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FIRYs ~ WAsHtSGroS BY & Proclamation a.
sued by the Mayor of Washington II appears THAI
TIM, city is beyond all doubt infested by rcc"d'a'
r;e.. Ga Thursday evening the stable ct Dir. L.
Hunt va, So, on fire and consumed. en- uda,
sftcrnsos ,ha, of Mis-. Breschand wa. burned. o.
Saturday morning the coach factory Of Nh ih''.
smith, with an adjoining blacksmith shop anal
sllthcirc contents. were consumcd-lcs- abou, 5000
insured $1,000 In The evening the cabinet
makers shop OF Mr. Benjamin Bean was burned
los, $1,000. All these fires were the work ct M
ccndiarss, and TWO other unsuccessful attempt
we're made t. set buildings on are. The Mayor
otter. $500 reward for thrir apprehension.
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finest Cashmere Hat, D., h, day rcduceiosi az winch te
will rspau uars, advance is rendered n,cesss, hy
ne in tie cost ut material.
aS5 ii q SPENCER. rs Broadway.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
From our Special Correspondent
wsHrNcroS May


The absorbing topic at present here j. the he'
ror, If the Custom House Commissioners. The
nblic are all on the qui rre 10 get possession o'
lie important disclosures expected. Yesterday
and the day befor, the IIou,e Of Representative
were coavul>ed upon the subject and several
severe passage. were exchanged between M
Ap,~s. Mr.. WlsE. SrsNLr. &. l"-m'rf'"
the debate viii 3, continued with great aNp'r' ~
and think yoa may loo, tor bitter aai acrimonious
invcctivs from Mr. SrANLY.
The negotiation between Mr.. Webster and Lord
A.hburton i, rapidly advancing. and arn'cab'y' ana
although nothing bas yc, transpircd have rra'o"
70 believe that I, viii sray terminate most honor
aily 70 both countries. NJ. ". takes lbs depart
urc Cor the North tomorrow or next day ard II i
understood among the knowing ones that ms
Journey b. Immediately connected with the ADJUST
rnent Of our difficulties IN that quarter.
\. YOU will hardly have room for this VIII c'n'
cludr without ceremony. CiRtil''
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IAMXEnnS nI.n,.

ooMMoS PLEAs-First Par'-l53. ~. 49, s. Is ga q
Par second meets Ia Superior Court Roor'-Is "a =
IS, 81. Ij3, I5o. ~ 10
CHcgIT CocRI-I, ., "a To so, A,4p
~ I. D District Court Term Commences NY
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TNoors FOR RHODE IsLAND.-The Baltimore
sun says that ON Saturday night the steamer Geor-
sia arrived there. with two companies OF |. ;.
troops. under the command of Col. flaming, des-
tined it said, for this city, but &. it was
suspected, for Rhode Island. They came north
in the Philadelphia cars on Sunday evening.
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RELIGIOUS ASsIvERsARIIs.-Ihe Anniversa-
res Of the various religious and benevolent societies
o.: thi. CITY. will be commenced this week an
continue through the most Of next. These meet
ing. vii undoubtedly be of high interest and are
alvay. attended by large and deeply interesting
audiences, The follow IN, is the order In wh'chthr
different meeting, occur:-
WEDNESDAY,. am.
Am Temperance UnOn-Brosdway IabrlDarr' : = n
SUNDAY sTH.
Neg--York Bible Socieiy-Tsbernarle, = P. VI
American s,anens Friend sooriy-fabernacle .; r VI
rUEsDAY, 10TH
y Y and An. sunday school Ln.on-A procession :, l.
Fore - Evangelical society church, :. "
Am-Tiess AHt-sia'eIy so,. ~ i17- i' \ !"
American Tr-ci societ,-Taber ah's. n 4. VI
,m~rican Home .,onsry <oo-iy-I sbernaele :. ";
y Y COLONIZATION soc~ty-Mddle Dutch Chn:ch, : VI.
THURSDAY l@rH.
American Bible socieiy-T,be.naeis, 10 4
hilton ~ the Pups Of the Newly orb Institution ior Ne
instruction Of the Deaf and Dgnb-Ta rnacle .. VI.
American Edscaton soc..iy--Tabern-cle. :. P VI.
American Board-Tabernaole. ioA-M
Ne--York Academy u Sacred Mu.c-Tab-rn,cle. = VI
SLAVE CArcHIxG.-Thc Raleigh Star contains
the advertisement Of man, signing himself d" T.
Fl. Peuis, Counsellor at Law, fO6 Broadway.
New-York. offering his services a. general agent
for capturing slave. who may run away from their
masters at the South; he saws he d" has agents in
all the principal places OF negro resort in the free
States" The Richmond Star, to illustrate the
rca character OF this bushes, offer. saws that few
day, since gentleman in that city lost his slave
advertised him. and the day received authentic
information that nc was a. " a,hington. \ dav or
two afterwards, came a letter from +. II. Pct'is. in
thi- sty-who said the negro was here. and if the
owner would send him i2O and APower of attor-
ncy he would secure him. The owner did not
choose 20 comply with these tcr:ns-mere espe-
cially he had already secured his slave without
the agency Of Mr.. Peui>. II these facts are a.
stated il would seem to be fair case for the in.
teryeniion of the Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

