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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08

THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
L the public that the Mansion House located in In
uisidor street No g. the vicinity Of tho steamboat landing
md vegetable MARKET having commodous family apartments
arranged in the ueetest order.
person employed permits TO land pas,enger
&c who will board vessels Immediately al sr the visit
Of the officers.
B-Visitors Island should passport from
spansh Consul Of embarkaton obviarr diff
fcuties and Inconvenience ...x,u.
s2i 6mec WILLIAM FULTON
MARRIED OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, desirous of
wi comfortable home fer the winter be gentey accom-
dated in private family with client board and good spa
cou and airy rooms the location being very desirable,
Iu,e convenient 10 the busin part q the city, and
,ulv moments walk from the E-s Broadway line oil
ssges families wishing make arrangements for the
winter season be very handsome fuIn,shed with
.pendd parlors and attached by applying soon
The advertiser feels assured, The point OF economy
living her house be surpassed. and pledges
that ba be ed 10 end posi-
riaI.--4 MARk Ell STREET n27 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08

% IgI GREAT REDUCTION.
DOUBLE ENTRY BOGK-kEEPlNG only Five Dollars,
- rt nnd Et:RsssolNy Psnman.hp only Two Dollars
for the best specimens OF Penmanship exhibited
GoLDsMITHs ChIRo0RAPfiC INSTITUTE, for
. raT[ssl PENMANSHIP nlir siaieF
and Book-Keepng l8o Broadway, opposite John street.
during the day and evening" for the Of
pills and vsters, .- - ..L .fIe.o .
The gentlemen acquire bold. free and expeditions style Of
Mercantile Penmanshp from twenty lessons of
hour e,ch. ffe 't ~.
The ladies taught Episolary hand beautiful
- : BOOKKEEPING. .Iaft-
The of instruction pursued his denny in this
important study derived from any ted work. hut
the result OF thorough PRACTICAL knowledge o. the Subject
The being arranged render familiar the
dent department Of mercautile busins WHICH CEN
TAINLY CANNOT BE ACQUIRED BY SIMPLY BA.
LANGING ONE Get OF BOOKS
Ladies Writing Class meets daily at II o'clock.
Gentlemen during the day and evening" such hours
best suit their convenience. .. ...r ...f..f II.
separa te parlors for private instruction. .,l-..
sale at the Academy-A superior article Of Metallic
Pens. rvs y II,. H' N n1e I'm sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN--A man named William
Wilson, was convicted last August before the
Hartford Conn. County Court Of the crime OF incest
The charge founded the fact that he had married
the daughter Of his deceased wife by former husband
the being charged by the Judge in violation OF
law; and the jury returned verdict accordingly. Inc
case was carried up writ OF to the supreme
Court where the decision of the lower Court was lew
DAYS since reversed the Court deciding that the am
nty bewe cen the plaintiff in and his W lies dhngh'
ter ceased the death of his Northampton Mass
Gy1fe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08

NOTICE--NEW YORK BANKING COMPANY
N The subscriber having been apP9ntsd Rseeyef of the
Company association formed under and pursuance Of
OF the Legislature Of the Ss OF New York entitled an
1885, all persons indebted the said Association required
ny them respectively TO aud to pay the same by the 6senh
day Of January next my Off The Me chlnts exchange
in the city Of New York Al having their posses
sion property effects Of tue sad equ
deliver the by All the creditors
The Assocat are 70 deliver he ectve accopnts
and demands by that days and all persons holding
subsisng contract If the said requ
ed the same in writing and in detail to be-
fore that day, at ray said office.
\ Dated New York, 2tth November, Isis. i1.iH,t
ri CHARLES SAqORY, Receiver,
n26 3w~r 80 Merchants Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08
MTTSTC For PARTIES

MUSIC FOR PAR TIES.
NEESSRS q. WEISS & FIR. GRAMBSS. Professors OF
M Music respectfully their patrons, the ladies
and gentlemen York and its vicinity that TIER GGSn
Music for Private Parties, Sorees, nc. 80.
thankfully received aud punctualy attended TO at 20
Delancev MrMlos Music Saloon 500 Broadway
or at Mr.. Joles Music Store, 1886 broadway DE- Im>r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08

EN 49, - ~; IN, "A Wn.r
Apparel into cash. obtain for the the brightest cash
price. f-rl
denee having superuous effects dispose e. will find
advantage send for the subscriber who will
attsnd them at their residence by appointment: =
+. l .I II. LEVETT, John street. N. Y.
line through the Pest Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. H
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired DE- Ims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08

