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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-04
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
n. IIIINf - - 49,


THE rnfsrsigned has a fitted OF the
LARGEST md splendid Coffee and Eating Houses
New fok which hundred least down
10 an excel aud breakfast dinner and
celled either quality dishes by any ho-
tel IN the United States and varying prices from
one shilling and pence dish The Java and
ocka coffee and the very and served only three
DENTS per cup And all other refreshments in proportion. The
walters uniformly civil and polite and every may
fact every department Of the business under the supernten
enee competent oyerseers whose sole and
directed TO the comfort and convenences Of and
guests. HENRY GOSLING.
Nos 81 ana 6 Nassau Jshn and M.iden Lane
S-Open SUNDAYS for breakfast dinner and je30
ITO GgN DEALERs---C3uns, Pistols, 900. M
400 Single Barrel Fowling Pieces
100 Double Guns, imitation twisted $3.50 q
800 DO do real twisted and patent Brcech
1000 Pairs Of P,ylos-assorted-e0d different varieties.
Rifles and Rifle Banes-Locks and trimmings ''
Game Bags--Powdcr Flssks and Percussion Cars
II Sporting articles generally. .TI 7 .s
The above articles will b. sold unhead oflow pces
ul6 I'm. 2s Pearl street.
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
kSSSst AND HSS SrEK bis p sgpRy q,
nyas from Birmingham and ~rld Together with gene
a ssortine 81 Donesnc winch he is prepared Of
{ 1.-THE very LOWEST CASH PRICES: :,
attention Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
&c, 70 solicited examination of his stock and
she is confident they will find it their interest
ALFRED r. LAGRAvE
,.r,., a 40 GTsspxifh f9 T BaTs4y New Yok.
Goopers Glue Asoa complete assortment Of Mechanics
Tools. James Screws, &c. m2 3ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
WAITER.
OrrIcE or Jkrrr..oN ms CoMrANI.

WANTED by young man, situation Waiter in a re-
w spectacle family. The best recommendation in every
respect will be given. Enquire No. Front street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-04

THE Board OF Directors Of this Institution have this day d.
cared semi-annua Dividend of seven per cent payable
70 the khoders or their legal amer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
DR.. REMEDIES

