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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
~ rauuAS RlTCHIE & SONS
rom. of the Richmond Enquirer.

sub!ishea ;arte ;lmes ree6 anrtns Una sssso"
a-t and a nce5 daring the rest % tae year.
80 %~,"'' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,,,r. ver snnum and Three Dollars for six months
= a,c 10 be paid ;ke O.ee, or RENTED by mall post
az. s4' 4, ans p-r annuu the end OF the year.
M N Office may be RENTED per mail, In good and
r ne;rs nj risk OF the Editor; the postage ~ az
E r m ~ :. n. lritsrs-( The postage OF single letter
s ,y account 10 the writer IL IL me VI
.se urrsve business which operates as serious TAX
wscsyer wray for nine papers ANNUALLY
I'll ,'l's' TERMS or ADVERTISING.
,,,,T,-nlsres or less FIRST insertion, IS ccnts;for
,,ncc mast be accompanied with the advance
f;fi'.,.,..,,., references, 10 insure execution.
se g; iverisin. may amount 10 500 per annum a
q o'e s. Of 20 per cent? and ssh, of 10 per cent
ogi W ,nrs solicitation of several OF our city enos,
determined To take limited numeel Q, yearly h; n"'e in
80. !y1r,sces likely to result thereirom 10 tne whoe-
M ne r,sasre eirea'atios of our paper in the conn-
fe- ,b. fact that annual advertisement, twice
'n' y ~ fcsrp paper, aud once week IN eoery other
sS advertisers Will be strictly limited however 10 lne
Se ; ~ orr general terms land TO stHgte advertise
.ls nnsi nav pro for enlargement beyond the
ss ' snail the privilege Of chansins their adVer-
rlrr rs tney please, without any addluoha COST.
n -,.s :as terms Of annnai advertisements 90
s.e.,r weekly, s ao
.; twice week, 40 40
~ ~ t,,i,s and Marriages from the country, whenever
unknown at this oes must pc
- I'm nc ease be published. every measure, that mas
impostons and Qn'zz.s has proved ners.o
r.gnc-fe must, Therefore issa !" postmaster
go. 3. -. tacs 81 the!ettfr ,., :. ,no,r,.d
M ,,,rrr ie, and paid Cor in advance Tor that shorter
4 gon sha,lbe sent to order OF any new and un-
t,,-r unless paid for IN advance, or satisfactory re
,.r In some and accessible person IN reeuru -
his n,yInent But Of al order for pub
ne ,n, na,u,.n, from subscriber who Is unac-
- WIKI the conditions, s,n ss nun rsrua;on
~, ,,nes az all subscribers whose ability 10 pay may Do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

iAMES RIVER LAND Fox SALE-By virtue Of lerd Of
- hy John Christian Trustees, for
described which deed hears date L." TWEEN
Of June l-o, and OF record IN The Cont OF Charles
Cay Comfy shall proceed, the a day oi February nei
Office News Rooms, The Borough 81 Norfolk 10
sell ..s bidder for cash Tract Of Land, lying IN The
said county of Charles city. called NEW WEsfBukf, supposed
200 u9 and situated between hork
ley and Shirley This estate is understood 10 he valuable and
indisputahe; but acting Trustees. we shall convey
only such title is vested in by the said deed
JOHN a. MACKlHDER, r,,s,aos
R. McCANDISH, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

,,nS ye, Indebted Mr. Josiah Z. Abbott for debts ron
\ , prior 5th September, 1872, hereby requested 10
IT, 81 n TIE TRUSTEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

