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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

l9nn IienIroe, William Wren, Sergeant OF a.. e,,, az
hlehhon and ~ such administrator OF " itl,.s W IL.
a, te.a Ehsh hrown Geo. Hendrce, ~ milton Poits
~ ~ ~ Nc eherihof ihe counv % Rtns ooecB
6Ni smth sarah Ann smith, Wpbsm m s,u,S y jn ~
Myers sud Noheff & Scott, "'" q" ''nhs, s ~"
Ihe plaintiff Robert Poofo nnd Thotnss f,otss y ana
lno deienaanis John Hcndrte aud John e,es
L,9 Iss Nv, w. byah brown md Hamilton Potts
49, ~ ~ w, w ,nHii on no motun of tho defendants
eS,.rs W ,,nth, sa'sh Ann Smith and william ~ smith,
~ ino court DOH order That unless the surviving
's ins'vtc ihs cansc Tor trial stihc copy
y, l,lsI hivinF been excrufed such 81 them
~. wIihn this Commonwealth md published Tor four
N,eEa w n The newspapers mint
20 W 10 ey Of Richmond, nncy days previous rherrio
me h Of tho plaiufnf fHnd dangnfd the coas N ho
aufviyiun plaintiffs, Tact NJ thisdsy.
Copy-TeHc,
io9s wtw WIN SANDS, co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

Royson bets Ia his right and Cstbarips his ,iC
hates hcps, Hoyson BETS Infants 81 raid Roysinn
ncns and CahHrinc hia wife. John Bous Ynoinas W
Belts, and John " Belts aud Thomas sydnor sdninIs
traitor with The will anne fRoygo Beifs do ed Ssm
cl Downing and samuel Downing. and Warner Rub,nS
bang ~ ,,tt"h ia
nc dclcndants, EoysiOn ncits and CathtTi MS ~.
,lacs hcus and hoJsuu ncts. having entered fhrir
aIancs end gwen security according the act on a.
cnty anu nc rules ofthis Court and h ring ~ %
ooy ovdencc thst they ere not inhabitants ofihls Com
hrr ~ ~ - etlfTed Iai the said dcends ns appear
cic on t hrh DAY o. the next October Term az ,ht
o99Ii s"9 nnawer The oompananrs b and thst cow
~ w odef nc forthwith Inserted for two months sng
sessrely' ~ The Kohmond whla ano porod az tho go
h'of o. TIC Cour Houec Of this county W.
"a, Copy. Tesio,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
In the UnHed Court Eastern DistIct OF vir
ginia, MAY 7th 1872:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of


pENIAMIN WYATT, ofthe county of Campbell, in the
ID Eastern Virginia District The said Benjamin Watt
Who mas been deereed Bankrupt 10y this Court having
filed petition praying for his discharge. 10 Is ordered
ncce thereof be published newspaper printed in the
City Of Richmond, seventy days II least before the lah
day Of September next; when hearing will be had on the
said petition AZ the CRY Hall the City Of Richmond snd
all creditors who have proved their debts other per
sens la interest appear and place and
show any they have why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not he granted.
COPy-Tesie,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

tpur the EssAcfn DisirtCt
snia,Jily Is, 1872
beverly HErH Of the county of Powhatan. having
I'D filed petition praying that he be declared bank
rupt II isordered, mat al persons Claiming DC credit
ors OF the said Beverly leih, show to the
the l2h Gay OF September ner, why the said Beverly
Beth be no: declared bankrupt pursuant Of
Congress In that behalf AMI that copy Of this order be
published in the newspapers according the - 2ih
rules OF Court.
ACopy-TeSe,
in le-wsw HSNRY GIBSON, OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

ELEVEN hhds prime ST. CROlX SUGAR ianding per
IL sehr Nassau, for sale.
je2i rRY&Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
copy--Teste,


