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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

Attle same time and place mentioned in the foregoing notice,
and by virtue Of a subsequent deed, executed Ia me, as Tru--
Tee, b! James y. Srmplr, dated tie 18th Of March, l-l3, and
Of record in the county OF New Kent, | shall sell, Al public auc
ton, thr residue of Tie Saves remaining after satisfying thr deed
mentioned in The above notice; also, that very desirable Tract OF
Land ali residence called CEDAR HILL, beautifully situated
on the %flmrukcy river, two miles above New Kent Court house,
and cortainin. ABOUT su0 ncrrs. more or less. hein. u highly eligI
bic location fr 4 professional man, together with all The House
held aud Kitchen Furniture. whIrii Is new aud III good order.
and all III. Farmin. Utensils, Stocks Of Horses, Mules, Hogs,
Cattle, sheer, SC, and crops of every kind, conveyed ny tie
said decl.
7tras ef SG,G-Cash for the Negroes; the other Personal Es-
tat" on q credit Of nine months for all sums over ten dollars
under that sun, cash. For the land, one. fourth of The purchase
money in cash, the residue in Two cqra! annual Instalmenis, with
interest rom the sale, and secured 10y a deed oil trust on the pre-
misses, and bonds with good personal security.
JNO. q. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Oct. G i3-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

Trust Sales IF Iaiuai'e Land, Staecs and other Person
al Esaie.
ID virtue Of a deed of iiust, made To the subscriber as Tms-
- tcr, 'of The benefit ii W. -. Vest ! Go, dated the Goth june,
lcH, AMI recorded III the county of New krnt, and 10y The re
quest and consent Of the parties concerned, >lIaii sell, at public
auction, Tor cash, on the JJii ny Of November next, at Cedar
Hin" ABOUT two miles from New Kent Courthouse, So many of
the Slaves conveyed By the said dc-d, (iortS ,foIi IN number.
young and very likely n may he necessary To pay the amount
due anC expenses OF sale.
GEO w SOUTIIAII. Trustee.
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CONFECTIONERY.

OhEAMS, ICES, JELLIES, &c. Nc. DC.
WHOLESALE AMP RETAIL, a. Reduced Prices at -
lnetor Of the above old establishment for the last years.
grateful for the patronage hitherto received from his friends
aud desiros 70 merit continuance Of IT, respectfully informs
them aud the public generally that he now ready to supply
merry ~ all its branches such quantities they be pleased
possibility.
The extent and elegance Of his saloons Tor IN, reception Of
pressly Tor the Of families together with the acknowledged
superiority Of his Creams Jeie Ices, Confectionery and re-
irsments generally well known and too generally
preciaed to require commentator by advertisement
BY maintaining for his establish the superior reputation
which he has pains and built mp for hopes
10 secure continuance OF the extensive patronage he has here
tosre been favored with and give the universal saac
ton 10 all who favor him with their custom
Creams Jellies, and Ices, IN forms, at 6s quart.
Orders 10 any part Of the city free Of expense,
jy9 lmsec
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Domestic News.

THK LATE SroRM-The effects OF the storm on
Saturday night were felt severely in New jersey
Bridges in the neighborhood of Hackensack, which
had brayed all the perils of an existence OF halt
century, were swept away, and much injury done
TO entertainments Near Darby, Pa, freshst &C.
CURED, whose disastrous effects are thus described
in Philadelphia paper;-
In the evening the waters Of the creek common
csd rising and at o'clock a dwelling on the old
Baltimore turnpike, near kelley's Mills was swept
away together with the inhabitants, a woman and
her foar children, the bodies Of whom, with the ex
ception OF one OF the children. found this morn
ing, about mile and half below on the mea-
dows; since which time understand the other boz
dy has been recovered. At quarter before nine,
the dam above Darby gave way, and the reslstless
torrent came sweeping down, carrying with It the
stone bridge at this place, and most unfortunately
purylng In the runs two young men OF the village,
josiah Bunting, Jr., and - Founders. Ourvici-
nifty Is wrapt IN gloom, and although the most siren
uous exertions have been made for the recovery OF
the bodies, both among the ruins OF the bridge and
along the banks Of the creek, up 10 this time, two
O'clock, no traces Of them have been found. For
some miles below the town remnants OF furniture,
DRIFT wood, &c. strew the banks OF the creek.
GALE ON LAKE ERK.-On Friday night last, a
very heavy gale swept over Lake Erie, creating
great damage among the shipping in port, and foun-
derlng many vessels at sea.
The brig Major, Oliver, encountered the gale off
southport she sprung aleak, and her pumps get
cheked by the wheat getting through her sealing
she run for Chicago, and in attempting to get in,
struck on the bar, where she lay pounding Tor two
hours, and but for the gallant intrepid and praise
worthy assistance OF Capt Munson, OF ship Superior
and his crew, she would have sustained very mate
nal damage, but was got in port, and now dscharg-
Ing 10 repair damages sustained.
The N G. Baldwin fetched up on the bar, but
finally pounded and fell 10 leeward OF The south
pier where she lost her rudder and sustained some
damage, but by the ready assistance OF the crews OF
vessels IN por', she was SGT IN, making coBsdera-
bic water.
Schr Toledo, loaded with wheat and flour, In con-
sequence OF the gale run Tor Chicago, struck the
bar, aud pounded SO much as 10 spring aleak, was
gotiu wan much difficulty, where she sunk in nine
ieet water, cargo very much damaged.
Schr. Caledonia in the gale sprung her mainmast,
but safe In port, where she will have TO remain
until she gets new one from ST. Joseph
NAvAL.-The United States brig Boxer, Lieut..
Bullus commanding, sailed from Nassau, N. p, on
the 18th ult., on a cruise.
THE STEAMSHIP PRINcEToN.-This vessel, which
is being built al the Navy Yard Philadelphia, under
the direction OF Captain r. F. Stockton, will be
launched in about two weeks.
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SHIRT MANuEACTORY

AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE
go MAIDEN LANE-Just received the latest and most
"" approved rench pattern shirts A general
shirts under garments, hosiery handkerchief &c
Shirts and under made order aud repaired
short notice For sale 1000 skeins black and light dyes
ing silk. WIN. COLLINS.
jy2O 26dys
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT-OFF WARD
ROBECentlemen families DESTROYS converting
left OIL apparel cash. obtain for the the
To families and gentlemen quitting city or changing
dence having supeuous effects dispose of will find
much their advantage
tend them al Their residence by appointment
No. John st. and 144 Varick ST. New York
A line through the post ohce or otherwise, will receive
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. jy7 1msec
ITO MANUFAC TURERs AND DEALERS IN
WOOBDENS.-Henry Migeon, Finisher of Cloths, Cas-
slmeres Satnets &c corner OF Laight and Washington
n w respectfully informs the manufacturers and dealers
Woollens that his establishment successful
ton and that he prepared to with pomptness all
de IN his line that be conded him. OF his
workmanship be application the
annexed and whom he has liberty TO refer He
also refers the following remark upon his workmanship
THE GOLD MEDAL
has been awarded II. Mgeon for the most beautifully
exhibition the Institute have thus become their testimony
The perfection of the by which Mr. Mgeon has augmented
OF the most important of the manufacturing wealth
OF the United States by adding at rtng cost from
TO fifteen the value of the cloths submitted
his process Of finishing and preparation The brilliant finish
the pursued by Mr. Mgeon Manufacturers and
porte will do well TO acquant themselves by personal exam
nation with the merit Of his invention.
REFERENCES
Halsted Haines * Co., 81 Nassau street
Lambert & Wolcott, 63 Pine street
w. &. Langley X Co., 81 Pine street.
Wilson Butler < Co.. q William street
ID. BRIGHAM, 90 Pine ST.
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SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

ENORMOUS quantities of these popular medicines are sold
LIdung the year. and still the demand constantly
ing. In five years the Doctor has gone from few pounds up
to 81 in year. and where will conceive
While Shermans Lozenges pleasant that children cry
for them they wonderfully efncent they would not he
patr3nized by our Tohies citizens for
Bum Esd deputy register Rey Mr. Dnpbsr ofthe Mcpau-
Anthony Of the Oneida Conference Hon. Senator rche Col
like high respectablity.
Shennans Worm Lozenges-Tested in a million of
and acknowledged by the medical faculty to be the only
safe and certain worm destroy medicine the world They
prescribed daily by nearly all physicians. Sherman
Lozenge alone have repuationhe Doctor member OF
the Medical Society and skilful practitioner
Shermans Camphor Observation-Disclosures sickness, pal
pitation owness of spirits and dependency cured few
by them They have been fully proved in multitude
of and known fail.
sheans Cough Lozenees allay all tickling irritation of
the throat or promote expectoaton and the most
Harvesting cough cold in day. also asthma and whoop
ing cough and tightness of the chest Consumption has
peedy been not only relieved bu, efectua cured by she
Sore Nipples positively cured by Sheman's Papillary Oil.
Sold at LOG Nassau and sold by agents. SO Bowery
n East Broadway 22l Blocker 7 Hudson street. Rush
Aspinwall New York; l39 Fulton street, Brookyn j.
Van York, SO Chestnut Philadelphia; DR.. Reed Gay
and Saratoga Baltimore; Thomas la Main Cincinnati
Ohio; A. Gahrie, Stanwix Hall, Albany; e. Dyer Jr AZ
Westminster Providence; Reddng State Boston
INDh lmr
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DIX. THOMAS' SPECIFIC PILLS