Yo-k Wv n 1872 a NeRuIaT Meeting o. ltl' GO
rni,,ee viii be hed the Broadway House on TUESDAY
evening. May Sd .nst, a, O'Clock
I Il HosART HAws. secretary.
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These items, and hundreds like them. be ii Oh
served, were audited and paid-many without a
shadow Of voucher that they had seen actually ex-
rendcd-whilc Leri Woodbury. was Secretary Of
the Treasury. Nor there j. not louder voice
raised IN the Senate for rigid Rc,rcnchmsn,, and
vigorous scrutiny Of accounts, and nice economy.
than that OF this same Levi Woodbury.. | rejoice
to md such man in position where be can talk
end act the light side
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y Theodore tiark's Fashionable IIM E,tab-
lshmcEi corser Peau aud Ghlthan-,tfsets-Thi veil
known dian - yelfs Standing need. ma mus
paper putting % recommend Il public notic, NJ, G.
SIMPLY wishes 10 ,ay dot he how, 4. be Ia, been Al ali
me>, prepared with foil sock of he most -os "a yls
aud tnst ~ GeDuernsns Hat arr which he b, detrr,ned
% sell - low ~ ca H. bought eiss where 10 hi. ~ o..
extra hmr nnis comb nng lghtn..s With elegance e viii
no" sfl II " ~, afF b. imitation kin IT, a-o
Las lu assortment Of Boy, Cloth and othef au. wi ch
hr VI wi al prices 20 sut the tunes H. VII ani, aid,
Jet al call and rxarinr BIS Hats and Caps sud cs. 'o,
hldhin- ihtH purcuaSr. ~ az sofim
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COHSHiS.
Jouy II. Pggptrs. OF Pennsylvania. for Cam
pcachy. in Mexico. IN the place OF Peer \. Games,
resigned.
O. :. Morsr. of Virgiuia. for S. Johns, fsito
Rico. in the place of ohm o. Bradford resigned.
JosrPH ". Hale. of Massachusetts,, for the
Island OF 81 Thomas.
WILLIAM II. ii. Scorr Register OF the Land
Office at Dubuque, Iowa. vice Henry Harrison
resigned.
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II The public are cauionel against purchs,ny the Tn
cophersns or hrcaed Compound for the hair al one dol
ar per oe az can be- bal for s-vcuty-Eve c,n. al m,
Hair Cutting Rooms nc Broadway cocnerei Liberty ire,
up star, IN - :,
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The following is the decision Of the Postmaster Gen
era alluded 10 above, which we copy from the official
paper
Several Postmas,ers having expressed doubts the
postage prOpcrl, chageahle the work de rbed below
III thank you publish The following OF letter
to The Postmaster IN Brunswick Maine, dated I'D OF April
lsi2.
The publication IN question, lamont, unaer the name
of Brother Jonathan, Is pamphlet large octave not pc
rOdca to be rated three scet, and toe postage under
100 miles and within the Stale, l. cents, leo miles and
without the state, 10 cents Fractions OF seets charge
able ~ full sheets and the OF pamphlet, Il used
general advertising, = charged distinct sheet. Tie
cover OF this pamphlet. beng occupied mostly 10y lheli
gence Of general character and by advertisements reia
ING TO single work, and TIE Department feeling dsJo
,uon To adopt construction not maniiesily Just may be
consl errd IN charging postage, as part Of the work
The statement OR the tle-page that the portage oi tbs
supplement i cents under i00 miles aud within The
or ~ cents over 100 mile. without the STATE the opn
ion OF the publisher and not that Of TIE Department, and
should not be regarded the rule by which P0tms>Ic
are To be governed IN rating postage.
Yours, respectfully, PHI e. FULLER,
n Assistant Postmaster
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Altogether the mot instructive and amusing place NJ
pnbc resort 10 The city the American Museum See al.
NsnrssrIent- -
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IINIS TAPINN
THEODORE = WEIGHT,
NNTitiNIfI >Ai'fpRD.
Spencer. CASHMERE Hat,