50 L. pa..P... - III. rr ~ ru , =
upry White sve,lings cl the joints or limbs, over which
" lt-r masters are applied. are cured, they are always sniti'
.H,4 Tie responding vel Joints or iin'i,' unleTs ii"' ''"a
.9l. tecou- permanently ENLARGED, -.
.t.r. 10 i,t = patent nine weeks, aud 10 cure any Of the r.
t =.rs OF tc disease IN any ct IL forms. IN ca7c1, o".sea
asonts1sacc, or ~ 'ae last stage y "'.' S'h1a"''r, ,,.
l. clps-s, which have no; room hereto eAPla'h' ie''''
e.- 4uf boNcS Of each.
l1+.. remedies. which / have used in nv practice for more
. went. i've .eats, and during tin time have been lnvestl-
,Iepulgen. Of iab.rcull. aud about which there y u"
.,.. are very active. but never produce any injurious or d'Sa'
e-tlr e.St us,on The stomach, or ANY u.her par; Of the SYSTEM
t.. o,h,r tt.f = noticed hy such patients, except a steady IN
.stll-gt ~ aj co.. S.rptoins dependent on chronic ,uoercu!i.
I..r,r.r...f ~, health commences immediately, or very soon
e- h. commencement 81 the Use al the remedies, AID Their ac,
. ntn..- -ta.aiy and .4ttibiv. and cannot he easily diverted
, -. rEst t- f.r. oIncressrs steadily. with a steady
,r.,,fn a.t nr.b. unless il, he checked by colds,
e.I ...,.tI,.. rr,ayd. hui rarely, or never, prevent a cure.
"'" n ' ,ha J,f. rfo. fnrn, q; ,uhercnlr IN their
~, ~, "m ,,,;1,iry of ,hose in tmr las, stage Of In.
... .a.,sr i, ~. SUMMONS we have described, but called lay
-,"N ~ =" 80 ~, si,n,,,on a. oibrr ri,cums,an.
mus 3' ~" =, ~ H. ,'", 'an. ey.s and rI.ers of In.
.-.my.f. c ,.- I.,,-r If the an;um and nose-tinea
.' - 'y,i md ,o,,re in IN. neck-meruri.
cd ,...,,.r, af,L. ,nneue and tonsiis-chro.
-H raao-1t of me- hre1-t ar lnauime. Including cancer II ii
81 =" ~ ' - -, .I, ,,Lv of ar cE,nrir
---... AZ. ~. l.s,,-I .re,>i1. or chronic disease Of TIE
p" -" ~ ,F,c,' ~ l;,cy cor,ni,int-iahe
49,. 49,, ., -r,ron,, disease Of the uterus,
"f 'h'.'' "A.''''' - nun ~ ,,d ,c;,,.,,
' sac ''''' - - - - ..--t.a. 80 ~ tin.
-, mn v.lliro. of The Joints ri,
.-I ~, ."t,., an. =! 81 .tr,rt,,. IN IN. >yucylal membranes.
..o.o,.i.r, NM ,rpI,trd n,r.rie.J ar eases where one OF
+ ,' "'
H ~ ."'. a.. -, ,c ,.,u.lt,. - fr,m Tho
+NNl ~ nn''e ~ 'e u'' W NY a." 49,, 80 nac,,.
"N VIZ ~, W mi. ',y,c,i.,r IN. rrricnj dune
~ "ht" hetiih' - III M"'tc W. >" -, -
",''' CINCINNATI ahu 'oN."@,o", - nv 49, 49," y"
l''H Ntia entirety, ana return !" "S ''i'"'S 10 '"e i"''
Frori TIC l7'ts,da Seffr1'g'l o.. r, ,.,
HAhifo"o' '' -
WI I@'"f. Stad YOU a ndtl stt'e,he'', y, '" ', I t"n 49, W.
"c"Nrfy- Ihls - don" the more lAccil"iit. ~ ! = F,"'pt
2t';i he 1ri by aisstte that Diners Similarly a'l'e'e"' may
.""."s ','g.et, MANI wars yo. gf,ieied with tu.,er
"' .ft" . }-p-ritt tor niany years, W. "n,l1. W -" ." wv
'lt 'tla''' n",k anu >ioinioh, WIN 'l''"n' un','.'. ~,
w 'aArf't arh'''' 'hn "''' i.'"" "',"'' ~, -, ba
f' "" nc .'U1'r ~ p"'" ny W u, -; ~ 49,
~ ! WV si.'.' w - 49,, II ~. ' ,n,, ""I -. s,n, =
"' 70 'onSt''e ~ N''',s- 'W' /" I ml '' "'a
,i'.,'en iis ihViuc 3ts-'Ns' on we GNt "' "n, HNei"o"a ;
fu MAGNETIC Remedies. Some Ul the delightful changes tN-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
No. I03.--VOLuME XXXVIII.

