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~ OTiCE-l John Grounds Of George Grounds deceas
~ ed Roanoke county, Virginia. who has been absent from
Ills county and not heard from by his friends
vet living and VIII inform Lewis Ckle David Myers OF his
residence they will communicate facts TO him
which will be worthy Of his attention.
Jan. u e0-WIWf
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DaINTIEG INK.-we shall have Constantly OF l%. M.
sappy of Johnson & Durapts best Printing !5hi 81 ~
prices. u,
Enquirer Office, March 10, 1919.
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rBrU ZACHAkfAH GOODMAN and THOMAS l. Goouyl,
Esqs:-Take notice. that shall, Friday, the "a
March, el3, between the hours Of g, a. NJ, aud r. ~
Store.ousr Of pamore Daniel In Cumberland county,
MA take the dcposiIioGs OF Eppa Hnbson, Richard H. I
Nathaniel Osborne Thomas shel and others, be real
dencc in pending in tie Circuit Superior uu,
and Chancery Tor Prince Edward county, IL which Hlsh
Goodnna is plaintiff and Thomas l. Cootman and eth. "a AZ
PENDANTS. THE TRUSTEES
OF the Upper Appomatlox Compln,
FarmyiIIe Ian Al 1874.
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ArPI.ES

A CATALOGUE OF FRUIT TREES, GRIPPE PAA,ES, Sc,
mond by JAMES VIA.
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NEW HUS1NESS.-Underthe same firm OF F. & j. :. - !,
co, the subscribers will continue do f lhr "'
themselves and The Estate Of Joseph g. James, deceased
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSHES, c
and now offer for sale abou, y thonsad d. Rer. rera q
most OF which are seasonabe, and very cheap, having o
chased nj the low prices within The past year. Ne
expect TO make such additions Their present sock i'
and The Isl April next may 10 them desra,r
EDWIN JANE,
lst February, 1913 -
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ID osToS will stand the approaching Spring, at my Stable
- Spring Gove Hanover Particulars hereafter lie will
pa. through this place stand from Col W. X Jonsons
and he shown Capitol Square, II o'clock Friday the
l7iii inst. WAL. Il" VIII ="
p.rl,Unnd erh February. 6S-3t
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From The -. y. Hercid, FEB. e.

Decision cfMe Court Of Enquiry on Commander Mae
ken-cs Case.-We have just received from special
correspondent ut Washington, q corrcc. copy of the
written opinion ofthc late Court Of Enquiry, Commo.
dore Stewart, President, in the case Of Commando
Mackenzie, and hasen to give 10 our readers with
as Little delay as possible:
U. S. Sur NORM CAnnLis.,}
Jan Goth 1873
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STOCKToN'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-joHS
- WAYT DESrisr, has just received from the above cef
manufacturer complete assortment 0pthe most be,Th IN
that have been brought this ry, and which, an
constitutes admirable imitation Of tie natural teeth,
surpassed.
Those who wish 10 have artificial teeth inserted ana ~
interested respectfully invited TO cali aud examine th
specimens of his work.
j. g. w. continues, rs heretofore, 10 perform all operate
The prevention and cure of diseases in the teeth and e
fce ON the square immediately above the Banks, Slain
R.ftreaee.-M Clarke ~. D., George Watson, u. D.. s.
Deane, NJ d., z. H. Carmichael, ". d.. Rob W. Hawai-, y
Thomas Nelson NJ. d. James Bolton, 81. d. J. A. Cunning
NJ ID. Sept. .5-wt
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IINAL NOTiCE-Boug bound 1T 10 close my agency 81
The late firm of Lye Johnston Iye all persons indebted
hereby notified that prompt settle
be made by them, all claims, tsat DISCRIMINATION, will be
pat ed in suit. LEWIS HILL. Agent.
EchnonJ Feb 1873 S7-w5W
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THE Annual General Meeting of The Mutual Assurance So
cey against Fire buildings of the State of Virginia. will
be held their Office city of Richmond Monday,
9th Of February, al O'Clock, p ~
J. RUTHERFORD p A.
S7-WlWS2lwIw
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In the United s:ae. cosr tie Eastern District Of "
FshrTIfs 9Th, Ici3:
CaLEB II. BAKER, individually and one Of The H.. .
- Of Caleb II Baker and William l.. Baker, partreI. =,
In the name Of e. H. & ". l.. Baker, of the city o Re-
having hled petition praying that lie may he declared
rnp IL Is Ordered, that all persons claiming Re eS
the said Caleb H. Baker show the Court on The -
of March next, why the said Caleb n. Baker be not .
Bankrupt pursuant to the act Of Congress in that bra
copy OF order he published in the newspapers
the a2nd and Gath Rules Of Court.
Copy-Tesie,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-14

