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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

The QUESTION REPrATED!-The Globe repeats the
question, which it has put to the ilad'sonian, Ehethcs
Mr.. Tyfcr and his friends nil support the nominee 81
the Baltimore Conrcntions The Madisonian does ~;
directly meet ,h.s ques,ion-and assigns Certain rea-
sons why il will not answer the Globe. Now, a. We
hove placed ourselves in somew la, a different category
from ,hu, of he Giob-, By declaring that sc 'w"H;d
support ilr. Tyler for the Presidency IN preference TO
Mr.. Clay, If ne should b. the nominee Of the Demo-
cratic Convention tive hope we DO not inirude, - by
throwing ourselves upon the courtesy and candof OF
the Mat,sonian, for en- explicit answer. Wouid l be
reciprocal for US TO say, we viii support Mr.. Tyler as
the nominee, and jet the friends OF MIR. Tyler vii! no,
pledge themselves TO support any other nominee We
respectfully ask a categorical reply !:om mir. Tyler
The Matisoniau says, 1t "desires to beat MIR. Clay IN
1874" Bat ~iH he9 Why split hairs--n'se idle OBJ
ject,ons-and say, alt cannot be done, If Mr.. Bar leads
the attack" Chimaras all! Go Tor the cause, and
do not look how this man or that mar conducts the
battle. Let US all be leuders-Or. vii! the hiadl,onian
linger idly on the ground, whist Henry Clay continues
10 "pour his rheum upon the beard" Of John Tyler:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

,hren in Clarksburg, Harrison County. They have
formed a Democratic Association, with George II
Lee. Esq as President and DR.. B. Dolbeare and Colonel
{. Vance as Vice Presidents. &c &c. Eve shall
publish their Proceedings in our next, along with the
remarks Of MIR. Basel, The Editor of the "Srion Of
Democracy The Association "earnestly invites its
political friends throughout the county 10 form similar
Associations auxiliary TO this, for the purpose OF effect
ing a complete organization" The "Scion" declares,
in an elevated spirit, that "the Old Dominion-,he
unteIriGed common wealth, shall never be dnsg'aced by
casting her electoral vote for a Federal Coon Presi.
dcnl'--and that a conversation with The people Of The
short of the vote of General Harrison in 1910. We
are resolved, that the Nominee of the National Con
ven,ion shall be or candidate" and "Henry Clay and
the measures OF the Wing party, the only enemy We
seek 10 conquer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

We mean no disrespect to the Editor of the Columbia
South Carolinian, ' IN declining 10 answer is long and
abored article on the Tariff question, and Syracuse
Convention notwithstanding its structures upon our
We can see little benefit, but much mischief,
% arise from such controversies. But, we would most
suggest the publication of MIR. Van Buren's
,oie i'm The las, EnoulrPr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

\, ~ - We repeat, shall question the probability that
.-. 49,, 49, o. increase Ct our population will be, and must
ce,,s "USen an indefinite series of years, in the awful
In, - !" winch all Imagination is bewildered and lost,
her,, '"cn We have assumed-a ratio less than has
c,r,s marked our progress: What assignable
.,o,,. = mere that can arrest it? With a boundless
.,rhs ., fertile territory, within that region of the
h.sb,,a surface most favorable to human life and the
sh,b =. Development of all it's faculties-a climate
ine. ~, nus ever increase in s~alubrity, from time to
''" ne extension Of cultivation an intelligence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
RRI,.SWtCK COUNTY.

A meeting CT the Democratic rsrty, and sl others
opposed 10 The election of Henry Clay as President,
will be held a, Lawrencavils, on M%onday, The 9Th day
of November inst, (cou-t day. for the purpose of send
ing delegates TO The Baltimore Convention, and for
other purposes. hASf VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

DISSOLUTION.

rT,HE Co Partnership of Joseph il. Keeling 8 Co. was dissolved
4 on the i7h Of augH>; last. Those hhviH. claim against the
firm viii present them Ia Joseph IL. Keeling for settlement, and
those indebted 10 the hrm VIII please mule pas m-nt IT, hun as
early a. possible. JoSEfii u: hEnLiN''
JOHN l.. WARREN.
goydion, Mcckicnhur. co, 2Gth Oci- ieii.
". u. Joseph II. Keeling VIII continue tue Mercantile Business
in ny Gtpn, aud VIII alNa,s keep ou hand n gene "a assortment
nf nry Gurts. Groceries and Hardware Persons wishing 10 pnr-
chase " n please give Idm a call b' fore purchasing elsewhere, as
lie is determined u sell i0w Gor cash.
JOSEPH II. KEELING.
vo-. 10 53-3s
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Tie coons Fooled II Their opa Heapon