selves and other Departments Of Government havin
charge OF these contingent appropriations, their hrs
oolect should be 10 see for what purpose the money thus
appropriated was TO be expended. If they appropriated
money ~bllndfold, there was no responsibility either OIL
lie part OF The representatives, or OF those who are TO
use the money. He granted II was Indispensable that
there should be some contingencies, but there was not
m Item III tins bill for which The heads OF the Depart
nents could not furnish 4 statement showing for what
It would probably be wanted, by referring 10 the con.
tiilgent expenses of the Department for previous years;
and he wanted In call attention 10 those contingencies
mat the abuses in them might he shown, and be seen
that they could be reduced. lie referred TO the items
of the contingent expenses OF the Navy Department,
the aggregate amount asked fr which contingent rx'
penses was $4,000, Of which 1890 were Tor such
items as these, "Birds Of America, American Scenery,
Canadian Scenery. newspapers &c.
The CHAIRMAN said il wonld hardly be proper on
this item, appropriating for the Stale Department, to 60
iato a discussion Of the items Of expenses of other De.
partmen mtg.
MIR. GlLMER continued. For extra clerk hire the:a
was a very heavy item, end there was one Tor 'attend'
ance on horse and medicine" rLaughter There
"I.e items Likewise fer soap, towels. &c. For ptc-
lLSs, I~~'.-- A".,. - euI. ---e~-o Ia snnnosed the
pictures were for the amusement Of the ei-.l- hits
they were picking their teeth, instead of attending to
the business of the nation; but If they had nothing rlss
10 do, they could be dispensed with themselves. The
item Tor extra clerk hire was either necessary, (and III
that point OF View il was necessary 10 make an oppro-
2rlatfon Tor IT, or IT was unnecessary; IT was the duty
therefore of the heads of Departments 10 furnish speei-
hc estimates for it. 1t was a remarkable fact, that not
only the heads of Departments, but the bureaus, The
offices, aud the public buildings themselves, had con-
tingent funds under their control. This was one OF tho
great sources of prodigah,y in the public expense, and
believing they voted money wi,hou, knowing for what
purpose, he would call the attention Of The committee
tn n few items:
The contingent expenses of the Senate were 500, 600
The contingent expenses Of the House $1,000
Arrearages on accoun, Of contingent expenses @s,335
Contingent expenses of Library, l,se0
Contingent expenses of the Department Of
State q 5000
Contingent expenses Of the building $3.50
Contingent expenses of office of Secretary OF
Treasury 12,050
For stating and printing public accounts l,Goo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

' t..i9N, The src OF john rlouni, Cymnn, Virginia Carr,
.'aLst West, dam Of Wag.on"r, Miss Bert, y. A., Francis
>'>lu Lindsey, American citizen, and other winners,
'rttn'v arrived from Alabama, viii stand At ms Plsh
~ Northampton ca;ln.y, y. G., i've miles below 1as-
m -"f'n ta}os iJrI u, .Gclt. sixteen 20 the town "i HALIFAX,
u ~ Jackson. aud ,we uty NV, to Warrcuton, and viii rem
F''se n seventy five dollars. ono dollar cash 10 the groom IN
instance. Good and extensive pastlnet lwitt the water
N gratis. Mares veil led at icTty cents per day. Evel!
'""E VIII be taken 10 prevent accidents or escapes, h' mo
if either. Marion has never served more thnn - tho
. 't"l nlare>. Wills; other distinguished stations lave had
tm 1rof tJa season ihc dams oi John Hlonni, Cymon, Viz
- ''y, Miss Reu, h. 4. Francis Marion and American u.
:. e sent 10 distinguished stations, .e' the above named
= 4fse', by Marion. were the best colts of their produce; and
4 good mlre Il sent 10 him., he IS sure TO get race fo'se
,e hrs water. JOlS VI. MOODY.
>NHtfefe,t, Northampton, y. C., March 3, 1914. 9a--Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE. RictMoSp, FEa. III, lsia.
Z, Y virtue ola resolution adopted ty tie General Assembly Of
- Vagina. on the tn lay cf February, lSi2, do hereby give
notice 10 nh persons ha,Ine claims on the state of Virginia for
Revolutionary land bounty, Their heirs or assigns, 10 present the
s,,nc for adjustment l-!or. III" 1T day ul March, 1915, " such
clam, Shall forever thereafter be considered aud held to be- void,
c,rrni the en- ms II sict officers and soldiers n wrrrr returned 10
tr irtrd of VA q; the Lose cf the war, entitled tu land bounty.
:. II. PAEkER, Reg. l.. Ofce.
r.h : 81 II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

N-OTICE.-Thc franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
~ pointed A. :. Maddox their Agent, who VII be iarnished III
his Store. twn doors below the Bank OF Virginia, with a large
slpnly If nil the varieties al Writing Paper made II their Mil,
yz: Focscap, faicap, packet pos; and letter Paper, oil wlich lie
will sell, by " wholesale and rrtail, al such prices ~ cannot fail 10
satisfy the putiic. Cuy and country merchants. and eiilzcns ol
the state generally, are respectfully invited 10 examine ht- stock,
and see IL 4. not 10 then interest Ia encourage domestic manu-
Cactu,rs. RICHARD WIIiTFlELD, President.
49,, ,su ia-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