YOUNG MAN, qualified teach The minor branches Of the
n English Language, and the Latin Languages usually
wishes procure situation Teacher. Letters,
dressed 10 A. C., Sssofoo, Hanover county va will be
tended TO-
Jan. 81 s4-w3Yt
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In United Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
January 10th, 1913.
fETTfAM n. EDNONDS of the county of Fauquer, having
w filed petition praying that he may be declared Bankrupt:
is Ordered That all persons claiming be creditors Of the
said William B. Edmond show the Cour the 18th
day of March next why the said William b. Eanonda be
declared Bankrupt the Of Congress that be-
half aud thar copy Of this order be published in the
pers according o The .2nd and 9th Rules OF Court.
a Copy-Tes;e,
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
lar
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Farmville Jan. 81, 1918. - ''S' ''''''',''' &

old WINES AND LiQUoRS-Also GROCERIES, /,
" aver; large and general assortment Of old Wines
qors part which have kept hand, improving Tot
years and said be % years old My Groceries
fair comparison with the best In the city, may rs;
quality and price and caIefuncss in putting OF them up
old Wines and Liquors will be found most beneficial
servaton Of health, when moderately aud iudciotsy u
Should any one found increduous, have f
mistaken belief, PLAIN matter Of fact assertion k
enquire, call on the SUBSCRIBER who has heen ccuIls
Grinker during the last 20 years of his lf and
uncle who lied few years ago the State OF N-w los
07 years: and he -ei Lrora TO be arnkin. f.! s
day he left Ferentosh. then 4 stripping.
Aug 90 3i-wly WIN WALLACE
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OCrST HILL FOR sALE-The subscriber. having deter
IL mined 10 the West offers for sale, by private
tract the Tract of Land which he lives miles North Of
Louisa Cent house. on the waters of Hickory creek III healthy
and agreeable nshbcood and containing eight hundred and
twenty acres, with comfortable dwelling houses and other
hoises good apple orchards and meadows The land
productive and well pied the of cofn wheat,
tobacco md c0"er Thee about hundred and fifty
Of excellent o grounds free nunaton and p-odnc
trean ample supply Of wood and timber supply the arm
Each field well waered having falling springs and
branches II br said al ;h that seldom such fam in
market, either III Louisa or tile adjoining counties.
Reference TO Ellis q Elicit, Richmond the subscbe-.
JOHN ELLIS.
Louisa, Dec. %, 1912. 67-wtf
ITO Mr.. JOHN d. PERKlNS:-You not residing in this Com
monweah. viii lie pleased TO take notice. that, Saturday,
the 4h day of March next 1884, the dwelling house Of Mathew
Man, in the county Of Gooohand between the hours Of
O'Clock in the morning and o'clock the evening shall pro-
coed take the dispositions Of George Johnson and Others
be read evidence depending the Circuit Supe
o Court Of Law and Cancc for the county of Louisa where
in pllnt and and others defendants. And IT, from
shall COMPLETE taking dispositions
day shall proceed in taking the The place he
the aforesaid, Monday the 9th day OF March,
43 ard continue from day day. until The taking OF said de-
positions shall be completed. JOHN KENYON,
Administrator of Joseph +. Kennon deceased.
Jan, 81 Si-w1T
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TN CHANCERY.-viRarSIA:-In Lunenburg Coup,y -
l2th December, 1912: ecs1
William Ellis, p.;
against "saI@
John r. Ellis, Calvin Ellis, Richard Ellis, James Se,
MEL 5. Mccormick, DEF c &:
The defendants, John T. Ellis, Calvin Ellis and Res+.I
having entered their appearance and given secnri,y u
ing the act Of Assembly aud the rules OF this Court ~
peang the satisfaction of the Court that they are
iants OF this Commonwealth. The motion of The n,
his Counsel II Is Ordered, That they appear here on
Monday in March next and file their The ar,
and that copy Of this order BIO forthwith inserted i, ~
ond Enquirer for eight weeks successfully, and po,:as
front door OF this Court. :" y
a Copy-Tese,
Dec. % 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-14

