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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President
4. H. MULLER, secretary. Jeh 3m
C,ATSkILL. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at
TyUE PASSIONS, illustrated with bra
II A Il n


i rlale R,sding',-Mf. FITL6ERALD TAsIsTko
beg, % inform The public 4 Newiork that atthe earnest
lc ,aon Of large sber of his friends ke prsposes 10
eyer bret OF three Lectures the Csrtn Pas
o,. given by him with % much seose,s IN Boston and
,fl III. EASTERN cite,
The tr,i Lecture will take place AT the Society Library
3osieay, Tuesisy, the I'm inst subject-LO,e, ."
ilsrrauOn which recitation, vh be given from shsk~
lea,e Hamlet Niton's Paradise sst, Byron's Ohde ne
rOd Corsr aud the Lamentoi Tss.o Venice Pre,er'es
" liam Tel, the HJRchbsck, &c &c. ,a.,
The second Lecture " u take lace on THURSDAY inc ,osu
Instant. >ubect-JeaOu,y Hatred snh Revenge ~ nus
ration Of which recsiiOns will be- gwen nom "c''
Ohe ~, Paradise lot. Polocks Cours Of hns 'a""'
Nanfrei Merchant Of Venice The Revenge, Ae. &C,
The third Lecture will take place on aesasy ,hs "
-ul.cf-Prde and Ambition, in inu,uaton 81 .nlcn re
,,o. ., m bs ven from Mscb-th. Richard ILL., Henry
vii n cbei.n Moore, Campbell Paradise Losi, PoIecAs
Cour.c Of Time. Pr;ci'ai, Ne s...,,
T.k.fs admitting persontO the Cogrs~ OF three Sct
ire. op. cellar esch BE- bad at the Bookstores Of ne~rs
G,-,sn anni@toa Wiley 4 Putnam, Broadway, Ne,sr,.
,.,,.y CL.ihsm street. M. se.sus, corner wall and
-, .,eet.: and the bar II The Inied states Hotel
SOLE Tc... 50 csst. each, 10 be had the DOOR Of the
80 ~ Library each evening Of lecture.
Ier,urs 10 c0mm>ncr ~ O'Clock precisely No post
,,oe,@uf u account ~ weather is3u
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JIIIL'S NEW YORk NVSEI'N-tor

merv Snovu a. P-si-, - Brns.i Nav opn'- r. he
C Tia ->eruud nr-Et 90 Mr> Mait. Mr. L,i-r Nr>>rs
Bake tvrrsui. ge. ant VI. Grahtui CT the ON
Theatre r1t>ifs Es-ning ami dUrug the w-~s, tie
above ~ rrtst aut p0rlsr performers a 10 10
70. Com lecture Ac 40 In fn~ Grant Pcf0rls "a
r affs-r~ hf. Establishment. which has hsrn r-sco
-,fet 7rf eu.ff she'd tho artist. amt made wolihv
i- p-.,-1t great patronage OF The a,hsn.tc pubic -
l-ll
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ADJUSTMENTS
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.

4 ~ Brnsd Say and Ann sirrri-P. I BARN. W.
Msna-sr-ts-ry Day ami kv-nng th ~e~A. canine n,ins
1r N7rffv. lI1- o. Bet aff-actons IN fh~ cty Iiih
I\Dt >IRIbi = FLEt> >i|NpR BLII/ tie rnr
valet Ns-cls1. Nrnful.qu>t aad Pisi- Dancer. The
ui1.sf-r, STEAMBOAT HNDRtl LION ~hch WORK,
.41If pal lsssrr-- .shrei, 40 o. coussn Doisa
A.uen- d f-v performance tates place every W~dnc>
d1v ami Saturday ,itrnonE. Autanrc o. tn- h'ie Nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