DmINlslRATOR'S SALEM IL be Sold 10 I!l- highest bid
N der on WEDNESDAY, the 1871 fccembr, s3 il far. II
fair day the late residence Of Elizabeth Wilson
deceased ofc county of Amelia all The pcabe property Of
the Estate consisting Stock Of Horses Hogs, Sheep and
Cattle Crops Of Corn Oats and Fodder Also, all the House
Kitchen Furniture, Carriage and Harness. Plantation
Utei sill, &c, &C.
TlKas-Fur all Of dollars and UNDER cash will he
quci over Ten dolar twelve months credit, the purchasers
giving with approved security carry interest from date,
he remted # the PRINCIPAL pnctuaiy paid
Probably two three Negroes may be added Ia the sale
JOS BRAGG,
Administrator OF Elizabeth Wilson, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

IeroRiCEA supply of prime misunderstanding and for
L. BIZ DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
62-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

I1liN VI. MILLER AND WILLIS j. DANCE, having asso.
ad Themselves together III the OF Law will
'av attend the Superior and inrrcr of whaan
tidlef md Amelia and Guot HAND business entrusted
elder them will receive the prompt attention or both
Address Pow hatan Court house.
Observation-Disclosures Ellis Hubbard, Gardner & Co., H. w
kj.J Fly & Co John n Gordon +. & ), James Co.. Wade
W.Wuoirder. Remond; Sam' P. Halves Pnwha;an Court
House. William, E. Harris Co, Cumhciland Junius f. Leigh
W6 L. Booker Amelia; Col Peter Gucrrant Peter Archer
Goaehand
,oy IN So I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

niss uri0N or MISUNDERSTANDING Partnership ex-
as a. the GordouSvie Depot, Orange county, under
h'i Of Jas Hamilton Co. is dissolved hy mutual consent
indebted 10 The requested 10 make pay
hNii 10 Mr.. Hamilton NJ the old stand and those TO
] tt Indebted will please present their for
ehi e'Iiet TO HIM Mcssrs. Williams iaxal Richmond
n "bo'e business wi! he continued by Mcss;s r. A. WIZ
a. "a, whom we take pleasure in recommending our
'''as! tieits and customers.
A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
JAS. HAMILTON l. co.

NJ subscribers having purchased Of Messrs. James Hamilton
% heH Stock of Groceries, &c. will continue the bnsi
Cam, heretofore They viii purchase tade for all kinds o
s pce for Wheat and Flour share Of patronage Il re
No. II. A. WILLIAMS s. co.
NN'S G0-3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

I'VE ersi.ncd day formed Co-Pnrtnerhip
DIR the style and firm of BLAIR & BROCkENBROUGH Tor
NJ purpose OF transicng n COMMISSION, FORWARDING
AND GROCERY BUSINESS and respectfully Gffer their
series public generally Their oi for the present.
Nh stand 18th street, opposite Messrs
"WliaiH, McGrider & CO.
r. r. BLAIR.
THOS. ". BROCkENBRoUGH.
Richmond, POL. November, lsi3 slim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
F3i.IT TREES F0R SALE.

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
TUE subscriber has al Spring Farm one mile from the City,
cho:ce Kinds of Apple, Fear, Cherry, FUN, and
APRICOT tees-hc~ide, cu twenty thirty thousand feac
te-. approved kind such take the lead in the
NeA York aad Jersey markets, which he win sell
aab These Trees fine aud vigorous, eqaaed
3! any tbs Northern Nurseries.
Any information regard the planting Of
IL Trees, will be readily given WM. |. GRIEVE.
Oct. 81 Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

II HARTLEY uLriv"ed for the radical cutc OF all pusi
- bs her"ic and syphic euptuns, recent and chronic
ctr. Inflammation and of the uGethra, ulcers oi
e disruption swelling al the bones, and all analogous dis
ete. all Of winch attended by himself with pompnes, abb
NV ami success Office street, door ociow the Trinity
e.urc' Richmond
STRANGERS ling eit!cr by land, viii lac supplied al
M-n the requisite remedies, prepared III
'''ti aud form sufficient To cure themselves rodiy
10 hc must convenient and private manner Terms usual
Nov. 52-iD20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

