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the United States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
Goth May, 1872,
THoMAsB. PICKETT Of the county OF Stafford having flcd
petition, praying that he may bs declared Bankrupt j Is
ordered claiming creditors OF the sad Tho
Pickett show the Court, the 9Th day Of July
next; w; the said Thomas B. Pickett be declared
rup pursuant Of Congress In that BEHALF and
copy order published in the newspapers according
the 22nd and Oath Rules Of Court.
ACopy-TsEe,
MayH
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JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission Merchants Richmond, Yirgiait

Commission .HcrCsdntS-h icHWGnd, JUgtHtu.
REFERENCES:
C. wilkins & Co..
Fisher & Co., Boston.
Fisher K Baldwin,,
Robert Siecn & Co..,
VIM. raylors Co., Philadelphia.
Jas Steel Il Co., }
; 5,5s:% ;;, =: saad s"i xsr York
Ihos w Pairc, Washington
Lambeth & Mekenzis' alexandria,
Cha. .eit 4 Page,
Kirkland Chase,
John Bocg; & Co., p,b;u,..
Robert Howard & Co.,
Buck s. Herr,
Wilson Sons, .r,rf.n.
Jas. Slnoot, Georgetorn
en- S5s' i Ess 5sSss' sn''rrs Pa
R 7f@j: " y M keas; s"ilsss'd, Ohio.
Ha, sss Zones :. sTd ca a-.., Ferry oss
Crew & Cook, Richmond, Ohio
Stctson Avery,
Joseph Lands < Co -Ssu Orleans.
Thomas B. Winston,
Lemuel Jones, NJ Pleasant, Ohio
WIN. Martin d Co., Circierils, OHIO.
Horn CARPENTER IlSa Cincinnati, Ohio
Robert Campbell: st. Louis, NJ.
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Tickets sI0-havcs S5-quarters 50 -.
Certificate, Of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets s!9.
DO do s5 half do IA
For Tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages in the as
splendid Lotteries, address
j. C. GREGORY & co Manager
Edmond, Virginia
OF Drawings sent Immediately after they over to all "'
order as above.
Nav q 6-w:i
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rvNO JOHN TAURMAN.-As you are not reSden. o. ,hm
i Commonwealth you will hereby take notice. ihl rnh
nocee on Monday, Of June, isia and between e
hours of in the morning and sunset oil thl a!, At
the office Meredith Young, Attorneys at Law IN % Guy VI
Eicbmond 10 Ike the depo>itions Taon WoodSon William
g. chambetayne. William Mctruder and others 10 nc ,ea@ m
evidence. in ms behalf Il certain suit now pending III the t
cu SUPERIOR tnrt Law and Chaucery for the county OF hen
RIGA and c,y Richmond tie Chncey side IN when your
elf and Tomns purysar are Plaintiffs aud myself and others are
and it. from the said deposion be not u
KEN on that day the will be continued from gay 10
, =, ,j. sam. MACE and between hors until the
same finished Hobi'r ''1" .iia;, -, nov
ue u"', ''"' "'S" " o-wiw
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IL CONGRATULATIONS. AT Rules, held in the CLERK
Onre Of the Circu superior Court "f Law and Cincrr o
Orange county, the 9Th day Of April, lsi2
Martha Key, fEiihh
Howard and Abraham Shepherd, J Administrators
DE- bis non with xed, oil Joshua Key Walter hey
Executor 1amdy Key, deceased, Henry Key, John White and
Martha wife, William r. Key John Key, STROLLER Key Joh
bay Mary - late Mary Key Joseph Key and Ro-
Key infant children u Jo,t pin H. Key Charles H. hey Iui
Lambert and Judith his wife, late JUDITH key Nahani.
Champion and Ann his wife, lale Ann Key James hs ana
Beverly H. Key children al james Key decreased Richard James
Jefferson Key and Mary kry infant children o Jeiei
Key, deceased Samuel Daniel James Daniel Joshua Daniel,
William Daniel rnry DaGi.i Nancy Graves widow Of Henry
formerly Patsy Daniel Matthew Nicholas and Elizabeth
wife, formerly Elizabeth Daniel, Elijah Daniel Martha Da
MEL Frances Daniel Beverly Daniel Joseph lanr anu euse
Daniel children Of Martin, deceased, the children "t honas
Thomas W. (iillncr, Dsithtah-:
The defendants Henry Key John White and Nara his WIFE
William Key, John Key, STROLLER Key Joseph AMI Robert hrl
infant Jesse u. Key, deceased Charles b. Key Jor
Lambert and Judith h wife, Nathaniel Champion and hhn
his wir W. Key. and Beverly D. Key chdrtn Of James
Key. deceased Richard James Rev, Jefferson and Mary hy
James Daniel John Daniel, William l'anr Henry Daniel,
Nancy Graves widow Henry Graves deceased, Patsy Brown,
dn.y deceased, Matthew Nicholas and Eliza
beth his wife, Elijah Daniel Martha Daniel, Frances Dairl ne
yery Daniel Joseph Daniel Daniel children OF Mar
Daniel, deceased, the children o Thomas hey dtcascu
whose names and jain W. hey, having en-
rules III this Court, and appearing, by sails
evidence that they not inhabitants oil ths common
wealth. the plalni 6y counsel II II mdreh,
defendants named do at the Clerks Oce
said Coa rules TO be held On the hrst M"nhay IN
July aud the plaintiffs hill ana Thai copy OF
this forthwith inserted newspaper published ~
the city of Richmond for Two months scce-ssc ana poseo
at the front door of thu Court house of this county.
REYNOLDS CHAPMAN, Clerk
ofonnge circu, Superior Court Of Law and Gna"eesy
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VIRGINIA HDUSE.-l'Lis well known establishment VIII
e conducted by the subscriber, who hopes by
per regard to comfort c her guests share al public
patronage She is prepared accommodate transient Customers
and borders the year She has also several suitable
for families or single gentlemen who may desire lodge ii The
house day boarders by The VIII be so0by
the day, 81 80. MAklA u. CLofioN.
Nav i0 lin
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANuFACTuRY,
Carr Street, three doors abore the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, Ia.
H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats at the following
y law prices:
bodies, from 81 SD ia 81 So Eoys Hats
Fur Caps 81 Sl0 q, ntemen's Cloth
Caps together with assortment nf Mems and
Boys HAIR Salet and Glazed Caps black and drao Wool Hats
wholesale and retail Terms-Cash.
p He keeps during the Summer large assortment of Leg
horn, Leaf and Willow Hats suitable for all
N. q. Hats made 10 order
January ISL 1892 73-wlyt
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Executors Sale of Vatunbe and Desirable f4uquisri


