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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

TN acknowledgements c!reut Superior Court ;,
Law sad chanee for su.ss, eoany, hold
Matthew A. Thomas and Celia D. Thomas his wife,
Thomas B. sIedee Executor Of Augustine s.s,a Plaintiffs:
Miles c. sedse, William p sledse and Elizabeth HARLEY
r., .. .. - ), c,., Defendants:
formerly read and the report OF T. Mason aad n
dence order of this pronounced al The ~ ODE
TERM 1872 and argued by Counsel On
of the Court doth adudge and order that unless Matthew,
ny s ses D. n Of IL. sSarS
Chnncery to be held for the county OF Sussex III. ana
erm 1885, he aeiye Of ihe terms
Wyatt EmeIine and Lucinda their neea.s saves
expenses due and which may incurred for III and
ySs anu o o. inc aa The Court proceed
further ordered at this be published in s R,e,n
I'm. q a copy-Tes'e, L. LANIER, c. G
"a NC Rucs held in The C1--I -
mce o. Tue circuit superior Co; Of Law and Chamcr IT,
David n Jones Thomas ~ jones' m nsn a.,
iauihg ~ me ey oi Richmond, and Daniel Perkins e's
George W. Duke and Lewis Duke and other Def rant,a.:
Inc said defendants. George w. Duke and Lewis
having entered their appearance and given secu not
law and the rules Of this Court nnd appearin. rr 10
Of the Plaintiffs by Counsel is Ordered Thar os o;en
George Duke and Lewis Duke do appear before The Jnd
regular term of the said Court and answer the pIaintS I
S nnaI an sSpy % this order be forthwith, inserted
sey and posted OF the Courteous. OF ,
county on some Court day. y '"'s
,u,. ,c copy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
100 - lt-wsws
N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hanover COUNTY f;on, All
25,E, 1543. '' eoui'' hpfh
Charles p Gooda and Charles W. Dabaey Trustees f., a..
creditors of William L. White - PAM ros Tue
against 's'
Nicholas Bidde and William l. White, Defant.n,
This day came the plaintiff. by their and filed ,
bill, and II appearing 10 the Court by satisfactory evidence
the defendant Nicholas Bidd,e, inhabian of ;b Ems,
monweal'h on the motion Of the pan,i Ordered Tha,
the said defendant Nicholas Rdde pear here on he 10,
day Of July Term and III. plaintiffs said hin ~
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond Two
SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy posted the from,
of the Court house of this county. o'i
ACopy-Tests, WM. .. WINSTON, D. C. II r.
May 26 - =" 81.
ITO JACOB SHOOK, THOMAS JOHNSON ELF ,ReTT
L WINGFlELD and JOSEPH 7. WINGFIELD' III
ce that on Saturday. the eighth of July next at the ofc "
lanes Lyons In the city OF Richmond hours
A. NJ and r NJ, we shall proceed the drposions
Reuben Ford and others, to be read evidence nov AZ
pending the Superior Court OF Chanccy the Richmnd
cult, in which plaintiffs and you are dendansnGr
from any cause The said deposons commenced or be-
commenced, completed on that day we
at hc same place. from day day they are commence
and completed.
REUBEN JENKINS and
ANN i his wife,
WILLIS W. WINGFTELD
STEPHEN C. WISGFIELD
FRANCIS l.. WINGFIELD
BUSHRoD w. WfSGPIELD.
HENRIETTA WINGFIELD, by
,o ,oo B w. WlNGFiELD, her next friend.
June y, 1915 9-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30
rugs, Medicines Chemicals, Dye Su6s, Paints Oils,

