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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
PERMANENT ESTABLISH MENT.
NEW YORK


NEONs MAIIiN a SONS surgeon Dentists No.
lV a7o Broad,vav and at London an Paris inform thu
Pubc Of VoJk ana its vicinity that in
nj their nrac,ice thev have AT length
b.n ;nae3 ~ an oprrmansu, ,sshi;shrent w here
tbev NAV he consulted M No a7a prosdway between
Frant lin nd White streets in ali cases to
,he nrnsssian in which ,hev havs hesp 90 sacessfuI
nrovar,sd,s IN ,hs a., Of nn,;s,rv
Mons Msllan returns thanks Tor the very liberal pat
tic uary TO the Medical profession of New York for
their kind and ad roc ating Mons Is
i'm nroy ewert in Dentr;st, -
CELEBRATED MINERAL
roR
r,xo r,cru,
II Ii 10 DLCA d IE
largeor small the cavity making stump into sound
Tooth instantly curing the Tooth however painful
sensitive matching point Of color, natural cOrtex
VI vnahei oi tue 1oth -X.x.u. 49,,
ihey never preak or become ioose-.ney ns'e NJ n W
natural goss-are firmly fixed without wires OF llga
particular resemble the adjoining Teeth in Conformity
Of shane ami shade Of c5or Placed from one
y. i as. ". . no y, oo ~; - n;on,;
% eoapiete se. upon .ne apos. =" anu ~
pose OF MasticatioD ard Articulation.
LOOSE TEETH
securely and sectually arising either from the
use o' meoicihes OF r any C!nrr cause p".
hniriC'aL rhLAiEo
replaced upon asure and scientihc method
Monsieur Niallon happy in being enabled to an,
the FIRST Families If tha LATED S,ac. cnnsstinr Of the
first Merchants Medical profession Clergy and private
CuLens TO whom ne can refer as 10 the superory oI
Mons Ms celebrated Mineral In to any ether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

PicroS CoAL TRADE.-A letter from Pietou, Of
rec mt date, says 1.-The miners have again gone
to work, and we have prospect Of supplying the
foreign demand to almost any extent, during the
ensuing season."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

STEAMER Oneida BURNT I'VE learn from the
river that the steamboat Oneida was burned to the
waters edge on the 23i inst, near Letart Falls
The fire occurred in open day, but made such ra-
pid progress that tho passengers had barely time
to escape, some with loss Of baggage. No lives
were lost, but the boat and cargo were dc stroyed
(inrinnofi (,1>eiye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
STRIKERS BAY ON THE BLOOMINGDALE

THE sub erbtr having leased the above establishment
spectfuy informs his friends and the public that he will
open ior the summer, on Saturday next, ApTili:t.
To those who have visited this romantic and
beautiful place needle 10 speak its paise aud those
who b. By sugie visit II
ed By my spot the isl md Of Manhattan.
Striker Bay six miles from the City Hail. the Bloom.
rgd.le Roa The nous. is uat on the Of the Hud
grounds extend consider sble distance the walks
through beautiful grove oflscust trees.
During he winter have beeu made
s-he road leading the house has been wild
ed and graded htr ebcr having been
order render this dese!Eedy hvonte summer resort
The stock of ~nss and liquors has been selected without
regard TO cos) BY experienced and the
ice the elRf conary and all other ree will
those of any other respectable establishment.
The garden and orchards well supplied with flowers
fruits every description, that vtors wishing to obtain
buques baskets OF fruit in their several
supplied .
pleasure ride early breakfast will he provided from till in
the morning. . - 80
The comfor Of dies vsrg this house will
be especially studied cvy and attention may always
be relied on.
Stages every hour from No 90 Bowsy and
alight al the gate. w. CORBfN.
may Itr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

Ice ~ CaNApA.-The Toronto Herald OF the I4th,
the British yhig Of the 18th, and the Kingston
Chponici, of the 10 March were received to day,
the last Of these says the ice in the bay has be-
come rotten and unsafe, and three lives had been
lost in different parts, by breaking through. On
board the schooners and steam boats every pre-
paraton was making for avaiIing themselves Of the
the lake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