Liant.
an TUESDAY, the esh day Of June next f fair il not The
~ nrN fair lay will offer for sale, The premises the
Tract of Land belonging Estate OF the late Samuel Fish
pr, containing about 725 acre.. -, .,
This land ner.rced by Falmouth and Damfries roads,
in healthy and fertile region about tIo miles below the
furus village of Warrenton and five six from the White
Sulphur Springs II well adapted 70 clover ana pasef' anu
i, a hici, state of cultivation and improvement
will sell The whole body, divide into three tracts as
FLAWS. eween IN. Falmouth and Dumfrles roads there are
l arres:-o this is The Mansion House. with The necessary
ut budinss and conmodous barn and stables More than
100 acres of this tract well limbcred On the Turkey nun
side Of The Falmouth road there 2i0 acres, on winch Is
Girls, N in good rrpair Of this tract heavily TIM
brrr ubou; meadow, and the remainder ~ blue grass anu
clover ON the oppnse side Of the Duues road are l acres
This part If the fam received les attention than Tue wv"
former divisions consequently not in so high state oil cul
v,iion but from the character Of the SOIL Oh easy
and apd mp,o On his likewise, Is all abundance VI
timber and a large quantity of valuable pine.
All uf these well watered. -,
Terms Of Sa.-A credit of two and three years, WIN
interest from The rsr day January 1873 al winch time posses
sion will he sjven the purchaser having The privilege ., seeding
in the Fall Bond, satisfactory security and deed oil uisi'
IS i'll he required 10 secure the payments . :, =
0 Persons wishing examine TIE farm VIII eau on the eA,
ecnnr living in Wanenon who VIII show Them me a ahu
lis boundaries. sAhi,: d. ,nIa,
Executor of Samuel Fisher, deceased
.,x;i IN II7-wtds
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no BIDERS-Staed Proposals will he received by the un
der.ncd uni Saturday. the dth day of June next Tor e
erection of an additional building OF brick on Stone
To the Western unalc Asylum, corresponding IN s@e am gene
"a dan IN The recent addition Northern wing. The pro-
als are reored vale work complete, the nnner
mr. 10 furnish materials. Bond with mp
n,veJ .ccnriiy will be required faithful performance q"
IT,, .anac, '' ~ ROBERT :. BROOKE,
''' 1o"e J.. l.. STEVENSON,
KENTON HARPER,
Executive Committee
ll-wid
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is,O JAMES Il. May CHARLES MAY AND oriERS:-
Take notice. TINT shall, Friday the aand day OF July
The hours of 0ocock in the morning and ococh
the evening" the Tavern Edward =. Pnyenr, in The
of Maysvle, Of buckingham, and state Of Virginia.
depoos Role Edridgs and BE-
rad evidence pending in the Circuit Superior
nf Law and Canccy for the Of buckingham and
stats of Virginia. which plaintiffs and you aud Others
lefrnaus and IT, from any cause, the aforesaid dispositions
shall taken that day. the 10 be continued FROM
day day until completed.
BRANCH & HOLMAN.
MnvoO ~
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D. NJ. Hoyt & Co.'s Lottery and Exchange oihc