1872: "' o""i' June KIN
lueen Price, administrator with the will annexed of
que .uutsn puAc' uec'ui PHI.
wulism NJ Duke. Eliza l. West s,rah Jane Ha.kios
lane Adkison aud Ann his wife. Henry I Duke Marhs
"eoeeea Taylor, Edwin Duke and Joseph wingGed,
Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
RICHMOND, FREDERICK sRuRa AND roroMAt
RAIL ROAD.
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN LINE. =
cRE4TIY JkCRFgSED EXpEDTTIO-n-,


CONTAINING Jobb's Reserved Cases, on Prcsentment
~ and Criminal Law:
''No authority 10 Law exceed such as is furnished
by Reports like MI Jebbs. The law, laid down by
twelve able Judges, who after hearing well argued.
have Consulted and In the last resort decided
must be regarded Of controlling authority. In addition
this Mr. Jebbsstye OF reporting Is very good" &c.
lea SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

hEAT BAHGHINr-we have On 49,, ..-
- ee.egt aasortnent Of Family Gr1cerss ,,,,1 =.
~, s Issp iof cash OF 70 punctusl cusfomers NJ
lao gRETTEg A pEaup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23

THoNAsToN May Is Arr Coral Rich.nond ii,cld Snow,
Orleans. i3th-cld Oceana fctou, NC.
CAsrisE, MAY lG-Au Provincetown Carolms, via Tho
BAIg. Me- Nav ls-Ar Charles, New York 10Th. Mars
l Isppahlnnock cid, Baltic Martinique lith SID Porto
Rico do; Samuel. Cnnco,; Napoleon Mone,idco.
PORTLAND, MaY ll-Am Reaier fillmore.
PoRrsmovrH, Ma iS-Au Home Washington, DC. GOTH
Emerald Philadelphia.
BosroN, May 2i.-Ar Acalia, Liverpool ith int PM
arr at Halifax 10Th inst " NJ zen at AZ NJ aud reached
This port at 50 Catherine, Mobile OH OF d. H. Shot
Keys. Exchanged signals with Edinburgh SPOKE Oh LAT n
Ion 7g1s David Coffin, from Atskapss for New York Tel,
esraIed, snsan jane Cid Emily Yueaian; Ontao Cura-
New Odeans Tennessee do; Smith, Washington, \. c.
A.. Lawrence, New York. AR 20ih Chester Mobile. On
10Th of Chatham spoke Cat nfinc from Mobile for Boston
=, Nrw Bfpfonn. May aC-Au Time Suffolk Va; Rodman,
= Woops Hole, May i9-Ar Vesper Bulls Island, South
Carolina.
Epc ARrowx May i7-Arr Champion Nantucket for New
York; Equal 1homastown, for do. Sid i8il Equal Cham.
pion; Henry 10Th, Georgiana. New Bedford; Barclay Ia
port schs arr below last eve, bound f.
NFALL RIVER May i9-Ar Atlantic Mobile Sid, Demo-
PnovIpENcE. May 2o-Arr Paul Jones Suffolk Va; Deep
River Rondout. Sid, Rhodenck Dhu Coast OF Africa; Ma
n,tNorolk Mary baltimore; Adeline, rhsdep ha
ience. CID Frances Jan- Windies Erie, Boston Sid Non
WAsnseTos N C, MAY liar Consul, NYork; Brilliant,
do; 18th, William Cray, Beaufort; Ann Sle Pha; Chatham
Boston; An.conda NYok; Iith, Martha Fowle Boston;
Eliza Maria, Boston; nth Sarah Abigail NYork
SAvANSAH, May l0.-Ar Philura. New York. CID Wilson
Fuller. do. t.
lal,ar; Woolville, (Brl Cowes; arr, Tweed, Rio
GRAND GALLON, MAY 2--Octavio, for NYork, ready,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23
Passengers Arrived .

