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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29
ROOMS TO LET

w~s ILLINOIS! ILLINOIS !! ILLINOIS : Amy
fpeop for sale AZ se,y low rrice fcw 50 70 $50
County near Dapvie Illinois. may hear purchaser by sp
pJ inr 10 IA MGS SHAW I2i Fulton st. N By letter
uad, stating The lowest price pr acre the ex9ct l0ralo,
the quality Dad th. qua 1t,ty % the land
stating IN Of such spovemens aud the manner
In when the land suppyed wi water for farming purposes
Aud ao stating the and most direct route o New
York City TO the lands described. 49,
M B-Stae the quantity and quality OF the fencing the
land. J2lm
COOD WIN CO.'S WRITING PAPER-A full aasort
ment of these desirable papers the prices
for sale BY fEhSsE bhOOks,
jyl6ec. No. 81 Liberty street.
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JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
& @ & ne

& M &&S
REGULAR LINE OF PACKET SHIPS. 81 South street.
PASSAGE and Great Britain and Ireland via Liver
pool and London by the regular packet ships sailing the
l 7h, 3th and 25h OF each month from Liver
month.
The subscriber has made unequeled arrangements to
bring out emlgrants, and with great confidence
those sending for their friends: that every
embark with them Passage also be engaged from Liver
pool Greet New Orleans Mobile, Sa annah Baltimore,
Philadelphia Bo and TO the different ports Of the British
Provinces at the lowest rates.
with these arrangements, together with the advantage
which his Lvsp oil correspondents possess being la
ship and extensively engaged the reghg usness
desratching yearly 100 first class ships Liver
pool the tbs United States with freight and
The facility offered by this abshment
surpassed and from the large number first class ships
ployed in the line detention whatever which
will be guaranteed The price will be at the lowest
rates. and should Of those sent for decline canning the
money wl b, customary refunded The steamboat
fare from the different ports TO Liverpool usual be
JOHN, HERpMAN,s 81 South ,NY.o
Merchants and Emgrauts' Agents..
DRAFTS A NNG6 Z SCIsf NUE. Liverpool
The subscribe. the attention Of those RENTING
their fe rd his unequaled for
of his dr. demand without charge
whatcve en- the folle wing Banking Instiutons viz
London.
Mes. Barnard Co.. Exchange and Discount Bank, Lii
verpool.
out England Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Birmneh nm Banking Co..
Lancaster Banking Co.
IN SCOTLAND-Greenock Banking CO. in Glasgow and
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AGENTS..

AGENTS.
1ns following Is list Of agents for the Herald, where
subscriptions will be received and single numbers
found for sale:-
Boston, Mass. ......... .hiessrs Reddina Co.
Philadelphia Pa .......... .Msssrs Zeber & Co.
Baltimore. Md. ....'..'. VIM Taylor.
Warrington, d. Co.. Do.
Buffalo, N. T.. .......I. D. Hawks
New Haven, Conn.,. ......T II: Pease.
Hartford, Conn. .......y. W: Judd'
Albany, N. w.. ...........Ge o: Jones.
Troy, NJ r.. Levi willard.
Lansingburgh, N. Y. ........A Lewis.
Newark, NJ j.. ....... ID smith.
Caskin; N. T.: ...... II hswe.
Peekskil, Y.... T. Monkhouse
Sing Sing, N. Y....,..... IS. Bard.
New Orleans, La. J. c. Morgan.
Cincinnati o.. ......... Robert Carnaha1.
Paterson, N j.. Matthew Dougheig
Rochester, N. Y.:..: 49,. "A Jones.
Elzabethtown, N. J..... Samuel Crane.
New Brunswick, N. j.. William solomon.
st. Louis Mo-. woodward & Mathews.
Charleston, Sc. Amos Head.
Hudson, N. Y..... George Clare.
hugustd, va. %. A. domeS.
Mobile, Ala. M Boullemet
Poughkeepsie, NJ Y. Levi Smith.
trenton, N. j.. ~ kaunsley.
Louisville, ky.... ."....W A. Haldenan.
WneeunS, va. ....f Z. Brookman.
New London, Con-. .....S. 4 G. Rogers.
UTICA N Y...... ...J b. Loaf
Nasnvilles Tenn. "a Billings
syracuse, N. Y... James Robertson.
nriagepor! VI. ....'....... >. w. Hatch.
Jackson, MISS. j. w. Clark.
NlckspuTg, MISS ...Mrs H. A. Parker.
New 6ediord Mass. ....... "A Robinson
Providence H. l.. John Green
Worcester, Mass. .......... Il. Thompson.
Yearly Subscription to the paiIy Herald 81 a5
and Tor shorter period at the rate. The Weekly
Herald, 1925.
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TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
4S PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.