<>u.a uI-StoNLES SAFE bF LAND AND Si,ANES.-fur
y suar; IL 4 iicr;ec ii ihr County Cont al Hanover, Tionaun-
ccd on tie 2And Gav 81 February, lSi2, in u cause therein depend
ing IA III. naine aud StlIe of Cookies W. CockeS, &c. lht Sub
,criaer, therein named S,rrral Commissioner, viii proceed. on
the 2lsi day Of March ncNt, al ;he late residence oi Mrs. Eiiza
Cooke, in tie county of Hanover, 10 otter for sale, a; public arc-
lion. the Land and Slaves III the said decree mentioned. Ihr
Land lies near The Sou;hanna River, on The old Mountain road
in the npper rud Of liancvrr-h3s 4 comfortable dwelling On It
and has always been esteemed eNcrll-n. land. The Slaves are,
two males and Two icua.es-twn ot them sal'ih'r. me tetihS
OF sale. acratdin. To the terms al sad Decree. VIII he casa Tor the
amouu, uccessar. To pay t.r cost of SUIT aSd expenses OF safe,
aud i.r tl- baianre a crdi Of twelve months. the purchasers
executing bond, with sufficient personal security, aud the sub
.crhrr tc.aiaing the title oil tht land III! the pltch!:e money Is
paid. k"IbfS H''M".1,
March @-Hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
S59J,150

And there still remains $685., $50
MIR. said he had no objection TO tho
gentleman from Virginia, scourging the Departments,
but he considered it out Of order now.
Mr.. GlLMER hoped the chairman Of the Commit
tee Of Ways md Means would pardon him: he did not
wish 10 retrench too far, but with the permission OF
''the FRS: Lord of the Treasury" he would proceed in
his own way.
The CHAIRMAN said it was in order toI refer 10
The items By way OF argument, but not 10 examine them
III detail.
Mr.. GILMER said he wanted 10 refer 10 these items.
which would be struck oIt If the bill were
with Instructions TO strike out the items for the con.
tingencies, and for winch The Departments would Se
called on for specific estimate.
lie would now call The attention Of the committee 10
a comparaiiyee estimate he had made IN reference 10 the
contingent appropriations for three years-le23, ls27,
and 1912.
The CHAIRMAN suggested that this would not be
in order.
MIR. GILMER said he wanted 10 show that these con-
tingencips were The root vi all the extravaganza M the
Government.
The CiiAlRMAN repeated that in his opinion It was
not IN order 20 60 into the details Of these items, but
merely Ia refer 10 them By way of argument.
Mr.. ILMER said he wished TO show the progress
Of these contingencies, at different periods, by way Of
argument, and though he could not 20 into each par,i.
cular item, yet for the sake oil compsrison and argument,
he might alluds To them 10 show that a remedy was ne
cessary, for they were the physicians by whom The euro
must be effected. lie begged the attention osthc COM
nittee 10 the following comparative statement, showing
The amount Of continge at three different pcri'ds:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

