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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

acueness Of his Intellect the most profound respect
The accuracy and Of his information on all mai
tiers of history, particularly those OF the ese I'D "hch
be lives, rendered, with me, his statements on snch
snbircis matter of orthodoxy How them could IT nave
Unopened tina. Mr. Adams should be- ignorant OF all te
historical facts connected with The Texan Revolution;
THIS is question difficult Of solution. Those famaF
with ldhorous habits Of research vii be brought 70
halt concluding that he was really ignorant "a .'s
facts while lluse acquainted With his integrity 81 cha
mus, be equally al halt, in concluding that th
The addresses toy he has been guilty OF Insince'
ry teceptun, and wi!ful misrepresentation OF iac's
known to him. There is apparent pfrpiexIty mere
The gentleman, it seems 10 M, has placed n'mssi t'~
tween the horns of dilemma. | have too mrch re-
spect for his age and standing 10 determine on whcr
he should fall, oEe he must inevnrh'y t"moie
There is still Something ,acnmprehcns be IL tbs gao
m,sslaeiaeat OF facts Can IL BE- possibis That
ouc reading The chronicles Of the day, can forget
the declaration made By the frs, political body assem-
hled in Texas, after the snbverson "f the consultation
al government, of Mexico, Is i; not known on that,
after that event. Texas without government OF any
form; and Me Sco If il could be called goyernm'nt}
subjected to the will Of military chletan, at the head
Of powerful lawless though conquPring army spread
ing disnay desoation and havoc throughout the land:
The people Of Texas, under .hesc circumstances On
the month of November 1880 organized pre-
visona government. Their fret ACT OF deiberaon =
their first declaraon-was for The free constitution OF
their adopted country: The constitution OF eighteen
twenty four, under which they had been induced to
settle within Mexican bounds. Was this declaration,
may ask, eyincive of loyalty and devotion 10 the go
vernment and country: or, did it, the contrary,
the turbulent, dsorganizng, rebelious spirit,
with which they have been wantonly, cruelty and
falsely charged Upon this matter of fact statement
(Mr. Adams TO the contrary Notwithstanding desire
frank and manly Turbulence, rebellion, dis
organization and apine, may justly be charged on San
ia Anna and his minons They struck at The Liberties
of their country, whsle The people of Texas found
nrming, fighting and bleeding in the cause of liberty,
order, la and constitutional government. Further
plantations will be made when have occasion to ad-
dress you again.
Accept the tender of my exalted regard,
CAtUS CASSiUS
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From Fauquisr County, Saturday, Oct. IA.

Rifle and Militia were present The two Companies
were 40 strong Notice had Teen given, that De-
mocra,ic meeting would be held, which grew out of a
Calhoun meeting at Weaversvle. II was reported,
that Mr. VIM Wallace, and Nj. Edward Dixon,
would attend as speakers. They did not appear.
proposed taking the vote ascertain the strength of
the two distinguished Democrats spoken of for the
ne 1t Presdency--Mr Van Buren, and Mr.. Calhoun.
The vote stood, IS for Van Bnrer, for Calhoun One
of the six has universally voted with The Wings
The officers no, couR'ed-all Van You must sup
pose from that number, (Whlgs and young VINO
were not entitled to vote.) that Van Buren, is strong.
The - for Van, all legal voters. | have acted as
"a Commissioner for 10 years, at Elk Ran, and know
every man, personally" A DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
RICHMOND MaRKETs-oc,obcr 10