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stugs, Paints, Oils,
Varnish, Windop Glass, &c, &c.
CAYNoR LYELL door above the Bell Tavern, have
" lately received fresh supply Of the above articles hso
large assortment Of FAMILY and PATENT MEDICINES, FAN
CY ARTICLES, GARDEN SEEDS, &c, &C., TO which they
would respectfully call the attention OF Merchants and Others be-
purchasing elsewhere they determined 10 offer great
inducements those who PROMPT PAY, G PURCHASE
FOR CASH. April7 ll2-wu
JAMES A. PATTEsoN, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Riehxead,
Y-W give prompt attention To sales OF all kinds Of Pro-
duce Merchandise consigned his Store Cary
street, adjoining Messrs. Caperton Crump
Oct. l8 E-w1y
n BBLs Cold Pressed Virginia CASTOR OIL, prime anti
~ Gle. For sale by GAYNOR LYELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
ARRANGEMENT.

JOUN BRAUEN, 10 Canal ST ee', would respectfully
torn he public generally that he is prepared up
his SPACIOUS and popular Saloon Creams, ee', Coffee
y.,s In stye eally and IN short
ali knds Of Refreshments usually fonad at similar establish
meqts Of the first class Families VIII be supplied at short
lies al the snn ualy low price Of six shags per quartz of
good and choice materials be found elsewhere Conec
tonary Wholesale and all kinds oil pyramids manufactured
order for private public parties gene assortment OF
NBAll articles sent out from his establishment are war
equal 10 anything OF foregn manufacture. His artists
not had the honor serving foreign poentaes but he
pledges himself his articles shall be suitable for the greatest
ms gnate OF The land die lm@m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
lin the GERMANY

FARINE DE GRUAU (GRUAU D'EPAUTRE)
lin the French Langudge) . g.,
n is more nutritious and pound of it gees IN usage as lar
as pounds Of ordinary wheat flour;
Emgraat from Europe having looked for It in vain many
wears consider delicate wholesome and money saw
ng food to use for soups puddpgs dumplings &c &c
small handful is sufficient to be boiled into two quarts OF k
or bou ou beef soup in the very simplest way OF cooking
The best physicians prescribe 1t 10 their
PATIENTS and order to be given t. chidrea IN the snaps pap
az light and very healthy diet
10 m,nf of yermiee and Macsron resii Gram
desirable requisite, they eau get the rlRht knd
The daily woudefu nsurer showing that
whatever fam y tries it. hardly do without IT.
The only General Depot fer this article the United States
at 81 Burng Slip foot of John the Eas. RIVER
New York City where be had Tor the wholesale trade
rackcd kegs oil lbs any 90 any, not less, how
ever th package. IT found its way from the wholesale
stores the lower part OF tins city 70 the tail grocer and
consuming families 2 fci,ste is sc5Si'gn 10 eveTy
body. GEO PEUSCHEh, Soie hsent
New York, November 28th 1913. dc lmfr
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CLARK, BININGER az COZIENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
IS Vesey street,
HAVING completed the agemen OF their store respect
fully solicit the attention OF their Old patrons and he pup
s ~ iS .iIr BRANDEs' WINES sEGARs LIQUORS,
TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.
Their goods particularly suitable Tor Hotels oelns seiec
ed nh great that purpose and embracing every sI
Gle requse-Segars Brandes psrtlcuIar OF choice
brands and vintage Champagnes London Porter Brown
old scotch and Irish Whskes, OILS Cheese, Macearonl and
Vermicelli. - ,,, ,,o, ,n.vo
Choice Liaueurs Preserves Brandy Fruits: Grapes Kaisins
oieed Cbocoise Currants elane Tor making Jelly in few
minutes EStrset Vanilla WAX Candles, Almonds, aud
@s Sole agents in New York for Demuths snu s dl3 Ct.
GREAT REDUCTION.
DOIJBIE ENTRY BOGK-KEEPING only Five Dollars,
THE FfRST PREMIUM awarded three consecutive years
for the best specimens Of Ohpnd Penpanshp EXHIBITED at
the sfTb inf # sss 6RfFsSaa INSTITUTE
'e '''' PENNANSIIIP
and Book Keeping 1889 Broadway. opposite John street Is
now oen during the day and evening" Tor the reception o p
The Senemen acque bold, free and e1pedtious style OF
Mercantile Penmanshp in from ten to twenty OIL oh
The ladies' are taught Epsolary hand beautiful &C
''''p''''"'A ~ - 'i OOK-KEEPING.
The system instruction pursued at ms hcsaem II h,
the result OF thorough PRACTICAL knoweage q .ne ~ an
hs e.src beias Il y .
AINLY CANSoTr B III A sooks Df 'iifhh n'A'
Ladies' Writing Class meets daily at ii o'clock
Gentlemen the day and evening" at such hou az may
best suit their convenience. -,
For sals at the Academy-A superior article OF Metallic
Pens. nzs Im &c
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To sail from New York the 25h and Liverpool on the lh
Of each month
- ~ & re

