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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11


FIRST .7RRII.3L-FRESH, SE3SO.N.3BLE IND
FASHIONABLE BOOTS md SHOES.
b. WATKINS has Just received, Steamboat 70 uinnus
and other arrivals from Philadelphia, portion oil MS ran
and Winter Stock Of FINE WORK comprising some o inc
PRETTlESf aud MOST TASTY as well n FAsHiONaBL
BOOTS and SHOES exhibited this Other market
which he would respectfully the nton o MS
customers, together wit all want oil any article IN ms
line.
As the far selling BOOTS and SHOES SUITED to
OBJECT To HAVE No GOODS OF THAT DESCRIPTIONS
LEFT OVER FOR ANOTHER SEASON, GREAT BARGAINS
MAY DE EXPECTED. THEY WILL. BE SOLD OFF WITH
OUT REGARD TO COST
j. E. WATKINS.
N B. The subscriber would take this occasion to add that ne
has noticed for some considerable past GENERAL COM
PLANT tand he must all
of persons. IN regard the COST of ClLDLESS SHOES;
and also, OF THEIR WEARING BADLY. He would beg leave
To state that he has made arrangement with some oil the
MOST SUPERIOR and BEST MANUFACTURERS, THOSE
OF THE HIGHEST REPUTATION, Philadelphia and al the
North by heh he will, AT ALL TINES he furnished with
the VERY BEST and the MOST DURABLE CHLDRENs
which Is possible for the Manufactures get up and
lie INTENDS TO HAVE NO OTHER.
lie world also add further In those who plr-
chase CfllDRES'S SHOES OF HIM. that sold by him
WARRANTED; and lf upon they do give sa:sic-
RIP or fail short OF bat they represented 10 be-
ncaE-s himself 10 make good by having them repaired
FREE OF COST making abatement in price that may
reasonable. J. Z. WATKINS
Fashionable Wholesale and Retail Dear
doors below Mrssrs. Wadswnrrh Turner Co., and nearly
opposite the Bell Tavern few above, the opposite
side, Sign Of the Mammoth Boot.
Aug 2-wy
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rI,IIE BONNER MANURE METHoD-This process, by
which all kinds of refuse vegetable matter speedily and
cheaply converted into manure oi tile most felzins quality,
has been thoroughly tested the practical and
parienred farmers Northern and Southern States The
uniform Success which has attended lis operation commends Ia
attention farmer who wishes enrich his land
trifng
With the graduating the price to the quantity Of land
upon hich may desired the method, the following
scale has been adopted, viz:
For gardens Sc
Farms, up 100 acres, 10
DO. fiom 100 TO 900 acres Ii
DO. from 300 800 acres Is
Do. from 800 20 400 acres %
Over 400 acre, in any farm, rs
All letters OF enquiry must be post paid
ALBEIT & CO., Baltimore
Proprietors of the patent right the
Southern and Western States
c. 7. Bolts, Agent, Richmond, Va.
July 81 ai-w3m
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THoMAS J. DEANE having dissolved his connection with
Mr. V"mhie, will conduct In future respoI-
sihiity. A GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS and oftrs
his services Ia his former patrons the public generally lie
has taken house next door essrS. John aaben Co..
undergoing thorough repair Until completed found
at Mr VIM Anderson, lie refers John Maen Co..
Kerr Cask,c Co., John H. Trpett l. Son and VIM Anderson.
Aug 4 l1-w3w
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N0TICE.-The young gentleman wfo has acted MS my ae-
~ ,utv for several years determined To attend Tie
Law Scirol William Mary College, shall want an assist
in my Office day of October next should pre-
fer Young man who has brought in Clerks Once,
and who acquainted with the duties The profits OF my oces
Justify giving than twn hundred doiafs anu
boar &C. would only give that amount 10 eoHpeteni
clerk should xpect any with whom AN NOT personally
acquinted pouce testimonials OF their good moral cn'ac'e
JAMES ROY MCOU, Clerk Of Essex Z. - O. l.. g. I.
And Essex County Court.
I,-,ox % Iuoe M. l-i3. l5-wtIO
