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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17
WILLiA. II. Hyrsos,

In this CITY, Yesterday r,oruing, VILLA" H. Hsrsos
aged 81 years and months.
The funeral vii place isis s.eTaoon ST ociocs
from as aia residence, Ne. = Nassas-stIce
II tn. city, ID, 2oih year OF his age, Henry
L. Breton.
Has friend, and acqualntances and :hosso bis late
b.o!ae. n-in~, John n Told. invited 10 aitenc III
funeral froas nl, iaIe re,ideGcc, No. Is GatFTy S. on
tuesday afternoon At A.f pas. s'cloct.
Ia tia city, Jan IS. Mr. Josn hees in the SD year CT
si> age
funeral this .-rnoe4 .3 O'clock for. tn. residence
OF his mother, 81 Sufolk-.t.
n this city, Jaa.i6 Mcl1a. Howell of;hs frrl OF HoF
q! i: Coffee, sg-d 81 years.
HI, ricsds and Appropriateness, also the members OF
GeI;ys Lodge No. Il l. u o; O F. aat The Order ssa
c-ai. respectfully invited stieul Dis funeral
Tue.o!ay} TacrQipC, a. 10 O'clock, from k lake
rosidcnce ,! fiuhs.t-s-
III ms city js.l5 iee,Air.. Charles Hsnry Hsscy.
OF William 4. and A.Igarc: e Whitehead, aged
Year ami !! !ays.Z
ks BODY rpe taken to rcr;R Arhoy for intermeg--
In this CITY, Jan. Is. OF SCARE, trrcr. l,hn StcycS.
Tc*t, aged years.
Relatives aud friends OF ,hefamly respectfully
riad at;snd MS funeral ths alcrEoou from
e'ence OF his faIhe- John " Tc~; 4J Greenwich.
. O'Clock, Without farther Invtstioc.
In this cit J-n. OF scar!e. fever, Joseph S:sYoi,
oEy OF Daniel O. ,nd dir II. CaulSns a.r5 ycs.S
Ia :Rl. CITY. Jan 10 Richcr4 Scott III ~ it YES: OF
h. scs.
is friends, and those OF Ella, Roberts crespccisuy
.G:teG 10 attead hl funeral III, -teEsooG, ats cccA,
=!.pn 90 Sncgnd strcc..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17
81 urIe0:
u E D..

A: Brooklyn Jaa. -, Elias P. Soye, OF city. 10
Ann innet eli BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

DISPATCHES FOR MExlco fayetteville North
Coronian Of Saturday, says" Mr. Duncan n
MacRac of this town, has been appointed by the
President, bearer of dispatches TO the American
Minister at Mexico, containing Instructions, nc,
in relations to the American prisoners taken at
Sartn &c by the McXicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

10 a butcher named Downs has been arrested
in New a1en Cor forgery. 1t is great ply that
New-York cuanot be allowed n.onopul,zc this
gentlcmuniy and fashionable crime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

10 The Old Maid in the Winding Sheet, by
HAWTHORNE, credited by many papers TO Arctu-
rus. in which it appeared in January, was written
several years since for the American Monthly
Magaziac, and was published in The Ncw-Yorkcr
some three years ago. We prize Arc;urus toe
highly to add to its Irigh. chaple, o f aures a
single leaf tia, docs not belong TO it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

10 An unfinished two story brick building was
burned at Baltimore on Friday morning 1t was
insured for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

u A statement having gone tho rounds Of the Tapcrs
ha, several soldiers had been killed IL by the
bursting Of Cote Repeating Carbine, On tho return iio!
rcccut scouting expeditions NO havc icon permitted to
mako the following extract of letter fromth Command
or of that expedition upon his return, which corsd'cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