mr.. OAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEPURATIVE SYRuP
~ the OF Sc.ofula Kings Eri obstinate EIpcu.o
skin, Pmples Pustcs on tho FACE, Scaly Eup,on Ch
Rheumatism letter Syphc symptoms, and all DISORDER.
~, &c, &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used in United Sn
with decided benefit in Scrcfna, Mecurial Diseases and m
cases OF al liberated character
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-14

IN NCERY.-VIRGrsIA:-At Rules held IN tb -
Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and c,s,'
Cumberland county. on the 4th day Of September lss
Abraham a.In., h0inas aho h'oe'' s"a'''n' ralne.
James Thomas, Elizabeth Turner, Jane Bowles III. h
distributes of Michael Damrnm and Lncy his wf. 49,
and Booker Woodson, late Sheriff Of Cumberland
such, administrator with the will xed OF RchaS
deceased, Drf-rt
The defendant Jane Bowes, not having entered h., 81.
ance and given security according TO the of Asss
the rules Of this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory
that she inhabtsni Of hi. country Ii IL order,
the said defendant DO appear here the first day Of H.
March term, and the bill Of the plaintiffs ana ,
OF this order >. "nhwh in.st IN some newspaper p
the front door II he CGar hDu.r u i'll. COUNTY
hfc;9-TeI:~,
b. b. WooDsoy, h n
Jan2t ST..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-14

- y. HUDSON, Dentist, performs MI operation, on y
Ia. TEETH for their beauty ana preservation and lnr.
corrupbe teeth angy or in fun set:s The apr
plans.
Ladies and Gentlemen interested are respectfully invite
call and examine his OF teeth compsu. rierf
facturcrs.
lie also inserts Artificial Palates, designed
It's proper and sound
Refer TO Rev. Dr. Plumer Rev. DIR. Empie Hubbard clrlt
* Co., Gen. Bernard Pcyon, Or. Chamberiaync, Dr. Bt.,
brough, s. g. BAXTER Esq, Dr. K. e. Cabe General P,sr
George Watson, ~. ID.
Er Office on Main street, square above the Banks.
Dec o. Gs-v'f
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Mr.. Keiso asked 10 be discharged from serving on
select committee with Messrs. Ewing and De.
frees, owing to resolution they had passed, which
rendered It unpleasant 10 them to with HIM
Granted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-14

- cents each.
Schuyers Large Monark Gibbons very fine, Brussels Be
la Orange, excellent, Rack, very fine and
MECHANICS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09
r loud AMBER.-Thls unequaIled medicinal

