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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

The NEXT SrEAMER.-The Boston steamship has
now been out fourteen days. We may therefore
look for her news tomorrow and in all probability
she will bring Buwer's new novel OF the Last of
the Barons ~
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To Railroad Conduct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Steamboat Captains-PoIiticians,S Sc. Sc.

We will thank ali Railroad Conductors Postmas'sas
Steamboat Captains Politicians OF both sides--and all
other such personages ward TO the HEhALp ofSs
New York the full and accurate returns OF their I
elections in state city town-partcularIy IN the
tions now at hand in New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsy hI
New York and other states Those who give US SS
early information, will receive our thanks anu Oo P
ON the free list of the New York Herald
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90 METALLIC TABLET.-This is the most per-
feet article for the purpose designed ever invented hay
smoohest possible edge to razor tenth part Of the
time that is required hone, al the time doing
same size Of ordinary srop and simple in its
With one of them the means ever at hand of keeping
perfect order The first cutters in England and
France have them in constant use and recommend them
The celebrated M. Milkn, cutler to the Royal Navy
30 Strand tailor using one I'VE years, sent certificate
of its superiority the inventor where it be
with many others from the most scientific gentlemen Of
this country @. SAUNDERS.
Broadway
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90 DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE-Whst are the
chief requisites of good Segar
"Wel, says the fat man, like good old Regaia,
that you smell next door, and you they are
the real pealers."
Give mild Norma, one Of the light brown--such
you get at the Spanish house ass Broadway" says the
lean
"A plague on both ye." say give me the Norsgas,
such you get only at 2o6 Broadway says the tall
man.
be suited at No 256 Broadway say one 60 ALL and
try for after ALL the proof Of the pudding is In the eat
ing"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

MRS. BUTTONS CoNcERT-This lady's FIRST con-
cert Of the takes place tonight at the Apollo
Rooms. IT will be most brilliant affair. She
will be assisted by Signor de Begins, Mr.. Kossow-
ski, and Mons. Chate, the celebrated violinist In
addition to ALL there will be great attraction in her
beautiful little daughter. who will appear and sing
two songs in costume.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

FoURERIsM. new system OF society, lrven-
ted by French philosopher called Fourier, is ma
king great progress among the "young, ranscenden-
tai whgs," and will probably carry the State. The
Tribune" conducted by Greeley. M'Elrath and
Brisbane, their favorite organ, had some further
Developments of the new philosophy last week
which is quite original and startling 1t seems that
these young philosophers, consider Fourier a sort
Of second Savior Of the world, sent upon earth, to
re-organize society-and execute what the same
man'left undone.
In day or two, we shall publish full and won.
deful account from the columns of the Tribune, .
developing these novel, religious, social, and philo
sophical opinions-together with the mode of car
ryng their principles into practice, in the formation
OF society and government. All the ''young wings
perfectly crazy with Fourierism
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

90 DR.. Valentine, who is now engaged to give his
comic delneations of character at the American Mu-
scum decidedly the most eccentric and original per-
former have listened to this side the Atlantic. His
limitations are, in opinion far superior to Matthew'S.
None should fail to hear him. His lecture on phre-
nology is the best take of heard Crowds of in
elligent visitors attending the Museum of late.
will be SEEM that unusual variety of attractions
put forth this week, and the performances take place
every afternoon and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