hiChMoSp "thhEi '-o'to"ci ~, io1o.
ToBAcco-RecepS much diminished lurs, 81 - IS, leaf
1 a : ~. fine aDuacturHg y a -, n in qualify
FloraNew Country, 81 l2 y Old, sales; Cit! Mills,
IS 90.
Wns,51ro % cts, according 10 quality, order, Sc
Cusx-5D 81 cents.
Mg,L-65
O,r,-25a ~ cents, from vessels and Depot
PL,SrER-i.nmp, s. 81 3 at wia'i, on Basin, a.
LrME-si "a ~.
SALr-Sl ei by The cargo in store, 81 ~ 4 60.
Ru>-1eGrsa S90 Swedes % 5a Country, 70 pig, a5 o.
Hsms-ia II cents
Fl,n-iIerrnss, new cut, 81 Ga al IS, for No.l
Shad, " d 50
Brrrre-F,rkn, 10 cents; fresh roll ~ IS cents.
S"a.R-N 81 Rico 5Da 81 ST. Crox, IS
CorrEE-acura, 81 cents; Rio, a cents.
Tg,-60 a lUn cents.
MoL.s.r>-New Orleans 30 81 cents Porto Rico 30 % cts.
RtcoN-- Baltimore. 81 S; city cured, : - &, dull
BEEF, 81 5Oa 5 5O.-MurroN, 81 50 a ! 80.
BERNARD pEYTOS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
MALE AND FEMALE rEAcnERs IN WANT on sIrrA:

THE subscriber Is acquainted with and
Teachers who are in want Of situations amongst them arc
the foIowins:-
young Man OF fine character, pious intelligent and well
raed VINO wishes pam English School, win saluy Of from
three To live hundred dollars and board per annnm.
Several others wanting Schools where End wife can 10
employed in the place.
some hive or SIX desirable Female Teachers of
English Branches French and Music Piano For
WISH situations IN private families pub c Schools with salaries
OF $3.50. So and 4JD AID hoard per
Aud other Female Teachers Of the English branches only with
salaries of fr.n $3.50 % $50 and
Applicants o l.
the TEACHERS oher Il,
pay Fos;ages when they wrire upon these subjects.
E. r. NASH, Petersburg Va,
Who has hand Of very bet and
cheapest Fortes Books Stationery and Fancy Articles
Sept. % 40-suf
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POSTSCRIPT.

no important returns by last evenings mail III
Ptnnsylyania, the a3i D src, is still pending Both
>,!fs ciam IT, The Pn,Ildelpba Inquirer (Whig) al
lows II Republican members Congress, and says the
v hugs Will probably have II too the Globe says
'In The Safe Legislature, the Senate viii certainly
consist OF - Democrats to Wings; and 1t IS believed
that the Democrats have elected % members TO The
Who's AZ to The House of Representatives.
OHio. The Globe says: awe have heard from eve
nv Congressional District IN this STATE, and the result
is, - Democrats, and hard cider Coons, or Wings,
ole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
DAVENPORT IL ALLEN,
1. COMMISSION .MERCHi

HAVE FOR SALE,
\ OnO SACKS Liv-rp0o iGe Salt
& ,OOO 100 sacks Ground AInm Salt
aoo0 -rces I.ubrc Grornd Plaster
20 hhds Pou ico ana 81 CroX Sugars
500 ba.s RIO Cotfec
80 lava do
400 Lacy. dc.
1000 sides sole Leather, assorted
1000 bags YoGle'- Shot
60 hhds Cuba and n. a Molasses
1000 rams Cap ana Letter Paper
400 Kegs Blasting Poa der
SO bals Tanners Oil
40 chests Black Tea
90 chests GHnpowder Tea
20u boxes Gunpowder Tea
40 Gosh. Cheese
- casks Salt Prtre
20 b'ues copperaS
IS barrels Alum
50 kegs Indigo
40 quarter pipes French NJ. WGe
81 b"Ses Sperfnace Candles
1900 pounts Cotton Tyins
81 boxes Hal. Patent ClnI!cs
10 boxes l.ating's Loaf Sugar
2O hox,s Wool-ei = Loaf sugar
800 barrels Potomac lirrngs
Cognac Bandy, Whisky, Wines &c all for sal,
upon liberal terms.
Oct 20 r. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
liz lnL of 01tuLer

All our Volunteers turned out IN great force yes
,prday 10 welcome the Volunteers from Washington,
CAPTAIN France and do honor the Anniversary of
the Surrender oil Yorktown. But unfortunately, their
guests from Washington did not arrive till late last
evening, their steamboat having aground An am
np dinner spread by our Volunteers in Military
Hall for the ptlon Of their numerous guests.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

We have again to thank our friends, Harper 4 Bro
theirs for number of interesting works-among them
No Is OF Al'sons History of Europe and Part oil Nc
Culloch's Ga2eleer-boih valuable works-also, The
Bankers Wife by Mrs Gore, said TO be thrilling so-
~ For particulars please call upon our accommodating
acouaintances Smnh, Dnnker Morris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
(from y,.,sr@sy'. cher!e,t.sslle .Ie,fsrssnian.J