,TNJr Rfy. ALBERT sMEDl:S, of the ciy Of New York, d.
4 s,rns 10, open a SCH0OL FOR fOING LfDiES. IN the
city uf Rllr..h, :. e.. ga tr l2uh day OF Hay next.
TIN. Institution Is u f"rui>l . thorough all eir.1nt Education,
equal to iue hest thd; can he oati'hcu i' 't ~! =" "" i''A '"
III any NoiIcri Srh"l.
Tho sctooI Buildings, situated IN 4 beautiful ana elevated oak
rro,. >; .iu{.A m. mot spacious accommodations. Ih' borni'
ts are separated into Aic"vcs, for two young Fades each OF a
construction So secure privacy, and IL. thc same ihe d UT III"
Ever article of furniture is provided by the school, exoep: BIRD
d.ng thed> all ae faraishtsi and so"dS:
TyaNs-For iinard, tincluding washing ana every incidental
expense. with Tuition in English, Latin, Hc.,) SiW per session,
Pc .,,,, eb,,"e. VIM he Cr French. Italian, Music, Drawing,
Painiin. aud Ornamental Needle WORK, NJ TIE usnai prices OF the
Masters There i,Gi b. no otter ehtrd eharct.
Pupii. wall he admitted a, any are desired.
Ma Pupil, except rs a WRITTEN request 81 u faient"
an 10 the Rector ci The School, VIII he allowed 10 nave IN az
conot nj my S,o,. or shop in the City. \ disregard ot TINS piohl'
tiron viii be followed by an immediate sh'sHo mt
School.
Dag Scholars viii be received from snei PareE:s or Guardians
as reside in he place.
Tn. year viii he divided into 1870 terms of i've months each
The former commencing. after the LIST term, on Inc i'h OIL Hay'
and terminating on inc lj,h orcbcr-tle latter commencing on
Applications for admission 70 the schooi may ne mage 10 ~
RI Rev. /. :. Ives, II. H.. or the Rev. II. S. Mason, u: -, Z, IA
leigh, and 10 the Rev. Mr. Smedss, at New ; ofH, "h'i - clay,
and after that period 10 Mr.. Snedc', al hairish'
REFERENCES.
p.,rons Tho Rev 4. rmni., ID. D., and the Rev. William
Norwooi.
p,er>burc-The Rev. y. II. Ccbbs and Messrs. White < B!unie
.NoufoN-Thc Rev. q. VI. Miller ami George Rowland, Esq.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The RI. Rev. |. :. Ives, u. D., and the Clergy of the Diocese
generally.
The Hon. Richard Hines, the Hon. George l.. BADGER, the Hon
Euniulus VI. Saunders, thu Hon. John II. Eryan william u. hay
wood, George ". aoriecai mud Charles MANY. Esqnlres, p1s.
Waso: an! BecSwiih, Charles l.. Hinton J" H. ea'es' anu H'-
mund y. freeman, f.qniTes. o--,m
larh 8 -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
GARDEN SEED.
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- SPARAGUS-Gian or Dutch
HEANs-l.arge and small Lima, Scarlc. Runners, Red Cram
berry
SNAP EEANs-Early China, Early Yellow, Paris six weeks,
ktlusee or l,uooi 10 one, Red Marrow, Eariy Mohawk
hEEI-Ea!iy Blood Tinip R"o'ed, Yellow do; Long Blood,
yellow and White French, Sugar, Man.cl Wuhzel
RfOtOiI-rufpie and White
IABBA:E-EiTly York, Large York, Early SnCarlolf, do.
ssatter>ea, Late iattersea. Flar Dutch, prmhsad, Large Bengen,
pnmhea! SAVOY, Green Cuncd savoy, Fed Dutch
CAuliFLonER-Eri aud Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CEL.ERY-Hhite Solid
CARRor-Lons Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn, Altering
ham
CRfSS-rnrled or reppcr-faSS
CucUMaER-Ear Frame, Early Cluster, Long Green, Cher
CoRN-Griy Sugar, Early Tuscarom
E\niNE-,reen Curled
EGG PLANT
kh.i:-Grecn tturled Scotch, Rape
i.EEk-IaS2c Scotc,
IErrrCE-Royal White Head, Ice, Brown Dutch, Early
CURED Sicsia, Whit AMI cNrn C"ss
WATER MEL0N-Fncs, kinds
M~EIONS-Green Ciaon, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
NaSTuRTiCM-
MrSrAgD-Nhit" Medicinal aIl Brown
ONiON-Slvrr Skin. yellow Dutch. Early Red
Extra Early Warwick, ..iriy May, Early Frame, Ito.
Charlton, g!ue rrussian, Dwarf Maruwtat, Bishops Dwarf FRO
Gic
PEpPER-Cay-nue and Squash
PRESENTATIONS Hhie, Gurnsey or Dutch
PARSLEY-Finc tuflcd
RHCBARn--Ind u!ai"d tot Tarts
RApDSIi-lons Scarlet, Short Top, Long Salmon, Nhite
Turnip. Red Tnrn'p, u ack Spanish
SAIStFY-0r Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
SQCASlI-Early Bush, Orange VARIED, yellow Crook Neck
T~OMATO-1arse Red aud Yellow
TCRNlP-White Flat Dutch, Red Top, Large English, Nor
folk. Rnta Bagt
FLOWER SEEDS aud Gu!.BoUs RooTs-a large as,or'-
meat. WILLIAM PALMER:
IN y, 9t-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