OsT Oar readers may remember tbs, TIE Rev
Nh Fraser of New-Jcrsey, went abroad TO obtain
the dormant title and estate OF Lovatt. We lesn
that short time since he was waylaid on his road
from Inches House to Inverness in Scotland, and
most barbmously Knocked down, beaten and
bruised, ~ two young men unknewn' lie was
discovered some time thereafter living inscnsihle
between two dykes and Immediately conveyed to
his lodgings, where medicalaid was obtained; but
~hsn W. received the last accounts, the reverend
gentleman. We are sorry 10 say. was in very dan
gcrous state. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

y ]. d. q. F.-A meeting of the ODD Fellow. l.
brsry Association VIII be held iu he Grand In ICE oon
N7i'Ora Hal. This Evening al O'Clock. for the 81, elton
Truc.s TIE members OF tie Order desifODs sccomnA
uieubeis. are respectfully invited 10 attend.
i,li IT, II. GIBBS. --cfy.
Wigs and scaips.-Ihr largest, tn oheapet
and best A., rtWc are 30 Z. found At 4. {. BARKSs
li6 Dioldwsy cer"~ro ilrriv-si NJ stare. ml6 Inn.
!! 10 Travellers. omen visiting tins q
esprc''uly invited To stop Al the GRAHAM iIoi -,
BARCLAY street. where QUIT home pleasant cieas
prdN, Wholesome food, and atmosphere imprisoned %,
alcohol or tobacco, AT their acceptance Those who ~.
hcvc slpOsspic ~ y, gdy temperate and purely
hcg, ah" D,t without priVatlOu requested
trial The house very convenient to the bus
pant of the City and to all the Steamboat landings
Terms moderate Gentlemen visiting the City with par
Of their Families will find such home vastly agrera.
ole atan a Hotel. Shower Baths free. md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
SUMNER GOODS.-The undersigned

GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned
- prepared with his usual extensive assortment Of ~"
sonahlr Goods 10 orders for Garments IN syi'
which will comport th any house IN the Trade price
which must offer Inducements those paying ready money
Attention !, solicited the style Of Pantaloon' furnished
Al hi, establishment particular care directed 10 IN
dep,rtment with the view Of giving entire satisfaction
Drllings Gambroons. French and English Elastic Cas-
inerrs. great variety.
Fa,cv Dress ARTICLES. including Silk and Satin schrf' era
vats handkerchief Gloves Hosiery, Suspender. shirts
Collars. Sc, at usual moderate prices ..
WI +. JENNINGS,
80 lnis ~ Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

The Mayor of Philadelphia has held to bail John
Mclaughlin. the owner Of the hack, and Ih.mas
Fisher. the driver. each in the sum OF 500 10
answer IL the Court of Sessions the charge OF and
ins and abettng the abduction Of the alcdsed slave
from the United States Hotel, in that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
ENGLISH COTTON sHIRTINCS


~ G " MUIR co. 5i,groadway. have irported
rom scotland = large quantity ~ -rll
WATER TWIST CorruN SHIRriNGs,
,rahe f1r aersm,u war. o quality superior - any
N ~ ever offered .1r ale n ihe United state.
Th.nr,ce has been in great iSmand for The la' few
wears LONDON,
and the sr-e i,uus o Great Britain and IN, been ioand 20
-xc,l n durability cv 0ter descrTfi5n ct Cotton shirt
.n-.ndcs must persons who have tried assert that b.
wear, f. rure-'ar % ihs
VERY BEST IRISH LINEN.
Tic real Water Twist hup. closely wrought, soft
finish. nosih l. ven. aud viii Keep the color 10 The sT
The price, : 6 . lel and 3 per yard m2s5l7lbF
4 RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
AZ. II. KENT would respectfully inform the Ladies
,nd ih1se who wish 20 purchase
DRY GOODS.
thar ~ consequence 81 IS wishing to dnis>h his stock NJ
90 sell NJ cxraerdnary ow prices i> stock cons ss o.
every thing kept in TIE ", comprising large and spiei
dct assortment OF
PRINTED. LAWNS. FRlLLED CAMBRiCS AND
MOU>EIIN DE LANES.
Pr nts OF al knds tEng>hl tor only Is per yard Amen
can and French Ia proportions
Al kind, OF Mu,lns and Cambria, Linen, Dama>h
sper, Towelin-, Napkins, a..
Together t an extensive assortment Of Hosiery OF all
Kinds, from gd per pair up TO - Sc Kid Gloves Of the
se,t quality and HE lowest prices, plain silk AMI nei
Gloves OF all coors and quality. Also good supply o.
SUMMER stlf, for ,ae at No. ~ Centre-,ireet.
KENT
Ps Perumery Of all kind, bought at great bargains
NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

