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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

STEAM SHIP lsIs-A report had reached Bermu-
da, just previous to the sailing of the mail boat for
Halifax, of the loss of the Tay steamship near Bar
BADGES 1t was probably the Isis, and not the Tav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

CONSERVATION Right Rev. Bishop Onder
derdonk was to consecrate Christ Church, at Ale
gheny, Pa, on the 22d inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP.-The st. Martinsvie Ga
zette of the Sh instant says that of the sugar
planters of the parish of St. Mary, have commenced
grinding their cane, and that the sugar made is of
very fine quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

CROWDED AS USUAL The American Museum, with
its host of extra attractions, continues to draw large
acd admirng crowds Of first ciizeLs and strangers
The Museum is thronged throughout the day with vsi
tors anxious examine the almost endless cabinet of
collected there and in the evening the lecture
room is filled to its utmost capacity. The unequaed
droleries of Dr. Valentine the perform
ances of sgnor vivaldis mechanical figures Maerels
Chinese fireworks the dancing of the beautiful Celeste
and the singing of the pretty Miss Hood form unusual
strong variety of attractions for 25 cents The views in
the grand oosmorama Qhe largest in America) all
changed this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

ELECTION NoTIoEs.-Both boards of the Common
Council met last evening, and passed an ordinance,
agreeably to recent law of the legislature, direct
ing the clerk to maps of the election districts
to be made out, and the usual notice of place and
time for holding the polls to be posted in the various
wards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

NIBLo's.-Those clever little folks, the Lapand
Dwarfs, have benefit TO night. On Wednesday
next they sail for Paris, where they are extremely
popular in their vaudevilles, &c. We perceive
"Ellen," which is now an established favorite and
"Mazulme,' are the pantomimes given, with other
entertainments. We refer our readers to the adyer
Using columns, assured the bill of fare Joined to the
merits of Mons. Carlo and Mdlle. Caroline, will en-
sure full saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

CHATHAM THEATRE.--To-nigh the drama of Ma
ny Lemore, the extravaganza of Bumpoosy, the
melo drama of Cramond Brig, and no doubt full
house, will be offered for the benefit of Master Dla-
mond and Mr. Williams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

G7- The New York Museum, under its present ener-
gec system of management, clearly evnces what may
be accomplished by liberal and enterprisng person
This establishment is thronged every nightwith company
The performances mpart universal satisfaction, and the
price of admission in these hard times is item of great
Importance For shilling you have evenings
entertainment the curostes at the Museum, behold
the portraits ohe celebrated characters of the revolution
&c. Mr. Nells the wonder of the world Mrs Phillips
Mr. Delarue Mr. Collins, Mr. Wright, and Master Young
appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

FEMALE PREAcHER.-Miss Jordan, a lady from
Illinois, is causing great excitement among the
Methodists of Cincinnati, by her preaching
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

ma An EXTRA Herald will be published in few
daVs containing review Of the recent article on "Ame
rican Newspaper Literature" attributed to Charles
Dickens. Price SIX cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
Principal Office ofthe College 81 Nassau st.
2 !" THE PARTISAN ALTERATIYE MY

~ !SS- " THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
IuRE, as its name imports, valuable remedy ,'exten
svey used In the Hospitals of Paris in all OF deb
~ and disease, resulting from Syphilis In great
per OF cases under the treatment OF the College of Medicine
anu the excellence of this inv aluable prepare
nodes and cuaneous eruptiOns cured by it, and all
tan oil disease removed from the system Sold in bottles
at So ST. each case with half dozen bottles are put up
for the convenience Of those at dstance-Price S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

90 An Extra HERALD is published in beauti'
full quarto form containing all the recent notices. IN
the daily Herald of the National Exhibition at Niolo
Garden held under the patronage of the American nst'
tute including much additional matter furnished by the
members of the Institute and giving perfect Oh ih
whole exhibition Price only 81 cents single copy, or
8 perh hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