The COoHs Fooled III lhsr Onn Hedp0h
The Wings have been in the habit OF taking, and
then publishing, the Registers of Votes at watering
places, in steamboats,, Nc, &c-knowing perfectly
we'll, that the citizens ofthe towns, who are more gene
rally Wings, &c, are accustomed 10 travel more than
the yeomen Of The country. For once, however, they
have been taken in, as The Louisville Advertiser of the
second instant informs us. 1t states, that "as the
steamboat Clipper came up through the Canal, night
before last, q proposition was made by 4 friend of MIR
Clay, that the sense of The passengers be taken in re-
ference 10 the candidates for the next Presidency. The
result, as handed in to US by a passenger, vas as follows:
sFor MIR. Van Buren,, IL
"For Mr.. Clay, II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
TO THE EDITORS OF Tn EyQUIRFR.

BACK RIVER, ELIZABETH Cirr Co.,
November 6, l543
Tao manner III w~hich.tir hiadis1nian !mJ replied To
the -ir'ci"'es Of "An Aott-.vtee Man." published ia
your raPfr q irw days nso, induces me 10 notice ths
matter, ~ tar only ., tn sav, lha, | had no knowingly
IT rny sicii product On nn.sl saw il in your paper
Nor do ], 10 TINS tnon-nt, knaw who is the author. |
have ~ con'p!alnts on th;s score to make against any
one. In regard 10 lie intentions Of alr. Tyler, | have
no Information beyond that derived from the newspt-
pers. Neither interest nor curiosity prompted me 10
enquire into the reasons which induced him to confer
the mission 10 Consian,nople on MIR. Dabney Carr Of
Baltimore.
Respectfully, Jour obedient servant,
r LILO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

We shall publish the Resolutions adopted by the
Meeting Of General Cass's friends, held at GAINESVILLE
on the 3O,h ult. they strongly urge his pretensions-
Blu, "pledge themselves TO support the nomination OF
the Baltimore Convention" which they pronounce to
be "the final arbi,er n the selection OF a candidate for
President They also strongly recommend Mr.. An
drew Stevenson Of Virginia as the Vice President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
In passiny up Main Street yesterday. VIC were s,rucl

In passing up Main Street yesterday, We were struck
with a superb specimen Of the workmanship of our
mechanics. It is a carriage built BY Bos,er, Robinson
g. Co, and can scarcely be surpassed in beauty or So
lidily, by the ablest artisans of the North. The skill
and industry OF our %workmen, when thus displayed,
should he rewarded with the liberal patronage OF The
whole State. When such perfect articles can be found
at home, Why should we 90 else where, upon The slen-
der pretext Of siastiou;" The substantial interest OF
our whole State is involved in this issue.
We were as.onished to hear that tie rich coach lace,
which decks tins noble vehicle, vas manufactured IN
Piehuond, BY skilfui ,acGhanIcs, VINO, for the las: ten
months. hayc supplied all our Carnage Factories.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
READY MADE COFFlNS.

! A. EELriN, C.nr>&r NAKEs 40 U>pss7 .SEr, 10 aEoe
-. working on the sabhash, and Tor the ccnve":snce 81 ~
friends in the county, has determined TO keep on hand a good rs
snrtmrnt of ready made coius, of every size ahc GuaEAy; To-
acther with all the u.uai Accomplishments.
A good feat>e always Tor hire.
Undertaking attended 10 either in the city or country al the
shortest notice.
From his long experience IN this branch OF his el''Hcss, ne
feels assured of hcans able TO give satisfaction 10 all VINO may ia
vcr hin it'll calls.
The subscriber has on hand a large and superior stock oil Iaoi
ne. Furniture. which he will sell low-and IS daily H'ahaiactur-
ing tn order. He has recently avalcd himself oil All machinery
which ia useful in his business. which will enable MN 10 sen
as low as the same quality of Furniture can De had. III ofoefs
u. IN 53-wtlJaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