A full meeting of the Old Republicans of Old Abe
mar!e-of all who opposed to Henry Clay, high
Tariff, a United States Bank-in short, all who not
Federas,s-s requested at November Court. We
hope 10 see fall turn out Of the Democracy that
dnv Our opponents are organizing, and shall not
PREPARE; MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
ATTENrION DEMOCRATS

An adjourned meeting of the Democratic Associa-
ton of the city Of Richmond, wal be held tomorrow
evening Saturday. October 2lsi) at ocock-at the
large room in the Exchange Hotel, receive the
oorts Of committees BY 0rdtr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

~ NoTICE-A Public Meeting will be held al Buckingham
Court consideration the Acts End Dolngs
Of the James River Kanawha Company, by the CITIZENS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
MnrrInHpS

Married the 9Th hy Rv Solomon Love, WILLrAz
KYLE, EST, of New Store. buckingham, Miss MANY McD
daughter o George w and susan Swoope Augusta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

Died, Yesterday or Illness of Congestve
his J"HS HARVEY DENBY eldest
OF Nahani nrnhy The furnd- # t- family
funeral tins day, at 10 O'Clock the residence
If his thcr. ihr city.
NJ and promising could scarcely have been
away frm his and the world rms youth
obtained for HIM, the College Of Coun
,ia distinguished medals
enquirer.
Died, Tuesday, the 10th ns II cknry , the
Mrs Eliza : Perkins, CnmDelLd, GsoRGR PERKINS,
son Of LEWIS w AND Ann VI. Cabr, a:ed months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

trespassed loo far your PATIENCE that of your read
ere, should you think proper 10 publish these observa-
tipns from A PLAIN MAN.
Richmond 1S43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

~ OTICE-M John K. 'Frpci having. by his last WILL pro
vdt that the Mercantile House this Of which he
the Partner should be- conducted Exactly the
basis a. s-: pub hereby notified, that
business continue, tion. under the
irn. JHO. X. IElPLETT q son.
OCT i7-lUt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

IyuR RENT-Thr subscriber i the ensuing year,
CRUXTON'S HEALING SPRINGS, situated in the county
of Essex, about miles from Tappahinok and forty
Richmond. Tho Mansion House and
ruuuis, well Hotel Academy, ard
with all the out houses asc So OF arabic
attached The locaon healthy and b. Address
the subscribers al iii!let's Tavern Va
WM & CROXTON.
OFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

NOTICE TO PIANO FORTE PLAYERS.-Wa KEARSING,
~ Pa>o FoSrE MANUFaCrurEE RLrsIEFR ANp TUNER.
succif friends AID patrons, l he leaves Rich
mond this day his semi annual tour Chrs rhed, Amea
Pow Cumberland, Coach and AMI 10 taunonietnr
t;od"n-v lac aud ou'sa-arving each
place early business VIII permit
~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
,a,WEYrY n0I-LAEs EElrARn a,ya. f,on, lhe

crihr living louisa vIrgIna, the 9Th
September Sraro MAN. named TOW II il about
quite tall and Ikty aud very dark Completed The laid
Negro b0ush ioEi MIR. EoS IN Richmond and Mr.
HIM from Mr. Jas. Scear-, county,
gina Its lke hr Il In king tho huo Of Mr. Scears,
AIRS Eeamo croSs who ied his wife Gloucester,
aretcnd Ia he FREE &C., with Shoemaker
oeuaker will the above reward Of enty dollars
il delivered 10 secured IN JAIL that get him
To My address is to Ihompson Cos. kod, isa county,
Nir.inf WM JAS. WALTON.
% i7-W3Hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
Oct. 81

CLASSICAL TEACHER IN WANT or A SCHOOI.-A
~ single gentleman from the So!h, hing,
and for the t twelve mInh' lora-t Virginia desires
aicn either In private fam ly public Scrol, where
salary hr ol'atncd, /" commence January, lcii.
Tlc satisfactory testimonials a. character and
capacity teach can h. given.
Address posl p1f S,sh, Book and Piano Forte Seller
Petersburg, Va, stating Ioca"n ol School, salary.
Sept. - il-w4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
pnssensers Nrrtved