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IN ChANCERf-FIsGSIA:-ln King William Circui ;. :,
i or CUur', 18th May, ls3S: "
James turner Committee, Panur
against
Isaac Quares's Distributes, Defrnd4s,
On motion Of the Defendants, and for reasons app-anr
Court the report made by Commissioner Robert Pollard
2ls of Apl 1885 j. ordered IL be r-comntied
missioner wlo directed 10 make report Con-
distrnutee account slowing the refunded by
disirbmtees-and the which tht respectively
10 refund 10 the Administrator de h"n non, also
o! the said Administrators transact the estat
suarles IN taking which last account the Commi>io.e
paid refunded by Of the Distributes And The Conn
sioner further directed report any deemed p-r
BY himself. which may be required by any parties
specially stated, &C. Copy-Teste,
Ro. POLLARD, C. $ {
IN CHANCERY-ViRGirIa:-n King William Circuit SIN.
ror Court, 18th day OF May, lsi3:
James Turner'S Committee, Plaintiff:
against
Isaac 0uares's Distributes, Defendants.
Thomas Dabney substituted Commissioner, in place ~
Robert b. Pollard, deceased, who required TO carry -
the order made IN this 1t May Tem 1898 and c
nued. Copy-TeSle,
J. o. POLLARD, u. C.
The parties interested in the aboye hereby n"ta
that have appointed day o september next, n the
house present the occupancy OF Thomas Jordan M
IN the village Of Ayir for the purpose OF taking The aCc4
required b. the foregoing order Of Court when and where
required Attend with their accounts vouchers aud pafe
ready for examination and settlement.
THOMAS DABNEY, VI Con-
Aur.4 a5-WiA,
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IN cnANcERY-vl RG,sI.:-Ata Superior Court OF Cha.
~, for the Richmond Circuit, held at Capitol in
of Richmond, Saturday April LIST, ls43: - 's ',
Sidney 5 Baxter, Attorney General of the Commonw....
Virginia. and the President and Directors of the Literary r
t, Pillnur..
Donald McNichol, Archibald McNicio Peggy McNiebol
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow and Jean I'M,
Alexander acN!cho John McNicho Francis McNichol g.
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen McNlcho Elijah
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and Catharine h
Mary McNiclo aud Nicholas Nelson and Jane his w6. %
- - ~ Defendants.
The demurrer OF the defendants 10 the bill of tie plr
being argued is the opinion Of the Court, thai said
sufficient: Therefore, il decreed aud ordered thar
said demurrer overrued and ,hereupon the defendants
their the said BILL TO which answer the plaln,
counsel, replied generally, and the hi. d
be heard of the Attorney General and the do
ants by their COUNSEL the BILL answer and replication
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof Cour
order that publication be made for three months succe
the Richmond enquirer R,chmnnd hg, and the National
published in the city of Washington rrQuuih. -"
persons claiming III the estate Of Dr. John NcNh
surgeon IN the Navy of the State of Virginia, In the
onay War appear here the first day of The ang
Term, and make themselves parties defendants To this
i -Tcs,e, WM. G. SANDS, {. c
June 81 l5-5t.s,
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IN C1ANCERY.-ViaGrNIA;-in the Circuit superior 'ou''
Law and Cmncery for the county of SliddieseS, Apr ~
lsi3.
on the motion OF Mary a. Whitley, Tabha Daniel James
Daniel and John X. Daniel. egaers Of Samuel : Wh' %
ceased IL Ordered that all persons having caias asaG. ~
slid Samuel = Whitley do exhibit the Robert v ''
Administrator DE- hons al the "a d Samuel ; Whitley on
before The 10th day of October eiJ aud that copy o ' %
he published Tor eight weeks slccessycy Ia >papT
i-hed city of Richmond. and copy also posted
The House This county tDo seytr"
days. A copy-Tcse, JOHN :. HEAl.f; ' '
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iI,nE commonwsaIl OF v!rginla.--o Die Sheriff Of M:ae