II 1t 4 IT VI 49,
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not be ascerrained, liavln. es-
capped before the water reach
ed Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12

me commencement OF next volume.
2ra That he recommended 10 the Editors oi Ne"sra-
80 ,ro rhot the Commonwealth, To publish at the head oi
, amer. . rates advertising. and tha, they strictly al
m the same: that these prices be always such, as 10
~, fair eamp. nsaiion Tor the labor performed"
Resolution IF the Editorial C0RuentioR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

him Another vas on the the Parsuts at the PAIN cau
ID Il, the chi BY The rr of Circumcision. Another w" on
IN tr,,Is OF the Journey Egypt, and lniee IL NE
construction OF ter holes neither N t' ministry A'
-, IS There any provision Tor preaching N euf r
-b,prf hsv have splendid clthssi.lis and 'a-h'
,;. The churches built with ltarS ehotFs ehlF
- Nj apsn ire,s for PROFESSIONS but no i-"' '' @
n. e.,r. a HEARERS Hers ';aia i : only
- b,> com IN coatact wi;h PEcse>t'tlSir ma gu,
Of concession 70 Protestant n>a:e pe"s AR
,,,,,bi,- ,n,,s part OF the cathedral serve,
ask what AZ the grand sources u our |
,;,n m liberty and happnss, The !" ocI OF ~ - 80.
r,.s spiritual and intellectual preaching o. Li'iAs
; H. s..,n,l l. the absence Of these I'VE i'''->'
nj N, pr,1,i>rr Of Priesthood OF oFil-
ss Is - ~ read me history OF almost all fs' ~ ~
Christian world TAX, t!r, your Bibles ioIn our
y, n truths from your sch0ol-ocoAs anu se
Of ceremonies and sacremcn> IKE IN. E.a'e - e
Protestant, Isristy anil the ct voni coustFls e''-'
and Iis-sr-. The grand coafilct ~ ai> country -
b. for The supcsnacy OF Gods wort--t connie 90
- rr,F,-, justification by faith ard Justification hS
ordinances All external ferns ought 20 irotea i,' =,
nd , -E nv the word OF God they are worthless. ues
@ h. The natural io.ce the ul~prrsirs vitality OF Goa
"a, n in rs, God, word that has run through ts S'n
,r,-,,,I being iuttin. from hearts hSe trt'yn'
,r Thar because II has all TIE way under Sf''i >'''
INTO the air IL beauty our magnificent 9"al. -
marks would 70 play and tieEt "'','i " " >,
III 6,rpr.s though ;r-re The whole CEoton ht's "
$50 # VIM did not conilne the water IN m INTERIOR cur
Marion lust 81 our religious forms II they U H' |
- &c. nj Divine Truth IN the circulation o' ''e
Col in ,i, arteries Of our spiritual being mus oeco
Ll forms of iioa;ry All tesh saith te'Tt' y, vs.
aud ,h Glory thereof l> the flower OF the grass 's
yras " it-reth and the Hover thereof 'ae.n 49,
WORD OF rtir LcRp rNprRETH FoR ~ . ~
,b,, word which By the Bible Society Is presented 20 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
Matters at Washington.

John Tyler has gone TO his estate IN Virginia;
Mr. Webster has retired from office and is dong
up some writing, with view TO an early return
to MarshfcId Mr.. Legar4 is Secretary of State
pro tenn. with prospect of receiving the post IN
conditonaliy; J. NJ Porter Is at home IN Penn
sylvania, fixing up thngs-hs Governor brother
and all the cabal having hccn obliged to forswear
and denouncc Tylcrism to avoid beng read out
of meeting; and John c. Spencer is lord Of the
ascendant at Washington. he is mcditating a
violent assault on the affections Of the Loco-Foco
party here, but has not yet got ready. Meantime
all sorts Of rlmors prevail Our Collector, Mar
shall and District Attorney arc set down as al
ready used up, Tyler men though they be; and
Messrs Robert H. Morris, William Shalcr, James
Conner, James Kelly, &c arc from day to day
r,rnorcd to have received this or that snug place.
The Herald blazcs out with leader announcing
the appointments every three days; on the third
day after another set arc announced, on equally
good authority, without word of apology for the
failure of the preceding announcement.
That our chief officers at this port are to be
removed, wc have not doubted. Tyler and Spcn-
Ger understand too well that the professions OF d
renegade for Offices sake never to be trusted.
VIM S. Derrick has been appointed Acting
Chief Clerk in the State DEPARTMENT. He has
been long in the Department and is rcputcd able.
Mr.. Webster caves Washington on Monday,
and viii stop few days in Baltimore Mr..
Gushing leaves for China in the frgatc Braney
,vinc ON the 1st of tuv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