xEaI Cs.u.sfssNE OaL ANn
IIERR,S INpROEEU HuRMEk.--Just oGt

WEBR'S NEW IMPROVED BURHEk.--Just cut
and regulated by single mopon extremely staple anu
copycgispt Weth contemplated improvement ia the
apparatus for manufacturing pure tanpnehr oii' axe!
mnch study and gEe.t expense has bean coplccn aEc
the tesslt the production OF AZ article OF ohe4aaed
pu ri and cleanliness that + bum WITHOUT 2HhAius
10 the lamp III the Troublesome aud hithy manner 'Aat ~
sf.rior articles r do If those Who lsse been annoyed
III poor OIL saa,z spurious Cainthene "i oaiy ny
Wsbes real No l. they sec las diilcfeHct- ro aI
only 81 AZ Broadway, corner Canal 81
Sebb's pure Camphine is aft a: Oli WIZ aoL eApi0a
will not soI,hs Carpet 6.e.s Got crust TIE
wick ~ hight large room 81 tue cost OF Que cent. GIL
hour.
ASTRAL AND MANTEL LAMPS, AID Chaudel!e''
can be altered ard The whole expense saved IN th"rt
..,,,..,,.,.f,
NEBB:S GENUINE No. cAMPiiESE OIL, AZ Fufc
). water i. sold at about nali the price Of Sperm
Oil which when pared with the Pare Csni2he1e On,
co.t the CONSUMER OF tao 20 'hrcs doliafs per
Gallon 70, oil 10 produce the like amount al :ght.
Those no are doubtful Az ~ IL sASEll Of economy
will De perfectly satisfied BY examining the thorough
osrmen,- OF Proesso. Locke, the JoGfIais 81 the
Franklin aad American Institutes Nomersa are required
to ascertain quantity Consumed az they :e2te. cor
rcciy and II plain English
Par;or Lamps Store Lamps, Tailor. Lamps, Seocma-
ks.s' and manufactures Of all k!nas Corner Canai
st and Broadway. llil"is'
EEsNED SUGAR at Rccuoed Pricer.
The subscribers this day reduced the pri-e oil
,,elr Double Refined Loaf Crushed ana Pound sugar.
one cent per pound. K. l. 81 a ; 1 CAni'
S-yo,k i,,u,r,I 1872 rs tfresuTiea-'t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

WHERE DO YOU BUY i0GR DRY GOODS
fs1iiIS IA question often answered thus: any
! where. The ,rsth ~, al who study economy these
hard times and haya tried tho New York city market
psy Goods prepared MY, And whoutthc least de-
yiaone strict vcracuy mud the best assortment. and
lowest prices a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17
FLORIDA ExpEolTloN,
Fhrt 4, Iadiau Key,

FLORIDA EXPEDITION,
Flirt 4, Iadiau Key,
Nov. IS, lSi.
With tho tral TINS the Carbincs have succeeded to
nv sa f.c,ion after being loaded for twenty days III
boat service exposed all kinds Of weather, not che OF
them failed 10 1pode when tried.
Respectfully, &C, JOHN McLAGuiiti!N,
To Mr. SAML Corr, City Hotel New-iotk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

u National lodge No. 30 (. y. of o. + =
Tho ,ombcrs of National Lodge No 80, requested 10
meet at National Hall This Morning st9 O'Clock precisely,
FIR the purpose attending the fsucrs of BIZ James a-
keon, from his late residence, No Oh broonlc-sI
A. ID. WILSON, ~ G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

=r-r suitiynror !-J.sl received. frcsh supply OF
Tho January number of the Cuitivaor. Also. supply
of Inc p.si year at the Garner OF Fl!ton aud Nassaa-s
ny DAYTON & NEWMAN. Ji3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

% David Lacy, keeper Of Washington Bridge,
near New-Havcn, CT, is believed to have been
drowned on Thursday last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

q hree Of the mulderrrs Of Mr.. Hastings
and his family in Somerset Co, Md have been
arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17
1I'HE FRIENDS AND PCPIas Of M

y9NAE FRIENDS AND ~ F1a.S OF df.
l. J.L. CARPETS being DESTROYS of testifylnS their
regard for his attentive and eenemany behaviour to-
wards them have rendered HIM Comp ATARI aiil to
be given al W4.hngton Hall. OF FRIDAY EVENING,
Jar sl.t Ticket, TO be mad at Washington Hotel Mr.
Hayward COZ Broadway; 81 Caua! street OF J. 3 Wood
aud o! The under.igned Comntee: DIT Decker, W. NJ
GARRISON J Kelly s. Wynt F. w Griffith, y Ga,lnghaa,
J r MAYNARD; s Batm.u D b. Wood, Voorhees,
A. BUTHAN, Chairman.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17
F. w. * W. +. GILLEY'S
WgEOIEsAs. AND ssEFAaq. STORE,
ssrus,d.sf