HAvRE-Packet ship Oneda-Mn Anthony Constant Master
W Constant Miss Sarah Johnson Mrs Tho A. Morris Miss
Mrs Catherine nb ,Nssss Aybey C9t,sy Mrs Louisa Cottay
Plathe Prussia; J. Muer27s steerage born the
passage.
LrERrooLIShip Hibernia-Mn Young, Miss Harris, Mr.
Tyre--207 in the steerage
Donald.
BERMUpA-Bns Princess Royal-Thos Holdings Thomas
Haywood.
HALrAr-steamer Trcnt-Nln Lcander Starr, children
and n,ise-3
LIVERPOOL AND HALIrAx-Steam ship Acada at Boston
For Halifax: Mr. and Mrs McDouga Nr and Miss Chapman
Chairman, Mr. aud Mrs Caldwell, + Bural @ w Usborne
Capt Cruehsy Mssauly Maste, Ja, Lessei Mesr Behe
For Boston, MAJOR Gen Sir Hope, Capt Hope Mr. Mrs
CONAN, Miss Mofa Mrs King Col Bunbory Lieut. Colonel
EeeTga,cp, Garter MeG,i 4 9 Bgeloy, King MrTSh,
len IT, Boyke. Brsinsrd wilson PSyse W s,bpone
u and four servants in the seerage From y for Boston,
Mr. and Mrs Allison, Mr. Townsend Mrs Jacobs Kenne.
DIV, c Prescott
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23
City IntelliUence.

FoReISG A farmers NAMr.-On Saturday after.
oon young man, named James Jones, applied to Mr..
ohm Demot Of 80 Stanton street. for loan of $500 on
o,e for that sum, payable demand drawn BY himself
nd purporting be endorsed by his father Nicholas
ones who resides in New Jersey. Mr. Demo,t being
ell acquainted with the ability his father to pay
ote gave him his check the North River Bank for
&c sum of $500 dated May 23d 1872 and therefore not
,yable before this day. Monday He afterwards ascer-
med from the father that the endorsement forgery
,d Immediately obtained warrant for the arrest Of
,nes which affected yesterday. He states that hav
q recently devoted his time and attention TO learning
auction business, for the purpose of engaging in in
is city he ascerained that by raising the obtained
ON Mr. hDemot for the purpose Of making advances
,ods he could at once, and he therefore
duccd commit the crime in hopes that by for
nate turn, the acquescence of the father that he
ght be enabled to meet the payment of the note when
mandcd.
SERIOUS AocIpgxr.-A bank cavcd in on the Croon
-ater Works at Eighth street, Friday evening and
sary killed a Young mechanic. named Henry Larkin-
was saved by the GOODNESS and presence OF mind of
enry l.. Robertson, a foremen the works -Larkin
yw lies at the Hospital, and will probably 10
w weeks .s,-. =. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23
Foreign Importations.