IIOYT co. beg call the attention OF their friends
distance, the splendid list of schemes published be""
The pita. and other prizes The e
cf purchasers also ncreased-soc Of the schemes La'
drawn ballots.
oYT Co. the sellers Of al the large prizes ii F
persons In Of such articles " III address them
VI READ.! 90
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In The United States Court the Eastern Dstr of Virginia,
Nav 2iih lsi2:
CHARLES n. ALLEN, OF the city cf Richmond, having filed
u peiirinn pray ing that he be declared Banhnp IL Is
ordered that all persons claiming be creditors of tie said
Charlie, R. Allen the Court the 9Th day o! July
next why laid Charles r. Alien be not declared Eankrrp,
ani In te act of Congress IN tia, behalf cory
This orer published The newspapers, according to TIE nd
and 9th Rules ct Court
A Cupy-Testr, ~ -
-rs,y
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If completed the rst day, they vii be ton
tnued from day To day, until completed.
JAMES PEARCE, Agent.
IWiam b. Chiiendcn. Secretary Of the James River IA
nawla Company do hereby certify that James Pracr uh'-
name subscribed the foregoing advertisement i the Asrui
Of the said Company duly authorized by The President and d.
recors of the Stock Of delinquent okho
from time time, may be deemed necessary pursuant TIE
provision of the charter w. Is. CHTTENl,ES.
M,v 6-wl9s
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rAKE NOTlCE-Iunis round LcghorE Hats are tt
i be had very low prices at the cheap cash store Of
p. :. GARBAEATI,
Sign Of Transparent Hat, ShOckoe IN:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-03