'EsOIEsAs4E AND RETAIL STORE,
40 Ernnd-st.
loumey he assured yon can hnd any article YOU may
aud w ever dispute that tho style OF goods
d.flaycd show exceedingly refined stvlo and pat
terms. Let tho doubtful call and b. satisfied
Tie assortment here offered comprises MI tho new
styles; for II must be known that enabled 10
uue purchases during every of the year and
o, ready sale, because prices very
low Ill! If I. w IL w. =. GlLLEY,
BEAVER CEOTsaS AT TsszNsE COST.
New. York Cash Z n iioriRx Establishment
:i1 Fulton-sreet, near Broadway
For. fcs days only order spose Of tha halaace
OF very desirable stock Of Boavcrs embracing grsa
variety styles. Gen,lemcn who stu in wan, of at
good and fashionable invited call and
for themselves, Goods direct from the
importers, bought exclusively for cash.
-. Bh fall assortment OF superior Cloths, Cu-sineres
and Nesting, always be found the above establish
m"n Foil SUITS furnished twenty four hourH' notice
Cash dovqry, aud no abatement III prices.
j7tf J.C. BOOTH. Agent.
,f,KaNaEA2eENT ITALIAN WINDOW
Il SHADES! SOLVER w. WOODFORD, 60 Catha-
rnc street. has just received another arge nyoise Of
Italian Window Shades, TO order and expressly for tho
fall city fashion These shades sperscdc oyory othsr
use, tlcy both tai upd durable,
y cleaned and the coors p1of against ght and tho
hes. OF the Families Ornamonting their Parors
keepers of hotels fitting UP ball rooms this OF
the year, will find the creates! ut the sb,vo
No. ever before IN this ket.
200 pair at the low price Of 81 80 per pair
800 do. do. .....2 90
800 do..--..-... .do.---..2 50
;,OO-do French Scrolls. .....3 80
800 do tnlian Landscape and Scroll. from IS 80 to
SIS % jl0 is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17
WI. A. WALTERS, Sccre,sry.

II sylvester Graham has just issue! The PM
losophy of Sacred History nh Particular Reference 70
the Authority Of the Bbs fer Mans Eating Flesh Drink
,cc Wine C. &c ihework is 10 bs completed II tour
parts If los limo rage. each Of which the hrs Is before
u. Subscribers TINS city will please call On Dr. john
.r;s. f.,c from postage t Us 2t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

90 There was thirteen feet of water in the
Ohio rittsburg the 18th, and the river
siill rising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

e. az 'gSSgrSE4sl TAUGHT on the Piano Forto by
az SGI-yy4HY Young Lady at LOT Greenwich vt. fof
E.AA-A~-G.AA%ss GO 60 per quarter jl44'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

IT Coed ncdicincs.-Eyery person VIII scAno e'.
lodge once, that where there IL Iecssy !ol he"ci
II. OF Importance TO MAKE use o. az a't
line endAncs life OF patieot. To guafo az 81
dissppoltmeats ana mistake. and 10 Obtain 6oop Az
GENUINE MEDICINES, put mp usaty ard cArs'uuy :
rs,sonable price call on DAVID SANDS CO, Apo :
her mes .ul as1.s:s As; Bfoad..y corner Mar
troet. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

OFFICE uF THE L.. INSURANCE Co.
No. Front ST. Brooklyn
naVsEsEND .-The Board Of Directors hava do
~ ciarcd ,cm-annus dividend Of per tho
capital stock payable the stockholders their legal
representatives,, on and after the 18th inst.
>. ALPHEUS SMITH, Secretary.
Brooklyn Jan. 5, lel2 il I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

IL sEumcnify.-DEAR SRA few months ago no.
thir but miracle could Tcach my and if
were TO tell tho truth should eXucC: to be believed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

Trs.armeul- of ahe first qunslty, rsau
.nnd,~-!nciuding sSurtouts,ZWinter tfockS' c'ot-i
Clocks &c are offered al reduced prices, IL vie" OF INT
advanced state of the season 9 Broadway corner OF
Barclay street, american Hele!.) -.-,r.r,
,liz.l,ty.tI WIN. III NNlNtH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

" z. .. of 81. F.--l,hc Member. OF Enterprise
Lodge No 36 are particularly requested 10 be puncuai
in their attendance IN TUESDAY EVENING, JIUuary
the 18th lsi2 busiuess Of importance relative TO the
good of tae Oder will be presented 10 the Lodge
IL pr ISAAC TAYLOR, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