ssThe officers Of the boa, declined voting
The Louisville Advertiser also gives anolher example
OF sithcse steamboat nose, countlnsS that t%ranspired on
a Lake Erie packet, some month or SIX weeks ago, and
whose denouement was quite as unfortunate for lis pro-
jec,ors, as was the result Of the ono that occurred on
the Clipper" The Wings, at first, refused 10 count
the passengers on deck; "bu, lis justice and fairness
being too obvious TO 6e dlsregarded, 1t al length carried
The up.shot of The matter was. that Mr.. Van Burrn re
ceived something near twenty voices, to Mr.. Clay
one. with some scattering votes for other candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

Vas BuRES ASp The TAMFr.-Ritchie has been solemnly
called upon by some of his own party papers at thr North, fr the
publication Of That letter Of Van buren,, in which lie Expresses so
much adherence OF the present Tariff: but he vii M, publish II.
Savannah Republican tHhigJ
And aow will The Savannah Republican, and all the
other Wing papers, which have made The call upon US
for shat letter, > co US the justice TO re publish it,
fEnguircr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

rE1nE proprietor tea grateful !or til pufoIY ~ h. confines 10
! receive from az cUiigtier.: and i,hmra. r!aliC. and bstS leave
10 intern them of ms "bTe mt.teG eifc WIS to please al who
make the E,eharce '!otei tarir home. The price nt board - now
To- 81 = per ii ); ,nd Ia merchants from the country, and
others, VITO remain over one week, 81 ~ ger hy oniy, without
auy extra charge for tire. i.h!. &c. Nc. lie : al" prepared to
receive Il icv grnthcn mn VITA thel, families. or -inel" gentlemen,
Ia hoard 81 the most liberal lum> tor HE eea-gR agd 10 iht mem
hers Of tie Legislature far The On nm: SESSION, he le2- leave
also To state, his terms VIII be- Ie.s than any o,bcf c-ttb i.hneui
IN HE civ, considering the comforts ami aCcoinnini ton Afforded
G,nt!rm from thr country. ,siint the Iiniti WIKI thrir j rIts,
are :nlom.h d. Tie hest care wIi b. TAKEN uf item hy Nj James
Harden. whose Stable is canuswou> "a Tie i!ptci. .; - cents pc.
DIV. Yealy B.ar!rrs Gr ia-ai- nHii. ~ the GentcacnS OrGi.
nary, 500 per year Ladies Ordinary. 49,.
FREDERICK BpYDEE.
Richmond Noy : lsf9. 5l-1a"iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

----To ni.:
-, i Justice f,h- Peace for the --- aforc-
sad, do hereby certify that - -. whose name IS above
subscribed a. IN a,c>ting Witness, personally Appeared before me
IN my ---- aforesaid, and made oath that The above
named ---- -, whose names are sub
sc-thed IS parties 10 the above letter Of attorney, acknowledged
The same IN presence of the sad witness, a iheif act and deed
Witness my hand aud seal this - day 81 ----
eighteen hundred and ---. - -. seal
Suy. 10 S-2awtllD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
81 s. CAps-rALL & WINTER PATTERNS

n ] - n q ~ . II - FEF.T-
GEORGE W. FERRY h"g~ leave In inform thr
EE-as> pulic, that his Fan and Winter stack OF Hat and
EiSH Caps is full in every particular, consisting of NJ
E~-43 tra and Beaver, Castor, Brush. Nnrssin, Russia,
SAll1A Muskmt and Coney hats, of fhe latest and MOST
q approved style. Genliemens ani Boys Shetland
Seal. Sea! and Nu>krat Fur Caps; Cloth do, do. do, with fur
hands. Of Il area. variety o. late and beautiful pa'terns; lnfani's
Caps, very graceful; Glazed and Hair Seal DO: Iadie,' rid NJ
caus; NuIs; Misses do m elegant assortment; Wool Hats. &c.,
&c. In fact. his Stock contains every ti'nf PERTAINING 10 his hd'
siEcss; aud Ia il hr Is recci.in. additions from the ianniietoty
hv .Imn,t every packet. Persons in want of articles ~ his I'M
are invited To examine his goods, as he Is confident that they WI
bear onpauson with The best, and they will he sold al the !owrs'
cash prices. GEO W. tEkNi,
Wilolesaf" and Retail Cash Dealer in Hats and Ca1@,
Main e.. ! door above Van Lew, Saith Il Cos Hardware Si"fe
NV. 10 53-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

u We are requested to ask the public attention to
the corrected advertisement Of the Exchange Hotel.
We can certify to the comforts of "mlne inn under
the administration of MIR. Boyden.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
OIrR HOuSE e.