TApSCOTT'S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
4s PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
a. e. 60 M
The subscribers beg call te 4tenton of their friends
and the public ; to te
Of England elAnd Scotland Wales magnificent.
seSi a9 GfS Hn III PACKETS VIZ
s ship ssi2bsbG15SSs s, Cart SS ddpS
ssSip sHGRib6AN, Csptais pspey,ter.
Ship GA GA 4,;.,,S Gs "a in SSHiSly:
Ssg'e'% jRss:,
Ship ROCHESTER,. Captain Palmer
Sailing twice ever, very month"; GNTEB LNE
composed frs, elias. American ships, sailing
year ei one every s1 days. thereby preventing The pos
se and to New
Il: A.ofIom pi hivsrpoo to New Orleans Mobile sayaa
vano ses British North America can at ali time, be enc
gagged on liberal terms.
the advantages derived from this line in prefer
enee any oter aud they rest assured that unusual
ed with an eye solely 70 the eonoI Of as 0eS
In all cases whei .the rites sent for decline coming the
rec from the seaport OF Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets which the subscribers are agents.
az VIZ and from London on the ls 10th and 2eth
$ Of n 1G% Nsw hs Mobile
na anu Charleston F1ssY fT9p SGE the season.
Persons in the country wishing money TO their friends
by enclosing the they wish with the and adj
forwarded per first packet after the ip
thereof and an acknowledgement for the returned
mail
Drafts at sight, for payable demand with
out Or any other charge at the National and Provin
Bankers London Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool
ostpad,to
Az W.&yT. TAPsC0TT.
doyr 43 L ok Slip. corner Sonth st.
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SGR BLACK BALL or OLD LINE OF LIVER
MN POOL PACKETS-RegularP Packet, and salts Tues
Jay, the of August-1hc well known sailing
ayoIie packet ship EUROPE Capt Edward o. Furber will
sail positivey above, regular day.
The accommodation Of this ag packet for cabin
second cabin and well brown be
Tor spendo and comfort, by
oIher vessel aoat Those visiting The old country will find
to interest this desirable prefer
enc. TO any other For terms of pasat which will be low
early application shonld be made the bet berhs
apply boar foot ri the sub crbers
ROCHE, BROTHERS Il co, IS Fultcnstrset,
door o the Fulton Bank.
p 8. The Europe will si from Liverpool 10Th OF
Sept Persons sending for their friends have Them brought
her, Of packes comprising this agnicent
and line SAILING from that port on The 9TH and 10Th
OF each month
Bank of Ireland and on Me.sTs Prescott Groe Ames Co.,
bankers which OF disc charge
whatever every throughout III gland, Ireland Scol-
land and Wales For passage, Sc, apply IS above. 49,
The and M gnfcen PACKET ship New York, will sue
coed the above packet and sail for Liverpool .he 10Th An
gust, her regular day, jv23
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kf& THE NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
H Packet 18th Angust.The splendid well known fast
sailing new packet ship LIVERPOOL Capt John
Edrd l3o tons burthen now her second voyage and
and equally admitted by ali that the Liverpool the fastest
packet ,bp that Of New York. having beaten the
packet ships New York and Sheffield passage hence
DAYS and a,o packe, her return that
saed IN company with her, ell which sailed
raj dys before her Her accommo dons for second
cabin and seerage very superior has
Eheo ior her the name Of the Floating Palace. Thoie
Ti,hpg 70 secure beIths ia this ship should
fai 10 make early app boavd Burng Sp
wa J. I. TAPsCOTT.i s Peek slip,
nv 81, South street.
ahordng ayorab opportunity tho.e wishing
their nos TO come out in her. the regular line on
bile terms and these wishing can nave
drafts for amount pays We In pncinaI
towns Of Great Britain and Ireland ''
The Sitdops wit succeed the Liverpool and sail 25th Au
gust Nv csc
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THE OLD LINE Jackets Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
sailing my falls Sunday, the ships will sail the succeed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