uTt~ HtlL. C.itycroa AND general AGENr, kramcH6,
j.. attend, 20 iliiu. Negroes, Renting out Houses, Collect
.4~.,as In Richmond and the adjacent countess anu ATTENDS
fur iilnr ont and bonding :! per cent. 10 charge
~. E- ,|aliettBs Tire lame. n:
6l-3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

| DRiNri<G lNK.-We shall have constantly on hand a full
.uual, Ut johnson = nuraut's best Printing Ink, at moderate
prices. ,m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

.
or oiflc.rs Of Inc Senate ana hous'
p
Snh'ihseh'e1p1hses o. ny, no"es
I.penseF " i'n.a,s' n"e.""i"s ''"
: dhu e~1ei"''"s f"'''"'' "
MOONS !. s..p.
.on.lnp.n .'pcn
,, pi,',nr"' mum
sn"a us " =" 49,,
s. "ase..I,e", ~ ~
9i'Sp """ ",nn' pe''" ~
n'"piia On .,,op
'"ihici aI.'o' 'leIne, .p-
ae'- W once y .erie'h'! O. Stae
compensation o. CLERKS ~ihth>ei'set'
Se.,ia once oil secretary oi IN
iieasury,
'leaIeis e'efhs, ineNshse's' ae
~ J".e,.r.,os..,., .s
" "''u
ee,.o
''..hs, &c. !" o
~ ~,
cha...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
PROPOSALS FOR IRON.


Nv, couxt.s,oxyn,s orrtcr.j
Nhfch .dh, ie@ J =
DEopoSAi.S. st alrG and endorsed, viii be- received at this or
4 flee, until 3 O'Clock, 4. NJ, o: the 2OIh oi The present mouth,
for furnishing and delivering, Il; the Navy Yard. Washington,
Dis,,ict of Columbia, free of charge 10 the United states, nj ts
Jrea required Ia tlc construction ot the following lha'a ed0t''
.iactsrs, 7ausS. and C1mbao>cs, viz:
CHAIN CABLE IRON.
y 400 fnho,ps FOR lt class Slunps ~ war
ann de-. far "a class Slonps u! war
5000 do. for Ffigajss
So ,tdi,,on Ia sheet cables for shin. of the line and
t0 DO. trlp,tes in lengths of fnrty-nye .n,hons.
a\rIl0E IRON
80 ,,ch ors for Lei class Slcons of war
= !. ~" "'e ~ ir ~ ct,.. slonn. If war
4, 10 III, r,ig,,,s
~ dn "a, sim, Of the Line
TANK IRON.
ats IN, Sl,o,s of ga,
: la a. r,,a,.s
,, sirn" a. ma. Linn
= CIV '' S"t' II" poocrs
. camo"cses I' riG.'cS
40. .h 'n""ps VI W"
f do. iur small sesse'. 49,.
All the aforesaid fro' mast he II the aest quarry, ana OF anne,
rican manufacture, " i'io'. W "'N "'- ""' 49,
must be Tree rom w. """ ,1s ~ ,h = - o,o,,;or AMI Al, IN,
~ "oh' - 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

For defraying expenses ofth Supreme, Cir.
cut and District Courts Of the u. s.. in.
GLIDING the District Of Columbia,
Contingent expenses of foreign missions
Contingent expenses of foreign intercourse
Miscellaneous expenses Of Post Office De.
partment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
And there still rcmains

Deduct contingent appropriations for the
Judiciary,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