STEALiNc CLeAk.-W.iian Fi:z i2l::oa- am itobztt
HcheIl seie arrested day 55z5h.ei ". II .;tef he's
aDfnIiy committed prison FOR stealing cI9sk. wort
$40 from Sir Charles t. Den::.an ~" 90 Maloer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17
;ATATCHsEs ANDJ E WEAEkx for HOLY

SA}AEC ne T. y AN - y 4 w + Il n lot hOLl-
w DAY PRESENTs.-Just received ny the sGbscr
be very fine Gold and Silver Lever Ancsor Escape
ment anil Lepins Watches. Also few Diamond Fms
and Rings and Cameo Pins for fadic COLD Chains, Pea
ellis c. all of Which he selling, 1ai lover than a,
any other place in the city Gold Watches low as ~
10 $40 .aeh Watches ard Jcwelry exchanged or bought
All Watches ~arranedio keep good time, or the money
returned Watches and clocks repaired II the best
ma nuer than the usual prices by one OF the
haest worxHlen the city. u. y. aLLEN,
nnorer of W.tche. and Jewc!.y, wholesale aud retail
dis mis Ms. 80 Wal-st up stairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

il 'Eechanics' Institute i4ecturc, This Eve
nlnp Monday January H. al the Sew York Socict. Lii
zbrary nv GlLBERT LANGDON HUME on Electro VI,
urrisn. -wh Illustrative experiments, commencing at s
O'Clock Tick et- admitting lady and gcntlers. % cts
i, -. bod a, Tho .,oor III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

GENTS WsNiED-ln each County of this
~ State subscriptions for the follow Ing popu
lar periodicals. Murrys au-cum Boston llscciiany,
Musical Cabinet and Law Reporter, for which liberal
commission will bo given. Nore need apply but such rs
can furnish the satisfactory cvde1cc of character
and capacity. BRADBURY, SODEN " 90,
Nassau street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

yJELIS BF 1EVUSNTVNTV-N fIIlNVhDI
d Buffalo aud all the Safety Fand Banks, also ST Law
renee Clean James, and all the Free Red Back Bns,
taken without any DISCOUNT FIR Cloths Cassleres Vest
Jugs Flannels the cash price ut io Green-
wien. street near Canal jl5 lmis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

Now York, Jan. !, 1912 il
u The State psper viii please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17

sTAAla EN4ssvH and Boiler wanted, from
n to 8 morse poTe., in good order. Apply TO
=iI53t- T. BLAIR K CO, l41 Cr,iar-,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17
For The Tribune.

To Nr. SAML. COR, City Hotel, New-io1k.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04
E,,,lM I,EXAS.

FROM TENaS.
SIM antonio taken by The .Nrtenns-fJfy 'hrfc Of me
,,c;uaf rjtisfns tdkea- Terrible storm at Gdresf0n.
Nrw ORLEANS, Sepl.a6 by The ARRIVAL OF h- s'ean
shin Merchant Boyan, this morning, we ma We oe'h ia
o,sd With the following highly imporan, intelligence;
San Antonio was completely surpr'zed on Tue I'm
80, by thirteen hundred MexIcans, under zen. W al.
Of the principal citizens were taken pr'so"
n p,esiden, Houston has issued proclamation, or
I tho narcbinr forthwith of the miitn OF Brazario'
Ans,;n Fort Bend Colorado, Victoria Gonzales JACK,
con md Ma,aporda counties against San hntonio ana
,bs counties Of the upper Basso and Colorado 10 march
" Actin and The citizens Of the other counties to hod
Homslyes in readiness The orders OF the Executive
ore direct that in the event OF the evacuation OF pau
Antonio by the Mexcans they are 10 be pursued
tho Rio Graude and chastsed as "their auoac'ty NC
ssrves In The event of formal INVASION, the wes'
a., counties are To hold themselves IN cheek unt lhe
30, NJ the Republc rally TO the rescue
Whom San Antonio was taken the Circuit Coor'
w IN session and the Judge and officers oil lhe Couf
we re- made prisoners. .,,a a,ro
Galveston was visited by most terrible and destrue'
tive storm on the 18th nst which did great Damage u
tho sh,pn;np destroyed two churches, blew down
numael of other buildings, and committed great haFoe
among other property ,.o a,,a han,
Du7na the prevalence of the Storm, IN The dead nou'
&c n;,r, many families were compelled to flee from
their falling houses, and seek shelter win ther
bors after wadng through arag'ng sun proprnen W
b,-rcane Before the dawn day the winds iuieo ahu
the waters subsidized with the same rapio'y Us tue!
arose. -. ,:od :, :.
The total loss of property and injury sustained II II
supposed must have amounted TO S'o'uoo'-e'sS' o"9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04
tI'o be continued
WISE OK TIE TARIFF.