THE subscriber gratefully and respectfully returns his thank
I 10 his friends and patrons Tor tlcT past favrrs, and hopes, hy
his continued personal attention 10 business, 20 merit 4 conumr-
ance Of their custom. Thr House ias been re-panted and re
furni. he'd, and is now IN complete order for The reception q. his
guests.
The Lardr Is stocked with the best that the market atorls-to
geiher wth frequent Northern arrival,
The Cd!ar has been repienished w;h tie best Of Liquors
Wines, Cordials, &c.
Great car: has been taken 10 procure The best Of attention, and
not GO Of auy neglect 81 winch, viii h- Thankfully tccctecG.
CieGs, Pirate Pd,tes, and "iner .Ieetaes, can. al All tmrs. be
accommodated wits private ronns. G.. 6. THOMPSON
\. D.. lust received som. iiae Canvass lacks, Hnoiccck
Pairidse', snirc, Tcrra?ins, aud York River oysicrs-servsd a
short noure.
Nov. 10 5J-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

(FOKH OF ! FEUN1.l
NOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, That VIC, The
IN Subscribers, being Stockholders in the James River anh ka-
nawha Company, do hereby Constitute and appoint - our
true aad lawful attorney aud proxy, TO represent each of rs IN al
General meetings q, the Stockholders of SAID Company, held with
IN six months from and after the date hereof, when We are not
personals. present ur rrpre>rn.ed by some other proxy, with fail
mower and authority at -uch general meetings, To give such vote
or Yates, and To do such ouie. act rr acts "a each ot Us ccu!d eve
or do, rs II member IF the snid meeting, II we were personally
present, AMI we du hereby faiiiy and confirm whatever vote or
vote, act or acts, our said attorney may lawfully give or do for
us, in pursuance Of The authority hereby conferred upon HIM.
Witness our hands and seals this - day Of -, one
thousand eight hundred and -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

nR CARTER P. JoHNsc:; has taken an oshce two dooI,s
IL below the Exchange Bank, where he may always be found,
when not AT the Medical College.
L My 10 04-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
The proceedings, in full, in our next.

H. We have received from Harper u Brothers, and
the New World Office, their respective Transitions OF
the most famous Romance of the day, "The Mysteries
nf Paris" By Eugene Sue. There has been a bitter war
between these publishers touching The excellence OF
their respective transla,ions. Not having The original
before US, we will not attempt 10 decide the contest
From a slight %skimming Of the surface, we should pro-
nounce The work, in spite ofits wildness and roinanticlsm
deeply interesting. Itcan be had of Drinker Il Morris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
gICHNoyp yArKETs-y.,sYptx ., 1913

RICHMOND NAIKETS-NoiEMb ., I-F3
ToR.cco-csrc'Pts rueh Diminished. Old lu-=, 81 snn -,
nfw 'uss = 81 1 :. caaanion "i .e,is - ~ -; :oat aad hnc,
81 so q so.
fturs-, oup'9y, Z! 45a4 3i,; III MH's s. on.
NtrA:-.t."% 81 IT,, according to quality, order, -.
;or3-aiA g. crrt,.
Nsr-"s c.u'S.
U.1.-45a s. ca:s. rfon vessels AID u Pot.
rl,sTrr-iaar, g. g! ~ Z; WHAT o. .ss:c, 1.
ltHt-9l p ! ~
S,-1-S, I'll 1, tie fargo: in s,oor, g Dals0.
isa>-i'etclar. 2e9; smcdes, .. 20; t"i.ntry, 70; pig, IS : p.
NAis-:a 81 cents.
BrrEz-ruhiu, "a 10 cents; fresh roll. 70 . ID GEMS.
S,G,s-T. Orleans. s7as; 2. Rtco, 7a9as IS: ~. CroiA, '5a 5
coff sI-iasuiFa. :! L . cents: Rio, : 4 . cents.
T..-ata lG5 reats.
;i.l,.<t>-S-w Orirans ~ n 81 cents: porto rico, 30 4 3 cts.
R,c"y-E.j.2ot - = :: city cnrr', > ga t., dull.
BERNARD rEvToN.
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Democratic .Meet,np in Frederick Countv.