$50 365ss3s4,ci3 sl,u6,3ea
Now. j, was impossible lha. all these contingencies,
as contingencies, could be necessary TO administer ms
Government. II ,hsy he'd increased 20 'oF 'ae nst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

For sale by
M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

ls2a. 1872. LEAP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
SECOND SUPPLY OF sPIING my
GOODS


w = hav" received 10y the packet Nassau, from Nc,V
w YORK, The following scasonahlc aud desirable C.oos
Of TIE latest mloutuous. ami ocT them al very rcasna
hls prices: ~ '"'''
Rich panied and satin striped Bilzorine
ID NJ lie Lame aud Chalys
PLAIN blk aud blue black Mousln and Challys
super blk and blue black, plain aud Il ~ Sks
9 aud hnc TOulard eui Pikin Silka
French Musins and j swns and printed Iaconcts
super BLACK and white and assorted cold Ginah.m.
Large aud medium sue Shaws aud Scarfs
OrEandie Muslin and French CtmhIic Prnta
Enghsh and American Prints, all qualities
ENlta sizo black Grape Wells and Lace IIdkfs
LADIES' six sud Cotton Hosiery. in arcaf variety
Bonnet, Hat, Cap and Neck Rihhtnd
satin and Bomhazinc Stocks and Scarfs
Lisc, Bobinei, Thread, Cambric aud Muslin Ei,ng and
ipscrtiugs '- '''
French worked and mourning Collars. very chcsp
MI, silk, Nett and Ilse Thread Gloves aud Miui
Umbrellas, FaTasols, shades and Fans
satin, Nalcnta Marscillcs and other Ncsf'nrs
Alpaca Iustrcs. Cape iistrug and Cashmcreu
White and Colo Linen Drilling. al prices
WIN complete assortment Of domestic DrilIngs
plaid and striped. Also Brown ant BicachetI ~ cct,ss
shirtings, OznahurFs, 80. chca q for cnfh
apl White Bnildinrs' shoot u;u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25

NEW YnRK sIfNnAN

VIEW lOkh, SUNDAY, l.. VI.
The news per Acadia was received here early
this morning, and forwarded south by the mail. %
not find much Of importance in the papers. We had
number Of arrivals last evening from Europ-. with
passengers. There have arrived at this pos, during
the week ending Saturday 2ls, 6295 passengers
U566 % which arrived yesterday making total
OF 22,2O3 passengers since tbe Isl Of January
they appear to be generally Of an industrious class
Of people, arc we'll clothed, and appear TO have
enough Of money Tor present want.
The stock market was little better on Saturday
state SKIES improved "; do S per cents 2. OHIO ! .
harlaem u but little was done in exchange; Phil,
de'phl' l' at para Il Virginia 5la5i; Mobile 25i25.
View orleans 'la5ii Cincinnati n. Foreign TX
changes are quite inactive, rates are nominal.
Treasury ro'es are in demand atial,
The Cotton market remains quiet. Fiou, b,,
improved, sales ofGenesseo were made n, a. an.
Michigan eli Ohio 6ls6li Georsetown g.. $500
bushels superior Illinois wheat sold nj 81 90 BOO
btls pot ashes at 5l.-U. $. Coz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKETS

OFFicE oF rHF AMFRIcAS-May %, p NJ.
RAIL ROAD ORDERs.-We continue r.
quote at 81 cents on the dollar
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.-We ouo,. H..
notes OF all the Virginia Banks at per cent dis.
count, except Wheeling, which we continue to ouots
IL per cent discount
FLoUR.-Sales Of Howard street Flour Of good
standard brands were made from stores on Saturday
at s5G2l' and we note sales Of several parcels to-
day at the same price. We quote the wagon price
at 80 50.
City Mills Flour is held at sea Sc I2y-nos,les.
sale Of Susquehnnna Flour on Saturday Al
50 G2I
GRAlN.--A sale Of prime Nd. Red Wbea, TO-
day atsi 81 We quote good to prime al 81 20 n
81 q. Sales Of Pennsylvania Wheat on Ssturd,v
at 81 p. To-day several lots we're sold at ~ 2e
a 81 %.