Who IN, rohh'l the ocean cave.
i'oliucc l,;y lips ~ coral hue;
Who, from India distant wave.
For thee til - p-ady treasures drew
Nho fiom yondef o'Icni SKY,
slolo the morning OF thine eye:
.rhon<la! ci,lr,ns Thy form II deck,
:'r...n -. aud cath, aud ar are torn;
Roses hiouu apun tEi cheek.
On thy breath tleir ifh.Iamce bo'ar,
G.atd ny L. ;on from :l:- dry,
Lest ihy slow, should L'r!i away.
nu, enc ril.,m reintin- behind,
WINCH mite cleta caa ao'ur imia't,
Ne; In ocean Viii 'hou tud
Nor n the ci;Clln- Az i heart;
fares; wu;i'G'Si ihou perfect hr,
TAKE, o. tuE. that heat; irom n,c.
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elh education. Way -
IL Dorf0rs. Lamuers .uerchants .uechanics sc &c.
GLOUCESTER RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber
" offers Tor sale on The most accommodating terms TIE pace
Main leading Mathews the ciy of Richmond
cdcricSiurs. 1t il nine miles aboT" 'oa
house, from IIbanna, the eat 81 Justice ~ Mh-
deSex couniy twenty miles from Mathews Cont house,
and twenty-five from Kings Queen court'"use The tract con
ains seventy land, winch well adapted To the
of the and might ay y The application
fertile The Improvements consist o roony
dwelling house, in The hes' possible order f NE reception 81
houses, This place within mite If a
public handing. nav.ahe creek Poopoank,) and lhe
teylr King Queen a space Of country of ahol, twenty
mirs 1t is ais" excellent aEd for Doctor, LAWYER
Mechanic any further description deemed nnle-
advertisement, Purchasers invited 10 examine
for themselves Application may be made TO lie snssc'e''
either i" F-"' or through the a' '''; Tli e' & ANony
Gloucester c. H.. Va. April 25, ls'a. Ia-w6w
,E,O AGGICUIlRIs'rs Il wcud respectfully invite the
sic, iian square above tie Bell Tavern, Richmond,
where they del of my ne:yy plrn'ed Plough The
"ia. is certificate frcn some of The best judges of uue!'
ID sa wi H. ie4'. ''''' -" ~ GEO. WATT. Alaharna
We The undersigned have This ay witnessed The successful
performance OF Wars Gun Brc- Plough
take pleasure accommodating lr 10 Farmers generally
ard. in adl"n The i"il"wrs:ia Of svrg ira and land
aud an. away iloui labor ocs wrench,
less liable 1" choke On account Of is consuc,ion Than any
,rr in sela! all kinds o. shaped moudaoar may be easily
attached In tat The s,ocknr III moi be more than half the
labor expense o the generality Of others, and that stranger
plough he made upon this principle than any othsrany
aeraiioa which be be made he done
very few b: P'nushhov. We further
lievc that excels all other plough; in snrisiiyinsomuc
that the farmer put tie stocks 10 them himself
John NJ Anderson Roaen Anderson, j. Chadich, Joseph
ryrce Robert Wade, Eenania Tyree II Ernest, john
Thomas, VIM Davenport James Lany, iames H. Elicit clsnn
VIA William Ci!rn John = Atkinson Richard smith, Rich
adson T. Haze John Hare Henry Geniry John Baset Jas
+. King, Ezrki,l = Tally, w. \.
May 10 9-w4w
~ Herald and Wing viii please copy.
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PRINTING INK.-We shall haze constantly on naa d ,m
prices. Inn
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WANTED, th office Apprentice In the Printing i-
nj. n .dur,tion Nay II
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t,DcsII SpYISf. COO

FRESH SPRING UUUTS.
XX7M F. BUTLER, f"portr Of China, Qneenspare and a:s
w is receiving per slip arkaway, and has aioa vi
uerya now daily ,p.ced all direct from the Manufacturers his
s. are. and tasty Of china, Glass and Quernsware
which c offers Tor eqsi rrfa-rd ps credit Of
months To pucua buyers He feels confident that merchants
will not consider necessary farther North for Goods in his
line, il they will bur give him call
WM. +. BUTLER, doors above Bell Tavern.
N,,cb, g-wtft
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ssi}&IES