A ss; s.s: Tss MsS
h sis T9S 5n; ;sa. ISn ts,c s s nail
ois n;S s; 20 Gn coal 70 p:esd oil Thompson
3, & GSGn nose b! s so Ills Smith Tu,r G @
4, YsISc qepor,sd sack.
Dodge eo-aa steel sSd do eks hardware order.
sss 9s oa. ss. &
G' s' :sea Iss s G'9'i baskets
S 10 Ss nds. Victor 5 Il, Mss f
XF%sf Sss,, ;s Dsl%Sa a
Fni.GS! . sGm s" s,st1 PTi s5
Rsa;SdS colo Ls;SssTLI SSous5sn fs%sI1i BaPPs@
bSsdMlc DeacRet Abe ccuilia5d fa0lsI
k ,s %. ss bp HNsi Ts
LsngdGa-, rs. High som Gf,.si So.leS, gsoi,
TSs,: sfgsdssd FaS 5IS RI,
H.i:s sSfi es;' ss!!sHg n2e.l9
ao% T si;' H,ys% asI%s';m B'%.,sIi
Ts cor Be- CaspaaP Xxi, Me-
aeasEh Ds HsSe e ecSain koST .s
osf vsls
ca s Fasus % do %a aaS eks S wine
HAyRE-Shp Howiand--7 cases r Hemmcrlong-9 q
Shaw--s0 brls Edward Lamb cases do cases John
Hrdorp7 John Hirilandll5 baskets wine orier-2
Joshua Hutching orer2j baskets wine order
MEssINA-Shir TnoGi0 brmstope-2j casks po.-
ishing soDc2 casks caoliowerslO0 bales ags-2i2 bags
Sumic-i bags hemp seed-70 bags wanuslo0 fbert
2I boxes oo bnmstoDe2i9 boxes boxes
1900 boxrs ienon2737 boyes Messr Josiah Rich
and Daper- pe. ~ hhds and 20 lemon Juice, to
order0 f pipes and 100 SKIS wine Samuel Broom0O
ar casks wine to Lawrence obnson7 baskes boxes and
bag minerals 10 II Wilson Phila.
MALAG.-Bnk EmpressCs ceroons bird seed o. ar casks
wine 80 bys almonds do dates IS kegs olives bbs almonds 2o
bx do 10 900 bx aisins G,rcia20 bxs trunks mdze r
Condeylen bales corks Chousin7 do Soatc27 do
Dolgi1ss.
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This exhibits the fact that Notwithstanding the reduc
ton of interest to per cent the securities of the bank
have decreased by maturity, and the applications
have increased in proportion. The circulation seems
to have increased by the depose spcce the with
drawa Of depostcs to greater than the amount
paid in securities. Showing that righteousness of
money arises rather from the sagnation of trade
than from any other cause. In the discount market
money cheaper than anyperod since 1896
paper taken freely by the large discount houses 81
per cent and they have large offered them 81
the continent the state Of affairs exists the Bank
OF Amsterdam has given notice Of its determination to
duce the rate of interest charged by to the public to tn
extent Of per cent per annum; the will now be
charged u cent for discount per cent for loans
stocks, &c, and per cent for loans merchandise
These still lower than the English although
those capitalists complain loudly of the reduction which
has lately been effected there. The Belgian papers
that the arrangements for opening the Bank of
Client at length terminated and official notice will be
published in few days. after which it will commence
operations The Socee Generate gives its support the
establishment. This is the bank projected n few
years ago. Immediately after the stoppage of the Bank
Belgium, but for which the Government then refused
Charter 1t founded by Belgian and English capitalists
jointly.
The exchanges much in favor Of England. The
price of gold at London 0ss per than
standing which the shipment Of silver the continent
amounted to 1000 ounces The of bills sent UP
from the country banks for rediscount very insight
cant fact which indicates the small demand for money
that exists in the manufacturing districts fact no i'm.
provemen in the business of those sections had taken
place The purchase of cotton by the trade
somewhat increased, not much in consequence of any
increase Of consumption from apprehensons that the
crop United States would be less than had been an
/ A.. Lt,l.C ..t A. A.
market there might prices avsrege higher for
balance of the year. Hence the disposition lay in
stocks prominent banks had failed one at Leh in
particular.
The general sagnation of trade be owing
the eranty Of the markets while the tariff remains
undecided rendering speculative operations impossible.
| The merchants of London becoming exceedingly
exasperaed at the delay, and meeting expressive Of
opinion on the subject had been proposed The corn
bill had, however become law by large majority, and
was to 60 into immediate operation It's follows com.
| pared with the old scale -
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Arrival.