NEW YORK.
Ship SIDDONS. Captain r. b. Cobb 10Th December.
ship sHEkipAN Csptsn ppepey,tsr 2sth January.
chip ROSCIUS Captain John Collins, 2eth March
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDONS, Captain A. b. Cobb, 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, Captain F. A ,Dsgeys.eT, llh March.
Shin ROsCIUs, Captain John Collins, 1lth May,
These shrs are AL Of the first class upTaT OF 1000 TONS
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken the of their
modatons The price Of passage hence is seo for WHICH
experienced masters who will make every e,eon give se
neral satisfaction.
Neither The captains of the ships will be response
bic for letters parcels packages sent by thcm unless
gusr bills of adng signed therefor
For freight passage apply to
h. X. COLLINS CO., IS South ST., New York, or to
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool
Letters by the packets will be charged lax per single
beet 50 cents per ounce and newspapers cent each d.
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER.
BY h. sUSEis, US BROADWAY, tBAsEMENr.l


<AE~3 II. SUSER, BootmaKer and Maker of Lasts an
ss3 Elve OF Clercx OF PARIS begs leave inform his
friends and all the amateurs Of geutiemanly "chausare
that he make New YORK, with the best French ma
eas all hais so perfectly made ia Paris by his the
celebrated Bootm.ker Cerce
this side Of the Atlantic, respectfully invited Susers
Boots aud Lasts, before they despair of being chaussex
New York, after the nices latest Paris fashion,
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Vamish sold.
MOI m en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
Vol. TX, No. 33o-Whole No. 1857.
To the Public.

TIE NEW YORK HERALD-daiy newspapcr-puo.
Lshed every day the year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor 81 20 per an
num--postages pad-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD--pubshed every saturday
morning 81 cents per copy, or 50 II per annum-
hostages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation oil
the Herald Is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in his city
or the word and u.s. therefore, the best channel for business
u,sn in the citu or country Prices moderate in ad
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
Price and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
FnotarI1on or THE Herald ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND ORES

- CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
TBOOTS-Tbe subscriber makes order Boots Of the
uabove descriptions Of the finest quality OF French Calf
~ skin in the latet style very reasonable prices Gem
who been in the habit Of paying prices
for inferior articles requested to call and be convinced
their interest in purchasing at this store
Drawings being taken OF the feet aud pair or Lasts kept for
each customer there is difficulty in getting and
easy TIT.
Constantly on hand large assortment Of ready made Dress
81 to Sc per pair Over Shoes ;af Boots Dancing Pumps
Shippers, sc a. equally ,,w nri;ces
JOIN L. WATKINS, III Fulton street,
do lm'e. between Nassau and Dutch streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

o,,,o p ,,,rp AT Wheeling, on "Wednesday,
~, 49, &C. Toe, of water in the channel AZ fu.
burcb ON Wednesday at r. NJ the River had e'sM 'ee'
of water in the channel and was rlsins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18
e. BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