NEW JERSEY The Legislature of New Jersey
was organized on Tuesday by the election of the
Hon. William Chetwood, of Ezabethtown, as vice
president, by majority of two votes Last year.
the Council being equally divided between the two
parties, the choice of the vice president was con-
ceded to the Locos. Charles G. McChesney, Esqr.
OF Mercer, was unanimously elected secretary, and
H. ID. Shreve, of Burlington, sergeant-at-arm In
me Assembly, the Hon. Samuel b. Halsey, of
Morris, was elected to the Speakers chair by ma.
Jorily OF five; Alexander Catell, clerk, and Daniel
Is Brltton, sergeant-at-ams. Those elected are all
Wings
The Governor is to be chosen next Friday the
u 3 Senator will also be probably chosen, and the
State disriced this Session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

NEW JERSEY ELECTION. notwithstanding this
state has chosen wing Legislature, yet the popular
vote EXHIBITS democratic majority of at least two
thousand. There was no organized opposition IN
Burger, Sussex, Warren and Huntingdon, and the
democrats therefore had it all their own way in
those counties But BY the gerymanderng of the
wings, they secured majority in the legislature,
which is some importance to them lust now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,

E@aotshea Tor the Suppression of QuackeTu.
u- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DE SIROIs
oil obtaining medical advice that renting the sum of
one dollar, with statement their case ,bev ,p n.
supplied with one dollars worth appropriate medicine
and letter Of udvce containing full directions s 10 diet
regimen, &c. All letters must be post paid Address
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal office ofthe College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street n Y
b. The CONSULTING PHYscIAr is daily in ATTENDANCE
at the private consulting rooms of the college Hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
ny-DR. HENRY's VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC

N3-I YOU HAVE HEAD ACHE, SHERMAN'S
camphor ozenges will you minutes they do
sickness and palPitation. If you have cough cold
Sherman's Cough Lozenges will give you immediate
lief II worms annoy distress YOU box OF Shermans
Worm Lozenges will dspel them These Lozenges are
achpenny articles but have baen in the extern
sve use for years. and proved in than mil
lion of cases. Dr. Shermans warehouse is Nassau
street New York Agents Stanwix Hall, Albany and
Ledger buildings, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

o. Grace Darling, it is said, is not dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

% BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.-Animal Chemist
try valuable and instructive work. price cents PERI
civa Keene, Captain Msrryats last novel, l2i cents@
Godolphin, by Buwer, lag cents The Consprator, al
original novel Of the times OF Aaron Burr l2I cents Abe
Parsons, original tale of the present times, l2 cents
Lives and Times Of the United Irishmen rs cents. LA
and Times of Louis Philippe hree porraits) 25 cents
Citizens and strangers who favorable to cheap Lite
rature requested to call the well known Office
Ann street New York.
0}- Just published, "The Western Captive" move,
by Mrs. seba Smith, price lss cents II
Also, Liebg's Agri cultural Chemistry, most mporI
tant and valuable work to farmers and gardeners pric
10 cents-fve for one dollar. J. WINCHESTER, VI
30 Ann street. N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
iNNTIIE cniNTN


At meeting Of portion Of the citizens Of Wythe
county held al the Court house Monday, the l0li
day Of January, 1872, being Court day) for The pur
pose OF taking into consideration the propriety Of
pointing Delegates to the Democratic Convention, pro
posed to be held in Richmond the I'd day of February
next. Colonel BENZ. Rush Floyd called 10 the
Chair and Harold S. Mathews appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having heen explained BY
Capt. Jas l.. lost the following resolutions
lmosly adopted, viz
Kesoired That this meeting approve Of the proposed
Convention to be held in the City Of Richmond, the
ID day Of February next and that i, is considered ex
ped;en to APP int Delegates to represent his county
in said Convention
EssOlrcd, That - be, aud they are hereby ap-
pointed Delegates to said Convention.
The blank in the second resolution was then filled
with the names Of the following gentlemen, viz -
Col james II. Piper, Isaac J. Leilwch, John p. Ma
thews David McConas, Col. Thomas J. Boyd, Harold
S. Mathews, Col B. r. Floyd. John d. Floyd, Jas. l.
Yost, Col. John A. Sanders, Jas I Gleavcs, George
Porter, DR.. John Sanger, Robt. Raper, Daniel Brown
and Anderson Howard.
Resoired, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and published in the "Wyihe
Journal, with request that the same be copied IN the
Richmond Enquirer.
Resolred, That this meeting do now adjourn.
BEN. RUSH FLOYD Chairman.
H. s. Mathews ScrctarU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
The Nhig GoLien .Irei