WESTERN R.mRoADs.--The railroad from Mere
dosia, on the Illinois rlver TO Springfield, lDa is,
distance ofsixty miles, is inished and in operation
Travellers now pass between ST. Louis and SPRING
field in less than twenty four hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
WATCHES & JEWELRY

THE subserter i. ling all dscrp,i;oDs Of gold and silver
retail any other plse ia th city Gold
as low 81 dolia each. Watches and Jewery
changed or b,ugLt. All Watchcs warranted TO keep
good the returned Watches and Clocks
the usu, prices by tn finest workmen the city. c.
C. ALLEN ,porter Of Watches aud Jewelry Wholesale
ardi Re ALL 80 Wali street, up stairs. SLIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

OssrRUcrors IN LITTLE RivER.-We perceive
that the board OF public works will be required to
remove the distractions to the navigation Of Little
River from lis mouth, where il enters Black River,
to the junction of It's two branches called the Dog.
demonia and the Castor, and up the last named
stream three or four miles, to the rst high lands on
the east side OF said stream, TO the site selected as
place for town, and up the Doademoria as far as
the state road leading to Nachitoches crosses the
same. Such Is the re aiding Of the act, and we can
not but add that the benefits of this improvement
will be of immense advantage the citizens OF that
portion of country, and improvement, that should
have been made long ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01


FROM OOooss of fresh Garden Seeds in all the
choicest sDe lies and varieties for sa!. in quantities to
aGSd Medal from he American ID:siS'. which insS-
lion and ,ss New York s.se Agricultural. sses,y having
fgardsn products further comment is deemed unnecessary
I1ALsOMINE PAINT.-Tne kalsomIae raul having 6eeu
severely tested in ,. Siy dnI The wcs. Onh
he bubble The numerous KaIsoine Paint now
existing in New York, renders alton Of is I'd
ylp,ases superuous among the mot prominent are the
ag eeaSe to the eye than Thcyas applied without
oecasionins any offensive smell or isurou' effect upsp
Sopas s1a :osd
Orders received and fAsr baspoE
fcbq, an. 1854 Broadway. corner Franklin.
YANDRuFF or loss OF caused iby Ianguiu 90.
j. s.ruced the small blood VESSELS winch sup
S s ans a wS & na
on the surface forming crust called dsndrna which clogs
f q sss'"f
% and s III A S r9,
spedy and lily saed b Ja !n, Hair rpss which
70 sSppy he Old and badness
The following certificate is selected which snissn,ly
1s g. an of u,c. to
you and Dr. Jayne send this certificate 70 inform Of
BE- sssy' h..S
be- .Ss: S as s sI S csG
SysSess Geo i h
The Use Of the Tonic and would III Who need
asimlarre%%sdy: r.u.. ,ouy ~ ,.cusox
rs;s !.
ss ss sSl% !ss sls
mr. Of Chamber street; David Sands Co, No y East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

s,xoyr,n Pnrvoaryos.--The Ozark, (Ask.)
Eagle Of the 9Th iasiln', stIles that during very
rhr,Sd,y. IN Gree0ii.ld, Dsde county ball Of ice
c,,l which weighed ole bundled aud sixty pounds.
T IyERpOOL ORREL COAL AFLOAT-7o tins hes,
IL quality csrcfav lowered in the hod just received pee
ohio sit m phs from Liverpool, aud for sale be
JOAN HERDNAN .6t Sonth 81
cold FOII.Of su lerior gu lily, masuseted by Al.
" mead Co dentists Aso superior Tin ic, For
fale by RUsHTON ANIMAL.
m3l 81 SWihiam sueei-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
TO MARRIED