TVNINCtIuIIy lnIOrTnI ms tflrndh
the public that he has commenced the
line No. Nassau street. where he will thankfully receiye
and faithfully execute all orders hersy b favored with
most reasonable terms for cash ty71r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

D TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, US

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY. ";
Ii. aStsasicD 81 Citizen. and strangers, visiting city ri.
splendid collection Of single Or IL groups
beauty and accuracy Of cannot be o
The American Institute its late e,kei ION awarded Mr.
grouping general effect: which but another proof Of the
Mr. White in New York for tn. very superior
imported German Canara and at no other establishment IN
N B-impoIed enin Capara' also French "a and Amsri
c en- Fohns Materials &c., always on hand for
sale at he very lowest prices. nj sn,m
GSoREb Ged3EhX FL rAT n.
T ssS u T$::s
and Flanka Ias as the he %G.
faas having esn ssy charged and improved
heIas. b taken here Gin any w s. the
sequeny need sit for an inferior keness ON the
's' of alsdy by pros.o, Glamb finest
thing Of the kind we ever WITNESSED qet .Gis
Plsa csse, Sc s any swef
rates than by any other manufaetory dl2 INN
pAGuERREoyTitY5hPAks f EhsyTEAaAbLIsHMENT,
-. EXCHAGE BUILDING ROOMS 20 AND g.
Appatu. aze and small
with lenses made according to Professor Petzvas
SUPPLY Of be-. plates and chemicals which he
e e%n s1S as
White BTSsdTay New KEN K;5smd r Ha1Vt hs
Boadbet, Esq, for the Southern States. VIM West ESQ.,
Cinrinnati, Ohio. -. - il, ----.--.
All communications (po.t pad) and orders aee9mpaSnssd
with remttances will be promptly attended to and should De
directed to WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM,
oil 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
CHEAP CASH TRIAILONG ESTABLISH
MENT.
ao4 PEARI.STREET-LATE 1903 BEEKMAN-STREET
TIE Subscriber well known for the eheapness and a., daa6
his work. desires inform hs patrons ana the pup
c that he is now to the economical tendency Of the
times making the best quality at reduction
from former and less, believed by
twenty pc than Of the same quality are made by
the cheap houses in this city 800 :
In order that gentlemen may understand what is meant by
chapness the following bill Of submitted to their con-
with guarantee that the goods shall be OF the INST
nate quali,-, end the fit unexceptonable.
Superior West Of England Cloth Coats ....$2 to 16
Pants Of black or fancy double mied cass'. 3 TO
Vests of silk, satin, &c 80. ....' 2H to
prices:- ..<.
Pants and Vests -. Ia to IN
Superior Beaver Oyercos;s from sis TO SEQ ,,orrr
do imsr JOhN mutual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

N NEW STYLE OF CHILDREN'S VELVET CAPS
and Boys Cap Of the latest fashion which he
among which may be found gentiemsns cloth, velvet
style OF glazed and line Also hand large supply
Of mole skin silk and fur hats, OF beautiful nsh for sale
low -.
Fancy FursAso, constantly hand large Of
Muffs and Fur Trimmings for sale very low prices.
NB-The Caps ofthe subscriber took the premium at the
late Fair Of the American Institute
WIN. BROWN,
n3n im*r l26 Chatham ST. opposite Roosevelt.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL THE LADIES:
A GIFT FOR L II f III o l. ID A >,
Elegant, appropriate aud UscfM
W.T. @'TI' VT WV VI


