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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17
Nov. 21-c2awtds
LARGE 4 VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AT COST

hOODS AL Us
xs %.s se'sF oo s b b 9f our a,gs and
to nearly s,rcaty.frc Goaa',id @Oituts, from and
after MONDAY, the 18th instant. until Thursday,
the 18th OF December. at and Lcio,r cost, for cash
or approved paper, at short date. On the last
mentioned day, We shall commence the sale of
the stock remaining on hand, al public auction,
uiltom limit or reserre, which will be continued
until The whole is sold.
Our stock is entirely fresh, nearly all having
been recently purchased at the present market
rates, or imported BY ourselves under the most
favorable circumstances.
We invite The attention Of purchasers generally,
and can assure them that until the day ofsale,
great bargains NAV De obtained.
Orders from oar country customers will be
promptly attended TO, and the goods in all cases
charged al cost.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Nov o5-cids
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COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT,
~ assisted by Mr. WIN. Gouldin, continues to
hire out Negroes and collect claims in city and
country. Office over Jos. II. Colquitt'S saddle
Store Main street Dec. q-cw3w
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P. 7. SPRATLEY, lco,,,,,.
7. w. TAYLOR, YIN -
J'IFTY NEGROES, STOCK, CORN, &c

L'lFTY NEGROES, STOCK, CORN, &c
J. VIII be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the s,h
January next, at the Farm called For, Hill. near
Lawrencevic, Brunswick county, Va. belong
ing to the Estate OF Robert B. Stark deceased. 10
or 30 valuable Negroes, OF both sexes ) or 600
barrels Corr, large STOCK OF Sheep, Horses, Cat
tie, Hogs, Farming Utensils, &c.
Immediately after which, number Of valua-
bic Negroes will be hired cut for lsi5. Sale and
Hiring will be continued from day 10 day, until
concluded.
TERMS for the Negroes-Cash. For Stock
Corn, end other articles, made known at safe.
Dec. Beds q; b. COOK. Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

dis own propery--or the property f mis-
warl--or of his testa,or or intestate's estate,
naming the testator or intestate-or is bona fde
held By him in virtue Of some duly recorded will
O: Iced in trust for some other person or persons,
naming the persons and deed.
lar li=oa Wiim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

ROBERT a. MN1U,
Sheriff Of Hcr-ico County, and administrator Of
Mary V. Sheppard, dec. Dec l2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE?

ESTATE.
TN pursuance of decree ot the L. States Court
i for the tourth Crc,it and Eastern District OF
Virginia, pronounced OH the llh day of May, ISL,
in the case of Lewis rogers and Charles Sagary,
merchants and partners, trading under the firm
and stylc ct Rogers & Co. complairants, against
Thomas HuGsins, Robert Iiudgins, John l..
Hudsins and others, defendants; the undersigned,
acting as commissioners under said decree, will
proceed 10 sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, at Mathews Court House, on the first day
Of January ney., ii fair ii otherwise the next fair
day thereafter, Sundays eycepled,) The following
real estate, lying in the Counties Of Mathews
and Gloucester, 10 wit one undivided moiciy of
water siis, and saw mill and mill seat with the
lands thereto attached. and belonging. formerly
known and called Writings Mill" This pro-
perty lies in the county Of Gloucester about seven
miles from the Court House, ana is very valua-
be.
Also a 10, at Mathews Court House, upon
which there are several honses one o; them i
occupied q a Taiors shop, and another 10; about
one quarter oi mile rom Mathews Cont House
and adjoining the Mathews Academy, supposed
10 contain about forty acrcs-oH this lot there is
a new two story dwelling. Terms OF SALE one
third cash, and the residue in equal instruments at
six and twelve months credit, the purchaser or
purchasers executing bonds with approved sccu-
Oi lcSdi ti'le " Ill
be retained until The credit payments are made.
SHEPARD 6. MILLER,
JOHN BOHANNAN,
JOHN H. DIGGS,
Nov. 23-ctds. Commissioners.
DUBLlC SALE or VALUABLE. REAL
L ESTATE.-In pursuance of the last VIII
and Testament OF Joseph T. Claud, deceased
shall on FRIDAY the 10Th December next, sell TO
the highest bidder upon the premises, the plan.a-
ton purchased by the testator OF Jno. D. Turne,
containing etwcen twelve and fourteen hundred
acres living on the Meherrin River, in the conn
ties OF Southampton, Virginia, and Northampton,
North Carolina. This is considered one Of the
most valuable Farms on said I-er-,he land is
well adapted to the growth OF Corn, Cotton, and
Wheat. There is upon it a large Apple Orchard.
The Improvements are very superior, consisting
q; 4 large Two story Dwelling House. nearly
new, neatly painted inside and our, with all ne
cessary ou;-houscS ANY one wishing TO view the
Farm, will call on the Executor, or lanes James
Ca The same day will be sold about 800 barrels
Corn, crop Of Fodder, Oa;s, Sc. &c. s;ocI; OF
Horses, Mules, Ca,lle, Sheep 2D1 lat Hogs,
Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen Far
nGre.
TrRM>-Thc Land will ne sold on a credit Of
one, iwo and three ycars-thc personal property
on a credi, OF twelve months
JOSEF H. PRINCE.
Executor of Jos. T. Claud, deceased.
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NEGROES For SALE.