The meeting was held IN the Court House, on the
9th instant. Col. r. L.. Baker in The Chair, and J.
G Bowyer, Secretary. On Mr.. John Brrce's motion,
n Select Committee, consisting of John Bruce, r. f.
Byrd, J. {. Bowyer, w. G Singleton, J. P. Riley,
II. Sewers, Sr., J. b. Hackney, J. Fletcher, DR.. r,
z. McCand.ess, w. Kerr, and R. Smith, reported a
long and q strong Preamble and Resolutions. Amorg
these, was a resolution declaring, that whilst the mem
bers Of the meeting do not hesitate to a.ow their pre-.
ference for NJ. Van Buren,, they do moi intend to dis.
parage the other distinguished candidates, and they
timore Convention. They appointed 43 delegates to
attend the District Convention, TO meet at Winchester,
on the 9Th January, to appoint delegates 10 the NalionaI
Convention.
On Mr.. r. L. Byrd's motion, it was recommended,
in regard TO the great worth of II. +. Baker, late Post.
master Of Winchester, TO appoin, him as one of the dele.
gates TO the National Convention.
And, on MIR SingIeton's motion, it was recommended
to the Democrats OF Frederick, 10 establish Democratic
Associations.
The proceedings. in full, in our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

NJ We call ate ntion 10 the advertisement of Mr.. }.
N. Faulcon's School in Surry. The plan IS admIra'
BILE; being calculated TO strengthen both body and mind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

The Pres,den; arrived last evening By The railroad
from Fredericksburg-on his way, this morning, to his
farm in Charles CITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPANY.
THE ninth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the James
L River and Kanawha Company viii be held at The Capitol, IN
the CITY OF Richmond, with PERMISSION Of the proper authority,
TN MONDAY, The lIth December neat.
BY order of The President aud Directors.
y. b. CHiTTENDEN, Sec'y
Richmond. 18th November, lSs3.
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rs,IIE counties ur Suuy, Eun.aick. GTcetsv!!le. ami all the
I COMMITTEES lyjur Et-t az ihrst, ia Vr:ln]a. "ih Northampton
ard Accomac. willie VISITED rs Jno. :. Gould u, IN The course ot
the nau ,~o month, for the puri"-- 81 MAJ n collections fr The
Richmond enquirer, Richmond WING, kichmond Compiler,
Southern Literary Mcseurfr, sc.
The counties of RorhIucham, rIcc and SheuHndolh. ana the
coruties N,ni and West Of these w:l lie ii.ucG By Fmnklin
groaIdus anou' the same ime, f., thr sam" purpose. And ire
COMMITTEES of Pnwlai.n and amelia ~nl br Yi>HsG b. Niiian II.
Caraoz. fr the >ame purpose ~ aJove. Persons indebted will
ulease nakr la,u 10 the above named gentlemen.
WI GOULDIS,
Collector fo' Enquirer, W.ig, Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

DREMIIM BLANK BOOKS - :" RAN! uLpH has a set Of
/ Blank Books, Gar which IL received 4 silver medal Al tho late
Agricultural Fan made nj III" tes; raprI, well rtird, and bound
hrau;tu!ly and s;anusly-at"s-the one " TIE mGst splendid
~ al Books ever seen IN x chmond, which h. viii Scii ata mode
rate price. y urNra ctar.c far tine tvtra work, "rrcIt. . that
Blank work and Il! ether kirds Of iDuktirttng. done at -hort
no;irc, and IN a siyl- thai must give satisfaction.
Work III M cases we,raRied
~. Ofiefs fr 70 80. stationery, &uFc, &c, WI receive
prompt attention. :: al irc>-rf "a
j. v. RANDOLPH, Main street, Ilcamond.
yny. 10 IBID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10