40 EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF SUPERB
OR MEDICAL SKlLL-A few days since published
the affidavit of respectable individual of this city who
had been relieved from total blindness by Dr. Wheeler
the eminent oculis Of this city, whose office is at No. 81
Greenwich street. the Battery Below, we give ano
her equally strong evidence Of his superior skill and sci
ence in treating disorders of the eye -
City and County Of New York, S.
David Powell los Jackson street. Brooklyn, being duly
sworn says, that he afflicted eight years with the
Egyptian Opthalma and ulcers in the eyes and though
under Of the first oculss at the Eye Inrmary four
and half years, he experienced no relief but became
blind which state he placed under the treatment Of
Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 80 Greenwich street. who has en-
tirely restored his sight
DAVID POWELL.
Subscribed and to before me. this 3lst day Of
March, lS42. JOHN BULKLEY,
Commissioner Deeds, IL Wall street.
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Total specie belong to banks, $572,333 $979,572
appears them that the whole specie in the banks has
increased of which increase belongs
the banks and 100000 to private persons who hold at
their command $500 oOo subject employ ment in
any quarter This will undoubtedly 60 up the river in
the payment large amounts of produce which must
find their way down to market, and leave New Orleans
orthe West India islands and South America at all OF
which places exchange in favor Of New Orleans and
the flow of specie will be accelerated to her shores and
find its way to the owners throughout the western coun
try Though something late famous prophecy ID about
to be fulfilled viz: that gold will flow up the Missis
sippi."
The difference between paper prices and thepresent low
rates Of specie produce in New Oreanss greatly in favor
OF an extended and lucrative trade with the West Indies
late official document contained the following state
ment of shipment from New Orleans Hsvsna in order
to show the loss The prices were at time of suspen
sion =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

03- THE TONIC MIXTURE OF THE COLLEGE
of Medicine and Pharmacy has attained reputation quite
unparalleled. is invaluable remedy in all cases Of
dyspepsia and indigestion 1t entirely removes pimples,
botche from the face and restores the most debitaed
constitutions. Sold in 81 bottles.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal office of the College 81 Nassau 1t.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. ami
versary of this valuable institution takes place on
the 9th Of Nov 1t will be very interesting occa-
sionabut the committee still persist in keeping up the
price Of the tickets to SO and S.. This is caused
by small clique, who endeavor to initiate the stale
fashions of Wall street. They had better put their
price down to 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

90 THE SEASONS.-When the frosts Of Autumn
have wthered ami the cold blasts of Winter
have stripped all Of its foliage and beautiful inges
leaving nought but wide waste of unproducve desc
lation" the smiling Spring opens with its vivifying in
fuence and again begins to clothe the fields and
with their accustomed garments, till in the maturity Of
Summer they appear decked in all their luxurance and
beauty when sickness and neglect have caused the
human hair wither and decay, Odrdges Balm of CO.
lumba fail to restore it, with renewed strength and
beauty The genuine be found only at II Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

For ENeLAND.-The beautiful packet ship Eng
land sails tomorrow for Liverpool. She is one of
the very best of our crack packets, always makes
short passages, and her commander, Capt. Ben.
White, is one of the best captains and agreeable
companions that ever crossed the Atlantic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

o. SORE NIPPLES.-A warranted cure may be had,
and the child not deprived Of the breast by getting bot
tie Of sherman's Papary OIL from lO6 Nassau rect Dr.
Castle, 2s7 Broadway, says he knew case where he
thought the nipple would drop off perfectly cured in four
days by it. Dr. Sherman is OF best physicians,
and be relied upon for all he processes claims Gu
hire, stanwix Hall, Albany, and Redding State st.,
Boston, agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

GOING AHEAD.-The powerfully efficacous ex-
tractof Sarsaparila, sold by the College of Medi-
cine and Pharmacy, at their prime pal Office, 81
Nassau street. This medicine is highly recon-
mended by the medical profession, and of all they
say about its virtues be true, the bills of mortality
must be diminished by its use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

CURIoUs.-The Texan fleet are lying at New Or
leans, unable to get to sea for want of funds. On
the 9Th instant, the Mexican brig Rosa Aloina,
cleared at that port for Vera Cruz. She quietly
passed by the Texans, and went to sea- Thus one
valuable prize was lost for want of few dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
RODERiCK.