"a The pickc, ship Rochester, from LiyerpooTm II.
,;or fIyslop Hiss Fanny H!sop, James Dunwody and
bds. D4vid Allen, MIS- ha B[on, Mss Mary Triton.
ps1, Dppie and lady. Master Jane, Dippe Peter Stark
RSben M'Crea Edmund Bond Arthur Shore David Allen,
George Duep Mrs + Matsoa, Master Ma;isoa Miss L
nam Miss Duun and servant-.l6S IN the steerage.
Ia the ship Oc,orara, from G.asgowMrs Smith, child
,.d servant sr Mcisaac Miss Ana Mclsaac Bliss Mary
NcIsaac Patrick McIsaac Mrs Wells SIR Fz Gbbocs OF
The British Army and go s;rerae-
In the ship Mahear; fou Au,s'erdam-sir 4 Schrarfi
Il Ams.erdin aud family IN the ste-tage.
= In liz ship Birmingham, from Liyerpool-Mf Geo Nc
c.r,rey and IL sfferare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
MARRIED,

a. ,he 7th lust, by the Rev john Lille Mr. Charles A
" 10 Miss Gecrgaua McLeay. al Of this city
y" The 5,h inst by the Rev De Le'ings MI Geo. Au
w w Miss jane Fisher, all Of New-Ycrk
da ,m,ca L. l.. or the 9Th lust, by the Rev Wn l.
s ~ james Gore King Jr, Caroline, daughter of
5ha alsop King of Jamaica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
DIED,

,,Nsuark. n j.. on Wednesday, Sept. 6;h Margaret E
,.anon aged % years Through Long and Illness
~ Vas sustained By hcr ei;h IN Chrst and enabled By his
lr,Iy 70 trus; hegseifto him in the hour OF death,
B,hei Conn the rnoniag Of the 9Th instant Sarah
c.es daughter OF john w AID Mary Amerman, Of this
nc aredl year, 1 month and days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
LEARY &Co.-oENTLENEN,s HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AITTTTMN 1919

Al the usen, solicitations OF many Of from
distant parts OF the Union shall introduce
sales rooms, the beautiful style Of Genemens han
for coming order accommodate dem as also
the visiting the city who ma! ieav
here prior the date tSep,l when has been orr custom
former years effect Autumn change OF Fashion.
LEARY s CO ,Hatt-Ts. MOI and ) Asto! House.
OurCIRCUI.AR OF FASHIONS, containing dr awIHss
dimensions and other illustrations will be forwarded oy mai
70 those ,,,,uest it, and who address US post an'
New YORK, aug. ID. lSis. S9o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

NJ Ri,,l-n1yr Axp NAssAU-srEErTs-Iae rev style
r e,e Hats for th- ensuing season are no's ready io
srecton aid sale at OF e subscriber Pine
and Nassau-sts. Isl wis Di''N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
Commercial and Money Matters.

FRIDAY I. NJ
The sales Brokers' Board were to considerable
tent, with rather improved tendency Ohio d~clined
Illinois and Indiana improved Canton Company Har-
lem !.
Tie Bin market quiet 6u finn a, 9! % for Sterling;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
Markets Carefully reproduction TIE Tribune

AsHEs.-The sales to-day about 200 bbls Pots at
81, with few poor 4 % Some holders s ask
37j for rs,-rae Pearls fair demand %
The sales to-day about $50 bbls, mostly for home
The receipts tins week about 200 bbls.
COTTON.-The activity in this staple continues and
the speculative feeling has taken nsdeabe lots. The
sales to-day exceed 200 bales The prices full and
before noticed, gradually st'iiening. We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

n Gouraud.s Blanc d'Espagne, or Spanish
White rayishins al baser whiteness 10 I
skim warranted free from tie deletsous properties
entering combination SAID purpose Put ~
boxes . EACH and D. found no where siis IN ~
For lit Agents the country who v"nd Dr. Gonfaua'
popular Cosmetics, see another advertisement Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