80 BOOTs-Wsoer proof, double aud cork soles
- French and native elf and patent screw tsp.; war
nned good fine calf boots for men, boys, and ehdrens
scare boo's aud shoea Of all and sizes.
" BLaaes misses and chilwn's gaiter boots shoes and
double and single soles md OF color and shade
Ladies Gents aud ChiIdens proof India RI
her shoes OF the latest Style all Of winch will be sold
eheaper than nj any other IN this city. 1 .fa
S''"'> - 80 J. y. WALKER, 4is Broadway,
MD Imsm ~ .r TT 81 srss corner Of Canal St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08

LIvE!-At the old exclusive Boot Store No iM
ons naasne the store toerated be obtained Water
Proof Boots this city Of hs bst mate ia and
warrant Prices ranging from three TO I'VE d,s png
some two dollars lower in prce than generally ootaned
EQUALITY Gems dsred) N this city IttN 263w-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-08
PARIS BOOT 5 ANO LASTS MADE TO ORDER.
- BY n sUSER, us BRoApwAY, (BAsEMENTO


- y, sUsER, Boot@aser and Maker Of Lssss, an
friends and all the amatsurs Of sentsmsnly fhaa.san
rss ali that per sctly made Paris by his master the
Boomshsr Clerce whose numerous customers on
hs Of Atlantic respectfully invited 20 try Susers
Boots and as before they despair of being chausses"
New Tok after the nices latest Paris fashion,
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05
THE WAR WITH CHINA ENDED

! By reference TO the foreign intelligence furnished
by the ARRIVAL cf the Royal Mail Steamer the Britain
MA il will be erccived that Juhn Bull has at length
trumphed in China and compelled the Emperor OF The
Celestial Empire how aud cringe TO the banner OF
ST. George ond The Dragon. fc has carried his arms
in triumph into China, sacked one oil The princpa CT
ties of the EARTH and compelled nation that had for
ages looked upon all The world with naughty and i'm
perous scorn, 10 confess his overtowering and over
whelmng sway.
! The wpr has ended the world expected il would
end, in The prostration of The pride and spirit of Chi
na-n the sacrifice Of half million of people, who
had not offended, and whose greatest, and indeed,
whose only fau consisted in the fact that they were
the subjects of monarch, whose policy, and whose
education and principles taught him TO stand aloof
and refu,c hold with the Christian por
ton Ct the earth The Monarch refused 10 open his
ports and his Ravens to the free ngress of ChrsIen.
DOM and his subjects sacrificed requita of his
contumacy and rigid adhesion Of that policy, which
he inherited from his ancestors, and which last be
came sacred 10 his Imperial House.
In whatever light may consider the conduct OIL
England, in connrx;pn with the Chinese War IL must
be deemed as cold booded it has been vile and infa
nous. Il originated in the lust of pride and wealth
and waged with fury relentless as The grave
II was waged without cause, and without the shadow
of cause. And il cowardiy and unjust. Coward
", because she woged bloody contest against q
ton which, from lis domestic and pastoral system O.
existence, had not learned pracsed the art Of
and wcs pre- pared 10 resist The attack China hao
not med Of the of an act Of aggres
sion, when the myrmdoms Of England,
'.Swept like ionen, down upon her vale"
and stepped her soil in blood She was pared fol
tie fray; and though she struggled manully upwards
years. 70 repe fos sbc vas al last com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05
(Eram q. R..emand Ccmpilsr Of Fec. 81,


LORD MORPE7H AND SLAVERY ~ NMEE!CA-THC
NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
We confess that have me; with nothing for a
long time the perusa of which has afforded much
heartfelt gratihcation The following article from the
Boston Daily Advertiser, paper which, for lis good
Judgment lis marked poprieiy ana ability, honor
ALIKE the State in which il is located, and the press
Of the Union This article, il will be seen, is elected
b. letter from Lord Morpeih 10 Abolit'onst lady
BOSTON, the Of which Clearly explained by
the ADVERTISER that do feel that
L. pu5iish H. The Advertiser plainly and nrcihy lays
Iow The duties of The siprhcdrz Stales On the
que .iun Of Slavery II exhibits elevated sense OF
p-cprety and of Justice IN is views lie, the press oil
tie North but follow lis noble xape, and all will be
we'll Let them bnt leave the South manage own
aairs The Advertiser counss's them do, and ii
will be the best for all for the South, for The North
for the slaves themselves Tie fanatics but tighten the
bonds they would looSen-but increase the burthen
they would throw off,
We thank tire Advertiser for the manner in which il
has courasted English Abolition, which inGemnied the
of slave property, and American Abolition,
which would do no such thing. We thank i, for cor.
rec,ing an error into which Lord aorpe,h seemed 10
have falen with regard the property of interference
By the saveholdng States with the institution Of
slavery. ltp!any shows The noble Lord that .hey have
right 10 interfere than he has, and that there
is much IMPROPERLY in the interference b. them es
there would he IN interference by him.
The Advertiser aludes The agitation Of the cues.
ton Of Abolition in our Legislature in 1882. We
it, that ;he disposition then made OF the
FASTENED BY he appearance here a, the s, of some Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05
NAVY SUPPLIES P0a iei3