i, following exquisite by pr Shaw, Wa written SOM
,,, wear. ago Nader aul !.adeS m' have frn aroma ~ H.
m la. nf ac first SttnAas Is mohy Of "tio"is WIN
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Court for The Eastern Distrct Oh teh
18th April, lsI2.
~ the matter of Bankruptcy William H. Morgan, of the
county Chcsterfeld in the Eastern Virginia District
The said William H. M"rgln who has been d"reed Bank
run, nv this Court having filed pston praying for his DIS
cla pe II il ordered That notice thereof he published IN 4
printed the city Of Rchmond seventy days NJ est
err The sh day of July next when hearing will he had
t,e said petition Cy HAIL. the city osEichHond and
ali creditors proved their debts, and other persons III
n,,y apnpar IN SAID time aud Place and shoy cause
If any they have why prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted. -
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
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n1OTcErre will he Petition presented To the neat Ne
~ neral Assembly, praying for ACT 10 pass to appoint Tue
en,es from county, Smith and Washington, Commas
ionprs IN view and tr Seat Of Justice IN Tie
county az Gfaysnn 4 central point ~ ,,,,,.>.,
(Signrd,) MANI vi ,".." ',
Maui
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cpP0rDICE WIIITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR slni
E pocor Of this pleasant and desirable situation informs
The public that open for the reception o. company
II situated most convenenyin facility at access rom e
hoard to mountain eScrled by watering place III he
being distant from Stephenson DfP't on e
and Baltimore Railroad where public conveyance
will always ascending ana descrndIhe ana i've
from The surrounding country This watering place mas ne nh
rrsored aborng under '.r hbSftoh
ND ,hsr of scretion with the happest effect
The efficacy Of ate-ed by numbers from lhe ane
cities from which is peculiarly accessible, IS oee'ea ~ VI
eou,l 10 any Medicinal Spring in Virginia -,
Every effort been made To put tins de'eht.n "ehs
Place upon footing with the most iaslonao'e wa'enS p ~
& trJand every exerton will be used 10 give satisfaction 10
.nf Mns" 40" risi II BRANCH JORDAN.
Il" VIM "' 'S i-w2m
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REYNOLDS CHAPMAN, Clerk
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UNION LOTTERY, Class No. 2: for Isi2 TO BE- '''"'
Al. aanda, ID. e. Saturday, the 18Th Of Jn.e io'''
II irawn out Of -.
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J. &. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
Office Mdia ID door bcop Main and ia stre,ts,
RfcHAOsD, VIRGINIA.
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HENRY GIBSON, elk.
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Tickets sl0-haIves S5-qnarters 81 ID. IA,
Certificates Of Packages Of 81 Whole Tickets s'
10 do 26 half 40 as
Do do 26 quarter do
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Capital $50, 600 ID dr0on numbers
VIRGINIA LEEsBuRG LOTTERY, Glass g.. fpr Up, !" y
,InfiI

Tickets only sl0-ialv~s S5-quartrr, - 30. =,
Certificates Of Packages &c III Whole Tickets So
y" DO .f half do =,
D.. du ~ quarter 10 "
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- number I4atery-l2 drawn ballots
Tickets SlU-halyes S5-ruartrrs s! -. .,,,
Certificates of Packages of - Whole Tickets SIX
Do do IS quarter do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20

The bark Anahuoc, Captain Thompson, arrived
last night with papers from Vera Cruz to the 18th
July.
She brought several of the Santa Fe prisoners who
have sent us the following -
"The undersigned officers attached to the late
Texan Santa Fe Expedition, for themselves and on
behalf of their comrades, adopt this method of tes-
tifying their gratitude towards Gen. Waddy Thomp
son. u. S. Minister at Mexico, for the strong interest
he manifested in our wretched condition in the pri-
sons of Mexico, for many acts of personal kindness
while therein, for the successful influence which he
exerted in our liberation, and for his more than
manly benevolence after we were discharged from
Mexican bondage, without substance or the means
Of procuring it,.
eve are also indebted to the Americans, En-
glish, Zacatecas and Germans resident at Chlhua-
hua, Paseo del Norte, and at Mexico for many
kindnesses while at those different places, the re-
membrance OF which can only cease to exist with
the last pulsation of our hearts.
The q. s. Consul, l.. s. Hargous, Esq, for Vera
Cruz ALSO demands and has gratitude for the dis
interested manner in which he facilitated our de-
parture from the hostile shores OF Mexico.
New York, August, 1872
Signed, IRA MUNSON,
JOHN w HAM,
T. H. BROWN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
Delightful Drives and Walks.

