.
SC &c From aud after the ii day Of Inlay, 1899
saf end ssToi3. o 10 casa BUSINESS or limited
EmesNs rolnifc L. We would respectfully say tetha -
debfcd us that want money and necessity ln,Kt
collect. VIII YOU make ue sacrifice and pay u.
r., ). MitIER
! Jan. -~r
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TRUST SALE on
....aIA.LE TEEsOraL AND REAL
ESClEL.

10y \lRii + o. atthnt. vested III me. as Tf,iste,
- OF Samuel Bru,n; ,ii on the lOh day ol
March next, sell at public auction, fn highest hider
npon the premises, all the Estate OF Samuel Branch
both PERSONAL. and REAL. to me conveyed IL a
Deed in Trust bearing dalr the 2sh day of Januars
lsi2 and OF record in Campbell county. including the
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FUNERAL. Noilvt.

The Funeral of the late Mrs. Ann No,vil will take
place this monlng. Thursday. looeock. At The resi-
dencc OF Daniel |. Warwick The friends aud ar,pain-
tanccS ol the family sprctlulls invited attend
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lined
Ditto fine Kid and Morocco pfe5, Sinners.
Genilomcns double sole fine tfIf4kld Foote'S; first
rate article for tho present scas1s,
Ditto Navy Shoes and Quarter Boots.
bntp fine tallshln, kipskn and Wax Leather
t.ats
Ladies and gtfemcns India Rubber Over Shoes. with
lest'3t @e5fa is one Of The Yory halis ,-hcat and
most %cccnt atc't ot The kind that has hy"f boeh
offered Ia ,hc public, made over lasts oi the most aI
proved broadway and ho.tb5t sret fishinns adjust
ing itself ttth hldor Shoe o boot with perfect neat
ness, and being beyond all doubt. proof Prices
adapted To tho present scarcity Of money.
NJ. W. DAVENPORT
Jan. q 4t il
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30 Imported
s}f-ly tk .n'i* q ~ 'H ;,
wv L TN l L.

sFc1fKAo III I7I1TTTIU0IIsI'U
will make his next season. 1912. al my stable, New
Glasgow, AMHERST County, Virginia, Particulars here
after given III hand bills.
EDMU Nd C. MOORE.
rs Tie Dlme Reporter will publish weekly four
weeks, and seid aecount II this office Tor collection
Feb 3 WV
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CARRIAGES. CAlsIsIAGE...

FINlE subscriber is now receiving from celebrated
! Factory in Troy, New York, the largest a5,or
ment OF CIRRLlGES ever offered in this markell
Peisons dearug 10 putclase respectfully invited To
call and examine the stock. The prices will be salts
factory le has doubt. II. NJ. DIDI.AKE
Jan 10 Pm if
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EUIf'dHs' CORRESPONDENCE.
RIcnMoHp. January -. l. I.

7. -.
rs you hay1 '"ci g ti'e papers the Legislature YES
i,rday succeeded in cccilng Judge oite Court Of APP
Iras, a,lcra three days agony-itst loug as the
French people required oeNprl one kne. and to SET up
another in his place ltihere he any compcnsatng cir
cuius''rt attending the loss Of time in making the eee
ton. it is in c ACKNOWLEDGED ability, INTEGRITY mud in
dasry Of Inc gentleman elected .-Gcn Briscoc g. Bald
win OF Augusta who this morning sen in his resigna
lion member of the House from that county. In my
last gave You condensed view of the various baIlone
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CARD.

take pleasure IN announcing. that the unpleasant
contt' etsf which occurred tine since h.ale the
County 'anfi OF Bedford. between Me- Is John l.. sale
aud John y .evieh has III ia adjusted IN an amieablc
and satisactes, manl,ef 4. DABNEA.
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Young MEN'SSat ti.ry.

Question for Saiunh, night the 9Th nst-"is ,lr
eio Power compatible with our Republican lnstl,u
tiunsl''
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SPscio Election in .lagtSta co0oty-Gcu Baldwin
resigned his seal in the House of Delegates. thc 29
iHst.-no deemlrg it proper to continue Lc4i,afor
after 'tillg made Judge. new writ Of election was
issuo-and The election, viii n held tlritl OF February
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Lon., Rirer diia haaa,c!n Cm,d.

Tae - r. VIII be lei into ire Canal. aud the inc o.
pen iar 5tqalon lr,m .yucuo..ra to Richmond, on In
liy. fle t!t ip,r. r.. II GILL, \ { Ene't,
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~ 1t is stated iy letter 10 the oiitos of the Rich
mond Wing, that the Hon. Mr.. Dixon, , Senator from
Rhode Island. died ON last Saturday.
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S.sxE or HOES.
AUCTION SALE bE FANCY GOODS.