The New York American states that a draft Of the
newly appointed Minister Of England, for his outfit, and
which was cashed b. the Government Banker in Lon
don, has been protested for payment, aud that
creditor Of the Government with demand OF so 900
has been pad III d per cent. stock-whlch stuck-hls
business requiring him 10 convert il into money-dc
cannot sell Slo,D0o he sold at ~ and for the he
could moi ret that price
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

NOTICE is hereby given that all persona having claims
~ against the Estate Of Austin Brooke aie me county OF
life about twelve eighteen months
since either county Hanover Henrco will please
gust next as may made for their payment All
may avail themselves Of this notice WIZ asc notice that
will be aganst Iem am determined To settle
the affairs early possible All who may be
indebted deceased will find 10 their advan
tage and the balances no indulgence will
he given. LhhhiS VEL, 4. >,
Committee Of the Estate ef a. Brooke, deceased.
Ian o. @-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

IN CfiANCERY.-At Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery continued and held for Cumberland county, the
Both day Gf August, 1871:
James Anderson and Henrietta his wife, Plaintiff
against
william J. Anderson, in his right and n Administrator
Of William Anderson deceased Rchrcca Anderson, John r. Nr
Aan and Catarinc his wife, Francis b. Deane Jr John NJ
Benjamin H. Powell and John :. Holland, DefeEdan
this be heard the hI and eshi.
and argued by counsel cons ration Whereof
the Cart doth adug, order and decree that William Amber
n his administration on the estate "f
William Anderson deceased before the Commissioner al this
Court said into his hands And ;he said
hereby directed state and settle the same and
report Court with matter specially stated deemed
pertinent BY himself which ea parry may require to be
stated. Copy-ltat, a,.o,, ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
p. b. wooDsoN, D. c.

crNBEFLAxp Cou>rY, ConMtsso>rKs OFFICE.
The naes interested the above will please take
lice that have appointed Tuesday the end day of February
next my office, take the above account wen ana where
he will atlend with their &c. rela
tive 10 the lEL fohb, eo"'ms$tonfT'
~ 6n-Wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
Marriages
II. S. MATHEWS, Secretary.

Married Alexandria, D. the 10Th instant, by the Rev.
Johnston MoRRIs ESQ., o Morrisiana " York,
P.TsEy JtriERos C,Gr daughter ol the late Wilson Jecr
Cary, of Flnyanna county Virginia.
Married on the Rev. f. L. Magoon, Mr. RICHARD
L. MrRrpIrn 10 Miss ELiz, 4. WILL, all city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

d~y The Rev. John J. swazey will preach in rniy Church
al ii o'clock, Sunday The Members ul the Legislature
are respectfully invited attend a. MrMPEr.
sG-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
Deaths.