LADIES' TAND-BOOKS
OF NEEDLEWORk,
'iPsr" ee 3 eens or 50 for aat the 'S Series
No IEBABY LINEN,
Containing plain and ample instructions for the PREF araon oil
an '"''"' Ne. a@PLAIN NEEDLEwoRK,
Containing instructions in the PREPARATION Of b2dy neln
aoa tie and Ct
O''dns No. s&F F.IlHSs 9l Ss;EIeEE6SIEwoRK
9ss o useful E
Mo- o.r"EMBRoIDERy ON MUSLIN AND TATTING.
asrncon. in Lacew ork-Em1 robbery in gold thrad-Tat-
No. t-KNITTING, NETTING AND cRoTCHET.
Gus AN Epiks
Mt,aS' n
se sP
CIcaks.,B9y.' Gloahs ;,Pipng-Plaits, Sc.
corner of Nassau and Beesman streets.
~ y Z Y 4 ( i Ho y 7 J G GET Ek
N' TIE Effev pHc EftSR, l1'' BfB SaEE'S
OLD AND new NEW TTIEssTAMENrs,
With full Marginal References,
NEW HND BEAGfif6L NAP 81 PALESTINE
FAMILY RECORD, an AP%sofkAvEp ON STEEL.
Published and for sa wholesale and retail OF -
j. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall.
dill 3wrs corner Nassau and beekman streets.
"A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving and Printing Es-
tabshment John street to No Beekma9 street,
oyeioy's Hotel) opposite the Brick Church. New York
Wedding Visiting Iuvtaon aud Professional Cards, execut-
ed in the first sly of thu art regards the sS1eorty O. TIE
ancy the cards, Persons furnishing their own Gard Plates
can have printed the approved and fashionable
style of Cards. at reduced prices. dS lm'r
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever at the
w Toy Store 23 Centre street. two doors above
Grand street. opposite Market Families aud strangers
wishing Toys for the holidays will do well to call before pur-
'e 2}3 CENTRE STREET.
Also full assortment of China Glass and Earthen Ware
Il Oa.ytll le
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

NAYS SHEET RUBBER OYER SHOEs,E23 Maiden
IL Lane Experience has proven that leather sole cen oe
the Of wearing These over
have already THROWN into leather shoes and
ns and 10 which The water proof boot is fast tending a
furnished by the Roxbury lndia Rubber
Maaan Lane OF quality surprisingly pesct enu ~.
better than being made by other
trade The patent quilted slipper Over shoes anu poo
furnished only tEs establishment. Every ar,ice aFei
ua 10 the rabber business for sale made 20 oder
"s =" N' -"''' HORACE II. DAY,
Successor to the Rorbury y n C,
"A, ,n., ~ % Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

FRENCH CHINA.
No. A SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stain
A DALESME, IMPORTER and Agent for Manufacturers has
n. always on hand large ct tin}er and tea sets
plain white and silt French Porcelain as well a. dnner ana
dshes saIad bowls fruit baskets cusards and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek French and Amsf
shape. .-,:.- -. l..
old liberal and in lots to suit purchne s omec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
srsua ~ FREiGHTIS5 , For I'M, WHEELING No
undersigned for The BEL last a. FIVE We years fan md
FROM ibis CITY TO ttsburg takes this method OF informing his
numerous friends and that having made extensive ar
for forwarding merchandise via railroads and
wagons during the season. to the Wess he : noy pre-
baltimore and Cumberland Ptsburg via Philadelphia aud
the Chambersburg Railroad All goods entrusted to his care
will be forwarded without any delay and at the lowest current
Of the above points on the ohi9 River Also
through in three DAYS Baltimore Wheeling, making in
all days from this city Wheeling The business will be
VIM Tyson, No. 10 Yves. street, New York ,,.,:.
Bingham Brothers, ZIG Market street, Philadelphia.
James Wilson, North Howard street, Baltimore.
Holiday Egerton, Cumberland Md
James II. Forsyth X Co.. Wheeling, Va.
YIN Bingham, Pittsburg, Pa
Goods intended the Wheeling route should be marked
New York and Wheeling Linz of James Wilson, Balt
and those for Pttsbug ginghsms Ling hsretooTs
New York Nov 90 ia !. MI fmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