BuRNHAM's.-This charming and fashionable re-
sort is now in the zenith of attractions. Cool air
fine shady walks, beautiful bouquets, quiet, health
and happiness, may be found out here.
NowLAs's.-This lovely spot near Harlem is now
more beautiful than ever. All who want to get an
appetite, and enjoy life should drive out here daily
and partake of one of Nowlans glorious dinners
STRIKERS BAY.-This is another delightful retreat
during the dog days. Here you have glorious
view of the North river, the best of fare and flow
ers and amusements in abundance.
HoBoKEN.-This favorite resort this year excels
all former years. The grounds improved, order
is preserved, loafers are kept within bounds, and
every thing contrived to make the visitor happy.
New BRIGHToN.-W Whoever wants to spend day
or two in real comfort should go down to this place
and stop at the Pavilion. 1t is demi paradise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
From the Journal of Commerce

{h7- IF ALL PEOPLE FELT THE SAME SENSE
of duty expressed by Mr.. Reynolds conscientious gen.
tleman Of the first responsibility, living at the OF
in the world. Mr. r. was for years cripple with limbs
very much swollen and cords contracted until he could
not walk He has entirely recovered by the use OF
remedy that he does not feel right keep from the pub
lic though he has interest Whatever in allowing his
name to go FORTH exceI the relief of human suffering
lie has been cured entirely and by the of the Nerve
and Bone Lniment, Hewes' and the Indian Vegctaoie
Elixir sold at II Maiden lane. II is seldom that man OF
of an arcle and we honor him the for IT, and par.
ticuarly there nre many worthless articles oheredi
for such testimony his enables the afflicted OF any sense
discriminate between the good and tho BAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20

90 TO THE PUBLIC.-Having had occasion to visit
Hartford took passage board the steamboat Globe,
which was very pleasant and agreeable therefore,
would recommend her to the public boat worthy Of
patronage. She is new and strong built and owned by
the enterprising Connecticut River Company, and com
manded by Captain Roah gentleman long and familiar
ly known the obging and attentive captain formerly
of the steamboat Charter Oak who is assisted by the gen
temanly Mr. Wordsworth who together spare no pains 70
make every thing pass pleasant and agreeable To the
many passengers who travel in the favorite steamboat
Globe which provided with Life Boats and leaves the
foot of Beeknan for New Haven and Hartford every
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday afternoons.
'' JEREMIAH FERRIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald-]
WASHINGTON, Thursday evening.
Defeat Of the Tariff Projet.
WashlnUtOn.

Defeat Of the Tariff Projet.
The Senate continued in Executive session to
late hour this afternoon debating the treaty. The
question is TO be taken tomorrow. No doubts are
entertained Of its ratification.
In the House, Mr.. Fillmore from the Committee
OF Ways and Means, reported the resolution Of
Tered by MIR. Mckennon yesterday, declaring IL TO
be expedient to pass the vetoed Tariff Bill, after
striking out distribution, and making tea and coffee
free. The resolution, he said, was offered TO test
the question whether revenue bill could be passed
To make new bill would require time As the
organ OF the Committee of Ways and Means, he
offered this proposition first, before attempting the
introduction OF new measure. He would not
vote himself. In conclusion, Mr.. Fillmore moved
the previous question on the adoption of his reso-
luton.
Mr. Bolts, one of the committee, objected to the
resolution and moved that il should be laid on the
table.
The vote stood-yeas IS, nays lO3
So the motion to lay on the table was rejected
Mr. Fillmore moved call of the House.
The motion prevailed, and PA were found TO be
present.
The question was then taken on the resolution,
and it was rejected-ayes Sc, noes ia
The western and southern wings voting generally
against the resolution, and most the democrats,
with the exception OF some twenty-five from New
York and Pennsylvania
The result still remains In doubt. The prevailing
impression is that nothing will be done, and that
hardly probable. If the Senate determine that
there shall be tariff bill passed, they will bring the
House TO terms as usual, and without much diff
entity