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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
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u OCK CASTLE FOR SAE-On Friday, the lch day Of De
IL neat the next fair day. At IL o'clock on
premises will be- sold public aucon my Farm III uoCh
county, Rock Castle, lying m lanes yer one mile
Jefferson adjoining the lands of Wooso ram ana 'thtrs
containing 500 of which first james river
low grounds 100 acres wood land and the high land oil good
quality In, lag rolling crop of wheat has been seeded ms
Fan. bindings consist of dwelling house ana some soou
houses well waiered aud rcnarknby heai'hy
Al the same time will he Crop, stock, &C. Terms OF sale
for and-cne cash. the balance in one and TWO years, he
purchaser giving bond carry interest from date ana eeea o
Of trust 10 secure The pay ments. ,cn,,y-- nppp
~, 70 55-aawtds
a. OIICE-All persons hereby foewancd from hunting
~ shooting trespassing my land under the
mos, rigid penalties of the law. WILLIAM ,,aLl.
Fuyanna, De Slh, lisp. o2-Im-
AW NoTICE-We have united In the Practice of Law and
- will regularly attend the Courts of BEDFORD Campheii an,
her and Nelson Superior Court Of buckingham and Inc
Courts held ynchhn,c. All business collections or othef
kinds, will he promptly attended TO-
Address,. & J. r. Garland, Iynehburg. Va.
!. GARLAND, formerly Of Nelson
JNO. Il. GARLAND.
~ Garland viii continue attend the Court Of Appeals,
and the Federal Courts holden In Richmond
Nov. IS ss--2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

Eo W. ToLER, GENERAL AGENT AID ColLrcroR Richmond
II ~ attends renting houses, hiring out negroes, sell
ing produce. collecting bonds, accounts. &c.
Persons country having hire out produce t.
sell &C. would DO we'll To give him call.
oaire opposite Exchange Bank 90 r.
Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15
eY INL0Gs & BROTHER.
The Celebrated Race fiorss ard Stallion Battle Peyton,

ny ,i,, - Deed of Trust, executed by Beverly Hell! 10
- Mics C. SpIen and Joa McCFDdie, T,u.,ecs for The b.,
r ii Mic. Ann lich, Of record IN Chesterfield ,nnt, iof
.s contained in said deed l. surviving trustee VIII
fr sale on ~ day the other proiery Tie i'h} tha'
thoroughbred Racer ana Siao' hi'e fey'"
ft!ree day Of sale. -, - +, ,.,.
Acu. Trustee. shat. convey only Snch te as : Fes'e"
u I've, bat IL believed To- be ndspaahe- ,, .r,
MILES {. SELDES, Surviving Trustee.
T.. !, ~ G3-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

CORNERSTONE SALE OF Gl.oucESTER LASi',- me
gucd Commissioners. under the auhor! OF ueeIe
feut Sincrinr CoGrt OF Law and Chancery LOT
coiny Pronounced the Of Curtis w. tAe d. M
A irra If said Court si2 and an amended decree fns.e
not the fair day oier Tor sur na Wv,
premises. inat We'll and valuable tract "t i"'hu' .
eos upwards of 2CC0 OF laGd sNo ol w.eh are
aats tnn comfortable dwelling ana the usea ",
Attached 20 extensive marsh particularly a'P'e
.ra2u. an abundant supply "f fish and oysters may NC ~
tanned i'om York r.yer, which The land ~ silu'teu nI
place on ;e yer better suited for planting oysters wh'ch ha
profitable business There IS an aonhaan ui!
lte land within n convenient distance Vi ie e'
wt-r, i wi! always command ready sale. -, ,
TIE be EhispG,a5e, though we VIA HIN
o sac deed the purchaser a We are warraea IL.
nude III. aforesaid decree One half of tie purchase money WIZ
required cash, and The other half ut the expiration oi -
uar.as from the diy of sale.
s s!s!AaD g s" ss@$l,4:7iiAr co""i..'o Hsr'
GEORGE l.. TABG, - o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