NAvAL.--The United States steamer Poinsett, ar
rived yesterday from Norfolk. The following is a
list Of her officers John A. Davis, Lieut.. Comd.
John X. Duer, Passed Midshipman; George w.
Harrison, Midshpman James Atkinson, Chief En-
gineer; Azariah Fuller, Captains Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

CHATHAM THEArRE.-This evening has been set
apart tor the benefit Of that unapproachable panto-
mimist, Mr.. Wood, and an exceedingly rich and en-
tertainlng bill is offered for the occasion. Two
other celebrated pantomimists are to to appear with
a very clever performer on the slack rope. A new
drama, entitled the Shipwrecked Orphan, will be
produced and the evenings entertainments con-
clude with Tlmour the Tartar.
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Travelling from New York 10 New orleans.

Q0- CORRESPONDENT WRITES US A RE.
QUEST that all the Southeners read the Herald,
we would give the exact prices of travelling between
New York city and New Orleans. Upon inquiry we md
the prices to be nearly precisely as follows at any
rate the whole range under $50 for the mere
uavelIng ON railroad, stage, or steamboat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

A WARNING TO THE PooR.-Take care Of the new
Malone bank notes, just issued from Franklin county
Ask little Biddle about their origin-ask Jackson
ville-ask Ulster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

LOTS OF HAPPINESS FOR SALK.-We learn that
there several small lots Of human happiness for
sale at the store of Henriques, 81 William street
This remedy for human ills is put up in small deti-
cate packages six inches long, half an inch thick
and are generally called " choice Havana segars y
Call and try.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

STATE DEBrs.-How TO BE PAIp.-Mr. Joseph
Blunt, of the American institute, has published a
long and well written paper, proposing plan to pay
the debts of the States, and prevent reputation.
1t is to be effected by the issue Of national three per
cent stock, the basis of the public lands to take the
place Of the stocks Of those States that can't pay
This would certainly effect the object, if it could be
done. Another plan, proposed by John Smith,
would be to extend the benefit OF the bankrupt law
TO those States, and enable them TO 90 through the
mill, as private individuals are now doing, for a
some hat greater amount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

There FIVE delegates from each ward in the commit
tee making IS in all and 43 votes therefore necessary
for choice.
VINO BRooxIYS NoMISArroSs--The wings of Kings
county at Brooklyn, last evening nominated Samuel
Oakley and Nicholas wyckof as candidates for the lie
gslature for that county.
MEETING or MEcHAvIcs-Ther viii be q large meet
ing of Democratic Mechanics Tammany Hall tonight.
Mike Walsh has been invited to address the meeting and
will do 80 at O'Clock precisely.
County CoyRr.-This Court will be convened to-day
at four o'clock to try the impeachment against Justices
Matse Stevens and Parker for committing the crime Of
dischargng few Migrants from Blackwelrs Island
and thus relieving the city from the expense Of their
porta that has been committed by every police
magistrate since the city created ths Office.
MoKE THE YouNo BuRoLARs.-John Clark and
James Hughes, the two boys who were arrested Sun
day. recognized yesterday being the rogues who
entered the Office of John Gantz at the of East
Broadway and SCANNED street. the night of Saturday
last, and destroying number Of valuable memorandum
and account books by turning them on the floor of the
Of Hughes when he was arrested BY Assistant
Alderman Nash on Saturday night in the ioice Of the
coal yard Of Laing Randolph which they had also
tered for the purpose Of stealing and for which they
committed on Sunday
SHor LFrERs.-Two negro wenches named Ann Fin
ney and Maryskinner were arrested by ecers Hllker
containing sixty from the dry goods store Of
T. Donney ISL Grand street. the 18th inssnt valued
at tho StO 8OOOs were IOuno IN tnelr
possession, and they were fully committed.
CLERK OF Market DRowNEp.-James Marshall.
clerk of Greenwich Market aged SO years, while on
fishing excursion down the Bay Sunday, Yves acct
aenslly knocked overheard by the boom Of the boat
while she in the act Of bing His body disco.
vered last night Cummunpau 6a and brought this
city.
We understand that there less than forty appl
cants for his situation before Ia o'clock yesterday
sMorHERrp.-Charles Henry Chase q child four
months old, was accdently smothered Sunday night
by being overaid by his mother.
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NIBLo's.-The Ravels appear tonight in their ia
nous piece of M. Dechaumeau, Tin which Gabriel
Is the very personifcation OF fun and blunderism)
and the Night OWL Madame Javelle also makes
her second appearance This lady's dancing on the
rope, is most extraordinary; her performances,
were loudly applauded last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