British ma, sesmsr Trent Miller s days from Halifax to
s%a W. S1 from Liverpool April II, wit. dss
TO- tsana s% h1S As
Is inst at % 49, lon a co. spoke ship syanns Jenkins from
10 g. 8, s. So brig SAs 5s S
shin Timor freeman, (or Boton) 81 days from Messna
and GlbT5altar i6 days, With mise TO master Oh
TAR DAYS viii iif, &c to p j. Fransis Len at Malaga
AZ s. IL, Tc sSSn sw sS the
OF % Sst to to sRss5 70 demand a.
Consul Mr. Carr when leaving Tanger Passed the Straits
with park Manchester PhlsdcpIa and 200 Other
s %:d fS% 4. a!S g; n. 5 g. spoke
, R,5'h 9sIk Coy psasass HYDE from Cork April in
sGsT Fssssh ay. sm Glasgow
m swea q Si ss e,, passengers, % eom
il British sai brig Fnss ROYAL o~%J day, from Bermuda
RsF?' Tsn sa,d ksy S Sanss sf' Co.
Brig James Mc6oHs Ba,eheder II days from Ponce PR
sna Kks ssaedy CO. days fro" St. Johns
eh DTs AG eoa 3 o11s z day. from Sydney cB with a
. griS F1Rs,or Handy II days from Daren Ga. with lumber
Engli;h bark | days from Hull Eng to Barclay
Also, two ships, three bgs.
Sailed.
H ssS:s sis
Cahsun Myers Cha ;ion; smyrna, Day, bnenos Ayres
SS2a k's bark pSfFs siE n F 2as
pehnman NOreans La Grange, Savannah; briggs Margarett
Tar,gona Peru, (Br) St Johns; Excel Savannah; Perry
Charleston, and large fleet OF others. Wind westerly.
Marine Correspondence.
OFrIcE OF THE RHops isLANpER,}
Newport, May 81, I8i2
Boston, A 3 a 1s for Fan wAo
Arr Goth Deborah, Providence for Mattapoise Exchange
Baltimore for do; Splendid Portsmouth, RI for Albany; Geo
x Henry, NYork for Saco ~
Sid Wankinco.
General Record.
WEST INDIA MAIL sTEAMrRs-The Trent, Capt. Miller, is
expected to arrive here the 22d from Haliar-wl
main thy-two hours and depart for Nassau N p Hav ana
Barbados, &c &c. Her letter bags will be made up the
Agents Office, Meeks court. No. As Broad street
ScHR GLIDE, Sears, of and for Boston, from New York
cargo oats and quantity of cherry tree boards ashore
med az, bEed and became total loss with her
ScHn VIM GRAY, Jarvis of Washington, NC. laden with
corn &c Tor Charleston Beaufort for harbor
struck on The bar unshpPed her I.ddeI and Leak
q. arrived at Washington, NC 18th inst.
The following of the number of vessels and
fheirtO hc ing IN Trent r,t,i
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, May 22.-8 II. Nj.

By the Acadia, at Boston, have accounts from En-.
gland to the 4h instant The general of the
had not materially altered since the date of our last adv
ccs The overland mail from India had arrived bringing
accounts of the sackng Of some Chinese cities by
the British troops and the determination Of Sir Henry
Patnger to attack Pekn instead of Canton. The position
OF affairs in India remained the This had tho
effect OF sending Consols up to GAL. The
ture that state OF things the fact that in
of the resolution not to attack Canton for the present
becomes certain that the whole seasons will be
barked for expectation and will consequently keep down
prices at least for another year. The idea also
tanned that attack upon the capital of the celestial
pre would bring the affair to favorable and speedy
mnaon; consequently fears upon that head had been
somewhat relieved. Money in England as well on the
continent was cheap and plenty. The following is a
parativa return of the Bank of England =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23

Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.l


PHILADELPHIA, May y, 1870.
Petition for the Pardon Of Hoimes--Leris at Home
Penalty for Marrying a Minor = Accident -
Sfocks, &C.
The petition at the Exchange directed to the President
OF the United for the pardon of the sailor Holmes is
fast filling with the respectable signatures mainly
from among our merchants and shippers This effort TO
procure the prisoners release originates with the Society
for the Relief Of Seamen As there exists much doubt as
to wicked and reckless intent the part of the prisoners
In the sacrifice of life which he caused is possible the
punishment which he has already undergone is quite sum-
cent for an example and precedent.
Mr. Lewis is in this city and for several days past has
been enjoying the society of his amabe family Tree from
the dread and restraint Of criminal lie mas
gone much but has received the visits OF several
OF his old friends and acquaintance many Oh wnom ex'
press much sympathy for his situation believing that the
whole Of the odm Of transaction participated IN by sew
era been put upon his shoudersand he too proba
bly, the only one of all who has reaped Of the
benefits of the frauds upon the Kentucky Bank Lewis is
now quite poor, his family at the present and during his
ers. expect nothing of an astounding character from
his promised Developments, but do expect that he will
show himself of receiving the great bulk of the
proceeds of the frauds Let those who did participate
them bear their share ofthe odium of the transaction.
Yesterday in the District Court verdict rendered
against Morary for the penalty of ESQ Pennsyl
currency for marrying minor. The action brought
by Bartholomew Slough the father Of the minor, under
act Of Assembly which imposes the penalty Of ESQ
upon any Minister Of the gospel and others mentioned
therein, for marrying persons under age The minor
himself was produced az witness to prove the marriage
TO his present wife, by the defendant and he stated that
the defendant knew he not of age the time. In
to question by defendants counsel he said he didn't
know whether he had the occasion alluded
ed an affirmative answer to the priests question to
whether he would be the lawful husband OF his wife ne
Their did he rccoect what reply the lady made to the
tons put to her. The defendant in Justification relied
upon testimony which went to prove that the plaintiff
knew Of his sons visits to the lady, and did not oppose
them and also upon the representations Of the son
the night OF the marriage that his father knew all about
it, and was willing that it should take place.
lady passenger by the Camden and Amboy train of
forehead by stone thrown by boy from the road side
She was much injured.
Sales Of stocks light yesterday prices much the
same Friday, except in State Stock, which sold at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23
Died,

On the 22d instant CAROLINE daughter of John c. and
Caroline Cone, aged two years and six months.
HIS friends and the friends of Captain Samuel Jones'
Henry and Bradford Jones' requested to attend the
G.-a- y
opposite the third mile stone
Eastern papers please copy.
On the 22d instant of scarlet fevr, CHARLES WHIrINc
son of George and Susan Michell aged six years ten
months and nine days.
Friends and relatives requested to attend his funeral
from las Elizabeth street. this afternoon at three O'Clock
precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23
Married,

On the oath ult by the Rev. Mr.. Benedict Mr. FRANCIS
NJ CoPESGER, of England, aged ~, to MRs. GERTRUDE
NELLis, aged 50, of this city.
May groom and bride now happy be-
Let none say What pity !"
She has but age to make her dear
Yet, he has youth and beauty!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23
EScLIsH CoRv Durrrs.
Netr Scale of Duties

The last average price was COS Id per quarter which
governed duty OF 27s Sd. under the old law but under
the new law, which comes into play the 9Th instant
the average price of Sos ID will carry duty of 1885,
per or. the import of foreign wheat being reduction
Of Ias 3D. This will admit at price where the duty
was before prohibitory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23
MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlantic steamers,
To Shin Masters.

We shall favor il captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore H. g Martin, Of
report Of the shipping left u the whence they sailed the
oreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin viii
BOARD them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocste
he favor In any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23
City Despatch Post,

10 WILLIAM STREET.
PRIScIPAL OrFcE.-Letters deposited before halfpast
hapast H. and half past O'clock will be sent for
delivery at 9, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrFoEs.-Leers deposited before 7, IL, and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23

g7- ANOTHER NEW NOVEL BY JAMES =" Nor,
ley Ernsein oriTenants Of me Heart e lss. work o.
Steamer Acadia will be issued in few days, in extra
numbers of the New World uniform with Zanoni" and
The Jacouere at a minimum price, N b. Readers
requested TO aw ait the appearance of our edition. and thus
save 500 per cent in the cost 1t will certainly be
Monday if no; before.
For sale also at the New World Office. 80 Ann street
Bulwers Zanoni and The Jacquere, by James IL IL
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