spruce ,rr,t- The follow NJ opinion respecting them is
from Professor Kenvick . .
The tn.ed water pipes invented Ivy WI kw9'ns
are m ,v opuen a certain remedy for The dangers WI ch
.ot un,queny occur from tive VI lesden pipes "he
fb l,tr,r not The cause srdd-n and violent di'.~,
can hardly tail obe injurious II the constitution Oh ''
WIZ ''"' - JAS RENwiCk.
cnnrnh,a Cnller, 18Th M.X l9l- I'll ~.
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= Ranan I'VE Rnlsnm.

iriane eyes, eyelds, are ,aiely ana .pf'utS IL ~
,t annration of hs valuable Ba.am l. : the bet rrll-
edv ever discovered any disease Of ne eye fIce %
cents Sold bv DAVID SANDS Co. " ta't u roadway
corner Market IL - 100 Fuli0r u and rs brnad"dy.
uly.s iss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

fIRE Al BAH, ME.-About twelve o clock ON
Friday evening last fire was discovered in the
large store on the northern section of King :
steamboat wharf. The flames had made such
progress when discovered that the building could
ho' bc saved, and We regret 10 say but ltle Of the
conteh'. The upper story was used IA sal-loit
by Andrew Heath, whose loss is triilIng there
beng but fox benches and tools then remaining IN
the loft. The lower .I1Je was occHpicd a, store
house for nolasses principally, and some pork and
beef. The loss ia estimated at about :l.jO0-no
insurance. The general opinion j. that the fire
could have originated in way bur from the
land, of an ncendiary. Lincoln Telegraph.
A bear which weighed about 200 pound., va,
killed on Monday last, five miles from the Bangor
Post Oaicc He was purchased for the Boston
market The skin measured bctwocr and . feet
in length and Weighed - pounds.
A, Mount Carbon, Pa. on Tuesday. the boa,
building establishment of Mr. Joseph Shelley. with
boats, &c, was destroyed By lre--e,,m,,ed los.
+, 100, and no insurance
Charlie. +. Mitchell. the cx-M. c. We &C.. II 70.
ported. is now residing near GAINESVILLE, ONO.
No"ng Uen's State Convention I'll
Wing Young Mems STATE Central Commute, invite 'hr
W ING YOUNG MrN Of The several Counties
appoint Delegates n assemble u CoLyenon nj the
OF Au'urn on Wednesday. the 21th dsv Of July next q.
-dopi 10 1sure. Tor thorough organization OF ths wiz
Party preparatory 10 tx raj Election. When r-nea-
ber,d thai by tie decision Of tie next Legislature NUT stand
or tall our .ysem Of Internal improvements and that tie
hands Of the next Congress III be lodged the power 81
v,ng or r,p,aimg the Ta'd hill under consideration
~ Washnsob II hoped fh,t the pressing importance
The approachn. contest will rous re Wing Young Men
Ne~loh 10 lively their dutes iheir
70 III" IN on. asd viii call ont strong expression popn
lar sentiment AZ tie prOpOs"d Convention.
Mol fi4s
gates appointed by t!e several Counties be least ,ir,
AcT respective representation 10 the inuse oil A.
sem.iy. RUFUS KING,
KOBEKT II PHl YN, Whig Yeung
{. : BENEDICT, Mem. >tat~ Cen.
v TEN EYCk tTal Committee
JAMES KIDD,
Albany, June ilth, 1872 jeli
y The Democratic Clay Club Of the Thi'.
irrLh WardIs M nbers Of the above Club reQues
cd To meet At bc Tippecsno. House. No 5 >herfi.s're'
THIS evening, haltpasi o'clock. when business iuuo
lance will be laid before The meeting.
JAMES DICKSON, President
AMOS BrLprs, JR-, 'fcre'a'f'' .ielf II
y Unionists' AsaoCiation.-TLc Annual Nee.
NJ Of TINS Assoc aupn viii b- heii Monroe Hell on Tues
day Evening. Jun- lfih al O'Clock for the Election Of oil
Ger. TOR the ensuing year Punctual paricg
iaiy requested siLAS CHICkERING. President
Tm "S rT BccK. {vce r. e.idenis
SfHs S,,,1 Cray Secretaries ..,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
= Yorng ,Ien,. state Conven,ion.-Tl
II The Dcmocrniic CIny Club q,