Il saw him placed upon the committee of twen,y.one
and also heard from friend that he made every
inch Wing speech. wish to bring this question fair
y before the people of Virginia that they may how
very consistent the Wings Of Richmond are, and how
very charitable they to their clique and clan
also want you TO what this Federal print, yea, all
the Federal prints of this city, will say 10 their present
Bank Wing Presidents making Wing political speeches
after their having condemned the former President OF
the Virginia Bank for simply attending Democratic
meeting | call the attention Of the people of the
Stale TO this monstrous condition of things-l call
upon the Democrats of Virginia TO watch these
movements" OF the private character Of these gen
tlcmen | have nothing 10 say. | am only showing
the injury, which, in my opinion, will befal these
Banks. No man can serve God and Mammon at once.
My own decided opinion is, that the Banks and their
officers ought not to be actively enlisted in the Politi-
cal arena. 1t is we'll known, that nearly the whole
banking interests Of this city in the hands OF the
Wings. am in way hostile to these Institutions
but does appear TO me- that the true interests OF their
head officers would be- not TO share in the great excite.
ment and the violent turmoils of the agilating cam
paign. | will continue this subject in future num-
bers which shall be printed in handful form, and c'r>
culated gratis the people of Virginia early day
A DEMOCRAT OF RICHMOND.
Saturday night, Oct. %, half past IL O'Clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31
IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS
Pro'opsus ute,i Cnrtd BY L1Ttrnrt ;N xm iqreo

Proi0psus Cteri Cured w L1tGRnt .HehHS.
TAR no TUOMPSON'S PELVIC CORSET AND CTERo
~ ABDOMINAL BASDAGE-We have completed our ar
for manufacturing these instruments when wi" en-
furnisia supply adequate 10 any de."ann @ mo,c.
Of apppha which we constantly receive from ue 'si
this city, and from saro Ia'is oil TUE pun -,
pressing their claims Tor preference uP" vac ~
the medical profession and the public : ,.
Physicians throuplon state invited r. examine men,
n we feel satisfied be convinced OF thrr eSccene
and applicability 10 prevent mistakes III ordering, we
b. ef description Of The which Will enable any ohe 10
which NAV b. applicable the for Which may De "ane
The Pelvic Corset the Of Poapnis er ann atthn
ant diseases easily adjusted, AMI i worn ny he patent
orl any incnn The pad which gives support " we "a
portion OF he pelvis "a pa't usually 'ente h
bas upon firm leather Of proper size ana SHAPE he'y
ed; which is secured in is place by w" rs , i'm
mate ial which j. added portion 81 elastic wrb"'ns %
ceni all the intentions o: elasticity soe"P'e "
the If bandases. e p,,,
The Abdominal Bandire, for the rRErEsros o. rnia.s
er and her Weaknesses admirably aiarts s !" the form
o The pat ent and is con9.d, aHd ti ~ ' mae
RAJ allow .mharc tn eco' so,' aah ea,'c p ',
If - abdomen: and while II the spinal c"lnf III a
mos, comfortable manner allows the u 'ho's 'e'u@ -,
every Dart of The body-aad under 10 circumstances nc
drawn into wakes folds the shn-pesefV'hs Us ,
and giving support comfortably and eeHcis-'neIe!
g ibr objection usually urged against common bahhase
may he thrown into wrinkles folds and thereby act a
rigid cord This handase Is also Kept III pace D! " " f
of elastic webbing ,,. or rho .,,s
tic webbing part MATERIAL Is the exclusive reht Oh me
paten,ee and inventor We deem 1t nhneces.a! " w.; -
The nj ar,a.e the Cf In their manufacture mus e'
surprising will be readily conceded by all instruments
metallic springs isbe ection that they rarely u eV
fl, comfortably well, thew be modied 70 'ne
msances These objections are entirely overcome
IN Dr. Thompsnn'- instruments, they can pe hiaue u
smaller desired, with the greatest Anu yct
vantage is tina, they be Ind about han me ce u M
other instruments which offered We are ehapeu W no
having uchased right 10 make them M Of mis-
ing tn. objections so generally urged @ hn;ng n
kind of the high prices asked for then hoping 70
burss ourselves BY an increased sac 6 dbaed the use Of
them; and, far, we are pleased TO say, 'ha' gu"
have been allied - ,, p,.,mo,d %.
r., ., ~ " 50--wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