AMERICAN CONSUL TO AMsrERpAM.-Mr Nichols,
formerly highly respectable merchant OF this city,
and connected by marriage with the family of Gen.
Romano, is appointed American Consul at Amster-
dam, and will probably sail for Have, in the Iowa,
on the oath inst.
Mr.. Nichols is very intelligent and worthy man
will make an excellent commercial agent-and
is deserving of the confidence and choice of the
Executive. When Mr.. Nichols reaches his desti.
nation in Amsterdam, we have no doubt he will
take the earliest means to place before the public
Of that capital, the resources, the means, and the
determination Of the States, and the people Of the
United States, to pay their foreign debts with no
nor and promptitudc. COOLED ss
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FRoM CANApA-ELEcrIoSs-ln the 4th Riding Of
York, MIR. Lafontaine has been elected over Mr..
Roe the latter was loyals,. In the Sd Riding
of York, Mr. Small, the new solicitor general, has
been elected over the Hon Capt MacaaIey. The
selections in Canada West carried on with very
great acrimony
The police force were again arayed in uniform,
md went on duty, on the 1lth inst. They were
raid up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

NEws--ENrERPRIsE.- Evening Post" pub.
fishes two paragrsphs--one taken from the " Flats
Unis," giving list of emigrants at this port-thc
other taken from the Madisoni an" smuggling on
The Canada frontier, both of which first appeared in
the Herald Of last week. Is il any wonder that
such newspapers tall away, and give up the ghost!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

o. FRANCIS HALL, the principal proprietor of
the T" Commercial Advertiser" and native Of Eng
land, too, the crime Of being foreigner
because published simple fact OF sale of real
estate, and thinks it an evidence of want of pa
triotism on our part.
When will these men learn sense, and how to
make a paper honest and popular!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
PuBLIC SALE.

MN pursuance Of aDecfee Of the circuit Supe-
- riorCohri OF Law and Chaneefy for JEFF
ferson Qouaty, pronounced in the eases therein
pead ing Of samuel Gibson, Is James Wager,
DC, and JosephL. Rassel rs James B w ger,
sc the undersigned, Special Commissioners.
appointed FOR that pufP5se, will sellto the high
est Bidder, u Public Auction, al Harpers-Feiry,
an Satud Isg tse 2GsA day Of Ma CD merit, I
The ,pidiisidsd third part kbeing the said
james B. JEdgerss Interest Of small
BRICK BUILDING, tcfth he ground
on tckicK It stands,
siiuatedlsl The end Of the Poiemsc bridge, at
llsrperslFerry, being the same WHICH is now
occupied as al ofiee6y c B..wager, Esq.
Also
| The said James b. Hagsr's Interest, be-
ing due undecided third Of, and IN GER
tain lots IL the8tolcn Of BolicGr.
TxMMJ oF5S4LE -0ue-third IN hand, and the
balance 10 equal inslalments of niue & eighteen
ANDREW KENNEDY,
f w iJ.fTE DAUGHERTT,
Feb. ,. lssa
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United States District Court, Western
District Of Virginia, Stdanton.
TN II 9N.HRHpTfFV