MADAME REsTELLs PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
in Europe France particuar upwards Of thirty
years well as s Thousand. in this country AZ being t
aS
Madame Rest.ll, well knowh for thrifty y.sn
EsT:ps-R9ss q visnn. fsr,:srh.Is s.91s$ - b.
great experience and opportunities shs attained that ces
eiay sdaued d. female fsm. for which her incidents.
@ 4. S sS n Of Ss
frame enabled herby tracing Inc decline and III health
qnent rapid and often apparently nsIpeabe causes which
son.sn many fond mother e re- nat then
isos led the discovery Of her celebrated rvsntvs Pow
Ss q
,%a.ius benefit: ;s;;S;i.s e ;S.u.sna; si.
on Is wise and yirtuous 10 prevent sto which ":
ssn s fS %
hssfstmgiy in the .firnshvs; Price fv. dol
aa. T:s S: s
ed stsss Az t mg:s d P9s DsS a1S
To-
MADAME RESTELL,
ExMALE PHYSICIAN, OGes and residence l4s Greer
complaints incident to the female frame
Madame Re,eIs experience and knowledge in the treat
preston &c, such 70 require few day. for eeras
relief s.d perfect isso,sy Ladies desiring proper %eS
S..S S s ss &
T r. sa Il % 70 u "asf s'1ss.
Boston Once No = Es,eI ST
the city who's. health would not admit Of travelling that she
Gp her D Sn them AMI part
mao d&wlm+
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW jersey Railroad and Transportation Com-
i many rave established Q Fright Line between New
and New York. which they intend to
.neIty. AZ m ,s,
cepted) the foot Of Liberty street New York, as PM
10 country dealers and the above line
the speedy and cheap conveyance Of meehaodse
ia Live Stock, who have $50 head of cattle
veye1 New Brunswick and New ok, the day
he rates Tor the transportation of cattle he-fes mules
sheep hogs and all osr kinds Of mcrcha
p low. never exceeding ste awboat prices.
Merchapd,se sent BY this subjected to any extra
charge in crossing ih- North River.
IRE Comoan, have f. ted up large sorehcuse at New
Bruno adjoining Railroad Depot, which will always
beopen for the reception Of merchandise a, g.,
Passengers pu RELEASING th,ir tickets at the ticket oces
will receive ferry tickets gratis mia SIM
n OT1CE-0n and after April Ist 1872, the COMMUNICATION
IN fare the New Jersey Railroad and Trans
portaon Company, between New ork and the various
places the line Of the railroad has been reduced ncud
ing erry) to ST5 yer annum, and $50 for six months
mis- Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

EECHEs-LEECHEs.-,o COO very fine arg- and h-a!thv
IL Smy and Germa, Lesches, for sae -rasonable
Wholesale and retail or carefully srpTsd by WIN Wa
TROUS The list and Pharmacust, Apoh seares Hail. So
Caiharine 81.
SklDL!Tz AND SODA POWDERS Warranted very
~ es to what sold ps up express
ly for family For sale, wholesale aad retail by WIN.
VARIOUS Chemist and rharmacust, Apothecaries' Hail.
.satI,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

DyrSe FOR LovE.-Among the wonders Of the
times we find it recorded. says the Nashville Wing
that certain CDR Conyers dissectsd a person
who died for love in Londen, and found an impres
sion Of lady's face upon his heart" THIS pea"
animal magnetism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
CHAMPION WIG MAKER.

