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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

fl,rp TEACHERS-Ay young man, of good morals and COM
ea the English and Mathematical branch
another capable of teaching these and the Classics also,
:.e ruaons Address Box No. 1893, Richmond Post Office
3c-lm
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SALE OF JAMES RIVER Landry virtue of a deed OF
trust executed 10 me by Darlington and Ann ~ his
wife, Clerks Office of The County Court OF
Cumberland and for ,s purposes therein specified VIII otter
Tor sala uaic auction premises on THURSDAY, Tie
1911, DIV r October fair, not, The neat ar DAY! The
TIC, NJ Land n said deed mentioned ihi' iaai lies CT Jana
Ryar ai,i o,, ,a,e ,sre crh ec'ahs Trout %
acres Of which pm!ca is river h't'
Persons wishing the property will Ease Apply 10 MI
Joseph Mayo, rrsidine the premises
Terms third in cash. the balance in two equal install
years purchaser giving bond I'm a-
proved personal security and deed of trust me and 'sr
MAYO b. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
Cumberland Sen, 10 lst9 $685..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
Sla0 aEWARo-Ran away llon .hs SUBSCRIBER, on the

Sl00 REWARD Ran away from the subscriber, on the
'ioV night Of the 18th Of present month, (June my
Phi Johnson who mu'ao, about % Of aye,
t gad likely fun head of hair speaks slow ad, when
TO- yer, APT 10 auswe. SIR whether he hears distinctly
%tt Ia wien he len, blue jeans roundabout siiaw hat,
a G dove colored cashmere paGaloons He also took
Sl bm SunIc cloth coat, originally black hut somewhat
Gagged colo; by effect sun, with velvet collar and
azure blue Cashmere pan,aioons.
Iason by July 1871, of Mr.. John Dan.
si Trustee of Augustus ~ Eraxicn, of Matthews county.
virginia whet-, understand he raised. His mother Ia
'saed BY M Stanley s. Hudna of Gloucester county,
'l5 IheI otwhch places have doubt lie las gone.
johnson of Of Visinia, and
i-i Jtl him. will give reward Of hun
nd ddar, mp committed jail, viii
~ reward at - dollars and, If delivered me- in the city
d Gehmant, Va, win give the of % dollars
e. b. JONES.
Er.mcG! June 3nth lsa3. I5-G
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Cumberland. Sent. 10.

A TTENTION, ANTIQU ARIANS-1he House and Lot where
II the lived and died IN Fredsr-
cksbug, Virginia, the premises, on SATURDAY
2st OF October lS3 The Lot is elshy situated ID tue
socicty contains the half OF one square s
Buildings extensive and bs bought cnt'e or hee
present residence Union Theological Seminary nave deter
SAMUEL. u. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

D0,NoKE NAVIG ALTON CoMPASY.-The Annual Meet
n ing Roanoke Navigation Company will b- held at Wei
:ga y C.. on WEDNESDAY, tae Isl day OF No'enher next
A. JOINER.
-. Sl 4l-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
l-0 EWaRD,-FLETCHER HEATH THOS. COOKE {
SiU John SHERIDAN broke the Jail of Henrico county

sen REV ARD '-FLETCHER HEATH, THoS COOKE x
"iU JOHN SHERIDAN broke the Jail of Henrco county
their escape last night will give reward of $50 Tor
r and ~ for CocKe II they a:e delivered 4, the jail OF said
c Heath aout - old a5out eel 10 inches high,
h- large black whskers and black hl'r quite thin
asda e inclined to be bald the palm oil the LETT hand
astTcr AJAX each hand, between the thumb and orehnge
d b. powder Indian ink speaks SLOW and samaers
% AM has hollow voice, and never looks per
the face when speaking to n he had when ne broke
ha kenusk, Jeans frock COAT blue and white cotton panta
aQl.. black hat and shoes
ls N years old, about feet II inches hgh dark
I'm dark eayy dark haze and large black
p Z ZONES d. \. for X. A, Aiayo, ) III. e.
ls13 l5-tf
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Sept. &c