i county, greeting:
Whereas, William h. Mitchell heretofore exhibited 10 our
Court n Law and Chancrry, directed by law too
holden in and for the county Of Lancaster his h Of coup
against James Avefe Joseph Mann William Frost, pahr
have been had appears fom the feoG:d- aud Le ot he
Court; but before final decree could be pronounced !" "
cause, the said William y. Mitchell departed this te, ha'
first made his last viii and testament, aud thereof aplmb
Richard a. Mitchell Robert ]. Mitchell and William : g. viz
ell Executors, who have taken Themselves ihc eMt
thereof Therefore, command you, that make kHo"
according iaw the said Averel, Mann, Fr's keunef
Robinson that they br before the Juigr al said Cont
Court house OF The sad county first day the
f thing for themselves they have or know, "
why the said should not be proceeded INTO hna 'r'
anrcsaid and further do and receive WI"
said shall that part c"nsder-and have then there
Witness, Robert I. Dunaway Clerk 81 our said @
this 5ih June, lei3. Ro l. Dl y W.
July si-"r"
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ID ELL TAVERN.-This well known ana mrst central Es'a
- hlhmrni CIV It's friends and The tiic senra are
informed will nrrprd the IL August e3 not hei"r
reception Bcadrrs and 1ransrnis, where me SUB
srhrr od h. pleased his old friends and former atros
aud assures hrnI disposition still exists vth hiu VI hs
pa Easy old fashioned way render all comfortable tha' may
m with their company; in the meantime every particle q"
having mneed the iinnseili AFFORD an op
the Esabi hmeni Thorough CLEANSING wiz,
aso undergo partial repairing The Furniture that WIZ be pu,
in will principally new, especially the Beds ana
Bedding and Sirads will be all new.
~ good IionSekeeper wanting. Prices moderate.
Juiy 81 ol-w6w A. TERRY, for the Proprietor
u ICHM0ND wooLLEN MANCFACTORY.-The snbscrib
IL have taken building adjoining liaYals Flour Ni'
and manufacturing heavy article OF Wooen Coi,
suitable Negroes Farmers and Country Merchants are
and the Goods "a Cloth or Yarn FL
~ " - " JONES & MACKENZIE
A,y 25-a3m
4 DaINISTRAToR,S sAIE.-Wl be sold to the highest
"A bidder Bow ling Green, ~ The county "t Ia
Mnnd,y August next ia 1t being Caroline
Court day twenty likely youag Negroes belong
ing Ia The Estate OF James Duval, decreased by
GEORGE :. DUVAL,
Administrator OF James Dnva, deceased
Ju,y Ia l9-wld5
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ITO JOHN +. FITZPATRiCK-Sir: A. you are not rri'
the Conmon~ cath Of Virginia you will please thr
tcr TINT SHALL MONDAY, the 4th day Of Sept"mt' ~
and between the hours OF O'Clock and O'Clock Z W.
OF that day. at the Office of Robert T. Wicker. Esq III the W
Richmond proceed take the drpositions u James 'n
and To be read a evidence IN sui, now 'pe"n! ~
suit AM complainant, and YOU payI T.. Roberts aud D
are defendants; and IT, from ;he taking oil le %
nosons should not completed that day, The aka. " ~
same. NATL completed, VIII be continued from dtY To- deg;
DAYS excepted between the hour and n the same W
HENRY { NELSON. ; tvy.ns P-rHi
OF tie late firm of Henry and Jamrs "
July 1919. @i--@t"
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" TO Hanover. He will practice, rs heretofore, and
and County Courts Of King William, King nd ,i- -
over. In addition which. he viii feeh'as TT .be
of the civ Of Richmond Office nj S-iw,hd, hani
denee Of Archibald Govan, Esq. Post ONCE i3-N.
June o
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EO-PARTNERSHIP.-Tae subscriber aSso' F., :. Bs
~ in business on the lst instant his bfohef r,aee &
under the firm of VIM F. Butler & Co. co'''"'
public patronage respectfully solicited. WV BuTLhS
wv ~
July 7
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DOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July Jh, Ieif-Ft!y' y
for canying the Mails Of the United states, tnm tue 10"
August ls4a, the seth June. 5i7 inclusive IN 'ifg M
received al Pot oi Department. in the city o W"
n.on until 3 r. 81 uf the tta day of Awgt, neat 10 ~
cidr Ivy the day the route aud III the manner a"'
herein specified viz: .,.
2l5a From Norfolk to Portsmouth, mile and back e
ing Elizabeth rivrr, daily. ..,
Leave Norfolk daily n n. arrive 1t Portsmouth 'a 49,
by 9l A. - Al.
Lave Portsmouth daily p arrive at Norfolk 'a"' '
ny II D. m. ,,c.,l.-
ro y. e., MMtn>viir aud Jackson g h. 10 6icy'bhte
an +. hack six times week, ~ suikirs.
Leave Portsmouth daily. except SUNDAY, al ~ a. M 4
Garrysbu next day by u p m ,.,t
Leave CARE, >,or. daily esccp; Sunday at a. m f'
poit. mouth neat day by y y. r.I,
a. Proposals the Of eight miles Ter loi W"
considered
No proposal viii be considered unless II h" accom17o,+
guarantee signed By responsible persons 10 W
low ing manner, VIZ: .,. ..r ~
"The uudersgne - guarantee thai -, u u .f
carrying the mali from he accepted hy ~
General, sha! obligation prior To- The
tohcr next, with good and sufficient sureties 10 perform
vice proposed d." :, ,r...'
This should be accompanied by the certificate of f,-
other equivalent testimony that the guarantcr are ID
perty, and able to make good their guaranty ,o!,e
The proposals should be sent TO the Department rf
ed proposals for No. - and addressed I" Tue
ssant Postmaster General. titan. A..
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from coHn'n .
the terms and conditions which the contract i 10 We
Inc last annual C. a. WcKLFfn, Postmaster G'o,a
July Is -
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TOWN AED COUNTRY HAT hANJf'' va M
Carr street, three doors abOre The Co'1"S'l' -