r loud AAIBER.-This unequalled medicinal!
il compound warranted 10 b. efectnai remedy ioi
scas burns cuts scrOius, tstter rirg"orn
ss=Gin scald head, ulcers. BARRIERS ch and al Gissis.s
OF tli- skin from harev-r IL w also remove sun
burn tan pimples the lace &c giving 70 the cotr
p-rin white decas soinlsss that nothing else VIII I'M
part Ii for cleansing snd preserving the teeth gums aud
r,lnsr m. mouth and throat OF fever. unlya
led ForparToses Of the toilette bathing, shaving sc all
ts supremacy over every other asilcr
remove PANT, pitch. grease and the like
from SIX s @o65a or cotton without h issi da'
20 M snS rs,aiI BIZ ths PlopristorS IL John
ss son G Door opposite Thoburns Ahbe discount
allowed nose VINO p0 s4RXFR < CO Sole Propri,tors
Acsxrs-l5s Bowsry 80 Broatwy eo'aes s'Shia street.
Isl Bro.iway corner Grand STRAIT buSE corner hanetrS
butcb s. e;s WA Robertson BanoFe street Bal,i
;no.s G Fvo;hngham Brostay near e:a'
Bro,tsy corner Chambeseet Alc.'nre, 100 sa!to4,st
Bulletin Ofc- corner Beeklnan and HaSsan'steeiS D,.
- hIl-.rrt ~
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DEATH FROM THE blrE OF \ CAT.-Ihc Brock
port Sentinel mentions the dealt, OF Mrs. Johnson with
distinct and aggravated hydrophobc SYMPTOMS occasione
BY the bite OF domestic cat Mrs, Johnson passing
through the yard Of her house. having Shoes on and
ing the following her. turned and gave the animal
The cat instantly fastened upon he lett foot nicns
bites which aceraJed the SKIN about the aud
soon after dried "on her again and bit the right foot
the eXJeusor tendon. This May. The wounds soon
healed and no serious Inconvenience felt until late
September when sharp darling pains occurred IN the night
foot, extending Upwad TO the body These Increased In
violence, and finally, IN the of week. the
symptoms OF hydrophobs suIsUened, aud continued wit,
acceleratiug force until death. The KILLED iu
mediatey after the bites iulced Consequently it is
no, kaown whether IL was or was not iabd.
NAvAL.-The London correspondent OF the
Albany EveGGg Journal thar the United States Ship
Delaware, 50 Saas, Commodore Morris, Commaoder-in-
Chief OF the Mediterranean was at Naples on the 9th oil
August, gu her passage TO Palermo. All well
The Tca1ton Uutel States Bris.ot.WaI, has taken
board, a; ConsIannnope the remains OF the bfaHe aud
amen;ed Commodore Porter. who died when Minister from
The United the Sublime Porte. The Trux,oa pro
ceeds honlsward upon her special and melancholy
with all despatch.
Tn. United States Corvette Fairfield IN the roads Of
Tripoii .he Esd of August
RAILROAD TgouBLES WESr-We understand
nv c,n,Iensp who has iust returned fsou, the We, that
there was trouble on the ne OF the Toledo aud Adien rail
road growing ont OF claim held By Of the farmers
living ON the line of the read. few nights ago III
teen rods the ros up and logs piled mp pre-
vent tho progress Of the This railroad agents eadeayo
cd 10 remove the obstruclons, bat the neishtoH; farmers
bsa them of a, they did the police posse from Toledo
when our ufoun1nt left, measures hi es.n tst 10
~ nm, the Toledo vcluueer corps. itheS he far.
mers numbered aboa; hundred end all armed, ,asfe
trouble. t"e'iFSsti ~ ''''N''''
UINroRruNArE OcCuRRENcE.--On Saturday last,
young man was diving wasca Wi;en Were t"o boys
son. of NJ, slcEadden Of this place oNesa bridge scros
Hydraulic Basin nj the Paper Mil when The horse 'Ssk
fright aud sprung alto ihs bSsia i"in the "SSoa aifs
him SD relate. the boys Were dfowasi ana the
life OF the youes aan bAreI, saved. tOayicn Jour,
Suiclps.-On the Esd inst, u Young lady ma
med - George. OF Robinson township IN this county
committed suicide by eating her throat stated
the which led the the hsattread
lug ac, Heramly IS hisly respectable aad enjoyed
pctess reputation than herself anterior 10 the period
of hsr fall from Chastity. washington Pa Rep
Two Men DRowNED.-The Coroner was call
ed Yesterday the body OF Edward oaeen siagie
Isa tsaster OF Black Rock. who oond drowned III
.be harbor near Joy Y Websteis warehouse Also I'M,
oorninc TO view the body of Thomas Bates seaman who
,,as drownei the canal the packer boa, deck Bates
leaves wife and two children iBna Com. ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

PRoIEcrEp EXPLORING EXPEplrIoN TO TIE
ARCTIC REoloNs.-Capt. James Ross ii is cur
rently reported, is not long to ENJOY his ease at
home, but is shortly to proceed on another Gov
eminent expedition 10 attempt 4 Northwest Pas
sage, or at least North Polar Survey.
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THE TRIBUNE.
deferred Articles