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.-Ih The subscriber Offers
parcel o: likely Negroes consisting Of men, women
and children boys and girls which he wishes TO sell privately
o cash. Any person wishing purchase Negroes VIII DO wei
calling residence Of the subscriber In The lower cnd OF
brick house. eEohOE % q, N.Y. ~
August 49, l543. SS~"o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters Of
Which eyoed highly by those who have used them; and
y A the virtues Of these waters
rr might much said. and hundreds of certificates might be
INN. lift FRANt'IS 4. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
FOR sALE-A SNAIL FARM NEAR RICHMOND

WILL he sold to highest bidder Thursday, the lhh
w Of October the Farm on which Theophlns Iaun
resides James River, the county 4" llenrco
from two and three miles below the City of Richmond
IL contains about OF land, about oncd of which
fences aud soal OF improvement. This little farm Is
highly desirable several accounts vz Its SOL Is
capable high Improvement and producyencss Its situation
uncommony healthy, commanding most extern
scenery. The accommodations for family are
comfortable springs and OF the prest water
lts proximity good market, either by over most
excellent road and lis quiet and retired location IN sny re-
friendly neineborhood The sale will take place on
the premises. will be made accommodations aicr
the land The horses and hogs, plantation
utensils and household furniture will he offered for SALE
ROBERT II. BRANCH, T,vs,.es
JAS. NJ BOYD,
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i. sTp.M SAW Mill F0R SALE


WILL highest bidder, Thursday the i'' octo
her next nj O'clock A. the Steam saw Ni recently
my land. This Mill is most conveniently suata ''
RIVER county Of lienrico TWO ana nan miles ne
law the civ of Richmond is built Of substantial heat pine
mhes and engine of 10 or 2 horse power ana
capable of saving at least 200 feet of plank per day ne sue
VIII take MILL and the made known on tile day
of SALE be arranged in almost way To SUIT the rr
The subscriber living the premises VIII take pea
sure showing the property wishing 10 examine
nTrvjous 10 ibeday of sale THEOPHlLuS TATUM.
Son, 81 80 ids
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~, June 30ih, lS43.
additional REW.4RD-S2OO.

E OFFICERS Of the Peniientiary offer Reward of on
hd ed dollars each for the apprehension and return To tn
.','n 81 JOHN SMITH and GEORGE II. WILLIAMSON, il
toi Reward uf $40 each offered BIZ the Executive,
Ions h. returned wihin year from the 2h Se,,ember
~, and taken after this day. e. :. MORGAN.
% tr
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TWENTY GoLLARs REWARD-1he above Reward will

TWENTY DOLLARS REWaRD.-1he above Reward M
ptd appSehe and delivery to me- nj Lake
hn in lui.a county, Of NY negro STEPHEN VINO ian
Monday the 25th inst, ten dollars u ne DC con
g.d , that get him stephen ran away IN the ia'te
pan Of l,i up in Rockingham county lie was
upper part Of Albemarle. aud VIII probably make iu
lAr plrl Of TIE country.
ksmth by adecolor somewhat brown rathe
a hack-ands large the muscles IN his arms ana body
-o4eily deyeopei-about feet hieh-har very fa
b. his forehead wing him somewhat the appea anrc o
2aes. n. has small very close together 1nS
Nj. lett upper Ito lie took with him al his caihe,
'i cloth and striped cashmere pantaoon', ana
"9r away black fur hat, with narrow b'in . rn
W. NJ. AMBLER.
ilie><-Ambler's Mills, Louisa county, Va
Sf.@ 4l-2aw2w&w,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

JAMES A. PATERSON, CoaarssIoS MSncH.ST, Richmond
Y-Wi give prompt attention sales Of all kinds Of Pro
duce and Merchandise consigned 10 his care Store on Ca
street adjoining Messrs. Caperlon Crump.
Oct Is T-WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