irrLih WardIrs nber Of the abov. Cub rcques
ed 10 meet =, The Tippecano. House, No sheriff
this evening, halfpasi o'clock when business OF uro
lance will be laid before The meeting
JAMES DICKSON, Pres dent.
AMOS BTLDTS. JR., ''''''''N ie4 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

~ We are happy TO learn. and to be able to
state Tor the satisfaction OF his numerous friends.
thai since Mr.. SourHARDs removal 10 Virginia
h, health has begun To improve. and 10 hold out
hope. of gradual and entire restoration.
National Iniellecnccr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

Charles +. Mitchell the cx-M. {. We &c. It 70.
ported il now residing near GAINESVILLE, ONO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

10 Oar ,ownsmsn, Vim. B. Blacktord, the
newly appointed charge to the Court OF BoSoi.'
and whose departure has been 50 long delayed b,
the rardy action u Congress upon the ApproPrla-
ton Bill received his outfit Yesterday and is now
on his way 10 Norfolk. To embark for his station.
lie goe, 10 Maracaiho in the L. $ ship Falmouth,
Capt. Mcln,osh, now in Hampton Roads. await
Inn, hl. nrrINnI. Irrdarlch shurra Arnnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
The Young Ladies' Hope T.. 4. Relief

SOCIETY Will bold tttlf regular mr,bn. ~ ht 'pd,"u
and airy Hall ZIG Gr.nd,L crrncr OF sroad"ly' IA y
J,V, evening al halt pat O'Clock Victory Hose Co No
l5 "A N 10. prc.snt and entertain the audience with >on
Tenperance Oies and >ougs and Addresses may BE- ~
peced from interesting sptahers Ladt' dAd sen'
men generally az invited u attend ,.,.,,.,. =, -.
i.I4 II. SUSAN \ ONDEKDO\k, >ec'N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

Al Mount Carbon, Pa. on Tuesday. the boa,
building e-tabi.hmentof Mr.. Joseph Shelley, with
boats, &c, was destroyed By lre--e.,ms;ed los.
$500, and no insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

A bear which weighed about 200 pound., va,
killed on Monday last Eve miles from the Bangor
Post Office. He was purchased for the Boston
market The skin measured bctwocr and . feet
in length and wei; h"d - pounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
p Tn, pvbIic Ndmini.irntsr'. ONCE at
MARRIED

n = JYn-,lfr-l. 0ppl,it D1tch- ,IIrtL ----.--.--
4 .NeodI> :, kETCHUM, PobAc AlEH.'Ea"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

CLEAEED YESTERDAY.
ship Cofmo, Ouierbfidge, Liverpool and Bristol )
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