s,lVE DOLLARS REiyARDRan AWAY from the subscribers,
in Cumberland county, Virginia about month sce an IN
n.ed app,cnre Carpenter Blnes named George Mon.
acue brveen ana is years ofnge Ill persons are cautioned
asant employing harovinc said apprentice as me M penal
~ Of the laws be enforced for their so doing The above re-
~ " " 81. L II. ROBERTSON.
Cit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

rg'U iNTS-Te subscriber, interval Of some
wears again tenders his services cllmaniS on :c oth
the ni;ed States. the State Of Vagina tor revolt
services any other demands, whether atisi- rndrr
otherwise His experience III attending !" sue"
enable him, wefetey aie wen i"lhe
Of the information necessary to sustain
them The advantage Of that eaperience-his iamilny WIN
ir subject and di'iseGt allen.on stimulated ny ,he necessary
beginning :s life Of huSlnesse Is Wiling 10 pcGs
who may employ hmfo moderate era'n coipeiSa
reasonable contingent commission rs may be agreed
Urged by such inducements he pledges all the hd'
and energy he may have escfed lis residence ana
Office are on OH and streets near the Swan Letters
addressed TO him will he punc;ualy attended 10. ~
THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

4 1aKp.-C: r cary ( EDWIN BURTON have associa-
veg themselves ioceiha for the purpose conducting &C.
neral Agency and c"eciac inncss also they viii Hire out
srt'anis Kent out Houses and Sell Property
Wy iher CHARGES NH he moderate sit the times One of
d" WI be found IN the office fran I'LL o'clock each day.
ser Ofcs. 10y ' 'e 80
bee 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

TINE TIME Is COME AT LAST THAT you now hny
Hats Caps cheap the cheapest of the lIacrs sell
them in York only the Southern Hat Emporium OPP
os,e Bell Tavern, Main street We have just received
supply cen;lcmens youths and infants cct and velvet
Caps every pattern and Qaaly reduced prices viz:
coed Caps EACH 81 e 81 So and the hest qualify 81
cans and wool al 10 ti cents; silk Hats ffcm 81 "a
10 S3 moeSkn - 81 The very best that can he manunc
nred s Russia Hats black and d,ah, fashionable and very
broad hn> - 80 So the very hest only S' beaver Hats
cou SO 81 Ia g. Hats of manufacture,
mos splendid article 5 every ccr description Of fats and
cans 4, unusual low prices for cas!i only.
GARBANATi x ROSENTHAII.
Southern Hat Emporium, Main street,
Opposite The Bell Tavern
~. 5-,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

lTENWESTY DOLLARS REWARD will he given for the app'e
henson and delivery nf William s. Bruce ana John
.n dcsees from Tie Public Guard Or ie dollars ior
either.
Bruce about twenty-five years feet and halt
inches high, fair conpieSion dark eyes aud light hair
Basin about right old five feet eight inches
hish light oomplexon, blue and light brown hair both
from the county of Caroline in this State
j. RICHARDSON, Capt. Pub Guard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

AW NOTICE-1le subscriber has removed his Office To The
IL basement story his residence, the of 9Th AMI
streets opposite Office the Mutual Assurance Socry lie
office when not in attendance laean re-
suucd, on OF the Courts of The CITY, - = .
Al
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Armory, Richmond, lalh Dec

IrNTENSlvE SALE OF SI.AvES.-Nil be sold 4, public
IA auction without reserve, for ready money, II Saot i
Goocand county, part the Dover Estate on Friday tie
3ol instant from 80 10 valuable, well trained Plantation
lands, embracing men, women bows and girls good Hack
smith, Wleelwriehi Shoemaker Tailoress, &r &cmnny Of
them young and likely. JOHN BkockENBkoLGH,
WIN. H. MCFARLAND.
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s-a-a-----@----
~ DABNEY & CaUl'li0RS.

e
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES
Y decree Of Tie County Court 81 Kin. William,
2 day Of November, 1872 l. ~ Commission
named will SELL the highest bidder, for cash. on
the January next, 1919 if ar otherwise, the next fair
"a. Sunday excepted before the Auction Store of Dalney
on in the city Of Richmond, about 30 likely Negroes be.
longing Il the of James h. Run, deceased consisting of
""h women, boys and girls These Negroes sold for dr
so, anu are likely Amongst them all be found some
h'St rate Mouse servants, &C.
X. TRaNT Commissioner.
hv Ii 4, AncIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