\. u. Editor, favorable 10 the cause o Human Rights
are requested a. copy the above. % a5o'ts
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PpfNpsxrrE'. Rgr.xr II ,r,,esr, fv the Ws.fyt.n
4 f''..'t - go ~ W. '''' tii -
- ~, ~ sp'H We snlse' 3" l', ~ - -. ~
ttprnufer, ~" nhttscd % ireu u aiiHf ~ VINCE 30
4. ,"' ~ w. !. =. .f ili1 pr r'r - ,i IN.
.aier,fr .cu.l, ui Coz, a, b, ,y ID ID, te repori -
tlr debate ~ ct aros OF lac nnt lo itc''i.r 3D. f-
.o,aion 70 n DIT -n' c1rs- SOM oI thr ueni ol''t-
.> ' - b., . ' - - =. y. ~ IN, - - "a
N- ~ - - III -. = y. go, -. - : -
i ,s. ,1,r Ion ar.l ,.,,,-. /. r.,..-.y ,,a.ld
| maAr tlrT Rtpor.
Aiou-, great rrr.a.'o % %. moo - -, eo.e,ints
pr al'.'' - ~ = 49, III, -. 49,, ~, -,
.'.t -. - l.,. ~. y, 60, .,.r, I'm, al
- ~ =. -. - 49, l. 80. =, y, tl,,,, t, 49,. ,t,a.f.
- ' ~ al = ,i.., 81. i...,.u5.. ..,d ~ D..
=. -. h.. - .. ...5..
-, .
NiND '". 49, .,-..i l,. ,I ,,., b. -... >.r.
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= JAYNE. Hiir Tonic From, the sar

Jdy nv . u TIT IOnC.-FTOn 10 NlmN0TVIIf
~ j) wing =. me ime .inCe called VI y Ma.
on ~ -unUerSiie for Or Jaynes celeIrat,n ar Tome
~ restore ny bar, which then falling out daily pro-
cured one bi' and applied - according 10 the
directions When the bottle exhausted di,cOysfed 10
ny great SURPRISE AMI sau,iaci young hair .,
starting handsomely; therefore pufcla.~ er until
had used three botle and now a, CONFORMATION rv hair
: a. tck - ever AID whs surprising 10Y bald
~ A" as rot occ aNoned by sckLes, which ca.e t~fe -
u IN llr-.tlnr. Inn. .Ior.. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

THE NEw WoRLp-ZAxovL--A recent order
from the Postmaster General in reference 10 the
rate Of posirge chargeabIc on the Jonathan cdi-
ton of Zanon, having led many TO believe that
the New Wo1ls was also included in the pro-
hbition of the Department, except at pamphlet
postage, We publish the following letters TO the
Postmaster of this CITY, by which it viii be ,cen
that the New World Extra is chargeabc with the
newspaper rate only. This Will be important to
tho,c who wish to obtain great amount Of read
ing at the cheap rate at which the Extras Of the
New World are afforded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

- D"bbnGs un1vefsal soap for w nsh.
ing, without b0u.ng Bleaching This srt.cls }, ,ape
fof i9f Washing "Oo~ns, Linens, Lace Ia ans Caoes
now 10 T. not contain any ngre..nt ia, will n
yus ~ We fai either texture coior, vii 4 10 urs
me hins but VIII render Them NJ, when DOR ws.ing. %
,"gszr sewing n nece-ssry For CLEANING paint IN
Na'n by uspg tis soap, great part OF Ibr iOrl ued
~ We ordinary method Of ~sshiag may he dispensed VIII
" j. sfmed Nh,D made bars Of pound each every
bar j. stamped Darling. Universal Soap ManCzctory ~
Amos-,;reei, ~ u.
dgTs afec ted ~ The proprietor through be PosOhc,
VII be promptly attended 10 and delivered ~ any part
the city.
Boxes conts y bar. hall do. Is bar,
DANIELS DARLING. - tpossfree
beire"n Hudson and B.eecser-stferts,
.l.oro Il Ial.. -
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Qua FoRrrcs Rr..roy.-Tbe following j.