H. ANTHONY still continues TO sell Hats Al wv '''
y !. low prcas . 81. tf,,. mi
Plain Russia Brush Ha,s, from g 50 10 81 I'm M ~
fine fur bodies. water proof, from 81 ~ To :, H.
from 81 rs 81; Fur Caps from 81 tn SD Mn.
CAPS from 81 to 80; together with assortment 81 & ~
Boys Hair, Seaet and Glazed Caps, black ana '''O
wholesale and retail. Ttrms-Cash. ..,,,en, Of y
P.S. He keeps during the Summer large ,ll a.e.
horn Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats, sui'ao'e ~
N.B.-IIats made to order. ".
January Ist, l6i3.
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John " French guardian OF Thomas ~ French, Paina
against
Thomas r. Nash Lucy l.. French William Colqut. la0
Crenshaw, Mary Crenshaw and Thomas Crenshaw, Villa
Crenshaw judith CrcnsIaw Josiah Thompson and Polls On
WIFE, Joseph H. CoQu;, Caleb A. Cogui, and judith H. Cog
and the said Thomas " French Dcienfan,s
The defendants Josiah Thompson and Polly hi' wi. '
William CIpn>law and Judith Cisn-hiw, children o Nam
Cranshaw decd having entered their appearance and ~
security according the acts Of Assembly and the rules OF IT,
Court appearing by satisfactory evidence thai ihey
not inhabitants County Ordered That III. SAID
PENDANTS do appear the first OF September to
and the bill of the plaintiff and that Of thS0r
forthwith inserted newspaper published in the cI
Richmond months successfully and posted the
door of the Courl. house of this county.
Copy-Tcste, ID. u. WOoDSoN. e.
In 1S-W-W
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IN HANCERY.-NiRG,s I,:A Court held for Cumber 40
County, the 2ith day al July lsit.
John W French, guardian OF Thomas " French, Plaintiff
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RECoLLHCTIONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON
Br MRS ABELL-(LATE MISS ELIZA gALcnMED
During The time spent by him in her Fathers house a
81 Helena,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11