December Ia, Is42. I
un,iIa O'Clock, cf the 18Th January next for fur
nlshIng and delivering s. N.sy Yards a. mouth New
Pnilsdepa Washington District OF Cnlumhia and GOspn
Virginia; aud the Baltimore Naval Station, respectively
such Quantities OF the following quality tina,
ordered required from the by the
Commanders Commanding oces At the said Navy Yards
and Naval Station by Navy Agents. during
eighteen hundred and forty three for the OF
Navy OF The United Staes, viz:
Spefmacet' candles.
I.n-eed oil Tin lis raw state.)
Dry paint, e several articles named in the printed oetrsl
II IL distinctly understood, however that who may
offer nat TO have claim privilege 10 rnh greater
quantity Of any article than may be expressly ordered
II Is ao he understood that when persons reside at other
places than those which they tonsh articles they
will required 10 appoint and duly authorize some resi-
dent at the place Of delivery receive and act the
acquisitions orders which maie and 10
who contracts his agent, shal neglect fail 10 comply
with the acquisitions orders he receive for articles under
his contract rruper time and proper quality the officers
Navy the and
The contractor ha be liable for OF cost over the
tract price.
Separate proposals. he each class Of articles for
each yard and for the Baltimore naval station Tie blank IT.
rs FURNISHED indri6ma's hare oH "a, blanks eor filed
each FORM and The offers unqualified aud unconditional
londs with approved surelrs onchird Tie estimated
ceBu, IN addition, viii he Withheld ff" lie amount ~ earh
payment be made collateral security for the due and faithful
performance Of the respective contracts which Will on no account
he paid until The contracts are complied with IN all respects IN
less tally authorized by the Chief NJ this bureau
After educting ten eenum payment win he made BY the
United States within thirty days after the said articles shall have
been inspected and received and bills for the same presented TO
the Navy Agent approved by the Commanders or Commanding
officers wards said
according the Terms Of the contracts.
The power reject all offers from who have heretofore
failed 10 fulfil their contracts with the Government expressly
reserved by this bureau.
Blank forms Of offers for each denomination Of articles will be
furnished by the respective Commanding officers or Navy Agents
applying for hen and upon which a De
made strictly conforming TO the directions which they contain
Dpc t7-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

ITO Doctors WILLIAM MILLS, s, and WILLIAM MILLS,
l. in -G.nemen: As You Inhabitants Of this CON-
monwra take notice that SHALL Thursday 10th Febrn-
si3 fair otherwise the fair day NJ Elisha J5cksons
Tavern in The county Of Louisa and State OF Virginia. between
Of Waller oladay Richard Duke ST. William Nelson, Elisha
Jackson William Durvn and Others also, at Louisa Court house
Monday 1871 March, ei3 the drpostions OF Rev William
Richard g. Bounare others all Of which deposi
tons be read evidence depending in The Circuit su
peor Cunt Of Law and Chancery Louisa county and State
cf Virginia in which aud others alihs and You and
others DEFENDANTS and IT, the said dispositions
should be completed The above named days. the taking OF
them will be continued from day day until completed
WIN. N. BAKER,
JSO. r. QUARtEa
Louisa Va, Dec o., 1872 6--w,w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

DuRSUANT the provisions Of Deed Of Trust executed by
Philip Gatewnnd Samuel c. Scott and lanes c. Luck
the purpose Of securing debt due Francis W. Scott and duly
recorded Clerk'r Office Caroline
acting Trustee proceed SELL the Isl day Ct March, lci3
at Chesterfield Depot the county Of Caroline the following
Negro Thornton, Girl named Rhoda, aud Agcy
aud her child together with the future increae of the females
the date of The deed and aso tho said Gaeoods inter
in the undivided d"er Estate Gatewood, his
ther much thereof may be sufficient satisfy the ba
lance due sad bnnd with the interest and of SALE &c
The Of The sale cash. The title the abovc property Is be-
leyed hr indIsputabr but acting Trustee shall only
such title a. Is vested In
s. C. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
JAM Is 1919 12-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