MASSACRE OF THE HISTORIAN CHRISTIANS
We regret to find full confirmation Of the sad
intelligence before received OF the dreadful massa-
ere of the HISTORIAN Christians. 1t will be re-
1embered that Rev. JUSTIN PERKINS returned as
missionary among them, with several assistants
from this country, last spring. How the opera
tons of this fourshing mission Will BIC effected
by this terrible calamity We arc not informed;
The expedition of the Pasila of Mosu against
the Mountain HISTORIANS has been attended with
the most deplorable success, and that success sus
tanned, as was to be expected from the co-opefa-
ton Of his savage auxiliaries, the kurds, with
every sort of atrocity The houses of the wrctched
inhabitants were fred and they themselves hunt-
ed down like wild beasts and eXterinlnated. -Nei-
tber sex nor are met with favor or mercy; inc
mother brothers and sisters OF the patriarch were
the objects of peculiar barbarity, the former nav
no been literally sawed IN two and the latter most
sbocl,inpiv mangled and mutllated. The patrl-
arch himself succeeded IN effccting his escape,
and has taken refuge in the house Of the British
consular agent at Mosu. The number OF VIC
TINS who have persisted III this massacre IS not
yet known. The population of the mountains
amounted to 900. Their fate has been truly
lslnentablc and extraordinary. Surrounded by
Mussunan hordcs, pcnt up for ages IN then ma
tive forresses the very existence ofhese children
OF the primitive church had renamed almost
secret to the rest Of Christendom. Happy Tor
them, indeed had it continued so, for Their obscn
rty seems to have been their best protection. No
sooner had their country been explored by MISSION
ares, and the interest Of learned and scientific
men been awakened with respect to them, than
this terrible visitation beic them, and the public
Is called upon to sylnpathize with them IN their
destruction, before, perhaps, 1t has become geiier
ally aware of their existence. Letters from Mo
sui throw much of the odium of this affair upon
the Europeans. 1t was the imprudent zeal OF
rival missionaries that first excited the jealous
apprehensions of the Pasha of Mosul, and caused
him to "let slip the dogs of war" on the nnlortun
ate HISTORIANS 1t is affirmed even that some OF
these gentlemen, with view of prcjudlclng his
mind against the American missionaries, sugges
ted to him that they were assisting the mountain
GERS to raise forts whereby they would be hereal-
ter enabled to set the Sultans authority at def
ance These reports were altogether unlounded:
their consequences, however, awe been dread
lul-such, indeed, as never could have been con
tenpated by the inventors Of them, who have,
nevertheless, brought an awfuircsponsibility upon
themselves.
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ssis.A PANT Or THE WHOLE of valuable

-TG5--
SSi F4rn for sale IN Orange County, miles West OF New
-..burgh Browns turnpike, containing abo"t LOO acres
lying both sides OF the road has large oIy dYse ing
barns and all other bunrs has
apple orchards of grated fruit and great variety Of other
fruit There is a never-(ans stream OF water running
through IL abouning with fish, also well Of excellent wa
ter the door There about 90 acres of land the
remainder being divided into plough meadow and pasture
easy For further particulars, apply 70 Thomas 6 Conoy,
2os C-na street Daniel X Calyer 81 Water street Ne"olg
of the subscriber on the premises. VOC.
SlD m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

saa- THREE FARMS for sale, in the town OF
- Beeckman, Duchess Co The said farms adjoialrs
ether and VIII be sold separately or together ne
barn &c The second contains hundred and thirty
on, hundred acres without buildings. All in good repair
wi sTed and well popolto9Gd it pioosh nd m "i i59
II no, previously disposed Of they Will be sold at Public
Acon the I'D, Of Nov next at II T &c 9@ the Pre-
premises WHEELER HILBERT ,Beekmau. or " RIGHT
i0Sh.E 8 CO. % MooEs-st.. Nsw.l oIk: 81 tNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

GROTON WATER.-Tke subscriber IS pre-
pred 10 put down thu bssr quality Of Tnned LeadIpipss
info dwellings, offices and stores The lowest prices and upon
the shortest notice Persons about having water introduced
their houses will please call ard examine for themselves
Baths water closets every tas the line attended 70 and
performed IN the nea,es. mainez. T. NAYLOR &Co,
Gill s7QS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09
TO STUDENTS, &c.
% RS LIFE u l. l. -.