Schedule:
TIE RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
Building basement stone remainder brick five stories
idnc, one hundred and forty -fouf feet, clear
width o ditto fuy drnarway projecting III front iorce
;minp,) ;. ,rncrn 10y fifteen feet dito.
Basement.
Par nrd r packing roon two yarn and one halns r'ess
,l- rrmGsr rrpairn: SHOP, four aes circle saw, ri cut
ting boiler Two water wheels outside, each twelve
feet wids, twenty feet diameter n; c.o
hundred and ooUs half OF which are new, one turn
ing lathe.
Thirty iva Paterson cards. thirty inches wide, with .aiway
and drawing hcads-twem.ysx Ma:ewam c., eighteen inches
wide, with do ditto, drawing frames, thirteen Speeders
Fourth Story.
% Paterson ;hrcsrlcs, containing 21c0 siindes
pHo'th filing frames do Jsi
81 Natlcawan ihrost!es, DO iISJ
Two s?""ins frames, containing wentrn, blocks twelve
reels one banding "'ae'n sa anu S Shs f"s '''
hundred and forty five feet long, hiHree and ai iec
w4, fur mules of two hundred and 1'"ec s:ntts zach eri
hundred and sSyfnur, five papng machines SIX dressing ma
chimes.
Ioti far Lumber Picking House.
Two stories forty twenty feet CLEAR brick, twenty
seven feet rl 'iLe MILL with passage ta'mg into ca,dns
roun willow, thee picker and ap machines, ty
inrs Patcson-tee picker and aj machines eighteen
inches bait cards. 1giiech nfes vide
Lumber House.
Fiyesh 10y eighteen feet clear Two states aud oi brick
Smiths Shop.
Thirty by twenty feet clear bricssmose honseoarers for
ard SichenH"oms snfrent fo one hundred and h
ncgroesanaSers house and tcnemehts i "hf 'mes-oHoe'
twenty-five by fourteen feet, brick.
The f,yrhay wheels Yearly newihe Fater
preparation cocdtls Marawan tioS;es
preparation ndiertn-part Of the lon are III prime order
remainder have the work nearly nlsied 10 make Them equal
q l. Icons. .
he quantity of water leased The James River and IA
uawa Company four hundred and tw'ay inches nearly all OF
under p Of three and half lei at The canal
e loom. are capa,r Of producing thousand FIVE
hundred wards of 81 rings aud OzEah g, week, Ci2 lbs.
The sriniIcs capable OF producing III addition to
the yarns wOyc per week, ti2Io IDS.
Total product Of factory, per week, l3ct7
Rruui,es Us U hundred and sixty handL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

AND F0E SALE far sale he Tract q Land on which
civ of Richmond and mile from the Brooke Turnpike II
yiag o Chckahaminy rvr-4acres OF highland, ana Sc
henr the original groSihcnntane good wood, and excel
lem barre. and er timber SixY-fe Of Inv grounds and
mos, uans have been seeded IN clover aud Herds sra
for: whiti plentiful crop Of hay vas cut last summer ami II
il in an improving condition. To secure The Land from fresh
ets Canal has been from on extreme point oil uc To-"
grounds other upwards Of 40 yards III length and near
v 81 feet vide Throughout this ten II has hefn regularly
dvked banked. and hy This mems body o rs rich land ~
an found the rricbofhOnd las ieen entirely reclaaeh-
Summer as cxerimcntl on pa'l ct hc re
ca:rd land Il coo hills of tobacco, and am warranted In say
ing the crop fine an injured by ial as any IN
Virginia unclrTe high and Is tobacco land OF -t rate
auality crop of Corr, The high land, VIII be hr
tween hundred barrels The land ahoinds IN ;ar
but has been used only limited extent The improvements
are good bat pa The dwelling ioe IS "l wood WIN rooms
and has recently been thorough repaired The out houses con-
sst Of ne.y kitchen, with ecelcn rooEs Laundry WIN
rooms ice house and well of be best water he garden Is
large fully two acrc-is productive in every description Ct veee-
a,r--and crnamcnted with ivareiy of no'Tes aud plants
mules and lGses new cfh good Dars nay
sheds and cabins for The accommodation oil my negroes
believe il Ia he rs healthy spot rs any 10 hr found anywhere
This tract was formerly dvic into two Of rather more Than o
acres cac and if desired he again divided and sold sern-
atcIy invite purchasers visit the property Ny terms WIZ
he accommodates sod privately before the LIST day oil
'a"u''s' II WI" '''" 20 '''' GEO 7. KENYON
", 53-tds
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2, TAIhe subscriber has removed To the Store recent
IA IL occupied by j. b. Abbott nearly opposite A. Dual L Co..
''N W. NJ HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