TT having determined the Navy Department 10 cas
be Il o careful experiments to ascertain e
aiiye wines of al fuel apiicahe u. e
purposes Navigation in the Navy OF The unltru
The proprrtors nf mines Others, furnishing smch iue''
formed upon forwarding Ia the Navy laru AZ ' @ @
Washington their charge quantity mol less li"
tons In eight Of the fuel which they respectively supply, W
delivered on of Iuiy next the Defase"
will cause b. faithfully m'ue !"
in order 10 indee Of Il, fitness purpose above Ipeeihcd
sample thus sent must he accompanied ny
ccricate Of the origin and tr period al lis
tion from the minr, Of the points On The ailahe r"s
The Mississippi M-aic" the Lakes At when can "
most conveniently delivered nth
ADIil 80 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

rpES DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from The James River
< K,naw In Company, about the last "i March, Mgr" men
James Ben Moses aud James was hired OF Mer,weie
Im. # li,nnv.r aud has wife Mr. James Lyons
h. i oo o, wears feet or inches high
rtcoecIed Rem aud Moses Were az hired Of Mr.
very black his ears lave perforated for rugs he has VIE
At Joseph Wmsirlds Hanover about iet inches high
M, i about feet or inches high, brown c"i:eAmi II
wears and understood lie can wrEe very was
hired last wear BY Col Sam Myers nt Rca"nh ana Is more
Than uruiah, he may have pass Tom Is ahi ~ years {" as
l, urLe, l;.h ,Iark complexion. hired ot MIS- fzaie
Win.lrid al llaovc The above reward WA ne gwen 'r '
# ,,rrri l., Gan, w,.au X. Hrlarjon III Hchm"nd, ~
10 g. H. AyteS al Dover secured III jail 80 We sci '
May ~
n he viii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
Sir i'm $ a meek by james Rioer Canal 10 Lynea6mg,
and from Mence, bu Stages, 10 he Uhue Sulphur,

and JIoM WfNff, OV o101FS, Z" INC I'LL oa'F""'
ria Naturai Bridge and DibreTs Springs.
~ and after the os March. Passage Roas will leave
~ Richmond At t. r. W. and Iynclbg 2, F. NJ, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and al Srottsvir both down
and M nj H. Tuesdays, Tnr>ays and Saturdays ani nt
Rirhn,.nL and Iyurihira the following night.
most comfortable aud cheapest, route, with little Ios oi bust
ness time : by RAILROAD.
vile to dinner day, aud charlottesville by our Stages at D.
!. IL , ,;,, -
- NJ and l;.yr ncu morning u'tlrk. lmi arrive III
,un,nu al To- M connecting with ir Stage Routes ont "i
Sauninn. . ,o \,
The day Beats viii Richmond and Iynchbnre ~ = ~ Me-
TUESDAYS Thursdays, aud Saturdays, nn IN Richmond al
= ~ and IvucEburs Al Il. +. ~, newt day.
rhr Carrrsvr Stages, y Cumberland {. H. TO farmvir
vi, rayc Gainesville The arrival Of the day Boat; from c
n and comm. dawn will with the might Boat III IT,
. ST. from I,ncihlrs 10 Richmond.
az Fare u I.yncllnns So ~ , ,.,,.,r.,.,
ltfi-tIn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

nTO rICE.- and after The 9Th 81 apIi ~" '",fh
~ lines Of Packets Iyncl.rg will ra"e krhhoih ih
H. nc.smrg Monday Wrin 'day and fridays AZ ~
fern connection WIN itr va
. Line. Of stages running of Lynrhhnrg ON ScoP1h
Boats Ririmuni usual VIZ: On Monday W rune
I,v and FRIDAY Il, o'clock NJ, connecting with the Farm
Vile IIafv and all" with The thaars''. :,hu
rtaunon Stages and expedition ny his
re over ALI going West !som rlnnnd, or s W hi
w shall not any in., rrfr passengers ahd "ieiS "
those who have travelled "n packets . ,,,,,n,.nr
BOYD, EDMOND Il DiNENPuhi
49,, 81 ll5-If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwnA STOCK FOR SALE.

