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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

TNMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington Va-The
T. spring of this institution will Thurs
day, the 9th Of August next
board is per week. and extra charge for washing,
Ironing fuel Tuition varies from SIS per
session of five The following gentlemen compose
Faculty:
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev Eplaim Wiley, A. NJ Professor of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Eb4nezer stevens b. Tutor Mathematics Teacher in
Modern Languages.
John e. Winnif0rd second Tutor.
II will be perceived by the above that the Of stu.
from s4 80 10 S9i so per OF months sun,
ar less than customary similar Institutions he ea
son cheapncss is the location the college midst
OF rich aud productive farming country from
There is another advantage CONNECTED this institution
which gives paramount claims to all others Being in
the country miles from village there il
bu little temptation in dress prodgaity
he government mild and parental but energetic and G,
The faculty. with their families reside the college edifcS
and are ever present exercise wholesome influence and
strain The Trustees warmly recommend the institution II
naronace public, and appeal with confidence the
,sars ,yhich il has now been in existence. ria
June - Ut 2fh Aut y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

A FARM FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND ol!er for safe the
above farm and half miles from the city of Richmond.
contains $40 acres adjoining The farm recently
NJ Gregory ESQ., ae acting Governor u Vri
mia The bindings all and III good repair: the dwell
ling house large and commoous CAPT John T. White who
lives on the premises will take pleasure showing any
person disposed purchase. The terms viii be accommodating.
only email part of the purchase money will he required
wod take in Bank Stocks take in
part city county property For further particulars apply
10 my friend II. Carter, who is authorised TO for
will sell n bargain In this property. JOS. STARKE.
June l3 l0-2m
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KING o,een c. H.. june %. no M Z, n'aI In:

No1cE-Pursuant 10 Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
ala" ana Cnancery Tor tile county of King Queen pm
Ing ~hicf Ihomas w Fanirroy surviving Executor of Tho
mas lnniiey deceased Is plaintiff and Madison and
Ezath L. s we ana others, defendants shall offer 10,
sale, pbi antioh at t-nlrcvle IN this county, cash on
the ~ day Jny next, valuable Tract Of Land containing
sury tire hundred and thirteen aud ore oua,, nrrcs 10
ing I.ic lover end of Hing and Queen county.
SAML' L. HARDWOOD, Commissioner
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The subscriber discovered another Spring the waters OF
which extoed very highly by those who have used hcr ana
hey certainly very As Ia the virtues of these "at
might said and hundreds Of certificates milht Dr
Produced but the subscriber deems il unnecessary.
FRANCIS 4. WILSON.
,.- " ti-tf
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XTAIUABlE FARM FOR SAIE-Thc subscriber having in
view location, will offer for saie the highest
ESDAS. the fifteenth OF August The Farm
nno which the county Of Madison mnrdi
aey on the Rapid River, adjons the handsome Mill
inv establishment sir Easun containing hundred
and y acres Upon the Tract there is good proportion Of al
luvis hnto quality well adapted 10 the growth
wheat corn tobacco clover all the
country The high vauable) chocolate
orsd sarey cam gently Cnduang lying well 10 The and
Cd crops hy any Blue Ridge In fact properly
SOIL that by the of clover and plaster IL
NAV be KEEP, desired fertility There abund
nnce of timber all the of the Farm tx
springs and running water field
Il distant miles from Orange Court house, thirty eight
Railroad Depot ordonsve. To the Depot trips
y he made in days. with horse and there
mill contiguous, great facilities afford
ed for products The farm II bounded part
by tyn pcs roads leading Madison Court and
The line coaches,
Fauqur Springs &c The subscriber confidently
that tiy cf SOIL saluhrity OF climate
having extensive
nj tn Blue Ridge and Southwest from the latter
which II is on!y separated by the river, That VIA suffer
cnm,arisou with any part the Tie improvements
c are handsomely situated, consist Of framed dwelling
ice house and well pune The yard operated by
There choice variety oil fu trees ana grape vines
in a fourshIng condition
7lrm-One. third of the purchase money will be required in
hand The balance in equal annual instruments from day
of sale, well secured
dv az sale and satisfy themselves particular.
observation-disclosures addressed Orange Court house, des
ing additional information, will be attended to- Should sale bs
effected the privilege seeding grain will be allowed in due
tme and entire before the end Of the year.
| InIs lids ALIEN s. TALIAFERRO.
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undpT
| hIn ~ WEBB BACON co. for the transaction Of the
''0'eis 1iN LEWIS WEIR,
JOHN l.. BACON,
HENRY e. {. BASKERVILLE.
Richmond July LIST, 1913
Lewis Webb earnestly requests all persons indebted him.
IN the late firms of Lewis Webb Co, and Webb, Booker a-
milton 10 make immediate payment
WEBB, BACON CO.
SALE,
3I4 hhds New Orleans
81 do Porto Rico sIIGARs
u do ST. Croix
~ H lids. and barrels N. Q. Molasses
$50 bag, Porto Rico
200 do. Laguira
$50 do. African ICoFFEES
63 do old Government. Java
50 do. Cuba and ST Jasa
do. Marcaibo
1900 sacks Liverpool blown salt
English refined table Salt in boxes
Bar Iron, bIis;ered Steel
800 kegs Nails and Grads
10 tierces Rice - ~,
OIl-Tanners, Winter strained sperm
Iea,ber-soe, upper, harness, calf skins
Tea-Gunpowder and p0wchons
Gunpowder, in kegs and canis'ers
Candles-sperm, taiow and Hul's patent
400 boxes Soap, embracing almost every variety
Nader, Indigo, Salt Pelre
Pepper, Pimento Ginger, Alum
Birthstone, Chocolate Starch. Hops
Clover Seed, nests wooden Ware
Painted Buckets, window Glass
London Porter, Wines of various Elhos
Cotton Yarns, Irvine, Cotton ana hemp
Shoe Thread, cotton Oznaburss
Sheetings and ShiIllngs
Bed Cords and Lines Icotton ana hempl
Wool, Feathers
Writing, letter and wrapping Paper, &C. -
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. m rates Of toll on several articles reduced and fixed
fish sixteen cents per harre on tar len cents
fr-l. tobacco entered ~ and below Ctumps Mil, sixty
s ho.sheal; and, wheat entered al and below Crimps
per bu.he provided that the carriers OF the alti-
c-' EXHIBIT a bin Of adng proving the place of entry
:. u. MORTON, elk. U. A. Co.
iEyf 1916
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Is hfrAhAHN0cK FARM FOR SALE-rhe Subscribers v;
80. se, "n tir Premises Thrisday dag OF august
ias OF Land, cona,n. go, acres, situated on ,nus
Wy III Richmond county Virginia, tire month or Tho
1ieeH, ana atGn half mie fom i'll Junction win The
aPahaNhoeH riv" The improvements story bck
u~.he reuse WIN all the ether buildings for Farm
:" .a, SIZE Inc quality Of the equal 10 that of The hest
AaanannOck lands With abundance of wood and GOOD wo
ne situation Is as healthy any in the lower country
hele " mn SIZE, on failing Of water which
passes through the upper of the farm and mill -cted
would be source Of profit the proprietor Of great
10 me neehborhood. An ample supply of the hest
mari Is lew miles distant, which obtained at small or
ana readily bonsh; to the farm by
"'"fy creek, on which the land lies navrahe for yc sseIs
and renders the situation accessible rs il WEIR
on ,t Ver ana abonnds with fish and wild every de-
eiPoh Inc Tile Is perfect, and possession will be rv,n 10
lhe purchaser IN time 10 enable The Fall crcp The
are very ANXIOUS Ia dispose farm and viii sell
~ ' ~ ~ "'' "ia'-
T-oae third of the purchase money 10 he paid on The m
"" VI 'iha'y next, and the ID equal instruments
i'll one alG two Yeas from the day Of sale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