WILL. SELL. on FRIDAY. the 18th inst a, auction
ldl al Fancy Goods, consisting IN part follows.
Merno Seats and Shawls. SILK Shawls AMI Ilaudkef
chles. Noatrldo. larrl u Of bons French Worked
toilas, adde's Bonucts. Ladies' Wells. Childrcn's
DfoSs. Nllh and Cotton Stockings. Ladies' Caps. and
a,ahe,y OF Fancy Articles. ri one declning business
CHS. PHELPS. Auct.
Feb ! IL
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D.. Weffle lie rccder 10 a sketch ol The speech Of
Mr. Clay on the nl,rnd.hf1 d the Constitution -n1 the
ehatc On the resolution 10 ocGsIrc Mr.. A.ans,
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cohleJloiN NiUr htauuuf AL oil iluc 9haIl and I'M
acfos ol " "5d Land. well imbcrcd aGd conveniently
situated. pom this Tfset IS tool bNtllmg House.
containing tg'l toons,vtn all necessary out losee
atachcd-'lhe Plantation is well improved with Barns
Stables. Ncgro Houses re Sc
also, ,hNO1IIER 7R.iCT OF LLND,
called the VIII Tract. containing about 500 4
crcs. On tbs place Is erected new AMI cunu,ilous
Dwelling House. with all necessary but buildings II
tachcd. The Mil up,o ihis Tact (e,},i,,niy koo,,n
rs Bmnch's Milo Is upon Failing River, and one al the
most valuable in the county. both "a trst aud Saw
Mill. The Land Is generally ri good qualify. with
boui 81 ri yer, fine Flat Rattle Snake Crock
Ills property Is highly valuable aud worthy the atten-
ton oi atIl hoiaol dt Nue saeh
U3SO. 1Ho O1TiER 1RiC1'S,
one ro'iire tiS acroa and Ie Other 3t,9 acres all
III wVol4 alotalil,iu excellent iniitct-and the whole
Of which Jics Within two mlles of the Mill They an,
adjacent 10 ctnh other rnd ~ s'F't} ofc soil Is eoad
.lLSO, Ttr.N1I SCI IN ''UFS,
among whom are ON of the mos valuable 0Nrk;ihtl :
in Virginia; good Miller. who understands also the
management Ola Saw Mill pu'd Nag9on'r. aud IL
oth,r likely able bodied VI en- mostly young. besides
cd iil;tlt Boys valuable Women. Also the I'm
tire stock OF ''rsrs aud Mules Cattle. sheep and ilogs
plantation, and Slor Tools Wagons. On Carts Sea- and
a Carriage and Harness. aud SuIky anl harness
The ictts Of sale. co. the aud WIN BE- third al
the parclsn money 10 he paid on tht 18th day Of De
crmb.r noVt-and the other two thirds IL lt-o equal M,
null inalamcus thereafter, bearing interest from the 18th
dl4 al December, ~. al which time I1sscsslor will
be eiyt Nth The privilege ol seeding small grain in the
Fall 9'hc pcto'b rropcrtf viii Ne sold upon credit
oi lonr months itr all glint over Twenty dol'ars-fr
sums of and under t"cry dollrs. cash will be- required
'ihofc pfoy5in'i IN tho Decd uudei Witch act,
whereby all the creditors oi the said Samuel irane
under certain rsrclioUs rs " uindr. known the day
of sale are crioHced With their claims upon the said
Branch, 10 oilse any purchase they make at the sllc
Persons dsrolls 10 purcrse arr respectfully invited
la Isl ana tlp bp Il
them. by myself or hy Gep Sande btanch.- All
communications viii be addressed To nie at NpWln's
Stole posipad ...,
WILLIAM -. BRANCH,
Trustee ofSamue Eranth.
o.. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will publish
the above I'LL day of sale, and forward their
this office for collection.
Feb. 3 tlOM
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~ nhicb the said Samuel branch nnw resides. which
; 81 The nost desirable in the county. II contains
1000 ACRES.

about 300 of which i Failing River Low Grounds ol
'apeiorqqolitt, viii lfee body o'oI'n High iqnd
cohlg1o''S, yn.e h'1u,0i AL OF uc qualify and I'm
acosoi Wood Land. well llmbcrcd ael conveniently
situated pom this Tract Is = Good Dwelling House.
containing t'p'n roon' with all necessary Ou, lousts
attached. Plantation is WI, improved with Barns.
Sllhlrs N,nrn llnnsr. 11el. 81
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I'd cat on