NOfCE-Inr subscriber offer, for sale, privately, his VA
Y 1t ABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Of
about % of LAMB 10 oi which fiat land 81 rst
arIiy aud al h. of Improvement. On guud
potion land - GIc>er
which Virginia All things
m-ia Springs certainly the valuable
Eastern Virginia: healthy, and lis waters
equal any virginia. Tie Improvements the place
all n The HOUSES having been erected
The lat There IL large brick Hotel,
lgh spacious ball ~ feet b. -, the
a.r. adjoining, and lodging above and
ars> Gtntrmcns sitting tie basement tniy On each
The the Hotel there brick house, each Sc
length. and each c"nainn. - rnoms There likewise
buila., 10 rooms aud number
roos sufficient al entertain Ui GOO per
There alsn superior tia:na 100 feel long,
If brick, which i sufficiently 10 dine An
aud comfortable private re>i. located The
well situated for r residence Of hns.
int There j. also good house.
whi done good hasIncss the line.
Thee good hath house. with EIGHT appropriated
for lhing The stables equal any virginia for
v+urnce &c, being brick sufficient contain
eas 81 horses aso framed stable sufficient cunain IL
hor.s The yard pleasure grounds having been Laid out by
ce ebrat-d English gardener and all the borders beautifully de-
coaed slruhb-ry Of different kinds makes tins
b. auifu situation The Spraas lcaiet Fat surpassed
/. he,u,y hy in world. The the AN, liz
Sp,1gs have anayzed 10y Jr. BRIDGES o: Philadelphia and
a,a by Parish Of the place Tie following is
he coaarr! with that Of the Willie Sulphur Syringe
AxELi. S.gscs. WmTE SuLrHrR SFRIsGs
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
M src,iansd, having SHrhat- hydrogen 2acGb in.
N., tints re.rfi- t'crhQUi liz Arid
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MaoIsoS CoURr HpusE, Va July Goth, 1913
Honorable Giniam Smah
Dear Sir We, tho Secretaries q, the Dinner given
TO you at the Rapid Ann Meeting House, en- the 18th
Instant have been instructed request you to furnish
10 Us tor publication copy Of the speech delivered
by you on that occasion.
We feel assured, that compliance with the above
request, al ycur earliest convenience will be source
oil The highest qualification to those who were assem-
hled on that occasion, 1t will be 10 US
With sentiments OF the h'ghes. esteem and regard
we remain, your most obed ent servants,
THOS. J. HUMPHREYS
A. K. BLAKEY,
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Tie HILL for Sale, Rent, or Lease.

THE residence occupied by Ars Lucy BTockerhrouch
adjoining University of Virginia, known THE HILL
ads attached tabou Al of which
land, well Timothy Hcd>eass;
balance with The exception Of the in Glover and well
adapted Corn The Brick House and wings contain
good lodging long dining CELLAR &C., and the
house, Thirty boarders be well
accommodated the premises desirable situation for
boarding house and preparatory school, cannot be found
large Ice House and all the out houses stable c ana
we'll Immediately in the yard garden with fine Southern *
and thing make the desirable resi-
dences in the neghborhood.
Possession will be before the Of the next
session of the University in October.
Toa good tenant purchaser the terms will be accommodating
Apply on the premises or 10
Aug. Is 2s-f IN Richmond
r AND, NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE.-Ey v.rue o:
IL deed of trust executed by Iho e. Miller and Frances MS
wife subscribers and for purposes therein Hentoned VIII
be sold publicly, premises, FRIDAY the 18th OF Uc;o
Der, fair If the first ir day thereafter Sunday except, y
the rac, Of Land which The said Miller lives con.a ne be-
$40 and loco which there large aud co'n-
dious Dwelling House aud all the out houses THIS
land i 80 miles from Richmond midway between Mlchaux
Ferry and Powhaan on house. heng miles nom either pace
and mites from Jeff which situated james RIVER IN
agreeable neghborhood and well waierd lying FINE
Creek which 30 co of " fiat land which
is we'll adapted the cultivation of tobacco corn and oaa
good portion Of the sill: woods of original growth The
whole lies uncomnonly WELL and susceptible OF great Improve
men n but little expense.
place will be sold 10 valuable and likely
Negroes all kinds Household and Kitchen Furniture
Ridn. Carriage and Harness. Wagon, Carts Plantation Tools
and Utensils and the Of Corn aud Tobacco now growing
the antaon.
Mr. Miller will take pleasure land any person
disposed The will be- for the land third
cash the balance equal annual n,taments The person
al property viii he all sold for cash.
Selling shall only such title vested
in which is believed 10 he Indisputahc Sale 10 continue
from day 10 day until every thing i sold
JOHN NJ. MILLER 'u''es'
Sent Is 31-tds
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poE:fiI.AL.
Correspondence J