WHEN many suffering in consequence of certain de-
w lcate disease remaining long time uncured becomes
upon such complaint from the system enough
the possibility of its leaving weakness deb
ty ncurabIe functional arrangement the affected
Ii has long been subject OF consideration with the
medical faculty discover medicine combination Of
medicines, that would fail the pain
and inflammation and at the time specific
in the subject to this complaint The peculiar
and Of the parts render very important that
the medicine used restore them should contain nothing liable
do by simply the external evidence OF dis
before the disease itself entirely removed from the
and thus ul the fears of the patient into ncied security
be awakened at future day to the alarming
Dr. Thomas specific pills will speedily and safely cure the
complicated and Of this disease by removing
mulating the organs o a natural and healthy action.
Any accustomed the long and tedious well as
pleasant required with other remedies will be asonshed
find their complaint pleasantly and safely removed
aud the restored perfect and natural action
liable be disturbed by the weakness and debility usually
left after the of this complaint.
AgenAt 70 Fulton street Gold; II East Broadway
Market street and 273 Broadway Chamber street
Price 81. jy26 lmsr
GLANDS STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID, for taking
~ out spots of pitch paint oil and stains Of all kinds
nrng the color texture This valuable chemical prepare
will thoroughly eradicate soil stain from the finest
well the fabric almost nstantaneousy 1t should
be house and ones and those who
give trial take pretty good keep supply hand
having found out its usefulness they would not think
of being without II.
To be had of C. A. Baxter 900 Pearl street. stairs Of
Wood Morrison, 200 Greenwich street, .E New York,
and almost all reputable druggists in town aud country =,
and observe the label each pha signed by the proprietor
in his own handw rng
Also may above Stands celebrated compound Ala.
ing tan feckles pmplss bloches whitening and cleaning
the skln &c. Jyl3 lmsrc
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PROCREATIVE ELIXIR AND POWDERS
FOR STERILITY


THE Undersigned has the pleasure that he has
SH saa & s,sT ,6s Of s s '
Of nesansaee psin and difficult me".acn in.
% 81 e %y ss and r sss t.
S % fifty
bso oG ws sneess as e it,, d Ss such has
termed s5ery in fact since BY the this
a eu ni5 IN
Pre- be only drssd STATE Of tn, within
SS
T6s Of he s.i,ne. Sf false de
ss it. ms IF a, % s
causes misers affecting the human family thereby
discover the means of copeng happiness where before mi
Ten e '9i RI s
the future but oom dolae e and barren
in lfe prospects objects and ends attribute why
~
S he @ %s between ha.
sms as To s ana m soS s
',s called perform Sr her SRd
nothing Ara siel when
a When s
,as eG%f IF fessi MS%
s deemed
By Rs
body and yigorting the generative
cheering the mind envenns the spirits and engenderng
free full and healthy circulation Is gea. celebrity is fully
the American public. The inventor the famed and
Justly celebrated NJ Desomeaux of Paris is well known
functions by the Of the Elixir and require
hundred thousand bottles and packages sufficient evidence of
its usefulness, and the estimation in which it is held
&c
for preparing All letters be postpaid and directed
DR. +. MELVEAU, Box /" "a"
jylS lm%r Office Liberty st..
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE would inform his friend; and the public that
he has lately taken the Exchange Hotel No. rs
street in the city OF New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and efunished elegant and
dious and in about the establish
ment his greatest desire has been to furnish every Ihpg % M
spirit of the requires for public aNor Us
location the Of the city and convenient
the points OF arrival and departure Of the seamooat anu
the business and travelling copmnnty The a. the same time
He has been fortunate TO secure the services OF MT
Pheps of who will be the
nrncna manager which of itself he feels confident will be
The hest that can Offered that every thing will be
entire satisfaction 10 those VINO snail
A MIN ~ V.B. RYERSON,
Na,. yorl JnIv % 1919 az lmsrc
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H0DGES' CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERtSs;;E.
These biters highly recommended by the medica "a
Guilty OF Europe restorative for the appetite and are aso
positive cure for fever and and be obaned al al "
principal hotels in the United States. -. -.
Sold wholesale only No ia Fulton street. one door from
Dutch st. Price 81 per gallon. :,
S-Coy Merchants requested to call ana examine
for themselves. ,r,u 49,.
Agents for Boston, Mass Messrs Blake d T,gmerl cor
Milk aud Federal sts for Providence MI p, Tpm
Mo- 30 Essex u, '"sm'W
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PEACHES FOR SALE