FDNlE next session Of tia suMcbtta etoo III com
monc5 on Monlay n III IlEl. 4 lll Residence Of
her fa,hC, oil III stittt. .,tims ,p9 heierooie
MARrlIA :. HALL.
Feb, ! ptif
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

FUNflE next session of the subscriber School ean
y mcnce on Monday the 3lst day of .tFiuary.
Tuition > Sl2 81
f. BtNAGH.
January l. sw if
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ROBES & BURTON.
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I'd. ~ W. EiJfnpn

Freight HO~I Jose s,hi Me FIR SSslr.
t.. IA WE offer for sale. the canal Boat,
a.. a. ..l.t-at, ...5OSEPFlsNE.-
She Is stung and well built. and great bargain NAV be
had. of tens apis at the Office Of NcSsrs Boyd. I'd
no,'d < Co., bf 10 GEO. BAGBi & Go.
Jan. II ct il
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- We are requested 10 say that WILLIAM II.
CLARK. Esq Will not bra candidate Ia represent tn.
au0tv of Halifax in the next Legislature of Virginia
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RIcnMnNn. .Iannary 80. 1870.

hICHNOND JAIluafy %, TNIZ.
Fletcher Heath. the murderer arrested last night
in the the other side of Petersburg making his way
to the Souihto Texas. prcsume.-whlch is the great
city Of Refuge for villains Of all grades lie was brought
t. town Til, morning. lronoi, and lodged in prison.
Wells still alive, afa it is thonght i'at i.r will
recover
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IL Eh-tIR REPE.AI..

Mdssrs Alier, Arliir. Ba,ati, senton. buchanan.
! Calhoun Fulton, Graham. King. LINN, MGR lberis
Marehc'd, Pierce, Prens', Rycs. Sewer, Smith Of
Con, Sturgeon. 1appn, Woodbury.. Wright aud ouag
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1o5itsiaao,, would ~ly thu, it is orr purpose 10
d,, ailo5ehcr in thousands through the year Of lel2 in
stead I'll ha6hcdsaz in Isl frm this first day of
January. 1872. we t4rh orcr ncr tcV lfyou'd haze
the chance. ouly send your orders to
W. ". SUTTON.
2 door, below the Post Ofiro.
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Trustee Of Samuel Erant h.
o., The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will publish
the above I'LL day of sale, and forward their
this office for collection.
Feb ; HON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08
THE CONSTITUTIONS ESTATE RIGHTS.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, MONDAY, AUGUST s. ISL

The sehr Saul, Captain Smps n, from Boston for
Sasinnah, was struck by lightning on SATURDAY.
evening, OF Plymouth. The Captain was struck
sens.es', and the vessel set on fire. The crew Is.
capped with difficulty in their boii.
The number OF birth. in France in is39. was
as| 'ioi Of deaths, $50 COO Of marriages., aGG 500
The popu'aion Of Frhnee now amounts to -, $40.
o"o. Deaths in Paris in tho year 1910, 90 99i
a loan OF $4,000 including interest, due on the
lst INST ~ the Hartford and New Haven Railfoal
company, was paid on the 30;h uli. Pretty prompt
payment 'hl, fJr these timss.
'Da~k'er, dawk,er." 81 al an exquisite the other
Jay i wa"ni you to tell me what can Get TO pUt
intaw NAVY teid 10 make il TO ghl p
III wants nothing but brains" said the ger tsmen
Of fnnction.- Uncle Sam.
An "Old Halter" in the Intelligence. al'uds, 10
tle iacti That a better ha. can now be lad for SO
than could he obtained for Si2 before the hu.in,,,
was protected by Tarif This IN true OF nlmo,t
every thing which receives protection from Govern
men,, EXCEPT otHee holders. They cos; more from
ISIS 10 lSiO, than they ever did before.
TyiI.ism.-Ten Wig Postmaxters have been
removed within few weeks, in Ois,go County, N
iorhi and thorough Loeos put 10 their places.
hr Llutii,, Of Boston, made balloon nscers IN
from Castle Garden, last Tuesday; aid after a
pleasant jaunt IN the air, landed on Long Island,
without any accident.
Twenty eight millions OF pounds of the genuine
flee, and eighteen millions Of pound. Of imitation.
are consumed annually in Great Britain.
Judge Barton, If Pha.. has resigned his sea, n,
PIeiideni Of The Court Of General Sessions 10 take
effect the LIST Of January.
IL seems thntn National Convention Of the t'eoi-
ored eemmen,' was to have been held in Phiis.
on me 5Oih ut, but was postponed on account OF
the riots.