FUH TIE E.NQLIHEN.
SsEEoH OF HON WI SMITH, AT THE DINNER IN MA.
OLSON.
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NNILTt s".FI , w
GASEOUS CONTENTS con!d
ut IT. lscciiainsd, having cS-
caled before the water reach.
ed Philadelphia.
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening, Jan 18th by the Rev Mr. Joae.
Mr. WiIiam Fcdericks Miss Sophia Mary Jereys, both
Of this city ,,.,u.o,, Va, p,,
,,ae, Of whitehall Joseph W. Russell Of Livingston
C,umbi, county Miss Margetta s, daughter o! John
Van Rennselesr, Esq. Of Albany
At Albany on the 9Th inst by tn. Rev Mr. Van V.chen
ehn Van G,asbeck merchant Of Albany to Mary a. Only
S,"rbter Of Cornelius s. Groot Esq of Schenectady.
A. Albany on DIS, ul,imo, By the Rev Mr. Masse, Hon
George W Hopkins, NJ. c. Of Abingdon, Va TO Miss Mar
ts Youngest daughter Of De- A5ner Crump, OF Po"haan
county.
Warren Fletcher Esq Editor Of the Jamestown Journal
with Miss Annie Jean Bailey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

p.,-,yoRr, June acknowledgements Flour 3I has
inactive AID We rot decline IN price. o.ddl
liz. have offered to sell freely al ~ out me
f, limited. sale Of 100 bbls CITY NILS was made
sss III cash i is generally held at 3D. Rye floef-
list have been made at 50 IS, and not" held higher
receipts of Pernsy " heat liis week are
- 600 bushels all of which has been taken a, mate
on the closing rates OF last weak day sales
~ boussnd bushels have been made AZ ll6 IL cts
- ~ 5000 bushels very prime Illinois received by way
Orleans was sold at l22 cents 70. those portions OF
wer. ia GOOD condition The receipts of Mary land
E. ~. hu; rfng and quote them at 50 III cents
aiasrv 10 prime red Some $1,000 10000 bushels
lJraais yellow Corn have been received tins week
which were made to-day So 55ac. Sales OF Ma
i,od white and yeilo" at 3oc
N Lours, June i-Flour-Demand brisk-a consldeTa-
,aruee has been realized. Holders finn at 81 %
us.sip.s light--stock small
rWheat-Active demand The prie@ has advanced to 7oe
srb several parcels have been sold65 zoe is The
~ :. ,.e for middling and prime parcels.
cor-We place our figures at % DC There Is no de-
ns,aActye demand and further advance Sale. 50
nsmr-sales s. IS to 49, whichch includes all qual
We noticed sale Of water-gotted Yesterday al 50 IL!
The receipts have fallen OF.
arrr.Lo June 9.-There is considerable Wheat a'loat
.g5sldasl Flour is passing off freely 81 IS 4 %
The exports from the canal Office during the first week IN
Va. n lsys) We're follows:
ris receivable. SIS, 265 no. boats cleared .2b'
Principal articles cleared:
slou' G. $50 Butter and LAID lbs AGA al
IPr 3l3 Fiasseed 81 $40
b{t.' cLs 1888 Clover and Grass seed ne 90
TT5ky gals. 29 o59
% amount Of tolls taken for the corresponding week las;
y! ,s amount Of Flour and Wea, shipped from Buftao
canal from the the eth June inclusive for years
ts,s and '43 is follows:
49, 1913. 1872
r,our bb5. So, a03. 81 Co.
wbeat bush. .70,5lS. .3s s96
tolls received from ls to h June 1873 SOS PCS q
ADJ 1912. II S25 q
lacrosse during the same time IN sl3 .sl3li3 90
r,l am, tolls received in lS43 -. Sl03 go 40
=" 1872. 9l,s25 II
rxness in 1913. ............--. Ss,S5o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