rJ,WESTY OR THIRTY NEGR0ES.-Will be sold at Public
1 Auction, ut in the Of Lawrencevle, Biuns.
wick county WEDNESDAY, ast Of December from 20 to 30
valuable young Negroes Many these from IL to
% years accustomed farm work, and are healthy and
''' G. B. cooKF Executor of Il. Z. Stark, deceased
r.. 62-tdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR Satellite Lands on James
y River distance above Richmond, we'll known "a III.
property the late John Wckam which recently otIr
r public Subscribers having been sold, are s
wishing purchase learn the ers OF sale
by application TO either Of the subscribers.
Il. w. LEIGH, 4; Richmond,
WN. F. WicKliAM,
Near Taylorsviie, Hanover county.
Nov. Is Ii-2lwtl
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~ EGRu HIRING The subscriber again offers hI services Ia
the public in branch his business, the time for hr
ns lnd His endeavor VIII he to give that ae-
which Of the rcqurein sickness e>e
caly.
He still attend 10 the collection of debts Of every
description, renting gu; houses &c.
Mr Richard ansa, who has for several years been
ci.ted " i,h him. will assist him III his business
RICHARD hill, Jr,
Office the Enqu .rer Office.
Main street, below the Banks
D.c IN f3-t5J
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n kfNS 'UHITIIS'IUHVT.
81 s"e conducted by DABNEY a. CAUTI0RN, aucts.
Dec. : cD-o.N,tdS
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Ps-Address rhysic Springs, buckingham CO., Va
Dec o--ii"J
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rFrilE HALIFAX ACADEMY ~ one OF TIE hest ara cheap
est Schools If Grade Virginia. Mr. w L. arriS Is en-
gagged AZ Principal Mr. j. W Lambeth Assistant fer the
wear ISL, They gentlemen Of high characters and qualca
ons-boh lavii. received c hohos Of University; being
teachers and heug zalOu devoted TO The business
Of apply 10 Col! VIM Bailey
Treasurer Halifax c. II. The Eeat session viii commence Isl
February.
hs-lU
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF f. ;. WICkHAM
~ E-a-The of Mr.. Edmund +. Wlckam are re-
make known, without delay TO the und.rsRnca jas
LYONS Richmond and character al their Claims
stating whether they due By bond account ana
due Those having claims by aeeoan must or. am
acknowledgment Of them hy Mr.. Wckhan M u -
believed much the interest of the Creditors as well - Of
Wickan that the stocks and other rcsiahc pro-
perv slaves, should be sold rra-
credit each creditor requested 10 state In wrn2 i
upon point without the assent o the creditors Tie
sae- must he for cash.
The postage paid all communications through The
iaas JOHN ~ IAIi.NE !, Trustees.
JAMES LYONS,
It'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

TILAX SEED WANrEu-We wish purchase 800 bushels
L Flax Seed JOEL W. NOMaGk y w
Nov Sill
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County Court.