Our FoREIcs RrIarroSs.-Ihe following j.
an extract from a letter IN the Commercial Adyer-
tiser Of e.terday-said by that paper to be from
dsungs shed source and well advised:
Nothing is known Of what i. doing with the Eng
li.h Minister II. goe. to the Department Of State
unattended BY his Secretaries. every day. TIN,
ooks d. # the pauie- had soi Yet got to the point
Of protocoi-, or Of putting any thing in writing
Lord Ashburtcn demeanoris good, and b. squiie
vel received. Mr.. Webster look. crav-. and
llttle care worn, and is Of course silent. Ny own
inference l.. that he thinks Their are grounds Tor
real anxiety, and yet fIr some sob"r hope n % ~
result. You wi. see the course he has adopted IN
regard to the boundary gue-toE that i 10 cal
upon Massachusetts and Maine 10 .epd Commis-
-ioners to confer with the Government, and to -ce
if a compromise of the question cannot be agrees
to- livery body here approves this proceeding thu.
far. whatever may be the result The late rude
and violent attacks Of the ultra papers, instead Of
ostling Mr.. Webster. have only confirmed him in
his seat.
Inc cool judgement, the patriotism, and the
high impartality which be has manifested 80 far
ia respect to every part Of our English d;iiculties
to -av nothing Of whole life -peu. with uncxam-
Piled toll usefulness aud br'ancy IN the couuse.-
OF "a country which VIII hot lightly desert tired
servant, place him beyond the reach Of hi a.sail-
ants. and they have begun to find it out. Since
the DAYS of Gen. Washington. no Secretary OF
State has ever had on hand such a number Of most
important questions, and can say to you, from
habit of mixing freely for the few week. ! have
been here with persons Of oil sorts. that 10 man
enjoyed more Of the conhdenr" % all parties.
The universal sentiment with iudicious persons j.
Of pride and gladuess that the Atante,n shoulders
still bear the mountain weight. God bless him
Nav his shadow never he less Hi, fate would be
disastrous enough if he should make dishcnora-
bic or bad treaty. but if he should bring out all
straight, he vii have accomplished no -inall matter.
And that he will do If the imprac,icabc and IN
ilammable elements Of national difference do not
prove M ovcrnalch for the soundcst judgement.
the most exercised and most vgofou. abilities, the
most aborious iathfunsss Of application, the most
capacious and true.t American feeling. There are
umors Of warm debates between him and the
British Minister said TO be IN the African bu,i-
ness but, as have already said. nothing is known,
and rumor IL not iit 10 be regarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

70 The Philadelphia Chronicle SAYS iha, two
OF the most efficient clerks in the Post Office at
that city, were turned ont OF office on Saturday last
ana that three Others all OF them among the old
~ ana best clerks ia the office. Immediately ten
''',l 'l''r resi- snations. which were accepted
" Al iiaiiiaN' y :. last week. Ms, Moren
'''ain'u verdict Tor two hundred pound, DANA
Ses' IN an action OF SANDER against a Mr. Elliott.
/ be defendant had traduced her charac,cr ,,d by
mat means broken Oft a matrimonial engagement.
u The Detroit and Chicago mail stage VA.
robbed on the Eth ut. near Somerset IT =
three trunks,s and mail bag. The trunk. were
ndcd and thousand dollars stolen
~, GEORGE Dawson having left the D,,roit
Advertiser, has returned to his old post a. Editor
1T the Rochester Democrat He vieds pow
ertul pen in the service of the people.
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II Green Turtle soup.-Tpe largest ard nneS
f~en urte received 10 ih> City h, " b. .sfErs
up IN Sup and Steaks, hi, day, wrh,, No - Bos1,
way. next door above the American Hotel ieT .m1l
I urtles Tor sale. "a MS IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