In D.1sNAh OLT ILL.,
NOTICE to Creditors, and all Others sea-
IN earned IN interest, 70 shaw cause against
the Petition off,
No. s5-ISR.sEL RUSSELL. II Jefferson
county, 10 be declared bankrupt on Tuesd1y
No. p3-J0Hgf W BARNS. ar JsHsfsoa
county, ID be declared > bankrupt % Tuesday
the Bird day OF May. Ial2.
No. 9f-JER0lNE b WRIGHT, Of Jefferson
county ID be deslaredaa bankrupt ca Tuesday
the Ord DAY OF MayS Isl2
No IS -J0SEPH .gsKEE. Of Jeasrson conn
". 10 Be Declared ! bankrupt on Tuesday the
3rd day or NAY, 1912.
No. s6 JOHN BURKE. or JeEsrso1 county,
70 bs declared bankrupt 90 Tuesday ihe 3rd
DAY or May, 1872
+ No 97-JoH,NKREPPs, of Jefferson county,
70 be declared bankrupt 90 Tuesday The Bird
day Of May. ls42.
/ No ss-- JOHN .aYISL Of jefferson eoupty. to
Be declared bankrupt on Tuesday the Sra day
No 50 " D.sVfD Koe.scE i. of JsfIsrsOseoun-
y. o Be declares = baHhrupt on TUESDAY ihs
3rd day 81 Nav, isi2
10. rU1-.fRoHIB.9LD IH1TzMrLLER,
OF jefferson county. 10 Be deelarsdga bankrupt
ou Tuesday The Bird day of.Msy, 1912
No 1Oi--J0HN CHAMBERS, Of Jefferson
oouniy, ITO DE declared bsnktuPTol Tuesday
the Ord DAY of NAV ,l8l2
Ne l09-T THOMAS LIE WE'LL Y.S.,,of Jtder-
son eounty to be declared ) bankrupt on Tues
Idly The 3fd DAY Of May, le{2 t.I
/ NJ. 100 ~ SAMUEL N LLN,DS.7Y, of JsRer.
son county, 10 be declared bankrupt on Tues.
day the 3d.day.of Hls, Is43.
\ No l04 - ELLIS .9RFI.N, Of Jefferson cpun-
\ ty, to be declated > bankrupt on Tuesday The
IL I'd N0u ~ NaZ1 .
No. I65E-fH0.u.4S STURDY, Or Jefferson
county. lofbe pdeeared bankrupt on Tuesday
II he 3rd day Of May, 1912
i No/I06+- HIELL4.H MeCLUER, OF Jeder
h o1leouDty,t TO be declared bankrupt on Tues
n day the 3rd day Of May, 1872
X No. l07++- JOHN DICKEY, Of Jefferson coun
Y "; 10 be declared bankrupt or Tuesday th'
3rd day ofMay. 1894
H No. l0s-J0RN' II COOKE, or Jefferson
5county, 10 be declared bankrupt on Tlssda.
t;be> 3rd day OF May, ls42.
No i09-J0H.N- r. PRICE, OF Jefferson
Icouaiy, 10 be declared bankrupt on Tuesda,
llhe Bro day Of Nav 1912 : -ti
i No li1-HEN'RF STTPES, Of Jefferson
county, TO BE- dec sred bankrupt on TUESDAY TIL
3rd day Of May, is42. ., ! vi Il
| No .4LBEk T 3E.aL, Of Jetfsrsop coun
lty, 10 be declared bankrupt on Tuesday In
l3rd DAY Of May 1912.
II No lie " HENRY W.3RD, 0! Jefferson eoau
3ty, 10 be debated a bankrupt on Tuesday tn
i3fd day Of MAY, l842.
II No. lie - c:4REY THOMPSON 81 Jefsr
isoni county,to be declared bankrupt Oh Tues
DAY the 3rd day OF May, le42.
Fl No. Il4-J0SEPHL RUSSELL, Of Jefferson
county, to be declared a bankrupt on Tuesda.
abe Bird dayof May, 1912.
X, No. 1873 HUGH l.. G.4LL.7HER, Of Jeffer
Son county Ito be declared a bankrupt on Tues
Iday the 3rdnday Of May, 1912.
N Copy Teste,
March 81, 1912 pod. II
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More Proofs " d.. HariicE's COmPonld
i Strengthening Tome 3 GsFnlan -ase-
rten Pills.
Nj. Isha Rsssrfsen. q ccles Pc eoauis' ~
- r ilhe1g 10 state % The bfl'dssL The great
bsceEis be fereired frem ne So q ms ~
,,s,,ts3~l z.etfeiaes. Being Affected for i've "
. ~ 800 ga asssods nR4 Nerspas aaeeilsn
80 ~ inliarsi eoaseq sshcess dariaE witch tire
4 oroearld Macy nedielnss. but Alsays fouad
thsm' 10 skerasats ths diseases u greater mea-
s.re.E Sl-sbg thess aIediciseA performing eiIres
81 nhhf 5f az friends, 1 uss iadllesd TO give
them ! trial Happy ana T. ssy that the good
results sere soon tlsible yhieb entirely cured
me OF thaTdresdfui and Pglee-desiroy dis
ease, really hope that those similarly aGset-
ed will ses the necessity Of quitting the use d
.uch vile and drastic eOmpsaeds as some thsf
appear 10 The public prints, which an fully
persuaded almost cost my life. besides bringing
90 The piles. winch far more decreased my dis
eass. q bend saY By many Of nv Intrinsic
friends, that the same vile compounds fixed
persons USE those Drastic fsetlainesr accord
ing o the4r directions. that they villkiVs any
psrssn tAe piles. :,
when ep .aasnting With DR.. Hsrlieh's Medi-
cites. fohB them 10 b IN invocation, viz an
| ApsrienNs Medicine, 10 carry OF alldisSases and
impufi,Its from Ibe system. pceOm panied viii
asseenkthsning Tohicr medicine, q give
s1rsnktkIsh5 To the system ADD reaaimate
the flnctltas Of lhe saimaLeeohomy.
/ u JOHN ROBERTSON. f
Primo w ore Jorl fAs sale Dc lbs Hsdiefss i
- No 49, .Nostk EIGHTH ntrstt,T Philadelphia
Alsr-Fgf sale ~ r
4t .4H@E a. H BEARD & co, n
+ IL Chastsifora
cHARLEs.D KiLHaM,
/ HDrpers- Ferry.
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on II. .ALIN ID o