SICK HgApAcHEt should be remembered thai scr Ia
scr ~ oil cAss, PIoc~-o from dis0rleef S'cHis'"
corrupt stf'r 81 the blood mn
Wnoats Indian Vegetable Pills are certlin cue ~ @
description Of headache bcaus- they cleans she ooa w
those morbid hamors which, if confined in the rr,
bic taste in e mouth ba brpsth wasting Of The gnr "A
cayed teeth and many other Distressing coap.a,, ,,aca
when T. Sen INFO thu circulation .nd thrown upon ~ mar
parts OF tn, body give every rDasdy Ieiasa er
Four or five Of said Igdan Vegetable Pills. tass SOP %
twenty -four hours will short time put vi, te
r-Stored to he4Ithy tone. and the blood so h.
fed that sick headache, disease Of am KIND WIZ
manner impossible :.J .zg;
Betcqr. Of CountertesTie public canti9asa. se
the many spurious medicine which order u H. ,bof.
made in Outward appearance closely ~ re,efno g4
wonderful mills il should be- rcrnern6-rd all %
cine has WghfS Indian pegsabie PitLs neatly u rense
tll- sides h- boxes. and that II the mcrd WfiSu'
Be found all Is positively wrong. .S;eise
Offices devot4! exclusively the sale ci the ne Tors
wholesale and retail No 22s Greenwich stfert se pni
No. i9a Tremop, Et,.,, Boston, and No. l6o k4ce
d.Lphia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

. Cons rocks EAsr l.ptA HnR DYg me,a,nor,,to..-,
red ~hte sandy aiT into n- brown glossy black with
marvellous rapidify. may lie down night with
MI" ms locks As dark and Sios. the Of black duck
or II h- hst application shoa render thu color deep
enough the second or third will perfect black Think
Of this, yon srteir and young ladies Whose capu are
decorated F" TN fey tr-Ss-, =icf ye,ly
mistake for aqouriand heads tn snow, 81
premature Old 90 arr clustering try this preparation and be
FiuSiirstr' h mefn5r changes tie color Of the hair bu,
never -s the skin 1t t found only al Fl CourtanJ
~ Ell O[Oa1Nay Errali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

r. For sanamary Of the Intelligence brought out blythe
Great Western and article 9ssortaiton s rizt as-
~ yora Sacred Melody by j. a Shea, and reports OF
tb. Proceedings Of the Boret Reform Society and the in.ft
can and Foreign 4ntt- Starery Society Last Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
The Netnutc Tahlet s1ron ,.rn..ah liz

- Inc Metallic Tablet StrOp, invented By g.
>audets has Dem IN extensive for the last q years C.E
thestss Of its superiority from the following scientific gentle
men, ae IT present IN the possession OF the INVENTOR
Professor j. Grseom. Dr.. Valentine Mott, G-r Jas. Tall
nadge President Of the American Institute aadM MlIikn,
Cutler 10 the Royal Navy, 3oI Strand
Msnufle,a ~ 2IasGxsAex 70,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

y Toilette Articles, Razors OF The m' '., ,si
brsted makers, warranted; large variety OF tooth, s
iharins brahes p-fumery ana washing soaps OF All
quality and sold exceedingly low price ~ csaa
which makes the richest possible lsthsr sold al oy
a pot G. SAUNDERS, inventor aad nanuiaesaisi r.,
Metallic Table. StIop, lsa Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