IIcrtv letter To MS constituents, when
has editors oi the nitigenccr To impose upon
readers m that paper against their better Judgment placing
las anpr ON the ground had Opportunity 10 express
his vi the fa bill IL nj nearly hinr Columns
81 the Int ipeucer rea! H. and proinhly never
hall read H. should convince ns tat NJ WISE
Ia The pubic ti nosc ol one oI
M. sable sculuns-B OsiVH Couritr.
Here is the coven foot oil Federalism pal paby thrust
on, AGAIN We understand the rise, progress, and can
orcd,ct the end of the Federal annosity IN Massa-
cbusa,,s to Mr. Wise If Mr.. Wise persuaded the edi-
Tor Of the lnteligencer against their own judgment TO
impose upon their readers surely his ptrsnas,ce facul-
ties must possess most extraordinary power lie has
NO, riches 10 bestow He will never be able 10 sway
the Indictment of the editor of the Courier! That the
editor viii not read the letter. can we'll believe
Doubtless his whole time is occupied III maintaining
h,s "peculiar position, and prosecuting his neo IN
rous in conjunction with his Sagacious friends, whose
Vaccinations are covered by veil Of gossamcr. The
ansion to the institution of slavery IN the South is
GRATIFYING MIR. Wise seeks no abolition support
f.Hddisoaian.
We have forgotten TO state that the Hon T. Z. Full
r has resigned his situation second Assistant Post
master. General-his resignation to take effect on the
lst Of October We mention this fact, with some re-
IRE, for our nadverlcnce in not stating before as We
nd some papers distance have asserted he was WI
cond,onay dismissed.
j. Byran Esq, who will succeed Mr. Fuller IS
sen,lt man Of sterling talents and high standing. Inc
Republican party in OHIO has more than once maui
tested its appreciation Of his worth by elevaling HIM Il
rcspo nsble siations.-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04

10, -, ,,osa that twenty per cent. tax would not pro-
hint The mporation of the article entirely, ana mat
would diminish lis importation ohiy ohe''e'''''
Government would then receive twenty per cr"t upo"
ninety IN vare, gel Slo IN revenue 9C
and he domestic producer would have The i"'fsner
G,,r:c ,,,ed twenty instead Of ten per cent, aho
also have one tenth vi the amount OF his artcies eA
clud,d from competition with INN. % iu''"e'
M su,,ose that 10 doubt The tax rs IN this case "ouu
,xc,uda nm, haif even % the importation OF The 10
,e;,n article sill the Government would receive twenty
,ar CON, -, fity STU resenue, much as unoer the
10, nor cont tax-and the home producer would De
sill more protected by harng one nay oil inc o'ee
article excluded from competition III the ooh'es'lc
market This. though, is Too Pia'n 10 oe d'scusse
Onr nronl we'll understand the proposition, that lar
rerf,,s Tariff can aud Ill gre sufficient protection
and wonder both, that those who oppose protecuon
r nrolscop's sake, should deny that recenue Iarh
will afford ample scope and verge enough lot p'oec
ton and that those who seek protection io' ns OWN
,Ls b,ld no, be satisfied with The amount winch The
l,-,s reverue row required would surely give. Re-
vcnus is IN the protected interests as were, Tue ma
tu,ul s.nlicht aud so.!-and, am certain, 'iat TAR
mormon, they seek heat and moisture THAN Nature
affords with proper cultivation by industry ana sh''
ibev ,y b.cn;nc mere hot house pfdS winch are too
cns;I. e.. common consumption, which are too nslpd
and rtifcu tor the unvated taste, and too SICK ~ ana
fam, To bear the rude shocks OF our climate whch 'ey
e sura In encounter in the yc'ssudes oil our p"ucai
lmn,s H-ucr far, that the good fruits ot our home
hould be planted in the open air, in the genial
,, and soil of the broad bosom of our fertile and pro-
life land far the millions enjoy and partake OF, than
10 he pent up in the suoca'ng, artificial temperature oil
the brick walls and glass roofs OF the wealthy few when
cannot protect Them from the storm "heh u s"a'' cum
40 !, ,rll come To devasate and scatter them where
thew eanno, bear the breath Of Heaven. do not love
Iho bo, house fruits or vegetables, but do love and
gratefully enjoy every variety of The fruits and vegeta
Giles of the e.aired garden. do not advocate Inc
tbougb, or practice nj rreng By legislation the growth
Of nToec,ed interests OF any kind, but | do devouty
wish to see every nleres, of my country every where
flourish and prosper under the natura! causes which
exist, and which are infinite, and under the Legitimate
onera,on of our institutions, which necessary, and
yrowinp lar,er and larger the mighty resources OF
our country become more and more wonderfully de-
veloped.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rule, held in m. ~. IS
Office Of Essex Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancey
on The 9Th day Of September, 1912: '
Augustine Owen, Plaintiff:
agan,t
Stephen u. Pius Reuben l.. Pitts. Rix Jor t-,o, :,
dan John G. Browne aud David T. Wright af,,rh,'an,
Executor of Thomas Pitts, deceased,
Defendants:
This day the plaintiff. by Counsel ani filed his bill and
The ni subpoena and attachment awarded this cause b.nr
ard appearing satisfactory evidence, he Is not an
bitant OF this Commonwealth On the the pan,r "a
Ordered that the said defendant Stephen Pitts d. anna,
here The rs Monday III December next being rule d,y and
.e plaintiffs bill and that copy this order be- forth
with inserted In published civ of Kic
moDf for months successfully aad copy b. postrd Al
the front door vi The Court house OF this county.
4 Cupy-TrSr.
JAMES ROY MlCoC, JP., elk. f. C.s Ike
Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04