TO the provisions of the Charter Of the James III
Yer aud kana~ liza Company, aud in obedience Ia the ts"
ntOn al the Board Dirccors who has been
duly appointed agent for that purpose, will proceed an the a'
day ef .uHe oi commencing II O'Clock, before The
font door Of Office of and kanaw la Com
the Richmond sell public anctinn, Tor rlsi,
the Shares Delinquent Stockholders aaecahiy la the
nesrd list, which shows the Of the Stockholders Their
places Of residence far they known, The number OF
shares by ele the of principal unpaid The legal
up the 9th day Of June 1872, AMI the total
amount In arrear from each,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
Surviving partner If Dickinson & Smell.
DABNEY a CAUTuURN, Auctioncrrs.
Trustees Safe If IaiuoLtc Rcai and Personal Estate
IouJs SorE A.c

IVY vim. If Deed at Trust executed subscribers BY
- Thomas llndgns and oh's I" Mathews r"ny, on 'e i.h
ay Nav lsIa therein Sperifr' winch
deed has been duly admitted I" record" We shan rr 't sar
v -, i, e,, tr II MOI" ola i, next llr day
yed by said deed Ihe pcrs"iai pr"
i,kry and vauaira superior Of ca.,lr, r"nsn= Of
number Of horses mules work "N'" cow, snel NJ arf"
po;"n file horned ,'aii!t Of The litam h'sh inr WIN
aso s"d Durham Eg t" bloc" and hnt 'ppra''nre
any other The STATE If Virginia 'r sire "i Tins tali wa
Sold few wears gentleman il kcaincHy, for eight hun
dollars To these disposed Il, improve ne treeu 81 lt"
h. Tier opportunity seldom oilers Al he and place,
will od Carriage and HARNESS. single tig and liar
ness and Slcop, called the Bel, ide, NOW running be
tween aud East and yielding handsome Piol II"
III, nwnc!li, large number "f Farming Utensils, belong
S,aord conSin. o
wagons pous> The Real Estate CONSISTS q" one hall
IF S,rIi,r saw and rs Mil in the county Gloucester
with Tie app,enaht Ml and all The water rights
The subscribers with propii, recommend ii proper
iy-Illry consider valuable any the desrrp
Eastern Nrenia.-A desirable Lot NJ t"nr'
house, which there several buildings aud one occupied H.
Liur'S h" Tins location offers great inducements la M en-
tcprslng mechanic disposed Ia rnor" iioi the cll, Ia tr
country he may find plenty Of work. so" pay, and
near ,r Mathews Acairay, .st Mn,irws corr
house, ci and comfortable dwelling i,, been ia,r,
lastly we'll known and valuable Farm, called Sesind c"n
inins aho, Thousand with IN cNcrilcn dwelling
,u,>r suitable farming quarters servants, &C u"
these disposed healthy dcwatrr section q" i,
situated III The ni Mathews, ANA cunc'is I" TIE wa
Milford Haven naveale 10 The doors rsr portion '
wheat and susceptible OF the highest Improvement
considerable If the cI~ red land has been lned or married
fields The finest order for cultivation
h;, gully The unceared land has on m a"d
supply ship timber aud fac wood all q" winch = nj
distance from the rest "i the estate In adhi,"n
the other advantages of dis valuable farm TIE wairiS m h
Haven abound The finest fish aud o stcr- and The h"f>
ing Academy Mathews C house net more :!ai mile ana
half distant consiui. Seand one oil the most desirable re'
dchcrS g"nt vi growing family III All Eastern
virginia. The Crops Scaod Will he sold distinct
frou,tc farm, and the right them reserved I" he 'r
chaser The dover right Of Mrs iudcis Ia all the real estate
advertised has heen renqniS'd Those disposed !" m
the property before The dav I" ale anh
cnIrrs. The sale o Stafford with n. ut The above"
mcnonrd property, "l ''%e place ~ St1nfd, w.""i ,'i'"
stated and r continued rn day I" ar uhi
closed thing omitted viii BE- made known on III" day o
sale Selling Trustees, viii emily convey such tile As Is
vested IN Us 10y the aiuremt ntioned deed
SHEPARD g. MILLER,
JOHN II. DIGGS Trustees
JOHN BOHANNUN, JR.,)
,i,r I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24