DUBIIc SALE OF LAND, STOCK, CROP &c.-W!li be
i Sold on the 9Th day Of DECEMBER, is ~, ii fair ii not
the lair day. The premises, Ia the highest bd"cr The
Tract which the late Elizabeth Harding resided
tanning alnut This land lies the County Of P0wha
the Court house the A?romai'ox river, ami
adjoining the lands OF Dr. William Cnmp. DR. Abmer CrumP
Ben Mead others. About 100 of this tract river
hotto high land of good quality and portion oi II ~ good
heart The comfortable and convenient being
amply sufficient for tile accommodation Of family and securing
ctoo The third cash, the balance III two equal
annual payments. Bond and personal seru, will I've equircd
and title retained until all is paid The Land sold in pnt
snance Of Dccce OF the County Cont Powhatln It will
shown by either subscribers by Mr. John Robnson
siding on the premises. GEO. NJ HARDING, Commits
~ A. &. JOHNSON sinners.
~ will be Sold and place at public auction
ali the stock Horses Mules Cae, Hogs and sheep all e
rops of Corn Fodder, Oats, The Plantation Utensils
Ho eod and Kitchen Furniture aud probably likely Ne
gro,s NAV be- added 10 the sale credit win be given all
ums oy, $40 except Negroes. Terms made known
the day If sale. GEO ". h@RDiH",
Administrator uf Elizabeth Harding, decreased.
p,,h,,ap IN Or JU-wtis
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-, ,ns New York Evening Pcs,.)

T,o" .Sn rHK psIsESr TARiFF.-The
Ms VS., are making themselves busy with thus
Was Ff, late number of the Richmond Enquirer:
sentence fore as letter sen, Us by friend and address
We Mr. Van Buren,, in hich Mr van buren utterly uis
ri ha' t,tnpunces the present Tar'f' -.
.ls ana .s,e prints treat this il It were treason
Inc ~, State. That Mr.. Van Buren, should dis.
s-'p'' "a dencunce the present tariff. they never
c' 4 surh an enormity.
bssu Va Buren is however, not very singular IN nus
NJ .,h,,;on OF the present tariff Out OF the wing
d'aF' mas not that we ever knew or heard OF,
PifN norld The moderate tariff men OF oo'n parties
~ W they would prefer less oppressive ano u"-
dsc"" Of duties Even Mr. Clay oechnes
sqH' 20 of i, as a whole. In his late ietters' ne
tells the public that he is not IN SITUATION 10
tiuf ,r lis provisions, and hints mat u may want
lnte correction few weeks ago, one OF the
in this city, attacked violently tor seve
WE .d,nipcs successfully. Almost every Dehoc'a',c
"a take M. contains some untavoraoe an'mad'
?sPsf We ,h., nplncky tariff. Nobody claims the pa.
'eis''" =, NO man boasts of having brought IN the
@iNtt s,ens forward and says, this excellent
sii Nv "ns of nv devsing II is abandoned to the
a.o,n Of lis enemies and the Ill concealed con-
or.a,of is friends The Wing press can gam nothing
Limo mon MIR Van Buren, dislike OF SO wretch
rs 0"e""s .l respects as the present tariff, in
vhch he only conc'oes WIN
ne country
.r,o rvenipp Post speaks firm and wise Ian
"e ,vho ran 90 for such Tariff as the present,
in its pri ncpe or its details, to use Mr. Van Blu
f.,. terms, without sacrificing the revenues OF
80 yernment or the interests oil agriculture and CON-
'.ss 10 the monoposing spirit oil the manufacturing
n 4, is strange that the Wings are making such
sF: .bou, this letter Of Mr. Van Buren, when it's
..sn,, were given out months ago; and when q
,.i!se Of The Wings of New York actually played
gan IT. in The address which :hey published to the
S S'y upon the last Congressional election They
,a,isd the tocsin but enlightened people repealed
~ ,r.dlous attempt with indignation. Is it possible
~. he Coons have forgotten all these facts, scarce
t-.x months old ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