LACHANGE HpTEL-I'he proprietor eei. grateful Tor M,
IL liberal patronage h. has received fict, has
opened and hers lave inform the public that on and ate,
the lot! of Sp'embe the 81 board
day. single meals aud lodging 81 each Gentlemsn
visiting the Eshang. Hotel with their horses are Informed n,
The best will he takel Of them hy Mr. James Harden Who's
Stable contiguous the Hotel II will my Constant
ner all tho comforts POSSIBLE for thin y,
find in any Hotel They will confer BY reporting 10 ib
Proprietor neglect nat,enon from or
10 his employ FREDERICK ROYnrS
Richmond. Sept. Q, ls42. ~ Sir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04
POWHATAN HOUSE,

THE Subscriber has taken lease above Es,a.hm.n,
and will take the day of Oetoh., -,
until which time The House Will be kept heretofore by I'm
val ESQ lie would be pie ise 10 his friends all other
may favor him with call. X IS deemed nnecr,sarv IN s,
thing IN relation 10 the locality Of this House IL must he en
rally knoWn ha, ns been Tor the PRINCIPAL Hons.
the city; suihce II Ia Here location
House. a. well as us locality Is admirably for
travelling VIA Their families and members of the Legislature. G
will undergo Thorough! repair All promise is 10 nae ,b
best OF NY ability 10 reader satisfaction TO all who my favor me-
with their company, and all ask trial Tb.,. III,
lacks and ro;iers at The different landing places convey "a,
sengers and baggage free Of ohafy- es pas
srpte. e.,su.nSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-04

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND sLAvEs-By virtue OF :
deed of trust, executed by John g. Hughes Trus
for the Of securing of nnry debt
specified, which deed August
1885, and Of record in the County Court Of Fuvana
proceed the 9Th day OF November NEXT the Grocery House
Of William Cae, III The said county of Fluvannn SELL IA,
highest bidder for cash, fhr following properly real and person
al the said deed mentioned to wiz The of land where
said John G.. Hughes resides containing
acres, he the less. Also, the following named
slaves Aaron Peter Jm Henry, Mary, Mornen Alley
Nancy, Pleasant stephen ani JeiEiml
The land lies we'll aud has on comfortable dwelling hoisc
suitable buildings. The slaves Young and
valuable. Acting Trustees. shall. convey only as
is vested by the said d"rd
BENJAMIN H. MAGRUDER,
JoHS StI.ATER trustees.
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