PEELED 10 capitulae, cccede 10 his terms, and opening
The doors Of her Treasury 10 his rapacy, sake his th1s
for gold. r,..
The war had its origin in the opium trade The
Emperor of China for the purpose of rescnng his SUD
ipct, from The bcasy vice of ntoIcaiion, closed NJ.
ports against the importation of opium, and thus cu
off productive branch of British commerce. England
clare war aeainst China. The rest has been told ano
the ISSUE though triumphant, has added another and
deeper shade 10 "Engand's shame"
I.Neu York Standard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

RIO ZaCHaRlAH GOODMAN and THOMAS l. GOODMAN,
E.qsTake notice. that shall Friday the Nth day Of
Si3 a. NJ, and T. p NJ the
Stole house Of Pamose Daniel in Cumberland county Fgi
MIA take the dispositions Of Epa iioson Richard H. Brazeel
Nathaniel Osborne Thomas l.brl others he read evil
dencs in sit PENDING THE Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chnncerv FRINGE Edward county, in which Zacharlah
Goodman plaintiff and Thomas Goodman and others de
Pendants. The TRUSTEES
or the Upper Arponaox Company
Farmyille Dec leao es-wld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

tP,y.,Sr MRsouty> PLv.>,xt i,>ps by Mrs J.. H. 81
pournry Is lie tdic just published ~
lame. Mrfoe & Ca. Boston. hese memories the lands
:, ed by IN. aIt.r pleasant
ANY France England without
from her nrtt These interspoI-e viii
of Agreeable description ard narrative IN prose
sample OF TIE potiry part OF The poem entitled The
Mother, whom tae aihnr IL the
-nts OF the r, sntts WIN hef infant apart nom het merry
iad noisy c"ihhh'"">.-''' u re. T"'''
"Doih the presence OF thy child
N"k. tiy E.>h eyes somld:
iinu hn " 9; thy WANDERING race,
Reared Gih t,cks and luliic> bl>e,
Meier hast - heavenly
t;udiug toward that better
lcel'>l ih"' some latent hr.l.
SnuoN Ing DER lite Of Ill:
Some luCiicntGl pure aud good,
njm ANA iaIDtlt understood:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05
Loni.a, Dec. 90, 1852.

TRUST SALE OF LAND BY Write of Deed Of Trust
cutrd the subscriber ty Francis Godry in his lifetime
for certain purposes therein nnoned aud Of Record In Ces
terield Clerks Once VIII br sold the highest bidder at Ces
terfsld Courthouse the 9th day Of January nerf 1872 one
certain parcel of Land the said deed meElioned con-
tanning one hundred acres he the or lrss.
" u. The Land will sold subject The right Of dow
the widow OF the said Gudsey, and, selling Trustee
shall only such title vested hy the irus; deed
which, with exception, undoubtedly good.
DANIEL B. GoUDE, Trustee.
D.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

GEO w. ToLER GENERAL AGENT CoLLreron, Richmond
~ Pd attends renting houses hiring negroes sell
Ing produce, collecting bonds accounts &c.
Persons the having hire out produce
&C, would do well give him u call
othre opposite Exchange Bank.
SAINT IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

GREAT BARGAIN lN LAND.Tir subscriber having der-r-
mined TO remove to The State Of Missouri will sell the Tract
Of Land county of Caroline which he
sides containing about twelve hundred This land
rated anu miles from Chesterfield Depot tie Richmond,
and Potomac Railroad
able good health aud good society," hiring .T distant
Richmond and Fredericksburg, and about thirty miles from
either place The consist of large aud
venrnt dwelling hnuse with six ahove The basement and
the excellent grannry shielded sides
large tobacco barn. 10 % framed and bnilt If the
naera cabins and all other out houses for large
family all aud good repair There is upon the land
good apple orchards and Two dwelling houses that might if
necessary be divided into farms Of hundred EACH
Their. the yard excellent well Of water, operated by
pump and good Spring distant The quality OF land
good aud perhaps better than in The neichboho0d
Running through il large creek. ardng
hundred OF valuable at land inferior besides
valuable swamp land. About Three hundred
original growth heavily timbered with oak Ind pine This
situation would he very me location for Lawyer, and would
afford fine Practice. further description Is deemed unneces
saTy presumed wishing will
amine for himself The will be made will take
pleasure in showing the land o wish
chase. FRANCIS W. SCOTT.
Nov. Sa-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05
rarmyille. Dec 81 Is4o o.