NJ FOX sALE-iiy virtue of deed of trust .inn yamrs
II Ganl ahh vile 10 ne. hesn. date she day O: March
l-2inh recorded IN The Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Esst and IN assignment OF the same bearing date m the same
dav ID year and recorded in The same office shall nroc,ed n
SELL Loo in The said county on Thursday The h dav If
0ct.r neN at puhic sale for cash highest bidder he
Fiasind attached l" The Elm"ood Estate containing about 4O
acr'be The same more or less will given Ms soon
growing crop Of Indian removed The title is be-
lies 10 be ndlspuabe though acting Trustee shall
veply such title as is In me vested
JOHN ". GARRETT, Trustee.
Tito r O., Essex CO., Va, May Goth, ls43. s-w3m
NICE.-ONE HUNDRED NEGROES WANTED-The sub
eribcr ~" pay me highest cash prices for hundred
~ M Negroes, consisting Of males and females
ycoi Srps,ressrs and mechanics al all descriptions
wso be purchased NJ liberal prices. can he fund
that my Office adjoining private Jail, than $50
yain the of the Bell Tavern in The City Of Richmond
Aons coming TO tie city with slaves for SALE requested
Ia call before they sell their property, doin. they
caia times obtain the highest market price.
n. MATTHEW'S
IhnnnI IN. Jnne IL lsI1 ln-s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

FOUND the Goth June, of Money, which the owner
may have by describing the same. . ,.nr, . 90
IuIv- 1877
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11
:, VI. UARNETT, Trustee.
Tito r. o., Essex CO., Va, MAY GOTH IsI3 S-u3m
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THIRD STREET,
Ear E,u.n ia al

TTII'nI''-'*r II HIND
For Famiiies and Gentlemen.
TPII HEAD respectfully his old friends and
mLic, that he has eopened the Mansion House lately
kchm The entire renovation of this establishment The
aeodaion Of families and gentemen with his long expert
enod humble services he hopes for share of public patron
agehat with the supply of the best that the markets furnish
cohe lodgings, good wines and good cheer his every effort
wiliirecied 10 The satisfaction Of his patrons
I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

nPgR ,PfONATTOX COaPASY.-At q meeting Of the
Trustees tue Upper ApponaiioX Company, on the 2i day
.r; following dividends were declared, VIZ on tie
S6f Of me Company. a dividend ut ten dollars per share
the lah dny August and ca III. new stock
.ee dollars per share, payable on the 18th day OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNEGSiiiP.-Ihe undersigned,
~ composing firm a. Binsords, facoh Dashe' ''o' nave
IA, ~, mntn.I consent dissolved their Connection
f. % NJ our concern will used, in future only, in clos
,on. IN which either party, as heretofore Is aa'ho'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

n BBLS. Cold Pressed Virginia CAsIOK W. P9 Iiu
" Gle, For sale by 0AAA'oA> - - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

IM0ND * I.YNCHEURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
By iron Steamboats,.
rgNndeCned beg leave to inform the public generally
The above Line has been established, and will commence
rig about the :ih Of July. The precise day shall here
safety beats viii he Of the best character for
ou;h f @ m richmond Iyr l a'ord such facilities TO
Weekly. ,,,r 4 lsl3 ---4-s
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THOMAS SEMMES,
JDJS A NiCpEnIsttfl


No JOHN A. MEREDITH.
r. "a tte addressed to J. A. Meredith Esq. Richmond
a WIN obtain Tor any DESTROYS Of purchasing this farm
June - - " ~ ~ io,,,,5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

A NEWSPAPER PRESs.-A situation presents itself IN a
N Village Virginia. established press can he OBTAIN
ed The office will be Sold rented or even
ten,on 10 his business Apply the Enquirer Office for no
nation postage pad.)
T,I,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