caL Net, Co,,.. A d,,.. r., p,,.o - - l.. - ,hs
rnas;er
scbI William Russell Teal . Dis I'm New Bedford with
oil 20 order.
scbr Albany Packet Ho,chk,s dsv, from Boston, with
rd,a 10 master
schr Rubcon Doane ? d,rz from Boston, with ndse 10
rr,s,4r
c.b ro, N,.oo, H., rn r.s,nor, plaster 10 P !
~ g., W. 49, '"' '''"'
Srbr Fla II ,Iril p-;II;o. j ds I'm Boston n,se 10
master
schr Samuel c. abbott DIS from Boston, with mdse 10
master.
sclr Corzea Davis, days from Boston with radSe TO
sclr Jersey Oak Shaw days I'm Easort with plaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND
% g "a gsS sz sEEy 3 slsEsIS2
THE PRESIDENTS ARRIvAl

GRAND HOLIDA Y-RE?EATED PtsliEO FINANCES!
Monday. June l2-D,y and E,yeains.No place IN New
York viii afford fine opportunity for witnessing Al t
FESTIVITIES Of iay the tIanisn the rool Of The N-
am. azi the NEW BALCONIES AND loo WINDOWS .
ircarlus on Broadway. From the rgp of the Museum dis
tincf y.w ma, be had OF beautiful Bavt rst 7?ea
ance l.. Naow OF the steamer containing ;ae Fes'seat
oT TIE FIRING OF SIX NATIONAL sALUTES from
t Forts and l. SHIPS OF waEie landing OF the t:e> ldeHL
and suI,eis review Of he roopsthe paSs Of the Grand
VICE N trout OF the Museum and the MILL
TARY REVIEW IN THE PARk
Cro,on Water RAINING freely Ia each sory oil The Nus
his been erected IN The Nus,GT.
FIREWORKS IN The evening" Mr.. Harrington, tie sr,1t
EenuoIais, and Magician, IS engaged. Also Nix b. u
Sssrinal. Ia Petite CeGito, Sc-
Firs; Performance al ii o'clock precisely. and REPEATED
thIonshont h day and evening such hours not 70 nie
iere With the outdoor spectacle.
Admission to the whole IS Children under 10,
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NAyoR'5 OFTrcE, June 10. lSij

y,
q The Superinten,ients Of Hacks and CABS
Omnbses ana Carts hereby seveaiiy directed 10 cansr
the route through which The VIII pass on Nl0nda
next kept free from ncnHtTicss ny the respective
hcrs under their charge from past o'clock T. NJ "ntil
liter IN. procession passed. The ill b. from The
Battery p Broadway through Chatham street the l'owery;
circns Union Park down Broadw-y through Chambers and
Centres, reefs the Park.
Citizens and Others .wnins private vehicles requested 10
avoid obs tructiu. the route above mentioned
irl2 ROBT H. MORRIS MAYOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Highly Import Sc AR IA :. A a.silsIse
Of \ Naflll from the Ears ali 5hoss able nois IKE
the huzzins OF insects falling Of vieE I i l.,
M srndanr Is nh the disease Physicians AID Surgeons MN
Sold BY A. B. D. SANDS Druggists a; 70 F9on I stf az
wholesale and retail; eso sold b. D. SanG % :" Iva
Sroadwsy; D. Sands = Co No. q Isl lo'aNa.' 49,
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Sd Division of Infantry.