TT painful record the death e the aged and inhrn who Tor
past may have been aitfn. on the BRINK o me 9fae
bu how nuch the taxi when the Vctn
one Who naced IN thu 50 Ing ims OF me- whcn
upon hv ioang parents, relatives ani hs, az qua
~ ,hg ctr. ~, mise Of hGot and usefulness aniieI
mated b ait? c feel The truth Of these eeciios by me arl
a ,b9 lands annually cae eay and unime gave,
and ed unknown, from al the prospects ana ENJOY
mems f th ir the Of one nrred moment,
aud h disease oniy simple tie ir>t pace, eas. ob-
moved under the hands x i.n practitioner, and when nr.
yer groves ii rprry '!oa The "n'uofed thinx they
tiri Mercury, anu the
aromp she'd Fatal eor 1hou'snG> yearly either ner
ont o their tiei; constitutions broken
md the functions OF impaired render The residue
az life miserable Dr. Hartley does not attempt, by de,aii
,nsrr nf winch he mas successfully treated TO his
nane nv ni.ng feeling, of inividuaishs works. not hts
yo have the result of his experience
and the and nyOae secrecy witt! which lie nay JT
consulted.
Dr. Hartley member OF The Medical Profession and r III
the nature pr with IA. utmost conldt nee, even
the tl oiri hope NigG and perfect Death lie may
he the morning til 10 ~ nehi-oice on ~"
cns Alley Richmond Va Letters tnoosnc remittance, an
swred hy return post and panciua Transmitted TO
~" -, * ~ y ~ " 37-am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

r1 r " Johnson. veteran patriot has passed
,s,5urh many Of the cities of New England; and
wherever be- has visited, he has been received win as-
,,a,s.1ed consideration. The Concord IN Ii Pa
@ dcvo;es more than three columns TO the PARTICULARS
=. ii. reception at the capital of New Hampshire tie
,.e.d on the oath inst ale stad at export over Sun
- the 20 and was at Windsor on Monday last. On
T,.s5,v n. was to be at Hanover n. H., and Norwich
y, From thence he was to proceed to Montpelier,
sd Burlington, and then to New York city, where
,f, preparations making for his reception.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

Th- Richmond Medical College, yesterday, CON-
nahcsd It's Winter session. DR.. Maupin, Professor of
Chemistry, opened with Lecture, which seemed to
delight the respectable audience. He traced in clear,
cnsie and striking language, the NEST remarkable dis
OF the beautiful science, Chemistry, and, with
master hand developed its close connexIon with the
different branches of the Medical art DR.. Nj deserves
macn praise for the lucid and elegant manner in which
he handled such difficult subject, as opening Lee
,urc on Chemistry.
The different Professors will this week deliver their
introductory Lectures We bespeak the public atten-
ton We are gra,6ed to hear, that the prospects of
this Iugiata School of Medicine are brighter than
eseI-some anticipating as many as one hundred and
twenty Students We wish it all success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

New JFRsEy.-We learn from Trenton, that Daniel
Ilanes Of Sussex county, has been elected by the e-
gsa,ure the Office of Governor of the State of New
Jersey. He is decided Van Buren, man-the friends
of Mr. Tyler having been defeated in the caucus which
previously held .fett0nat Iateligeneer.
We learn, that Mr.. RUSSELL the Vocalist, who was
Justly admired here in the two Concerts he gave
last week, has gone visit 10 Richmond, where he
will give three Concerts, and then return here the fol-
lowing week, and give one more Concert previous 10
his leaving for the South.-fU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