IN CHAECERY-VrRGiNtA, To WHAT Rnies taaen t
Clerks Office OF the Circuit superior Court Of Law ana Cha
Gerry for Prince Edward County the Sd day OF July, 1873
Henry F. Ellington Admir- Of Jane Ellington, Pialnlr:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11

peaancc given security, according To an act at The Gen
Assembly and the and II appearing that he
not an inhablant OF Tho STATE the motion Of tr plaintiff IS
Counsel il Is entered at aforesaid aud accordingly oG
ed that the said defendant, William Thornton do appear be-.
on the FIRST day OF September Court aud The
t's bill; and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted d
some ore public newspapers printed IN the city ol Ee
mond for two months successv-y posted the @
door of the Court house Of this county.
A Copy-Teste b. J. WoRSHAM, &C
June 20 lJ-wc"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11

| William BERKELEY Jesse Mjchaux Thomas Yer Upon an
non Samuel Alien James Rice Mary his wife. lnuncl
VIM Thornton Nancy Thornton and Jane Thorn
Inn Defendants:
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THE LAST RUMoR

Abo Cabinet changes in Washington seems
10 have originated with the Ohio Statesman,
paper which seems most mraeulously and sud
denly To have deserved and obtained the conn
denee of the Admnisralion-ii we may Judge
from lis confident assertions in relation 10 the
AFT irs Of Government.
II is stated (and seeing the idle rumor copied
into the lntelligeneer aud the Globe, we deem
ed worthy of notice. that MIR. WIcxLiFrE is TO
be superseded in the Post Office Department 10
give place to VIM Neil, Esq. of Ohio. Now,
however high may be the character aud quafi-
cations of Mr.. ~, (and they have never been
doubted 10 our knowledge) YET we do not hest
tate TO say that The present distinguished incun-
bent possesses them both TO an equal extent
Certainly the laws for the regulation Of that i'm
portant Department have never been more ia tn
fully administered than under its present able
head.
We may add hat the change spoken OF by the
Statesman whatever may be its official aspect
in Ohio, is something entirely neo to the mem
bers of The Government at Washington.
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CONNECTICUT SCHOOL FUND.

Al the date Of the last census this Slate had a
population of 3O9,97S Its School Fund, ac-
cording to the Commissioner Report recently
made 10 The Legislature, is 81 044,354 81. The
revenue from the fund last year was SlJS,SOl
Sc the disbursements $l3l, col 80 The num-
Der Of school districts in the State, is l,647 the
number of children 81, 697; ard the amount OF
dividends paid, $lls,575 so. No State in the
Union surpasses Connecticut in the liberal pro-
vision made for common schools. We wish
every State in the Union would initiate her no
bic example.
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TINS MrxicAE kDEMSirY.--We fnd In ~.
Orleans Bee some accounts from Mexico r, .a
by way Of l.svanq, BY which IL appears l,t S..
Anna is making great exertiOns TO RAISE fund. r,s
payment Of the FIRST instalment Of the itJ..
which is due to citizens of the United STATE, or ,
3Olh Of ire present month. Having failed A. ~. .
the requisite sum by means Of voluntary contrib,
which were at first solicited by the Goverpo,,,
edict was issued on the 10Th ultno, demapd,n, ~ ="
the various departments Of the Republic 1,,
two millions and half, for the purpose Of EouJ',
this debt, which was required TO be paid uTt
loss Of time. and by the 18th Of April at the l,,..
BY an article extracted from Io6asco paper ~
Of the great scarcity Of corn salt, &c, in IN, n,
permission ha. beer granted to import these ar,,-
from abroad, at least as long as the war win w..
tan may continue.
The new British Minister for Mexico had ,r,i,
at Vera Cruz in ii. Is. M. ship Spartan
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Mn. WEBsTER.-A large meeting of the GcoJ. Of
Mr.. Webster was held at Faneuil Hall Bo,,n1
Friday night at which resolutions were adar,.
welcoming him home to his constituents A rp,o0
ton was also accepted TO invite him to a public ,,
ner, whenever il would suit his convenience 10 al.
tend. Among the names prominent al the me,,,
we recognise those of many of the first men Of BG
ton.
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Of lhe ..New World Extra" aud Z" Waldie's
Circulating Library in reprintiDg the popular
literature Of the day. Namesdo not change the
character Of things.
The editor Of the New World has no ias'
ground Of complaint, aud the aspersions he has
thrown our must fall harmless at the feet Of MIR.
Wieklihe
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CAPT. SToCKTON's SPEECH.