Deaths.
Departed this life New Vars day, his residence Pc
county, Virginia, GEoRcE Mkssi>csRG aged 90
years lie native Of old England, and tis
close Of The Revolutionary lie uf
the families in England aud Of refined eimcaron hut
from nal rightly known he had rot his mind much
disturbed lie would take flights and Wild notions Some
times he would pophesy and speak Of many things that would
pass lie wrote largely The Scriptures In MI his
manifested sincerity and truth lie had large
lr.ari.s btqneaed him from England nj different times. We be
pei If Jesus Christ and while his remains have been carried 10
The dust that his spirit has returned 10 the bosom II his
following: .Whcn shall behold Thy face righteous
ness; shall he satisfied when awake in thy likeness"
Ny Savior shall my life restore,
And raise from this dark abode;
Nv soul md flesh shall part more,
but dwell forever God.
{J The Staunon Spectator and National lne:encer will
please copy.
Died, Thursday morning. nd nrrem"r BExI.n~ son u
his age To euloge the merits If the dead strains Of high
oey that the writer Of this las tribute
respect TO memory of his YONG friend will leave dsn.
ru,cd merits repo- The tender and enduring record
of his virtues has traced the hearts az
frrnnae friends. fc. There u monument erected in the io
friends indpnciihr Than the marble
others and faithful AMI enduring inscriptions
wirh grace them Relations and acHnainances whilst they Ia
mct with anguish loss with which Providence is
dom III alc them will with sweet, though
Iancoy pleasure hi exalted and distinguished worth
Prospect o the life al this ahe young man affords abundant
hope that his spirit has assembled 10 tue bosom Of his
God-May resi- in peace Then, mourn not fond i,iier, "r
t If To-day he iis forth The tender
fro> and nps his shoot Weep not, cnd,r and afeconae
Their though Your duiif and obfdeH torn from your
lie numbered win Angels,
whose representative he nnon raiih Iiis of bitter
ncs> was fnl fun hold and hath into eternity
hnf there will he find the gall nf life converted into s"erIs,he
prlFest of immortal felicity. h. X. IL.
Died on the December in Gooohnnd county, Virginia,
Mr Cm,ELy F. WArKi>s, native nf New York, who hal been
engaged Tits ahd its vicinity, in the
cgra,lnn tailor. The dssa-e If which hc died Para
is which in The short space Of about three days, terminated in
o.eyy ii may r gratifying 10 his relations friends At
4 stance hear that, while e had the advantage 81 the medical
ar, received from The friends around him The kind
anI prompt attention that they could besio"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22
Gloucester CO., Va,
January 10th, 1912.

Correspondence Of lie PhIaSs1Phsa '01M .ameT1sa"
New Yonk, Jan. Is, 3 P. nj.
Business IN the Exchange has been again interrupt
ed by the discussions about the Bankrupt Law. The
meeting y eV in a opposos to he today j. much srgs5
Tile respeetnbty than As otter The Alderman Of the
First Ward Lynn Banks, M,nn t both be.
LOWING yerv decidedly 10 the Democratic party have
been speaking The other meeting put the politicians
Of the same party forward
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22


To The Toters Of the Senatorial District, composed Of tae
counties # kiag UWi@r, King and Queen, Middle
SIR, Gloucester, and .Hnthers.
Gen,lemen-l present myself before you as can
ddae at the ensuing election to represent yon in the
Senate of the State deem unnecessary to say more
than 10 give you my political creed which is, that am
s.rc, Of the Constitution of the United
States and should yield nothing but what specifically
guaranteed by that instrument, and should always
watch with a vigilant eye and use every exeriion to
protect the rights of the States opposed to all
Banking Institutions, whether State or Federal, and
should therefore endeavor far as could, to keep
those existing in our State within the limits of their
charters am opposed to all appropriations for Inter
nal improvements by the General Government am
opuosed 10 distribution of the proceeds of the public
lands among the States, inasmuch as consider it only
step TO an increased Tariff, by taking away the ne
cessary and pcr,nanen, revenue of the Government
These, gentlemen, have always been my openly ex
pressed sentiments but as have been some years in
retirement, il NAV be necessary TO assure you that am
and should be your pleasure to eject
shall endeavor possible 10 see you at your respective
Court Houses, the Court dass preceding the election
Mos; respectfully, &c &c.
CIo,oo.,o. -, vo MANN PAGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

ry,EN CENTS REWARD.-lan away from tile subscriber.
Monday, the 10TH instant, William Bumweii an ndrn.ei
apprentice the subscriber u learn The Saddine business
give the reward for his delivery IN Carksyiie
Virginia. thanks ana further charges raid.
GEO. J. DABBS
lam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

ID MISUNDERSTANDING STORE.-The rcm,rntia,,
IL Store removed iltr doors below, the opposite side u
same street, fronting the Custom House.
J. q. WATSON, issm Peaten'irg.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

OVAL PARRISH returns hs thanks h friends and
IL for their liberal patronage and hopes the VIII he
extended 10 the finn. lie respectfully requests, that all pei
indebted Ia I'm wi forward and discharge the
early 20 b, wish close up his individual bu
sinr-s Immediately.
Ian oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