Amer Gold, old. .l06 l06] Carous Dolls. 81 06 =
do DO new. 100 lGOl Five Francs. 933a 81
Half DoIlars... par ! Doubooas :. 10 80 ale 30
Portuguese Gold 100 1909 do Patriot is 81 ais 20
Spanish Dollars. l0i - Sovereicns 4 SO 4 So
do Quarters. GS a 100 do light. =. 81 81
Mexican Dollars .l003a 10! Heavy Ciuneas. > 90
do Quarters. 9S leo Napoleons. :. 3 So 81
An attempt made meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Ocean Bank Newburypor Mass on Monday last,
close up the and surrender its charter The
failed by lO0 about fonrfth Of the stock being
presented The Newburypot Herald says: The Bank ar
years be good condition. A Committee Of lnvestiga
ton of the stockholders, January last carefully
whole and estimated the stock to be impaired only
pee The depreciation mainly III the real estate
held by the Bank and the value fixed this by the Commit
tee lows that considerably has since been offered
ori, than the Committees appraisal in case puIcia
having offered take estate at double the appraisal
referred 1t supposed that the capital is entire
aud that might divide the par value among the stockhold
er deductng perhaps the tax and expenses accng during
the time occupied III closing its accounts"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

DuBLlU NOTICE. l,hrreby eiven to the owners
/ of property ir Dyision,reet from Catherine Govsr
near streets commences 'e.pav he carri-ss and
sidewalks, II front oi their or before Inc Hth Day
Of september Instant and in default thereof pay.rs will BE-
work rep Tn. under III. direction OF the Street
Inspectors Of the WdS and the Of said rty be
charged with the thereof
JOHN EVEN, Street COMMISSIONS.
Sire. COMMITS 40 err OlEnr. S-ptrnbrt7 ], 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
Pwbl.c Stock Exchange, Sept. s.

SECOND BOARD.
Loco IndsEda % ys.sl5 81! 90 do Canton Co... 26
$50 DC Harlem X. 36t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

! DOAR iiNG-A gentleman and bis wle, and
- two or hro. single 1ersons can b. accommodated with
hoar ard ,es rooms; also four day boardcf at
No 200 Pc .ri.,trep, IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

W7INDUW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruct:st-
w The subscribers aye the attention Of the bic 20
sndd assortment Of Decorative Window Shades. all
having been got with care aud warranted 10 please
Shades painted to any pattern or size.
The assortment consist of splendid American Escape
Rnset Centres Scpnr Views Fancy Sketches aud Gothic
Landscape Centr-s Tintun Abbeys Moonlight Views, sc.
surpassed by any Other establishment.
Southern and Western Nerchaes supplied with any guam
t!ty. BARTOL * De MAUNF. au22 lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

A PRIVATE FAMILY, lS6 Ea>, Broadway,
u will accommodate single persons small
fmy, with pleasant and board. References ex-
cl,, ed. 50 ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

Leg, To LE1'-1'he modern built three story brick
:;S house i9 Hudson street with the stable tie rear
fronting Amos street. Rent low the remainder
Of the year. Possesson Immediately:
lDGare of d. A. CCGINAN,
1913 Pearl and Ninth between 10Th and 2st sts or
Of Henry Pjtter, Esq. i2D Hudson street.
also s eesantiY finished three story brick house No
Wsst Twentieth street, fronting Chelsea square. Rn,
low and po,sessiOn Immatiat.ly. s2Gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

MR. H. RUSSELL respectfully announces his
wi intention of giving Vocal Entertainment on MON
DAY EVENING, September lth, at the Apollo Saioon-
on which occasion he VIII have the honor -. presenting
IN. public variety of his t"otts compositions, com.
prism: Tie Saiao Wind of the Winters Night, Land
of the West Rochaway, The Old Sexton Our Native
Sorg' &c.
Cards OF admission so cents; be obtained the Music
Stores of HEWITT. Anvil, aId William Dubois To COM
mrnce Al O'clock.
The Piano used On this occasion from the mauniacor Of
Mr.. Chckerin;, of Boston, and IL furnished by j. l. Hewitt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