~ - -" "-I'- =" - I-'' T-7.--"- F..for, ~
.He gees c.i u- .a.. itr "4rr@t-l ~7 - -5d 81! tae nee
'c'ehfatei publishing iousr a. 7 ttara = so Gf sew Haven,
Come, trut, EFF wi!rs ~'at- he IS o. t&iYt. IL was a fellow
wo:Ami az M :ienJamin Ffanhlin. anl ~ the u.t~' fhl> Death was
supposed 10 IN the oldest II TitIu. Piute m the tHfci stat-@.
lie worked al ths case - this cay ItI = me Wears aud untii lie
wa cislty>iN years i- :entins wf.r Inferred IN the NJ ,todiSt
Protestant bury ng errnnd OF sunday. ANA was followed TO the
grave by the IN mhers u! the lalla"ra Typographical Society,
aud rnlninrIna Irnfrr.=i Z. tIanre Erncr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10

A SLAVE CAsE-Some few weeks since colored
woman was enticed away from her owners, while
staying at the Mausioa House IN this city. she
was pub icly exhibited at The recent Abolition Con.
vention at The CAPITOL and has sace been secreted
near this city. Yesterday she was brought before
Judge Hilton on a writ OF h,beas corpus. sued gu,
Ivy IA master The hearing was prolol ged until a
late hour when it adjourned uatil the evening
aud the woman was sent TO jail. Tue Howard
street Retreat" was closely watched during IN
nght by large number OF colored citizens. who
evidently feared that some tnck would be played oil
ugon them. There was mucn excitement ia thai
vicinity but the night passed off without any out.
break. One or two VINO were disposed to be more
noisy than the law allows, were threatened with i,-
carcerat In the watch house but no commune hts
were made. What the result will be, we canuot
conjecture, but il is well known that TO get fuei-
tive slave out Of Albany, southDard is indeed her
culean task.-Aibany p1pe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
SRGARS.
There's a delight in smoking,

SfGARS.
" Nhs. Is, delight dslish. en smoking
The SAYING . Is 's when re IaoM where to find
The :D and S shse,s the mind
l X in Maiden Linz e promptly you CALI
fCy he gives ,s .Es! and pleasure g AL
d mt wish
A"a s% s Win iPse Ss e.a ec%n.
His C9hurn Rssal,as Ia Normas and Stars
Princire, Espe,anzas, Imperial Segars,
sh Ss9%,. 5 can
His Dos Companeros aud exquisite brand,
Ssss ss s't Sss s%sS. on
with he
special and NJ, agent p HI to select the Tobacco
:s%usny he at BE-
stock hand is extensive and superior to that Of
Rs%emSsr the Number, 3 MAIDEN LANE. Howard.
Hotel. au23 lmsr
5000 Y$ e.: & ::s.s
Taa , ss, H.s sssss DO Dc DO s
wy BsIs. q CASA tobacco. w.
,sSs; labor a. 3 ys Sugar
s sSi %.1 a. !. and sA 80 boaSx.y
A sAMANos offers for sale, at No. Wallst 10 hhds
bags Of Coffee landing IN ss% brig Topaz from St ''so
10 hhds cured MuscOvado suitable for refners
boxes white Sugar, free labor
IS bales superior Guisa Tobacco, suitable for manufac
segars of Lord Byron Woodve and variety other
brands.
WANTED-A Cooper, and Mwright that understands
carpenters work st Jago de Cuba; single and
of temperate habits Apply above. So lmsr
SNUFF, CIGARS AND TOBACCO-Just received per
~ arrivals importation of choice foreign Snufs
consisting of Lund Foots Irish high high dried WEIGH
Hardhams No. 81, Violet Sasburg Morons MIXTURE Prince
Albert do, Copenhagen together with large
of domestic snuffs Of tine subscribers manufacture
On hand prime lot of Havana Cigars Moriega" LA Nor
ma !" "Regalia," "Panetela, etc.
Cavendsh Tobacco Of the most approved brands Turkish,
German "A qualitles Scafara and Spanish smoking tobac
eosDntch and English clay pipes Royal patent matches
aperaning well stocked obacconss establishment for
MRS. G. NEWCOMER SON.
au 81 m*ec No. Wall st.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No 33H Ann street New York.
THE advertiser has for sale the following choice
L tons of the very best quality, viz
Old French Brandy il cssk and bottle
H" ai%% 2't Imported in iaoo)
Madeira Wine in pipes and bottle
I" Sherry, Muscat. Bordeaux, Marselles I"
=" Cataloni, Port, &c.
nvalid and Others viii find pure liquors unaduerated
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