Tn pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Superior
/ Court of Law and Chancery, for The county of
Nelson, pronounced in the case of Fortune and
wife, &c, against Hansbrough. &C., at the last
term OF said Court, We shall sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder, on credi, Of twelve months
the purchaser giving bonds with approved securi-
". al The residence of Samuel Hansbrough. in
the county OF Nelson on Wednesday, the 22d of
January 1915, between fifteen and trentv likely
Slaves. s. CLAIBORNE,
]. GARLAND,
Nov. lG-wids Commissioners.
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PRIZES! PRIZES !! PRIZES =

PRIZES PRIZES !! PRIZES -.
In LOTTERIES MIR DrariHg,
To EE HAD 1T
n NJ. HOYT'S OFFICE, under the Ey
u. change Hotel.
Hoyrs ARRANGEMENT FOR THE WEEK.
TODAY!
Monday, one OF .G0O-Tickcts -.
Tuesday, one of l2,o00-Tickets 81.
Wednesday three Of l0,000-Ticiets -.
THURSDAY one OF 2p.Ooo-Tickcis -.
Friday, one Of 100o.-Ilckeis =.
Saturday, ore OF l0090.-Ticaers -.
Saturday, one Of 80 ,vj0-Tiche's SO.
II For other particulars. Certificates. Sc,
see daily advertisements. For minor Prizes, see
Schemes al the counter Of NOD Exchange.
EOYT.
~ Persons from the coua;ry, when in town
should always call on IIoyt, il they are in want
Of money
s-s- Tickets in all Tic Lotteries advertised by J.
G.. Gregory & Co, constantly on hand. Orders
enclosing cash or Prize Tickets, attended 10 With
prompiness, and the drawings OF Lotteries seat
when requested, 10 al! who order OF
ID. n. IlOYT,
Dec. 16 Richmond.
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~ The Dover Rights OF the widow OF Mr..
Charles A. Scott will be offered for sale with the
E.;a,c above described. There are on the pre-
misses, a comfortable two-S,ory Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Smoke House. Store House, Ice Honse,
Oycrsecr's House, Stables and Carriage House,
4 large and productive Garden.
Nov. 25-wtlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17
LAWSON'S FOR SALE