II compound is warranted 10 be an eectna remedy for
scads. burns cuts ccntusions, seroiua, letter, rPgwom,
s,trhsum scad head ulcers BARRIERS ITCH aud all diseases
burn rkIes pmpes the Sc giving TO the com
plexon white delicate sone that nothing else Will I'm.
part and for cleansing and preserving the teeth and gums and
cleansing the mouth and throat IN cases OF fever IT IS unva
led For purposes Of the toilette bathing shaving &c all
acknowledge supremacy every other atuce ever USED
l. viii eecuay paint tar pltch grease aud the like
from silk wooen f1brics without the least damage
The color No family or individual should be withontt
3 oc opposite a%s 5 @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

WANTED A PARTNER-an active man-;o
w take an interest in profitable office business worth
$1,000 per annum $500 cash will purchase interest APP
NV AT Is Liberty STR ct front room. s0istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

MIN T. JENNINGS " co !, Diapers aud Tail
w ors 23 Broadway, American Hotel, opposite the
TAIN solicit attention assortment of seaonahe goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

C.A-S steal FRENCH AlD ENGLISH
OStHOOL, No. 10 broadway, opposite Astor Place
PE.RRiNE FOiGrET Principals, (lats Petlo=an x
P-rrlne ~
pniic generally, 1 ~ consequence % he decetse OF ms
lte associate ot P.6ean he has eaer-d into corar'GeE
sh,p With Mons FOIGNEF Professor OF tie rrs"ch Ian
.,rage az homes Hall Flushing, L. l., from the com
f ,i2f Institution, aud that the school viii re-
ssrS F. * F. respectfully add, that the fIcGch wii sti
b. exclusively th aid spoken thee hours day and that
the most uE,irus efEars VIII BE- made rder pupils q
homr IL every J=ach ola French elucatIo. MaeclS Ota
system will be followed FOR tfo>e whose parents may desire T.
B5ys are received any of education and thoroughly
nrenarai for college or business.
For terms references, Circulars with Messs Be
r, and Aioudon 30 CotaDdt street ;. J. rowen \ 5J
Broadway and Il the school auD M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09

C,oAl.- tove ;siO0: t.gg - % pr ton Ia Car.
y warr ted Peach Orch!d-claan from boat Emma
rho y.r i3g Warrington street This D,c Weighed hy
tirg ". ighcr i PATRICK KERRIGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-09
TIC Ci1i1ens of P;.iIahc,phia. Esalti-

70 The Citizens Of Philadelphia. Balii-
more, Washington aud the South generallT, ar"
hereby notified that named Stevenson IS
eGcelvong palm off them base I'M atinn o the &C.
MUM Balm OF Eden Belu;y Restor-r 1t up by
individual this city who will be Immediately prosecuted
Every genuine bottle has written signature and Is
warranted Freckies. Tau Suebun Sc without N
nrlng the skin The principal Office 357 Broadwag "
York. Pnce so cents aud 81 per bottle. $ a. GOULD.
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y 'ARIiNti-PlraSant ROOMS tu;nI.hed or IN
- furnished. suitable for families single gentlemen can BE-
noat. by apply NJ &c BeeknriDstrrt
one ,rr airs front i>hrd. the srron'i floor
1T with bu I'D Ref. -xch Ig.. auiG Inns
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WhNTED-A young man converSant with the
genef OF business, having been engaged with
several large houses southern city il DESTROYS OF
brokerage ir ca ne has pre1ilecton "A his main ob
ject acquire knowledge of the practical details OF that
bushes De ne with theoretically, but small
compensation vii be required References 10 characis
responsibility and business quaitcarons Of the most
doubted kind be furnish d For further particulars ed.
| r iuw, O>t s9u
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A. WARNER & co. Sole Propretors.
AoEsTs-5S B"werv; 7j5 Broadway corner Eighth street.
49, Broadway corner G,.nd street Bunker eoe Ghamb.'S
Church VIM Robertson Sc Baltimore street. Bsi
G.. Frohnghom Broway state stt'st, Albany:
T. W Newcomb & 60 ans River sr'ee'. Troy. 50
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! TITANTED-GoOd Sewers wanted 10 make
w Cloth Caps Application must be made immediately
| az WATSON'S Isl Chatham st.
! y. b. Constant employment will be gwen 10 those who