Subscribers have for sale about SIX Thousand Baskets
OF Peaches, on orchards growing in Delaware These
orchards are three and four years old the all budded and
OF the best assorted kinds and uncommonly fine for this
neighborhood The fruit, think, will compete with any
tina, may 20 into any market We offer to sell them by the
basket delivered the wharf Delaware City, other
contract.
orchards and subscribers Delaware City, Delaware. All
communications must be post paid. JOHN &. CLARK.
jy27 3w'r WIN. ID. CLARK
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA
PAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA.

POSSESSES few advantages enjoyed by any other
medicine of all sexual diseases and which
must withI enlightened public render i assudy highly
popular and desideatum long sought for the medical
world 1t needs confinement change OF diet i its
proved form of paste is entirely taseess, and
unpleasant sensation to the patient
1t has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part Of Eu
faculty medicine and recommended by the most eminent Of
the profession Prepared by j. b. Thorn, chemist, London
and for sale wholesale and retail by
JAMES TARRANT, 266 Greenwich street,
of Warren
Also at Park Row and SIG Broadway, 1863 Broadway, Az
Broadway of Lispenad street. 29 Broadway Of
Walker street. jy Is lm%m
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON KENNETH.

NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS,
THE NEW YoRK HERALD--A daily paper, issued every
morning oil the weckice TWO cENTs per copy. Country
subscribers furnished at the for specific peroI
remittance in advance. No paper unless paid adj
vance.
THE WEEKLy HERALp-Issuad every Saturday moruno n,
ten oclock-price SIX AND QUARTER CENTS copy-fr-
nished to country subscribers at ~ - per annum
CoRRf requested TO address their letters 10
tiers ON business must b postpaid, -"
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wi Midwife offers her professional ladies Of
this city and Having had long experience and
sprses ladies the point of confinement those suffering
be happy afford comfortable temporary her
dence where they always have the best medical
and the most matrony and nursing if preferred will
wait aud attend them their houses until perfectly
covered Madame c. particularly begs impress the minds
of the delicate that she ofciaes personally in
that hesitation or dread need never be appehended. .
N B-Madame Costello would inform ladies residing of
the city whose health would admit Of travelling that she
would devote her personal attendance them of
the United States within. reasonable distance
Madame C. be consulted at her residence 81 Lspenard
all times and with the strces regard the wishes of
her patients All post paid
Inkr
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.

me hOSS o. Feet and Legs no hndrance to the act oil
walking--JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c
respectfully informs the public that he has removed from PHI
laieiphia to NO 42 Waer OF Pike New York
City where he continues manufacture Artificial Limbs
plan the most correct and least complicated having through
necessity invented made and artificial leg for forty
years. and been manufacturer for thryye years feels conf
dent OF giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
Hands, Arms, or the common wooden Leg.
az ms m
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ROOMS TO LET.

TN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
The Subscriber having fitted up this establishment,
the public and grateful for the very liberal patronage al
ready bestowed him. trusts by his exertons to please for
continuance of it,
He beg inform them that he has still double and
three single occupied which he will let terms low
suit the times if immediate application be made and will
be happy accommodate wishing enjoy the beauty
and advantages of this place.
The situation of the most desirable the Terrace
Having fine large bathing house directly 'front.' the
bosd enjoy that luxury with the greatest convenience
and pleasure.
The steamboats, ply constantly throughout the DAY and
from New York. GEORGE PIERIS,
BelmontHouse New Brighton.
June oath. 1919. 40
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BOARDING REDUCED.