Der. 3.-The Court met pursuant to adjournment, in
relation to the charges against certain police magistrates
Judge ULsHoEFFER stated that the Court has ordered
folows" That the motion to quash the proceedings be
denied but that the charges he nded strike
the names of Edward S. Innis, Abraham Hatfield Elijah
F. Purdy and Cornelius B. Timpson, Aldermen and the
words divers other persons be substituted and that the
defendants Messrs Masel Parker, and Sevens) be
quired to answer to the charges as amended"
Mr. BRADY Qor deence) said they not prepared to
proceed They had asked that the charges should be
amended, it their wish. The associate counsel
Mr. Lord engaged in another Court and he wished
that the Court would give them till Tuesday next when
they intended to interpose demurrer The pleas have
been drawn and Tuesday they would be ready pro-
coed with them
Mr.. PATTERSON said, from the gentlemans remarks he
supposed they wished still further opportunity for special
pleading.
Mr. OCoNNoR observed that the intention of the gen.
temen the other side not to consume time the
simple plea of not guily'is all that would be requisite.
He supposed the questions of form had been settled and
hoped Court would not adjourn and leave that branch
Of the proceedings still Open
Mr. BRADY said they should only put in the simple plea
of the general issue. After remarks from Messrs Price
Davies and Others the Court adjourned this forenoon
at 10 o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

TINS REVOLUTIONARY PAPERs-We have another
batch of these memorable and excellent papers,
from the archives of Col. Beekman. They are now
in type aud ready for pubication-and we shall try
topub,sh them tomorrow.
We have also to announce to the American pub
c that the first number OF these papers, in octave
book form, printed with the greatest elegance, on
aupcrile paper is now in press, and will be ready
by next Monday. This will be one of the most ele-
CANT pieces Of typography ever issued from an Anne
ricln press, and will do to bind in a volume. The
price viii be l2k cents per number.
While on thus subject we may as we'll give an in
tlmatlon to some person or persons who are annoy
ing Col, Beskmln with scurrilous anonymous let
tiers in respect to these papers, that his or their pur-
pose is understood and the party nearly identified
In giving 10 the public these papers, Col. Beekman
is ac'uated by the most generous and patriotic inn
pulses, and why any individual should be so lost 10
every feeling of proprety and decency, as to put
him to the expense OF abusive anonymous letters, is
past our comprehension. If they don't cease, they
will be exposed.
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Court of Common Pleas.


UoT. H-Chdrtes Cole, and Elisa, his pfe, VS.. Samuel
r. Secor, and Sarah Jane his Wfe-This action for
assault and battery where lady appears not only
have felt authorized to exercise lady legtm
weapon, but harder argument in the bargain. The
plaintiffs boarded with defendants in June last at l57
Greenwich street.-The defendants having also store at
Courtand sreet)-they were about to leave and Mrs
Secor without any provocation, it is conended the
part of Mrs Cole caught the latter by the neck
verely bruised her and hurt her much that she
was sick for some days afterwards. young lady
daughter OF Mr. Cole gave evidence to the assault
and DR. Newcomb, who had been called testified to Mrs
Cole being sick and her arms much bruised &. No de-
fence was offered No strong appeared have
been made out against defendants but Mr. Cook in sum-
ming up, got into tho jury by asking how any of them
would like to have their wives servei This did
the business The jury gave verdict for plaintiff of $50
damages which also carries costs
For plaintiff, Mr.. J. Cookand Mr.. r. j. Clark.
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ACROSTJC ON WOMAN

Cheeks rosy, breast heaving and neck snowy white,
Hearts of stone hearts of man. must leap at the sight,
Fen her beautiful eyes like the star of the night
More brilliant than rubes, aye brighter than bright
In her face health is beamng, the bloom on her cheek
Clear transparent such beauty angel might seek,
And seek too in vain, unless some bright hope
Low whispers, the Italian Chemical Soap.
Such beauty open to all; the old look with hope,
O. you refuse fifty cents for cab of this soap;
All nominees leaves you your face, arms and neck will
be fair,
Pure white, healthy red Adsnis Venus could wear.
This Italian Chemical Soap is the most perfect offspring
Of medical science in clearing dscoored skim and curing
eruptons The medical council of Paris certify that IL
changes the color of dark sunburnt yellow skin to
fine healthy cearness pmpes freckles sunburn,
salt rheum scurvy erysipelas ring worm morphew tan
Sc II is sold for so cents cake by T. Jones' sign OF the
American Eagle, 81 Chatham street, NY; keddipg
State street. Boston: 81 Dock street. Philadelphia; or 3s
Fulton street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