~ Two THOUSAND PooNps Of Brewer lyIe ateln US.
~ ar for sale. 1t viii be sold quantities SUIT
r~,ehs-. No Orders III 5- attended unless accompanied
BIZ the cash The Tyr from the foundry Of G-ofe Bruce
end Is ~ good order. Price IN Cents pound, Cash
E Also about FAVE HusDssp rounds Asat At 20 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
Virginia.

Aswe apprehended, Archibald Atkinson Loco
Foco, has the return as Member of Congress from
the First or Norfolk District. He has yfrc ma
jority on the return
The whole Delegation, as returned, stands as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
Later from China.

The ship Zenohio Capt. Putnam, arrived last
evening from Canton, from which port she sailed
on the lst of February last. She brings therefore
intelligence ten days later than had been received
before Before she left. slirmsh took place at
Whampoa between the Chinese and Il party oi
English smugglers, IN which i've OF Tie ior"'F
were killed Sir Henry Pottingcr had come up
from Macao and had held an interview with the
Chinese Commissioners Elopo but they had been
unable to agree upon the terms OF commercial
treaty, and Sir Henry had therefore rcturned'
without having settled the entire difficulty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

EyESIsc LISE-HorR CHAscEp.-The strala'O- ',.sa
mond viii leave this afternoon att o'clock from He'
boat pier FOO, of Barclay street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

~ Subscribers 10 .he Tnben. who about changing
teir resdenc.a viii please leave word al THIS ONCE OF c
,n.s ,h,,,u..h the POST tftce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

With a fair poll in those Districts, we should
have had three more Wing Mcmbers-Jamcs a.
Langhorne, William l.. Goggm, and John NJ.
Bolts. The Richmond Wing is confident that
Messrs. Goggin and Bolts will-obtain their seats
on contest, but we can imagine no accumul',-
ton of evidence that could do ii before the next
House.
Wise's majority is $780, Summers's some 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

MASSACHUSETTS RuLRoAps.-Thc business oil
the Western Railroad is rapidly increasing under
the low frcights and fare established by the new
Directors. They expect to bring the weekly re-
ceipts up to $4,000 within this month, and 10
transport flour from Albany to Boston at a cost
ITO the Company of Is cents u barrel.
The Fitchburg Railroad has been commenced
S63O,0oO arc already subscribed, which will
completes the Road IS miles from Boston. This
Road will strike the Connecticut River about
Bellows Falls within two years, If the stupidity
and malevolence of New. Hampshire Iacobnsn
do not forbid.
The Norwich Railroad is to be extended to the
Sound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Police OFFIcg.-NEwsr,pgR THEsGs..l lia.5
morning early: officer Lowe saw two boy, named fsu -
Mullen and Thomas Kelly stealing newspapers ron ~
doors Of several citizens, they had bs-n left D! t
'iers. H. arrested the young thieves and they were eoa
ted full the Police office. As this of.nc. hi'
ianentabIy frequent these young thieves, who are
for Of higher order should be sent 10 the h'''
Refuge 10 save them from rlin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

IL The friends of ASSOCIATION, and especially
OF the Sylvania movement, had a large meeting
u, Croton Hall las, cvening-we think l,O0O per
sons were prcsent-at least all that the hall would
hold Addresses Were made by MesSrs. Parke
Goodwin. I. w. Whitley, Albert Brisbane, IL.
Greeley, o. NJ. Macdaniel, VIII, Claiming, and
H. S. Wright from England. The attention was
earnest and unhroken TO the close at a late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
Court CaIcndar-TAr pAv.
City INTELLIGENCE