WALTON MANSION HoppsEls2s Pearl street, Frank
return thanks their and the public in general for the
liberal support they have received for several the
above hotel and hope by strict attention business
connuance of vors the propeors having reduced the
prices OF TO % cents per day or two dollars fifty
Of the city being conyenent to the Albany Boston and Pha
Bristol packets The above house needs comment
large yard with fine spring water with every requ
site to make comfortable In fact the above house combines
more comfort in its line of business than any other in the
city The senior propretor being always the premises hs
will attention paid his guests only by himself
but by his and Ales spirits Sc
glass. Fine London and Dublin porter in draught and
bottle.
P S-Prvae rooms for families. No charge for storage
B-No connection whatever with the Walton House next
door Pm
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY,
IRA, C. CASTLE, REMOXED !, TO ssi BROAD.

filing dseayed hollow teeth be put the most tender aer
s
psIs,vns ,sr5S painful and useless &c ar,sisy
AIG dc sasesen " most eS
% II sGs rs ca Ser Ts s Posi-
admirably adapted ioE sr !ssIh and
I;s
fss" The most eminent gentlemen Of the sSsa psssu
s9 Ss 81 which, a, '
IS {Sss ff"9fi.iik
.s Ii e. 10: q T:s b
the Indians: Fd from Lsa
i%ps1'sns slay
%Sss
@ s
sssi'S $::a;P' T s. HieS'
= VIZ S s'seiE; +
OssEss gSSss o s 'F Sg wsf9s
cleaning ;hs teeth and gums healthy
mouth Thethr from dscayed teR from %'S deranseS
It Is designed to be used with tooth brush and will be found
the necessity Of powder keeping clean
particularly useful spsSsy gums restoring .sf
Them % 1a d The se to and san
from exposure to cold il will be found highly beneficial
particularly seryceabe the Os Tooth Wash night
just before retiring This method is recommended by
s BY Ss al S % m mas
kept through the night clean sweet and healthy
of humanity but how neglect the attention neces
needed Among these know of pleasant
eectua than the Os Tooth Washt cleanses and WIFI
teeth strengthens the gums purhes the mouth and
the breath We recommend its to all young and
DID, Boston Morning Post
The Ois Tooth Wash is the best detergent used
ename.-( Boston Transcript
~ Ia h,th c;nald in the mir
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

MADAME COSTELLO-Female Periodical Pills-Guar.
" anteed every where the monthly periods have be-
eguar from colds &c Their certainty Of action has
long been by the medical and hun.
is sometimes to their though they contain
medicine detrimental to the constitution Advice given gratis
all those who the Pills. by Madame Costelo "a Lispe
nad street Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 box IVES lmsr
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'NHE, PP0LLoWiNG REMARRS WILL PLACE BE-
ChE ne pnehc dJec most deepiy interesfing tacfs-
leGue occurrence ana en eI,as an persons rho are not
IN me ea acare q neIt that re!y erroneous notion
peegs LeTefuns Sutcure 1nd hM gnordM adcetstns
Ueope ahe ooa adrdntage the erroneous nonon mem
ea mere a,e hrse particular c,rcnmadnces ey phch
ne cure Of Structure is certain free from PAIN and general
" Va So d q, H. f Se,y F Ill., nme
well known that Structure Is the result Of badly treated
" on from h u, an na nh saneisa 10 cont,
there i no pain or IN slee5 and therefore It
0, It 10 remain ,naenn,sy, But IL should oe
sage which naturally terminates in hickenng and this thick
h H. pe & Or 1.;er OF ne Passage Is anu ie
liner tn f ougn scfre may nu remain nnnotced l9f
cause serious not only Of sexual but those
But what especially leads the attention of from this disorder
rs the aea at structure cannot exist SO long as no mpe
often exists for without producing
sx.ns rmmse Y, is ,eSsiTe. ha s "a h , " %
and Is TO prevent TINS very state hat these remarks are pub
s Th ADVANTAGE b,sr which ;nor,n, d,sr,;s;n, r.on,s
take Of hi: very cruel Every body Know:
thew Will sell Their nosms s o"s as anv one NH bav b
NoM i is fact and one which real physician will in
alone can never cure str;ctpre In prnof o his no,b"m
more common than for The Wr;ter 70 he conued nv erons
@ wbo ana On n sne he 9r many months
W;, many y asys or nvr,;n hs. ;roo, h.roc,r. :;
seems des;rabis 70 ,v beo Shp @ ne'e ;
s.s;, jon ny ,r ihonb h may w hnowh W,cn can pe
s aphe Ior aougn tine % o, h disease are @
be stated very brey-they the following The first relates
TOT u.xx,. ., r,,...o,,, ,. hoo, ,,,,ar .,;,,,.
stream need not be much Diminished or impedd Bu observe
b,b p ep nea sS ~. clothes are , i,,
Tur Tr 'o nsnaa,,n ., s,,c"rr ne next
II i dcnIt 10 sav how ia"g onorb@a or elect NAV RIM