SllhhI IOIf w Ut INh ALn.
NEW AND ELEGANT IMPROVEMENT IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF ToUPEES.
SsG he ST. ru' Church. The
AMAZON TOUPEE,
Being new Invention of the subscriber. These Toopes
maze without snaps basds ms,aic nw; ey ft on the
temples heishhsy are as Easy 70 But on a. OF
ssa msas to
e. ting old
WIG AND SCALP
Ia s" s,sly :; tsa III: best ID the
"nf e: s'"fSS New
York can testify The F RSsfEs ftn judge from the
viz The f'sF medal last year and the frs. premium thin.
who or not TIE m BEST
GRE AM---CREAM---CREAM
Nm ss::l sSi:: 3. sss,s ss%
AS 50 skh'uy prepared
1. s s sssT &: :a ass1s,. Know,
vi pure. ard pleasant, choice and cheap
Makes ii pess;ug task 70 shave,
Prepared and sod s'S %f aNG G Fulton % street. Bal.
e,ts.t Broadway, and tss bro ,dway. maj I'm.
70 THE s eE d tos GEER :ss
HOSE whose hair falling out turning grey or has ceas-
si-s
sS,rS hat ny hsr falling GU, fast Ieomb,d
grown fast and dark. .J -
This win give light red grey ha fine jak look an in
a %s 10 fy % S %@GS rhp
SOLD 3 r Jones of the Ameris, Eagle sa-anles.
cah s t.ss Fss sHd hsss
EECHEs-LEEGHEs.,Se coo very h,s arg. and healthy
whose s snd or .s 'T sps by soHa
TR1Us, che list and Pharmacust, Apoh earie. Hall 50
SE ie5iIi Nv AND SODA PowDERs Warranted very
$'5;S ss!S = = slSs;S;
WHO WANT co 4 BEATTIFUL CLEAR
s
yellow Kin. change healthy s,:sr hns n.ns THIS
S1,s g ss
% ,s Vi. i.! 5sG s:es y. ssS
sais
A S. . .'s a. ~. 81 n. % ny
nc st. yn'
"a 4. , en- e6Js
and ihage and the hair not dyed but literally burned
Ii for dying hair compositions Of end
spirits. that burns the the powders and don't
Tin i s d i "a s @ v
badness follows From experience Of years being
hair and having the opportunity Of examining
cnm ,os om knWn A. Pas,os Hair OIL o. Comps"n
Es utial Oil Of Almonds for danJru
dandruf the head.
For sale wholesale and retail at A. Pastors Hair Cutter
1865 Greenwich New York. Price SO cents bottle
ms I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

G TEEL PENS-From the celebrated manufsctory Of Jo
= seph elliott, of Birmngham.-The high reputation Of
these has injured sieror makers TO initiate them
thereby inurng ,we Red eputa Of seph elliott
The to be particular from whom they
purchase -
The genuine may by their superior quality and
by the style Of putting constant supply for sale by
ROBERT fARDOW,
mos Inv 20 Maiden Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
go !A2 49,

rpEIe3HTs FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH,
From PHILADELPHIA ria
THE PHIL ABEL PHIA, WlLMINGTOS. AND BALTl-
~A MORE RAILROAD COMPANY. -.
Freights for the West and south WI be aty
Wharf Philadelphia . -,
sicned company will be forwarded WI tn the utmost
disp.tch 10 any poipt or south. -,
resht reaches Baltimore The dry t'.eaves Phla-
sdelphis. ~
daily at haiEpast six o'clock An by steamboat ROBERT
Passengers will re ,ch Bamore at o'clock two hours
previous the departure OF the sins Tor ne
ph;ladeiph;a Marehe 1890. ml6lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE

CF1EA z HAKDW n RE > IUKE
THE subserib.r is opening his Spring supply Of
L HARDWARE 4 CUTLERY, received per late arrivals,
from Brm neham and SHEFFIELD Together with general
Of Geods which &c prepared 10 offer at
the very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The attention sf Country Merchants Builders c. binet
Makers &c. solicited to of his stock and
prices h confident they will ind il their to
favor HIM with call. ALFRED T. LAGRAVE,
40 Greeuwich corner Barclay, New York
A regxlsr supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Coopers Glue Also-a complete assortment OF Mechanics
Tools James Screws, &c. M 3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
WIG AND SCALP

maker, ATOMS a. Ihcaons well known and appre
Grated He has proved himself decidedly the best ia the
city Tnsisa fact which every wig m .ker knows
convincing proof, T any wanting, the opinion
three OF the es and best judges profession in New
York can testify. The public can judge from the
. , =. PREMIUMS,
W. the silver medal last year. and the first premium this
awarded by the American Institute who Is not the best
hfr u N ~ Xnrk mig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

Being of the subs criber These Toup<es
made without snaps baods mstaic spr rs; 1T the
headby an enrey display the forehead
aud temples TO any height,hey put al of
as ha-thsre not art e' Of steel iron brass il ,hem
prevent ting conodng This niiDg old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