mo JOS BOYCE person OF nnsoird mind by Sarah Shell
/ Ton hi. conniice:-You will take notice. that sial III
the tnd states Hotel, The city Of PHILADELPHIA on L-
oak in the morning and SIX the aetnoon take Tie
deposition George Willy senior 10 be read as cs,.n ~
The pending the Circuit Superior CouH oi haht'
r The conly nf IIcnrien and the city oil Richmond" wre'n
am plaintiff you defendant aud, shonid any tns
L. ievrnt I'll. taking "f said q position that day. ihH taHis
III. roof " i'll continued from day 10 DAY al ls sane li M
llr san shall tir tasrii RpBi.hi j. ','i :.
Richmond June Eth, lSl!. I--'loy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
nv THOMAS RITCHIE.
rerm< Of the Richmond Enquirer.

,e.,y,, abshtd the session
q S Lsa<ar., and neek dar,ug the rest II the
Gt's N'' - TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ev. Dollars per aud Three Dollars for six months
IN advance BE- paid IN The "ce RENTED by mail posi-
" =, dollars uera AZ the end Of the year.
Il, u-s office he remited per man. in good ana
M ,nS uoir risk of the Editor the postage 81 all
,,u p9 bg The Wrsrs.tIhe postage Of single letter
81 any account To the writer. IL IL the accumulation oi
- IN an rIensve business which operates serious tax
vrr wll ray FOR nine papers, annually, shall have the
'r''" 11'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
of sixteen lines less, hrSi Insertion, 10 ernlu
continuance, ~ trh'S
,,.,t.-ta.,nry rrtrrenctS, 10 insure execut,un
>, ,>E>, .lvefti-inc nn"!n Ia SlU per arniG
. t ~ M made cent. aud 10 SOL. at 10 prf cent
Nt. earnest solicitation Of several of cly friends
determined take lim,tcd number OF yearly adver
unnecessary 10 say amy THU. III
le al vantl.rs likely result ii,creircn 10 ;ll- whole
G caioa ri the
NV ana tom thai annual advertisement, twice
And week IN o''ry oL'r
~ Sush advertisers VIII be sy itmist however, I" TIE
general ttrmsIaud Ia ,nge ADVERTISE
md ty mi>i p.y enlargement beyond the
Aui shah have the privilege oil Changing 'iri ads,f
f-. they please, without aas iid'"na '"st'
n. fl!1oia, the u ANIMAL adce,tNtments:
F~ -Inarr' weekly AZ
twice week, AZ
r. die qaar'-ry. .. ,,..
- u, UHaats aud Marriages from the country, whichever
tins office, must he aItirn
I ~ the Postmaster III the nrishb""od
.ts-u to pre- mpo>:tons aud 1nzArS has proved hereto
I- navaig.Wr must Therefore Insist IN sith case up"
being certified - the maine Of the tsiia>e'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-24
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- n:hm his frnd> and the piiic. that ID, has hi"r"'
from artirie lrr tlr manufacture Z" Hnhe' ,
which will please ihai Is o'. ~ "ra-
They leaiu. drli color. lar shtf ''"n
aud ventilated tai they VIII keep ''e ,'u
perfectly cool He vii! warrant them Waterproof III ia Wv.
fail please person la 9
wear te and they VIII bc sold al the low price oil -. 80 -