\ SE ARM AND HANDSOME REsInrvc:, pnp
poson hay. Of continued and increased nds
.i,i 60 :" MI BcniImn Sneed II il si,o,na u; pu
nr miles south side of the South West Mountains abou
ond az H. I o,tesve and in the nre diafe neirIbn
n ~ 'e req iiad, highly esteemed for ia
mr., of vbie 5oui -! acres, hall which il nen land n
ne % 'iuvcinen,, by Lie use Of clover and n,ser
tios rnta; commanding; the dwelling house cormo.
nrli,n us cie rooms end other necessary l,.Loses
ysa, n - sl new Barn AID good 1hrrstHy Machine
aetached from the Farm, is lot CONTAINING =
@ ~ ana The Store House has been used as sueh Gr
from the Farm so VIZ Nc s"'u ei'hel win or detached
@ a.on oilers peculiar advantages 10 professional ,o,,
OF VI sions d teaching school, the nerhborhood e %
will .e M many children in the education
1 ,h s que above property highest bidder ON Sa,mr
e h Gay of August Until them will treai nr
ae he Grcd person who may wish purchase and should
s" : u, n.ee.e :' due notice will be given 'o
sIlfe In cash. the 9th Of December ne II wbsn
hre in o ssen thousand or fourteen hundred dollars The
i"sli sell The Tmeslng Machine which ia good and 49,
anF person WHO wishes 10 purchase las q lines. "
o"''io"esvile, July a. lsI3. i6-waw
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SAI-E--n.,.,u,,.o,
nan, !" siissoii offer the following property for aIe
VI Land on Which live, +; : A
:. siihaeI IN the county of Cumberland on WlI,s;s RI
anoVr CatersvIe, containing acres by old snr
houses barns, Pom sSo ~ tn e asnai out
mn The remainder good cultivation being mostly
wheat ahh tobacco With % years experience bnk ns ia,
hy ~ s pace IN the county. Adjoining Offer large Mann
orn Mill ecehly repaired complete, with pair bs aud
W bills toll per year Attached 10 lie Ml raci ~,
excellent land 4S OF which in orieina. growth The
Tobacco lot. 1t has excellent saw Ai DWELLING
iose Store House, The pond has been standing mi
v o one year IN ten IS there day lost for the want OF
ne s described tract Also three acre lots in the town NJ
,,,nspae, with good dwellings, oit.louses, &C. &c will
prnsrty separately or in parts together on very
'"''e tefis, taking into consideration 'he iimrs.n
Iuiyi 'noS' H. "nILToS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05
VOL. IH. NO. 2a.

air from pelI;ni or Rossni will be hulnmed by an
urcbin in the streets, or ground out by one OF
those band.organs that meet you at every tur1l
Tbev are. after ALL a happy people; md, like tho
French. seem to live only for the present The
United States they consider as out OF the world,
and its inhabitants only half civilized. They
sbrug the shoulder when you speak of its frost,
and sing on in their own mild climate. An
Italian speculator the other day was inquiring OF
me how cold New York was, for he had had the
intention of trying to grow mulberry-trees IN It.
told him the thermometer did MT generally fall
more than 200 below zero. i Per Baccho," SAID
he, with an expression and shrug, as if he al
ready felt the ice around him.
Trul,. Yours II.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05
Latest works received and for sale at The TIL

bune Olicc:
Il Family by the Auhorcss of the Neshbors, pnce 25 els
Braithwae', Retrospect of Medicine No. 6....'o
Anslo American Magazine, the of the Foreign -.
Alonhl!cs. MOI, for April = :. 20
Hoboken Romance of NewYork. By tay....- ~
Peter Simple, edition 49, -
Jacob Faithful =. -. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

~ HEALTH QUIET AND COMFORT-Ihe. 'ra-
ham House BaTcat + Gisss , cil al, sne s
10 strangers stopping few days or sS ~ ,e car, and airy
business a ,.,bo.s of the f zdinss ia ~ III is 'a
, ~ cH xa,;rr and neat whle its abs supplied mltn
the bst Vegetables Fruits thai can q pTofIa[eS p It1Ss Gbare
moasr9,e and every effort made render boades
hjs SsoYsr Baths free. Remainder, s3 tIclaEsl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

ar1- Nelr Temperance Boarding House or the Gfs4
HAM SYSTEM al No. IL Vesey y-street--1lls house Is
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest '0e
profrrs the choices, Fruits Vegetables Goshen bu'is VI
ol,ted ON the most reasonable Gentlemen ard Ia
dis visiting the City earnestly invited TO give II @
and are assured that they VIII ind quiet and neatne m
s-r,;rnbl. In Hotels Terms, moderate a.oh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