1,RCsTEE'S SALE OF CHESTERFIELD Landry vr
tue Of Deed If Tlst, esrcrted hy Archibald clary the
SUBSCRIBER certain purposes therein mentioned. dated 93d
day Of February si? and Of record in the Once Of the Clerk OF
the County Court OF cerried shall cei for salt a, public
auction highest bidder. fur cash. Chesterfield
house Monday the 9th day o. January nest that bin. Cont
day Tract of Land situated In the county Chesterfield,
- miles from Richmond and miles .n,
house and bounded y the lanG al James hcer nio Farm
u. odry and Robert Ncirland and containing .eJ
The tile is believed 10 be- good bn acting ducary clpac
~, shall only convey such AZ il vested in me.
WIN WALLACE DAY, Trustee.
Dcc.S 6l-8tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

NoTICE-i Petition will be presented the present Gene.
Assembly, praying the Of releasing
the undersigned Tie right OF the Commonwealth much Of Lot
No SOL u street. in the city Of Richmond CT indus Mar
tin, Mary Martin, his wife, died seized and possessed of
Macy ROPER.
Dec a,u,S,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

OTlCEThe subscriber has sold his Boat Rivanna, hut will
receive obat and all other produce his Lumber House,
the Canal AT Ccnmba and ship with the erenrst despatch
JOSEPH !IODGSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

r,nucATIoH-Mrs. ELIZA A. TOD proposes opening
T. School tuition Of young ladies' at the commence
lnent ensuing year in the county Of Matthew's at seaod
the residence of her father, Col. Tn Hud.ins
Her course instruction will embrace all the various sancnes
of English Education comprisin. Ortography. READING MN
Ing Arithmetic, Geography, Ancient ara Modern HIS
tory Of Composition, Chemistry Astronomy,
Natural and Moral Philosophy Mrs Tod offers the very
moderate eighty dollars for board and twenty Tor ton
i'm all the branches fifteen dollars for instruction In spelling
Readne Writing III. elementary branches Mrs TOD
will by competent assistant and deemn. Inc nsrnc-
tion OF YOUTH pleasure than BURDEN pains WIN he
spared improve both heart and understanding Of those en-
trusted TO her charge
The School viii open the Monday In january, and con-
tinc first Of August The months of August and sep
-her generally embracing hole Of The scky season IN the
country Mrs Tod giving those months rs
and none the Winter Each pupil VIII I've TAXED
with weekly the recess thus ohrialn. the oec
respite from study Mrs. Ted wi engage Inc
Music Teacher the number OF choiars
will Justify Painting and Fashionable Embroidery, in silk and
or.led viii be taught each The French language VIII BE-
taught The for board and tuition are re-
CURED PAYABLE quarterly In advance Each boardr will be re
amired when practicable furnish bedding, towels and can
des-or they furnished pr the Of dollars extra =
s Tod requests all persons who wish TO patronlse her
School pupils the fist day If possible deduction
VIII made and much valuable time often lost BY unneees
sary generalization.
Rterenee President Dew, OF William Mary College, and
others If necessary ELIZA A. TOD
Seafurd, Nov. IS 1919. S-a"ur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

IN cHANcERY.-vIkG,sIa-in Hanover County Cor., y
l. her. ~, 1912.
Cross, deceased and Margaret L. his wife, who was ,l=i.
Cross, Par.,.
against
Nancy Cro., widow OF said Firch Cross, Walter T. CO
and Betsy Ann his wife, who Betsy Ann Gross Sh.i
Cross Henry Gustavus, Edrdge, Ann Maria, Su4anah II
Finch ard Jost ph Fleming Cross the sl ast o om az, =,
under the age oil tweniy-one years, B,;eHdlss
This day the plaintiffs, by their attorney End Med
bill, and the defendants. Walter T. Gilman and Bets, Ala
wife, having entered their appearance and5gven SECURITY
cordne the act Of Assembly and The rules Of this Count
appearing the Court satisfactory evidence, thai they m
inhabitants of this Commonwealth: IL is ordered, That n.
defendants 10 appear here The r-t day Of December
and the plaintiffs said bin; aud That Copy q
order be forthwith inserted in spaper published
city OF Richmond for two months successfully and sr Ana
copy postcd the fron donr Of the Court house This 60,
Copy-Teste,
Oct o9 "a.