MITCHELL Sec'y on strachen Scott day. l4s 70
T. Olcott, cash. on City Bank, to order Of II.
Dwight jr., b.oi0 81
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j. SCHMIDT

j. SCHMIDT,
CORNER Of Broadway and Chambers street bexs leave to
his Wine Depot ll8 Nassau street. where ne
.. The following Wines casks and bottles viIfed
and White nrdeaur aud Cce Wines Khsnsh Wines NADER
"a Sherry Port Burgupdy, Muscat and Champagne -,
Aiso-Rum, Gin. Whskey, Brandy. Extract daosyn.ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

The LATE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
Ward, of the Warren, which collapsed one OF her
aues last week at Frcepor the Allegheny river, has
furnished the Pittsburgh Chronicle with the following
additional particulars in relation to the injured and dead
MIR Bates dead. This gentleman lived above Nj
cholsons Falls and had been married six weeks before
John Lewis dead. He worked at the Great western
Iron Works, and has left family. Mr. Weaver, aesa
Supposed to be from Madison Furnace was smsie
man The following are very dangerously nlursa
James williams. is supposed this man WI d;nn;ns
is laboring under mania pofm iron, H. CrJer Nothing
Messrs Young Zimmerman Alexander C or On, Of daps
known hut their names The following are guy " n ai
49, NJ could of The firm of Jones and Gould oil rnts-
surgh Mr.. Jennings and Mr. Metrsr the engneer ne
sovs Nothing can be ascertaned as 10
IN onsn Of he collapse then superstition Captain w
.ho rome attached 10 the safety valve must nave
,nNs % AMI the engineer not finding give readily as
nce % when there was such head OF steam as there
was when he tried it, supposed the steam
as very low and the weights caused the resisance
when Captain w. went forward the hana, s srued
as were up together with the plank
The boat over to the arboard side. In consequences h
wafer ali rushed to the boilers that side leaving
starboard uc bare. The fire heated that req not anu w
the boat rightng the hue collapsed under ns ,rn
quantity Of steam generated by the water sudaeny uf"
ing on IL.
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NOTICE-R EMOVAL

NOTICE-REMOVAL.
r,,E subscriber informs his friends and the public that he
has removed from establishment 80 Bro dway 10 s OLD
stand 2N Broadway opposite 81, rapis Churcn having
so,isnent of Hits and Cars constartly on hand
2N Broadway,
Al ,,su opposite st. Paul's Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

FROM HAYTT.-The Angelina arrived Yesterday
from Port Republican formerly Port au Prince
The new Constitution IL is reported had been adopt
ed Several plans of Government had been suggested,
but none adopted. The island remained quiet. new
r,Imor comes by this arrival II is stated that the Hay
tan Government haseceiyed ovcrturcs from Great Br
taiu for certain commercial privileges for which Eng
land offers as a consideration redeem the French claims
for indemnity against the Island taking in return the
bonds of Hayti Provisions Of every description were
very plenty and in bacon and hams the market was quite
of sickness il is said exists among the shipping at the
island A number of American vessels were In port
hound TO Boston and New York-New Orleans bulletin,
ncc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

IMPORTANT CHANcERy DEcIsIoN.-Vice Chaucel-
Whttlesey has recently decided that mortgage.
at ten bearing interest at per cent per annu
given to the American Life Insurance and Trust Conpa
nv Of Mary upon loan of sterling bonds oftha Com
many at five years. bearing interest OF hye per
cent per annum issued Office kept in the city oil New
York void LIST For usury. ID The sterling ponds
being issued bearer contrary to their charter 80 The
sterling bonds being evidences debt issued to be loaned
in violation Of the restraining laws ofthis State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

- ANTLHUMBUG STORE!-LIyEAND LET
NFN LIVE. the old exclusive Boot Store No. Ia
chatham sne twhere the odoys practice of calling
Proof Boots manufactured in this city best a and
warranted at sices ranging from three dollars being
some two dollars lower in price than generally obtained
Equality considered ia this city. n26 5w.r