C,100 REWARD.-LOST, .on Friday after
'DiOO noon April 2S fon. one Hundred Dollar Bills on
the Bank of the State Newly ok also Two Dollar on
same Bank Apply to Halstead Hanes * Co.. 81 Nassau
stI.-.t myi Jt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05
NUM- B E r VI.
rD,,.>- r.>JIt N,sGa yINE

AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.
~ The CHEApEsr WORK EVER PUBLISHED ~ rHh
USirEp SrArEs-The first part of the American aIniiy
M.gazne or General Abstract OF Useful knowedse WORK
erlly useful in families, and calculated 10 aIrest te a.,
etion awaken the curiosity and enghren the understand
nrs OF , Young Illustrated with 5000 Ensravings 10 be
completed in 6 Numbers $40 eaeh at p cents
per numbers number viii contain near 200
i~ The Third Edition of the First No IS now prh'eo
and orders for all the hack Nos. can Be supplied
Number VI Is now ready.
GREELEY s. McELRATH. Tribune Bindings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

Observation-Disclosures advertisements have appeared ia
,be n,I.r, Of this CITY offering for sale Lamps iorneTiy
Wsbb wi' az hs mP5ossafa S1M thi a
Ina,ns arr those Operating by the tarefed
e. P,ent Right, sseured No person S p I'm il but
Tsr call and witness The rore yrncpeo OF his reIfef cSs
Iamyy For sale orly the Philosophical Lamp stole
AN BROADWAY one doc. South OF EoNsari-streri 40 u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

MI. HlTDIngrf, hprlJ
Sold by ROBERT CARTER, IS Canal street; ~ -! =
b. BLAIR CO. i7a Washington street; y. Il. KELLY -
Wa street, the Author, pur street, up slis and ~ tiS
oH,e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

Aud those who desr teach the churches thef d-
ries-thos- who labor among them and them 10 9
Lord hal better examine tins lIttl- volume.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

NTANTED--A place by respectable girl 10
cook wash and iron Good city references given. APP
ply al 1911! Mott st. mi %,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

NTANTED-.A young man about II years OF
w to learn the arr of Wood Engraving. An Amer-
who will consider instruction sufficient remuera-
the first year-Inay apply Tribune Buildings loo
Nassan-St up stairs w w BRITT. a2l #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

t.S REWARD-BOAT LOST.-The above re-
,Oe)wari will be paid for boat that lost from the Luna
tic Asylum Blackwelis Island; her bottom was painted
white With red streak below the gunwaes, six row locks,
and John LELAND painted each bow and Lpna,ie Asy
lum Blackwels Island her Apply 10 Dr. McCie-
land Blackwell's Island or TO H. Williams Agent, the
Commissioner Of Aims House Office, Park. iny4 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

A TEACHER WANTEp-To take charge OF
IAa well established School IN the upper part OF the city.
The location good epupils select and the situation
way desirable To competent person would be
lnlushed for fair compensation. Persons desiring
will please address Educator Crowens Bookstore.
633 Broadway. my3 St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

CSELECT MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY, az
% Rvington-stre, the Bows The Object OF !ts
all the branches necessary 10 constitute good education
is divided into three departments, with zach distinct
teacher and all under the supervision of the Pnnclpa Pm
mary School connected with the Institution Terms 10 sUt
the times. Particulars application :, >, ...
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

DOOK-kEEP Wanted, a set of Books 10
Dkep post any other writing to be done by young
who keeping of Books, but has leisure
he would like devote that object Terms moderate
and the best ability Sc Address
q. o. r., Park Despatch PosOficc. myi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

TMPORTANT-Germa Silver .GerlHan Silver.
l. JAMES G. MOFFET, III Prncesrreet, New-York, Of.
for sale sle and retail 1900 lbs of German Si!Yes
al the lowest market prices .,
In consequence of manufacturing the article himself he
warrant it lar superior any manufactured this co.
try and fully enusl 10 the mnOrted. al9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

NTANTED-PIaces by smart young girls for
w thambrwo1k light housewosk Apply at 10 issh 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

~ Peter Sim ple.-A new edition Of this most pop
us o all laryas works jus, published in the style OF
the publications OF the day and for sale the office oil
The Tribune. Preefo Cents retail or s. per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

DOARDING- The newly built and furnished
calculated for gentee family open for the reception
of boaT,Irrs m2 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

Jacob Faithful.-A new edition, uniform wl;h
Peter Simple of work also published and tos SAFE
,s sboye and 81 the same pIlceS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05
WHOLE NO. eas.