Go,rrant, Walter d. I.eakc, Charles Guerrant; Dr.
loseph Watkins, Thomas Bniord, N Watkins, John
SAMPSON, Dabney Parrish, Capt Thomas Iavior' M
caiah Parrish Daniel Carter Charles Ford, Miles SCI
den, Randolph Harrison, George Turner, 'ohh !"
Ford, and Carr Fleming -,
On motion, John Mills Madison Tally, and Frederick
Miller were added 10 The delegation
Besolred That, in the opinion Of this meeting ma
;,ry OF The people of this Senatorial District desire
Mo Election Of Col. John Guerrant, and that we WIN
u.s. al The means in orr power to his election IN
E1sorrea, That the proceedings of this meeting De
srned by the Chairman and Secretary, and copy sent
- iii, Richmond Enquirer for publication
'" "'''' THOMAS b. SHELTON, Chm'n.
E.r Scc'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

In accordance with the proceedings OF public meet
ing of the people Of King William county, published
in the Enquirer of the Both of November last, Thomas
W. S. Gregory, Col. B. +. Dabney, Dr.. Corbin Bra1
ton Wilson G. PembertOn, Major William S Fona'n 6
Roger Gregory, Christopher Tompkins, Nathaniel b
Hill, Capt. Samuel Robinson, James T. Shadwlck
Richard Gwathmey, ard George R. Trant, have been
appointed Delegates represent the said meeting in
Convention Of Republicans, to be holden at Richmond
on the 2nd OF February next, and the Chairman and
Secretary Gen. p. Aylcit and DR.. b. d. Nelson) arc
included in The delegation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

JAMES RIVER kANANla rOMPAAY.-TEe navigation
Of Canal exception Of The ow level being abon
closed n time admit Of notice given
upon the line between the III an
10Th February thar the navigation VIII certainly be rrsptr
Ly the latter date.
Jan. 90 s0--tI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

RICHMOND MARKETS-Jan. a.
CoRs-55 60 cents from
O,rsa gcenis from vessels and from and depot 4
cents per bushe.
WnrAr-Nomnal. Us 10 10 MOL enough coming !.
market 10 establish price.
FIorR-S6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

WE have Superior o Of prime Western Shoulders and Mid
w lngs which prepared sell vrIy REASONABLE
terms. WYATT, WINSTON, POLLARD CO.
Ian iii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

DOR HlREA Blacksmith, Carpenter, and or two Labor,
Il ers. LEWIS hill.
T,n 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-22

CO-PART Parrish associated himself
~ Thomas L. BcaZey the business will IN IL
conducted under the firm Of PARRISH BEAZIEY al
his old stand, Cary street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
Col,espOndenee Of "a, Erpr,s,.

WANuiNeros, May 9Th.
MIR Benton, tits said, visited the Pos, Office d.
paftmcnt to day nsrcehblv with notice previously
gwen Tn that effect IN the Senate Chambern day or
two since. MIR Benton sent IN his name To the
tost- Master General, who gave hun prompt audi.
enco. Mr. X. demanded tho examination OF certain
PAPERS. Tie was told that he could no, see them
why 2" said Mr. Benton. is not the practice to
allow gentlemen the privilege Of examining the pa
pers ON file IN tho Department, p "AIways" said
The Master General, hut you cannot see them
Mr. Benton was again introduced in answer Ia e,
second inicrrosatory, that the practice OF the De
plriment WIS IN give gentlemen the examination of
ali papers on file, hut that he could not have this
privilege extended to him.
The Missouri Senator before this had raved and
stormed Ink" m Old hur-icaue, and lett the office IN
ten pest Of passion. III will complain to the Pre-
siden whom he has insul;ad, 10 redress his grey
ances, auu ,ne ay hr grlIsnnces before the Senate
The Senate will pToba,,v treat him with ali the re
speet due TO one who IN private life is regarded rs
unworthy OF notice, anu who IN HE public capacity
IS more distinguished for his blacksuardism than
his seniiemanly bearing! The words reported to
have passed between the two functionarics may
not quote correctly. They were, however. of this
purpori, and they do honor to the Post Master &c
neral. MIR Benton cannot wag his tongue with I'M
punty, though he was 1t saucily. Yours, SC.