; y.
- The Committee OF the Common Council having NV
ted the cooperation Of the Military the reception OF the
Preen, Of the United States thu commissioned officers oil
hi. Division off duty who may desire take pA the Ger
enonie viii meet III nniiorm The City Hall on Mo&daS
next, al half past u o'clock ?. NJ. o>-rr
Dyoreer OF Maiar-Cieuer j NES
? Z RRrNCEFE IinfF. Division !.sIectOr. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

THE FIRM OF GREEN " CONkLlN hay-
/ Ing been dissolved by mutI consent, The subscriber
informs the public thai the Wholesale and Retail C0.hn
business will be Continued By him, at the old esiahlish.
stores No 3 BOWERY and No. 40 CHATHAM;
STREET whore there viii NJ all times be found ial and
complete assortment of EMS BOYS and iLDEE EMS
CLOTHING ofa descriptions made in the latest and most
fashionable styles which the attention of those IN want IS
r5pectfu iGyited As he has nl Arrangements 10 rcsy9
by every packet the latest styles of CLOTHS, CAssi
MEEES, VESTINGS &c, and has secured the services 81
ex.rcrccd Cutters he pledges himself 70 give perfect a@ts
faction o al who NAV purchase e,
CD now an hand GEORGE. T. GREEN.
X .,..Lnrk Al..-L 1877 ~. Inl3
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Hr,n Q--,RrrEs 81 l2ith Ret. Inl:

CITY OF N-ls-l nrk. 10th June, 49,:
Special Or.!crs.-I'ha Officers of this Regiment
off duty lied assemble the City Hail. on
the l2th INST. Il O'Clock, noon, full UNIFORM JOY '
rnrpns. OF Joining of respect and hohoIs
lie shewn the President OF the mted states
on his arrival IN our City. 1900 49,,
GEORGE WILLIAMS idjutsnt. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

u Window Shade Depot! No. Spruce
Window Shades snted by artists tuavr and orlgu OF ae
<nowiedge talents All shades painted with n. best
Il oil colors and warranted wash aud not fade. Shades
2ained any pattern size AT the shortest notice. nteo
arrafio> executed magnificent STYLE
ncri rice Painting OF all kinds done order 10 fac. all
works OF art can be produced this establishment.
msi ,,,is BARTOL S De MAURY.
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DII ED.

On Saturday afternoon, 10Th, Ca,iane G, eldest daugh
r Of the late John Remmcy Esq the 5oih ycaI Of her
age ,C,
Crkson Crous and Of the late John Citing, IN his 10Th
On the Oh inst Daniel Walworth Esq in the 2sh year Of
his age.
body, aged 25.
On the s,h instant Thomas Nasou the 9th year Of his
age
Al ST. Thomas Job Blerher Of Belfast Me mate, and H.
Adams cook both of sch Black Hawk, with fever, coz
.rac,ed whilst at Guadalupe
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- s.hr;u..s an,i-Dy.pcptic ana Rest

-fire Cordial soyarei: Remedy for Dyspepsia and
NronS Affections /, highly recommended by rniatn'
and by PERSONS who have been benefited by ii.
nA "" Murray street mean Broadway. Price 81 Ir bot
yV Hes ca ucr dozpp el0 mIs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12
: The Covering Which Nature has i

= The Covering whlrh Na9fr ha5 beStcF'f'T on
r hea! o man, OF the principal elements OF human
he,uty What IN b. les pleasant 70 look upon than bad
head Even the time OF the Prorlst ELISHA thou bald
head was considered the su.erays o nslt and rrproac;
and modern days Tie defect usual concealed With zeal.
eli. care But how muol better rrnel than 70 conceal II
fe,e bottles Jlyues Hair Tome ~ almost all cases
render WI, unnecessary BY decorating the bare scalp " ii
ne,y growth OF hair. Ii the hair falling f, m,,-e om
f causa applications OF J.yue, Hair Tonic Will
st the apiiatin- process tes- fac's do NOT rest roa our
',av but pom e,tim1utis m oabe espc;4 nli-
~ Sold by a B, y =. SANDS, ru,gi-is, NJ. - Futou
e. o7g Broalway - Est Broldway. Jel0 2~is
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ERIGADE ORDERS.

NV ORH, June 9th, 1915
The foregoing orders published for the information OF
the Second Brigade
The Brigade Line viii b. formed The 18th inst, Princes
the night on Broadway, at II: O'Clock a. VI.
The Brigade Staff are Directed assemble Z; the General
Quarters I'd door eassry from Broad
way. 10 o'clock a. NJ. Of that day.
b order OF General f. Z. MATHER-
EDWARD 5. Halt Brigade Inspector. JIG q
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