NTANTED-PIaces by smart young girls for
w tbamb.rwork lisht houswosk Apply 10 issh
myt ~ --
WANTED-A place by respectable girl 10
cook wash and iron. Good city references given Ap-
WANTED situation by "a capable girl as
chamber,naid waiter, Sc. Good references Arpy At
~ thompson ST. CT. th St ma .
WANTED-la6N Nassau streei,4 agents, clerks,
p.E'ner' pedars, boys white and 2eoloed girls.
w ANIED-A situation as gardener and coach
p 9 his bnsT sssaMf 3 M young M @s mho M a ] som
nende BY his last employee in New York with whom he has
Iyed Tor the !t' N years a addressed to ? s. at q l.
m3 3t-
w AM El)-Two smart, active boys 10 learn
the 1Slns nnstasi, a BETWEEN the ages OF IS and L ears
JOHN sNEcKNER.
m3 3t- Fancy and Ornamental Cake Bakery
NTANTED.-A situation BY a capable girl, as
chamhsrnad or waiter or TO do genera! honsework-
NTANrED-A place by a very good Cook with
" the best recommendations Apply at l& Twentieth
NTANTED-A Situation as Housekeeper BY
w competent American lady with the best Of references.
Apply al l79 Orchard-,treet. m3 3t.
NTANTED-A situation in Drugstore by
,g a ns,T ThS n.j 4 a ii ,b Mfns sn s GSn
He will be content with rery nodera!e compensation Tor
city Will be given. Address f. at this otice my3 81
Employment as Teacher of the
German Language by graduate OF the University OF
Gottngen who has taught IN TINS country and rros he
Seminary private family moderate terms. AddTeSs
b. X. at the office of the Tribune my3N
NTAN'TED-A Young man about IL years OF
age. to learn the art OF Wood Engraving. An Amer-
who will consider instruction sufficient rmcra.
99 S% the 5s; l apply 9Ts BkT f""i al 20
A TEACHER WANTED-To take charge of
- IA we'll established School IN the nriI part Of the city
way desirable one. To competent person it would be
lnlushed for fair compensation Persons desiring inter
view will please address Educator Crowens Bookstore,
633 Broadway. my3 3,-
DOOK-KEEPER-Wa Wanted, a set of Books 10
Dkep post any other writing be DONE BY young
who keeping set OF Books but has leisure time
he would like to devote 10 that object Terms moderate
@. o. r.. Park Despatch PosOficc myi2t
ClTUATION WANTED-An elderly woman
- wishes obtain situation quiet and respectable
TO the Publisher Of the New World 30 Aan-st. a2o Tvs
ITO BOOT-MAKERS.-C MORO has removed
from lo2 l3 Leonardeet where he continues TO cut
kit On hand ready cut kit French and English my I'M
GOOD BOARD and pleasant rooms may be OBJ
" ,aine-l at No. 26 Cliff street. 'l3 I'm
HENTEEL BOARDINCi.-Nlr GERE has taken
" the house No. 27 Couran-,tree and now ready 10
accommodate single married gentlemen with Board and
rooms furnished or unfinished al9 lin :.
DOARDING-The newly built and furnished
ID house No Dey street. which SUR Of rooms well
calculated for geeel family now for the reception
OF boaEiers mZ I'M
pOARD-With pleasant airy rooms, may be had
- No. lo2 Chambers street Those persons who may be
PS. One large unurnshed parlor on the second 1ioor
References exchanged alb In
a.S REWARD-BOAT LOST-The above re-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-05

The conclusions This volume go todallow these claims
Any who desires read clear, forcbl, aad scrip
Christian churches their Bishops and Esangeis r
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