The Washington Correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun, under date of October %, says:
sin regard to the workngmen resuming their duties
al the Navy Yard in few days, the prospect bright
ems. The valuation Of materials, long since condemn
ed and lying dle-ony occupying space which could be
more advantageously used-canno, be less than $50,
900 or $4,000. The greater proportion of this pro.
perry is "copper" which, ike some other descriptions of
metal, always in demand. I, is indeed fortunate
for uncle Samuel, that the President and Secretary
Of the Navy hit upon this method 10 raise funds TO
pay for finishing the old gentleman work for snch
the increase of business at the mines in various
parts of the country, that in year or two longer this
copper would not bring one-half what II will now
No doubt now exists, that q sufficient fund can be
raised to pay the workmen until after the meeting OF
Congress-; and with no less confidence do the work
men rely upon the President and Secretary OF the
Navy 10 set them to work again specify
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

Hills Patriot" has a letter from Washington, Oct.
,! which states, that "Dabney Carr, the late up
g5a'ed Minister Resident at Constantinople, leaves
e,ry the week. He purposes tarrying some time in
P probably TO learn Ia iangus diplomdtque, and the
practices Of Courts. He is q man of much shrewdness
aa1 !ac; Of keen penetration, and of easy manners ;
sat, he observes, with much rightly, the Mahome-
ian Apostles injunction against the use of wine, is
fond Of Coffee and his pipe will, have no doubt, take
with the Turcomans' We subscribe, most cordially,
10 every thing, which the Patriot says of Mr.. Cars
Qls,icaiious-and even We have been long
intimately acquainted with D. S. Garland consi-
der HIM admirably qualified, by his manners, tai nts,
em9er and address, for the post TO which he has been
p-omn,ed. He of the accomplished Peter Carr,
E.3 late Of Albemare, the nephew Of Thomas JEFF
fs-,on Mr.. Carr 10 Jefersonian in his prnciples-a
r-sllnrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

MARSHAL BERTRAND, the distinguished companion
,ns Of Napoleon, has visited Gen. Jackson Mr. Clay
md Nr Van Buren, He has been politely and feelingly
.s,slved bv the civil and military authorities and the
people Of New York. He will visit Philadelphia Bal
I'm - and Washington, and we learn from the Cour-
.,r DIS Esats Uais, (the French paper in New York;
mi rom private sources, that he may be expected
SHORTLY to vsit Richmond and Yorktown, "ihe theatre
ons Of the first victories of the War of lndepend-
snee where the French egions, in whose ranks re-
alton Of Gen Bertrand served, took gallant part.
Shall We suf,r this brave and renowned soldier OF a
ns,nn, endpsred to us by so many associations, to
come among Va without some evidence of our kind
feeling and national hosptality' Let the reception
b IS SIMPLE as possible; we eve some compliment to
caan; officer, and through him, to enlightened and
LIBERAL France. We throw out these hints to our civil
,rlboriss and volunteer companies. They will know
what the proper steps to be taken to do most honor
II the distinguished foreigner. To them We CONNIE nd
The SUBJECT, and leave it in their able hands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31
Cu1RJES W0RTUAN

LOTTEhY VE.NUEK, RICMNOND, "a"
g ELLIS Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by j. IT, Gregory
- Co.. and on the same tenn
So,cudid Schemes for November per sketch OF Capital
Soycmber ith.- OOa, 10 oOo, Sc-Tickets $40.
Il;h.-s30, OOO 900, &c.-lickets $40.
lsih-Si0,0n0, 10000, &c.-1'Ickc's SO.
25il-S30,o 900 0,G0o ssc-Tickets SO.
az All orders confidential and attended 10 with Dispatch ana
lin. drawing forwarded ~ a. received here -,
Drawing If the Alexandria Lottery Class NO o. al AtN"
oeo'f! AT ~ % "a 30 IS - Is a5 &c "A e. 81
o. -, =" Silt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-31

His PoruLARIrY- While the Wings are a'trbutlDg
their late success in this State TO the influence Of Mr.
Clays name, (Which the bye was never heard IN The
coniesA they should bear in mind that the Wing par
~ came into power in lS4O backed by nineteen
Sa,es, giving each decided maortes; but since the
development of their policy and measures, as "emho
died in Mr. Clay in less than two years they have lost
all the States but some five or SIX Popular, very!
BaH Rem