.SET7iT.I. stand this se asen. every MoDday and
! w Tuesday lid bharlestown; "Wednesday
and Thursday tthe stable Of Geo. Turner, ESQ
near Myers Mill, Bull4kin 4 and Friday and
Saturday at Thompson's Depot This horse is
q fine bay with black. mane and legs, about
16 hands high ana nine years old this Spring.
He walks and racks as fast, perhaps, as afy
horse ID the Valley, and Is 50 gentle thara boy
can manage bim! He was raised By the late
Matthew Ransom, one of The best Judges OF
horses among Is. His sire was Bells Indus
trJ,r bis dam! sc Queen fine Whip mare -
His coIts, in size, form and action. Ore 1insur-
passed BIZ The colts Of any horse -.i III Va
Forty and fifty dollars have been otFerti re peat
eddy for them before they were dropped. Some
of them Are owned by Messrs Robert Baylor.
gSamuei Ridenosr, j. k-4Fisgg. J. 4;H. GunneH
and il not parted from, By A. Kennedy, Esq
ORLANDO win moi be kept 10 ire county
onoiher gear.
TEAMS Reduced to sir dOii9rs ne ssneni and
iIseirs dollars assurance, and 6fiy ceuis 10 the
groom Any individual owning and sending
four mares viii be charged fer three only. but
one dollar II such case mqstlbe paid ,he groom.
gJ-Pariing from mare, or irregular attend
ance forfeita insurance. a
The OWNER,
March "a. tst9.
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. pICKMICK.

winchester Depot, March 81, Ia42. en-.