DENTS persons accustomed 10 the desk OF
- the Counnghouse and all those whose occupations are
s-isntarv being deprived the benefit OF muscular exercise
and change OF air frequeni suffer from Guinness
the morning. aCreeably the directions gwen, VIII o
the sight, obyate occasional suPor and strengthen '
memory ,;l;.,.
As family medicine it is all powerful in removing hlo,S
and other complaints arising from the arrangement ci te All
mrut.ry ducts, and IN purifying the blood
Sold retail bl al the most respectable prugeSt' III ~
York boxes 80 and 25 each, and wholesale oy no.
Roberts * Co.. SOL Broadway andby The following
COU NTRI= AGENTS.
Alteny-tieorEe Dexter.
BaItirore--lj. +. 7 ler.
Borlicntown y J-Thos. T. Bleylsr
BosoaWhossale and retail by Frederic Brown drncfl,t
No rs Wsshngoistree the agency OF George hoptTts nav
Ing been withdrawn:
retail sscnts Throughout Canada las, and West
Charleston, 5. ca Alexander;
CINCINNATI Ohio-C. 5. Burdssl.
I9ckTort \ VI. B. Carsweil.
I,"niiiyiIis. ky S Morris s Co.
Mobile Aia.-Aessrs. Nloslsy.
Montgomery Aa.-T. B. Coster.
N Sesf bIr ri ny =. TIidIn 4 Gorhan,
S.waIk y I--E.. Il. I. " .lliams.
New.OilsanS, LA. Ohyer X Go.
Nv.cl-tzaTiah Ross < Sons.
Paterson N.J.-Chares lncis.
Pcskskil-Samut ngeJsoli.
iisIsiphia-Whoese aud retail at the General Agency
for Pennsy yana F-rs pE aud Chemical store corner Oh
Second aud Beaver streets, hensiastoI.
Pokeepsie-E. Triyett Son.
Eichrnond VA Duval &Co.
Rochester, \. Y.-E. T9qsfy
Saratoga Sprinss-E J HullnS.
Tarrytown-Jacob Odeil.
Troy-Charles fleimstree-
VicG sburgh, Miss.-Alorris Emanuel
And dam at Moons Medical WaIshouse Halifax Nova
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

" The Baltimore Sun of yesterday says that
g for day two past a runor has been preva-
lent in our city, that adviccs of an important cha
racter had been received at Washington that at
the instance of Espmtcro, the late Spanish Re
gent, the British Government had determined
upon taking possession Of Cuba, and had actually
taken measures to that end. We have endeavored
to learn whether there was any truth in the rumor
but can learn nothing to justify a belief IN It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

orsaIe 10 New. York ly j. 4Ilace % Csmlq5,lrla
W r Kirby DRUG st,fs coraet Of Clinton agH ,b,nan
streets heod Claks i63 Peat; c9nIr % - Hicks
street. Also, by the proprietor, VI. l. aacs' IS I'm
street Brookiy1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

s-l FOUR FARMS FOR SA-E-Contalnlps
-: q nom . 70 100 acres-The above Farms prasaty
situated III il village New Providence, ESSEX Co
The land good sud hich state Of cult!
yetio The houses and outhnildnSs IN good repair
civ oi Na~-York four week. They Will be sold
eate Persons wishing Information SAID arms,
can See the subscriber the Merchants Hotel IL CouTtandt
NATHANIEL BONNELL
ln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

THE BEST EXTRACT OF SARsAIPIaeanehbIi,
LA now made is that which heat IS nSsIc 3SDY
JOStS'S EXTRACT OF SARSApAKiLLka;n,fs ounces
Of the medicinal properties Of the rost II IS naae 81 Whit
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