J The EVENING JOURNAL j. the title of a
new daily two cent paper Just started at Philasel
phia by WINTHROP ANVIL, ESQ. late Editor Of
the Gazette Its Editorial articles are able and
spirited il takes no side with either political
party. 1t promises a history Of the |. :. Bank
which We sure viii be valuahle-bcing from
the pen of one eminent in financial matters. We
wish the Journal full success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

W Mr. DENrsTER, the sweetest singer Of old
ballads the music ofthe heart whom we have
ever heard, repeats his Concert recently given at
Clinton Hall, at the Rutgcr, Institute thi, even
ing. He VIII sing several beautiful songs COM
posed expressly for MIN by we'll known authors.
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Posr.OfficE DEPARTNGvr, (

Appointment Once, April z, 1872
John Lorimer Graham, i. w., Var York.
Sin The two sheets called The New World, IN which i
prlf ted Bu~ers Ianpni folded a it must, according
All former decisions OF The Department., be called
paper and rated at double newspaper postage The ecc
seh as 10 he Jonathan Isnon- may be seen yesier
days Tuesdays Mad,onian.
Yours. respectfully,
(Signed) PHI. e.. Flu ILER, ii assistant r. VI General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Ihs extensive tobacco
factory belonging to Mr. W. ). Jones, in Cl,rkcs-
vile, Tennessee, entirely destroyed by fire on
the morning Of the 2lst ult. The ire commenced
in the packing house, and in two hours the whole
establishment Of ruins. The loss j.
Estimated at 80, 600. Of which 800 600 is insured
" II is rumored that Judge Morrison, Of Bed
ford Co Pa, has absconded in consequence Of
having been detected in altering a note Of hand
from sl30 to $500 The Judge was wealthy, and
has heretofore borne an unimpeachable character.
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a. Pr a line assortment ot rhar- warranted. 'ee a'
.,emsni 10 another coum0. II c. htrnc 4 ~ as
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JAS. .. ROGERS, Meihodisf Minister.
L-lL A.. IL - -

April H. 1871 Mount Ho~.l, ~ummcr.et Co \ J.
Sod hy the agents. \. y. ID SANDS Druyg..t. 70
F0tDn GOidsffest, 10 Fulonstr..t ~ Brn.d
way, and II East BIoaiway Pucc 81. "a al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

seems 10 be required of ME 10 avow that | am the
sole author OF 'Revouton in Disguise, AMI tia,
Judge Upshur did not even know Of lis existence,
until he. in common with others, received the print.
ed sheets.
Believing that the ccnsure applied 10 the opl.
Mons and words quoted (and in some cases, mis-.
quoted in some very gross. though doubtless unn-
territorial errors. either OF the copyst or The prat
cr) and also the honor Of being thus noticed wcre
caused much more by Mr.. Bolts mistake as 10 tie
authorship and TO the excitement of The occasion.
than TO his deliberate and unpreludiccd examination
o., the piece itself. deem il supcruous 10 say ar
thine in lis defence His mistake a. TO it. auilot.
ship is sufficiently complimentary 10 the essay =
make amends Tor lis further mistakes - II i,
tenor | am pcrccil.' wiling 10 leave tn M.
Ter and the merits Tor dcmrrsJ TO BE- JUDGED q oy
those who NAV take the trouble 10 READ Tie WIN.
argument and 10 Judge Tor themselves Bui3s file
censure already pronounced through The nr"sfa.
rcrs NAV reach manv thousands Of readers w,u
will never see the Whole OF the article so crnslrr
may be excused !or adding here, that am sin d,
heretofore. proud 10 hold and maintain the opinions
set forth in 'Reyo!i:ioa il Disguise" and tla' an.
even more proud Of having published them III
time when The independent ronc OF expression aai
holiness OF ccGsurc east wherever il WI. .,.jac,t
due. were much more likely 70 offend al :a.-.
than 10 conciaic the favor OF any party u gar..
Fan.
Trusting, gentlemen. that your sense d; n.y-
as well rs your courtesy viii induce lGn = g,r 4.
place in your earliest publication,
am very respectfully.
Your most obedcnt servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
POETRY.
"ureH Ygr REMAINS ursEs.."