CiRcrrr Cocnr-Nos -. lO5, Q, 10, 81, 100 IL, u.s.
y. 1913 Of, 10, A. % 90 80, 100. o7, s., l35, IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

had been for eighteen years dr.adulIy afflicted with
t- Piles and had every thing -s- but could fud u r..
ilei until rs ed l Hay Lniinrn from Coms,ock * Co.
anu when had used only one bo- and half Was .tIrei
cured, snd have had 4 since
SAMUEL RICHARDS Flatbush L. l.
Found at q CuuitIaI4-st. near Broad. 4y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

- Persons wish:ng 20 subscribe fo- The IkrUsk ~
PHlLADELrn. aud ;e adjoining Districts w be srfed r.
gulsy eye,y day on the ARRIVAL Of the cas- at Il O'Clock no9a
a, t how ,gc- Of % pr month, 5y having their eia
with Ia. undersigned. Single copies tTyo crnS NJ " ok
T., r sr.,.r NJ g ,.utS = ". CARR
Forum OfJc.. Philadelp hia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Il TIE HARrERs publish this morning III their
uniform style of standard novels Home by
Miss Bremen, translated b. Mary Hewitt. Price
one shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

rs PkovlpExcg. r. l., has elected Wing off.
GERS without opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
Hon. JOHN Thomson of Poughkccpsic then
offered The following resolution:

RsSolred, That A. BY the dev-loPvmen Providence the
-d Of Missionary labor has become euha;icay the worj
It Is the daty OF 'e church 10 enter me harvest aud
M from looking tor coatTactloa of ~ limits, sg should
preparing to occupy crntus until the Kingdoms
Of this world sh II become thu kin, dor, Of the ori and Of lbs
Christ.
81 the world It's field OF eser;ioa and of the clear light
which ai the pSsei; tins rure- hsd ben dew
lc,ed. Both EuEcTv and America ;iess SOCIETIES with
such hrucsoea, purposes, had BEEN organized and the Slsd
Of Salvation have thus been the people Of every
land The Impression thus produced BY their cusht
be vlen=l and made s;ill effective KS te
growth OF the has bgrn rapid bat slow aai steady
Il that the OF Immortality should thus STRIKE
deep their roots tia, they might s;oatly Withstand th
thar would howl around them The Obstacles ;he
of the missioa spsg from the steri,y Of the sol
fos the eese, aud the solitary place have been .r
TO blossom like the But the raro~ closes,ed r
lies r church Of God that hs brought sach eanness upoa
Of Christ What else that plants sIch gre n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

I The Brother Jonathan states that llie
Mcssrs. Harpcrs received BY the lilberma an adj
ditiona! order from Murray for 800 copies OF
.Yucatan.n Murray has already had orders
from the the trade for $500 copies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Us,yEGo CAN.L.-The Syracuse Standard says :;
The Oswego Canal will be ready for navigation
about the LIST OF June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

~ We intended to give some account OF the
Social Reform Convention, which met Yesterday
in National Hall, but Imperative necessity for
babe our attendance for more than brief hour
1t was addressed by Messrs. J. a. Collins, of
Mass, w. II. Charming OF \. Y, Murray, of
W., Earle, of Philadelphia, and several others,
whose names are no, known 10 us. We hope to
give some account of ii yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

NJ 4 delectabc entertainment, of Sacred Mu-
sic was given at the Presbyterian Church IN
Houston. street. on Thursday evening, under the
direction of Mr.. Barnes, leader OF the choir. The
several vocal and instrumental performers acqult-
ted themselves with great credit and ability, and
the leader of the latter Mr. S. G. Wales, deserved
and received the unqualified praise of the audito-
~ for the able manner in which the overture and
other pieces werc produced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

III. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann-strcet, publishes
this morning, in his uniform style OF Cheap fuo
LEGATIONS, Home by Miss Bremen, translated
by Mary Hewitt. Price one shilling.