Considerable space is allotted, today, to the
quite celebrated speech Of Capt SrocKToN, de-
lvered at a meeting of the Democratic friends
of the President in New Jersey We COM
mend il heartily to our readers.
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The article in yesterdays paper copied from
the New York Herald, and imbodied in one pre-
pared by US, should have been marked as quoted
from that journal from the first inverted commas
TO the bottom of the first column.
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1 m ENL II IN YIN I'D IN n - NNTIt flsE ftctIN-
~ ed from the patentee, by y. TAYLOR
Public officers and Others who will be good rs
to examine this nkstand, will perceive that II com
bines several advantages never before offered 10 the
public II is entire closed against dust or eyspo-
ration, that it is impossible even 10 shake the INK
from II when held in any position, while the pen al
ways receives its full suppl, Of ink and more
More complete and cfIcctua in its results than any
this inksand simple the most plain being en-
tirey without the joints, screws, caps, and other
Celebrations which have dsgraced the scientifically
complicated inkstands Of modern date. The princ.
pie upon which II acts, being a new application Of
the principles OF hydrostatics, will at be under
stood inspection; 1t Is entirely enectua and com
bines at once durability with entire simplicity.
may 30
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HEAVY Loss.-On Thursday, gentleman on bo,,J
packet lying at the wharf, at Cincinnati, acc6.
tally dropped overheard package containing Sc Io
of which S240 were in gold and the rest in slOOou
All efforts TO recover II were iruitess
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DOCK OF THE POETS, vol, London, with
ID numerous beautiful Illustrations containing the
best works Of the English Poets, from Chaucer TO
Beattie.
Also, Book Of the Poets, the Modern Poets, con-
tanning chiefly the English Poetry OF the nineteenth
century, volume, corresponding with the other
beautiful London edition, with many splendid engraV
ings. Just received by
may 30 r TAYLOR,
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The New York American states that large nm,
Der Of counterfeit Mexican dollars and Amer.
half-dollars have been seized by the police Of ,.
city.
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There is a singular vigor Of mind, as well a., r,,
in the who have been placed out Of the re,rt ~.
luxury and corruption by their poor or obscure c
dllion.
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PROPOSALS.


Washington, May %, ls43
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Il o'clock on the 9Th day of June ensuing, Tor
the delivery at the Navy Yard in this city, Of tie al,
ticles contained in the accompanying list TO be de-
livered free of expense to the Navy Department m
ten days from the time the contract is made, To be
subject to the inspection and approval of the officer
designated by the commandant to inspect the same
No bid will be considered unless the same be made
for all The articles contained in or more Of the
classes.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

Lieut.. j. Il. McDonough, detached from The
New York Yard. and leave two months.
Lieut.. ii. Il. Wingate, from the Rendevouz
Charleston, S. c., 10 the Boston Yard.
Assistant Surgeon J. Wilson, 10 the Levant
Passed Mdsbipman +. Lowry, TO the Rem
deyouz at New York
Midshipnan A. Maekae, to the Coast Sur
vey.
Midshipman w. ID. Browne, leave renewed
Two months.
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APPOINTMENTS.

Thomas McDonough, and Samuel Archbold
To be Sd Assistant Engineers.