NOrICE-Copsgnses Of the following goods per ,hip
~ TAROLINTA, from Liverpool (eonsigned to orier)
requested to CALL their freight and attend to the
OF their YOOdA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24
TO TIE EDITOR or TIE e,

TO THE EDITOR or THE Eve LiREh
The deep interest felt in the subject of Education NJ
the people of Virginia at this time, will be my excuse
for Offering my views the proceedings OF the late
Convention held at Richmond. ! will unite with tho
Convention in all their feelings in favor Of Education
from the humbes individual the pursuit OF the SIN
pest principles of instruction. to the most elevated
it is the first duty of free Government to secure 10
all the citizens OF the State the hghes, degree Of intel
ligence. | am also equally decided that the present
expenditure of money for the education of the poor
wastefu, xpedient, and totally ineifcien,thas al
ter an experiment of more than twenty years. ~e me
ignorance has increased in the State, that are des
tute of all organization, that primary education vas
never more neglected. Ii is true reports Tel! u
of many poor children who have received instruction
But what the character Of our schools Of our teacn
ers, OF the instruction which is impaired Where al'
our school houses, teachers Where that insu''
ton for all, which all require What has become %
more than million Of dollars that Virginia mas
propria,sd to primary education II has left the
sent race less instructed, from the fact that '0'ms,
poor children were generally bound to t'aae,.
where the instruction was better-now they are kepsst
home in idleness for the benefit of schools tor '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

Mr.. KENNEDY called for the ayes and noes, ~hca
we're ordered, and resulted as ioliows-ayes ~
IT The ayes and noes were ordered on the motion 10
,., unon the table, aud resulted as foows-ayes =,
noes 81 r... u.,,.
The ayes and noes were called for and ordered
Mr. MEpILL moved an Adjournment
~. RoARDMAN called for the ayes and noes,
which were ordered.
"T mr sTANLY hoped the call for The ayes snd
~ ,,ouId he withdrawn, and let them take another
day for it. ..,,.,u H.. call
MIR. WISE renewed it, and then whndfe" IL and
The House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24
4 JUST TRIBUTE.

/ fFrom The Inst FIacGste Dew0ir0L3
I'VE shall! publish the Address ~ The Democratic C0nysnn
which met M Richmond the 2nd inst, week. Il
Of The most powerful documents Of the Kind
anu cannot tail 10 give new lights political AFFAIR." VIZ
gina may well be proud ofnch composed ai
We have no doubt that The principles promulgated iet
deliberations will cause the scales fall thu i 5u,
OF those who have been ninceh 10 sInpnn Mhig nncl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24
RICHMOND. THURSDAY, FEH. :!
IEn.hinn,yn $ RnMdal


Tuesday, Feb 81, w.s celebrated n orr c'ty Sra
unusual spirit The military co'oPan'rs Of 'L'n4't
Chesterfield and iie"r's" 'naar '''a.'" ,', s's
dens hosptable quarters: wl" re- leHns AMI 4A..''g
bnd full sway. The noble ballroom "i ne :" L..
change was decorated in The best taste Tue lafa'":s
of an excellent, orchestra filled the vast eA up
nor - for an epcurean praced tie large dining
patrioc toasts and brilliant sar- ." wit called np The
best feelings The hard time were MERGED - ~
general gaery, aud every one r( the IIs. .senS ga
Trprc, we may venture to add, that tins bail mus ~
uLcd "A thc head Of all similar entertainments ~ Gnr
c;,v, Sc observed members OF the Legisa'a'e from
The County OF Accomac 10 Tie County OF "aslms9o,
heartily enjoying themselves IN "Tnnnn! =" w
VIRGINIA reel Even these 'poteni, grave, and y.
yerend seniors" were melted hy e sparkling eyes 20!
happy smiles OF the far ,.;.,.
A,the suppe: table the following toast was gwen q
one ri the managers, and received "'th e","ns'as.a
Gen. George Washington: The ornament oi hum'a
nature scf-tie friend OF lIs=r,y-and the father q
his country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