tGEgH VET REMAINS tNsLS's-
(From ,ie Ladie.' CsnPaaion.J
ARE WE NOT ENtLES HERE:
~ RorgEr J. lrokEaMAN.
Are we moi exics here:
Come there not DER US memories 81 cline
More genial and more dear
Than this OF time:
When deep. vague wishes press
Upon the soul aQd prompt II 10 aspire,
A mystic loneliness,
And wild desire;
When our long bafied zeal
Turns hack, in mockery, on the weary heart,
Till at the sad appeal,
Dismeycd We start;
And like the dciuge dove,
Outlown upon the worlds cold sea we lie,
And all our dreams Of love
In anguish die.
Nature no more endears--
Her blissfui strains seem only breathed aiar,
Nor mount nor Hover cheers,
Nor smiling star.
Familiar things grow strange,
Fond hopes like tendrils shooting 10 The air,
Through ffendle,s being range,
10 meet despair
And nursed by secret tears,
Rich but frail visions In the heart have bltth,
And this fair world appears
homeless earth
Then must we summon back
Bles, guides who long ago have NET the s'f.ie'
And left radiant track
To mark their life.
Then must we look around
On heroes deeds-the landmarks Of tho brave,
And hear their deeds resound
From OF the wave.
Then must we turn from show,
Pleasure and fame, the phantom race oil care,
And let our spirits flow
In earnest prayer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

NOTICE = hereby gwen, thai all persons having c'ia,
against the Estate u Austin Brunekr, late of The
Essey, who departed this life twelve eighteen oa
since, either IN the county If Hanover Henricn wi I
present tlem legally authenticated by tho tid ioniay n
gust next, n arrangement made for their pay
who avail themselves Of tins viii take nose
VIII he plead IN har against Them, n determined i
the affairs Of the Estate early possible An Who ms
indebted Ia the Estate of the deceased Will find il Ia hrf
!aer 10 come forward and the balances niue,n n
be given. LagKIS NOEL H.
For j. G. Ciopf.a, Sbcig ~ E,,sf, ~.
Ian. ~ -i-wts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
Ian. IL
TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACTURE ipo,,
Cary Street, three doors ADORE The COLUMBIA"
Richmond, Ia.

7 II. ANTHONY still continues to sell Iists at the WV
y low prices: :. OH, Hats, ns's
Plain Russia or Brush Hats, from So 80 to 81 sk Ro s
ne fur bodies water proof from 81 80 70 al @
cans from 81 10 81 together with assortment Wool Hia
Boys HAIR sealei and Glazed Caps, black Snd ofa'
lie keeus during the Summer largo a-on N ,s.
horn Palm Leaf Straw snd Willow Hats, suitable u"
n. B. Hats made TO order. -3-TI
January LIST, lS42
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
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CURE or CANcERS.-Dr w. ". Marshall inform, az t''r
~ who afflicted with Cancers that lc still engaged w
successful practice for the Of that dangerous dea
relies his long experience and the great number =
which he has effected to satisfy The sceplca thai i' ~
Of treating Canceroms complaints infinitely Easy ar "
sure than the highly dangerous and ,lnf method VIII
gpires the Of tile knife. When remembered that -
which have become nearly desperate often submitted "b
when the patient had des9af-d almost of relief. and TIE ~,
which has attended lisa treatment Of thrm l. regarded, ie
believes, w:i hesitate apply "a him IL Tor cG'
As who his mode II nHi nam
desire the evidcnc. of other and -inercsrd isursi ~
specially refers the following wei: known eenrncn g"
used by permission, and who have witnessed
tary effects OF his treatment Of this terrible and too often
disease.
Ills mode of treatment Is equally mild and successful ~ 81
of FfSTUIA and all nveterair The time 81 cur .
rally occupies from two 10 six weeks hut in all cases y =
u;ely requisite that the patient should be under h PRO-
specon and care. ,..
Rev. John Early, Rev. VIM 4. Smith, Rev. YIN. D. ~"
Rev. Leroy VI. Lee, Rev. Thomas crnwder, James tas
e. Crane, Cornelius Crew, Waller Day, Benjamin HARRISON
kiel DAVIS, and Thomas Muir, Esgs.
" 'SN r'' ~ W. ". MARSHALL
Richmond. Va, January s, 1912 -.
" Dr.. w. w. MaEhas In:allib,e Pile Remedy ma NAV.
tanned In any quantity upon application Al his Once W 9
Feb. 10