AsroR HousE.-Wm. Van Embagh, New York Fredk
Nelson Lockport Mr. Carroll; 7. Gray, Boston; j.
McGregor do; j. L. Dana, do; VIM H. Townsend and la
dy Greenbush; John c. Montgomerie, Philadelphia; A.
LRichardson; VIM. Rice New Orleans; W. s. Appleton,
Boston; Miss Appleton, do; g. w Haett, Providence;
LYMAN fowls and lady, Boston; John ~ Rue; J.L Van
Schoonhoven Troy; P. o, Richmond Lowel Mr.. Bates,
Jr Boston; f. Cornelius do; BENZ. w. stone, Salem; Mr..
and Mrs. Saml. lawrence LOWELL Hiss Turnouii
Washington; Dr. Marsh fairfield, CT; John Borst ana
lady Montgomery; Paul Alden, Boston; VIM. Frost 90;
worth HYDE Park; Joseph A. Clay, philadelphia; Mr.
Chapman dos Jas Ii Grant, Richmond, Va; K Robinson
io w. b. s. Horny Charleston; Miss Horny, 40; ~. n
white u. s. Y, ID. II. Lambert, U. $. Navyi Mr. 1000
Boston, MIR. Seymour, Peekskill; Col Van Cotiand do
Mr. and Mrs. Durand London; Billings, New Londonj
John ~ Watson, PrattskilI; Thos. Lloyd England Capt
VI Harrison Canada; Mr. Gill; Philadelphia Robert Nit
chell Poughkeepsie.
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90 Barnum is carrying all before him at the Amer
can Museum The fact is the public have made up their
minds that the bestmost quiet orderly chase and talent
ed variety Of amusemens offered for shllngs
found there and they consequently turn out
While the thea deserted and other places of
amusement in state of stagnatien the American Mu
scum continues Notwithstanding. All who
visit there, go away delighted and send their friends
There's nothing like giving the public the full worth of
their money On Wednesday next there will be grand
gala day. and many extra performances for the benefit of
Miss Hood.
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PHmApELPHIA Oct 27Arr Frances. Soue, Portland Be-
low, President Sargent, do
BALTIMORE Oct 26-Arr Union, Hopkins Providence. Cid
John Coffin, La Gnayra and Porto Cabeo Jane (B Young
Nassau, Mp SD Hermann Allyn, New Orleans; w Paige,
Taylor Boston; Columbia Cooper Galveston; Traffic Web
ster NYork.
RicHMoNp Oct 25-Arr Luca Rotterdam; Parthena, Bal
timore; Vultue. Boston, David Cox, NYork Cid Cornea
Rio Janero.
NORFOLK Oct 25-Au Purdy, Tinsey. NYork; Prssden',
Wilbur, Nansemond for Providence CID Alphonso Dash
ney West indies AR 2h, St Helena, Frankfort Al Sea
Roads Hathaway James River for Liverpool Sid Empire,
NYork.
CHARLE,ros. Oct 2i-Cld Nile, Havre; Tybee, Ogden,
NYork,
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IMPORTANT NAVAL MOVEMENT steam fr;,.,o
Missouri, Captain Newton, sailed from Savannah
Tor Vera Cruz, on the 10Th inst, with Mr. Cursor
bearer of dispatches from this government, as pas
senger. AS the utmost despatch was used by Mr.
Cursor 10 get to sea, it is fair to suppose that his
dispatches are of very important character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

{n}- THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE" as its name imports is valuable remedy exen
sivey used in the Hospitals of Paris in all cases oil debil
ty and disease resulting from Syphilis In great num-
Der under the treatment OF the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy the excellence Of this invaluable prepara
ton has been fully established Ulcers OF the throat
nodes and cutaneous eruptons are cured by it. and all
faint of disease from the system Sold in bottles
NJ &, a each case with half dozen bottles put up
for the convenience of those at a disance-Prce So