II We are requested 10 announce HEsGr CnAr.
Man, Esq, OF Gloucester, candidate for lie Sc.
nate IN that district, and to say that Mr. Chapman
will visit the court houses of The several counes %
the court days preceding the elections when and .Aes
he will be pleased to put the people possession u
his political opinions. MIR. Chapman is State RslI-
Wing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

1--WE give up columns to"iayto the deonies AHl
n,oc.ednas of Congress, and the Virginia Legislature
and 10 several communications, which had been ma.
roidatly postponed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

NoTTowAY, Feb. >, ~!
Gentiemen-io communication informing &C.
That lad te.n selected by meeting OF u are" pr.
ton OF the Democratic Of the County OF soto.
way, held at the Courthouse on the Sd instant, a.
Candidate to represent the County in the mex, les'l
ture of Virginia, and requesting my acceptance Thereof
has been received. feel very sensbiy the honor con
erred on me by my fellow citizens in being thGs =
eced, and should have been gratiied had the lot ist
TO some other individual more deserving titan myself.
But not feeling at liberty 10 decline acceptance q
the nomination, you may consider al the dispose
Of the people, and should be their choice, viii endea
vor to represent them faithfully.
With sentiments OF great respect your obeden' .r'
vani, GEORGE NICHOLAS SEAT
Col. EDwD. T. JLrFREss, VIZ. A. ScorT, E.q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24
NllI"IllN

Al meeting Of portion of the Stale Rights Rep.b.
ican party, OF the county Of No,towny, convened At
the Courthouse, the 81 day Of February l-s ~
Conrday, William Fitzgerald, Esq was called 10 the
CHAIR, and G. w. Fitzgerald, appointed Secretary
The ohec. of the meeting having been breny stated
by the Chairman, the following gentlemen were there
upon appointed a Committee for the purpose Of ram-
mating and recommending candidate 10 be voted Ja'
Representative Of said county, in the next Genera
Assembly OF Virginia, viz: John II. Knight, Thnm1'
NJ. Rowett, John G. Powell, Thomas lones Geo',~
A. Cralle, Edgar Jones, VIM. W. Webster, William
Scott, GriefT. Cra!lr, VIM. X. Jennings, Ed. L Ir-
tress, Austin : Fowcses, Robert ). FIippln, Newton
VI. Harper, Anderson Cockraham, aud VIM Il Irty
who after short tine, reported that they had selected
George y. Seay rs the nominee, which nomination
was unanimously confirmed By the meeting; and
On motion, Ed S. Jetfress and WIN. i Scott,
appointed committee 10 wait upon Mr.. Seay arr ~.
form him of his nomination. And il was
Resolred That the proceedings Of this mset.al y
published in the Richmond Enquirer and Ame;lesn
Statesman, the meeting then adjourned
WM. FITZGERALD, C4a
4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

Extracts of Letters JrOm distinguished Fnbhe fR q.
WASHINGTON.
q, Tho whole nett revenue from the Public Laaas,
in 1912, will probably equal three millions but nay
be made not over half that amount, ns IN leil ie
Executive refuses advertise new lands "a Tie '""
trary, il may be made 10 excsed that amount i an -
usual quantity Of new land IS brought mo market
uDeduct from three millions certain expenses spec.
God IN the DISTRIBUTION Law and the share 81 Virginia
might equal s2O0, 900, less more, according 10 tie
circumstances before named.
40 The people of Virginia, they consume large
norton of foreign merchandise, though less, according
10 population, than some OF the safes would y
Obliged 10 refund in The first place, all the S2OOO0s
Next, the expenses of collection, risk,
cent 1880
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

We are authorised 10 say that +. J. Armstrong will
not be candida 10 represent the county Of Harrison
IN the next Legislature of Virginia.
" The Scion Of Democracy and Harrison Wing
| are renuested 10 COPY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

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elr'cndenl, with a salary Of
n clerk ior each register,
per annum; and the SAID su.
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b liz advice and consent Of
yof he Treasury shall have