II That large and exceru, Farm belong.
"a ing 10 Dr. R p Stark. called Law>on',.
ILL in Princess Aare County, and contain.
Ing 20 acrr> aboJi 600 acres in cultivation. is
otcre! for sale. On this Farm is large Bfick
dwelling, with four Rooms on door, with al
necessary out buildings. Tie land i, generally yer
good. The purchaser can have Negroes. Stock
Provisions and every thingnecc>>afy tic Farm.
Apply,o CB COOKE, Executor.
Who offers ;or rent dwelling HouscS il differ
ent parts Of Norfolk Dee. l2-eod~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

IN BbChlNGIthA.
Df virtue OF 4 Deed OF Trus, executed 10 the
ID undersigned by the Buckingham Iron Ma
nuiacuring Company, bearing date on The 9TH
day OF November, 1870 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of buckingham County, for tie
purpose OF securing suncfy debts 10 Edward ".
Sins, &c. will proceed 10 sell 10 the hishcs,
bidder, for ready money, a, the Furnace Of said
Company, in the County of Buckingham, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th Of December. il fair. if
not the next fair day thereafter. Sundays except
cd, tue whole OF tue Lands owned ~ said Com
pam, containing, as supposed, 300 acres, with
all lis appuricnaaces thereto belonging This
property lies in TIE lower cid Of buckingham,
and within mile Of the James River & Kara.
VIVA Canal. About one hall Of he land has been
chopped oger-lhe remainder is well wooced-
The fund Of Ore is believed TO be inexhausiibe
and near 10 the Furnace. Every Necessary
building has been erected for the prosecution OF :,
large business. The Stock and Casting house is
believed TO be The best in the Slate. Considering
its proximity TO malkc-ihc abundance OF Ore
and iuel-,lc superior roads leading 10 The Fur
mace, and other advantage. il j. believed that ro
other propes: in the State offers such niuc.-
mcn;s 10 capitalists 10 iuye~' ,lci money Sucn
tile as is vested in ne will b. conveyed TO he
purchaser. GEO. II MATTHEWS,
Nov. l9--lawld> Trustee
- POSTPC NEMENT .-Thc above sale j,
postponed To 4 Gay which will De mace known
hereafter. GEO. H. MATTHEW'S.
Dec l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

CITATIONS OrFlCE-Dfawn Nos. o!
- Monongaia No 80, drawn l3:h:
IS II - SO II II Gl e. $ Is 80 81
Whole Nos II So 81, If 33 81, Is IS %,
also hall, Nos IL Il II and IL 81 IL, making
I'VE capitals sold and paid in one Lottery, at
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria No. s?S, Extra,
drawn 18th:
63 70 &C &c 5 ~ SO 81 25 Is Gi 42l
Ticket Nos. % G3 76, 500, sold and paid 10y
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria No. ~, drawn
18th:
63 IL 46 50 40 50 81 50 % 81 70 45 10
Alexandria Lottery, No. Is, for Dist. Capitals:
100000, 10000 G,OO0, $40, 5000, $500, 2,O9o,
30 Of 1000 sc. IS Nos, II drawn. Wholes
Sl0-shares in proportion.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in all Lotteries will be promptly attended
10, and drawing sent when requested
Please address orders 10 y. STaATT0N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

NOTICE-All persons having claims against
~ the estate OF James c. Dickinson. deed. 81
Their as principal or security, are requested to
come forward and presentthein, or This notice will
be placed in bar Of their recovery; and all per-
sons indebted 20 the estate OF James c. Dickin-
son. decd, are requested 10 make arrangements
10 pay By the first day OF December, or no farther
Indulgence will be granted them
DC. 23-2auti MARY DICKINSON.
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- Justice OF the Peace for said county,
40 hereby certify, that - who ha- executed
the above power of Attorney, personally APP
reared before me and made oath, that the Stock
on Which - vote - proposed 10 be given, is
lena :@e, -. and that the same Is no, held by
means Of any transfer con;rived or designed 10
GRADE the provisions of the act Establishing ge-
neral regulations for the incorporation of Banks"
aassed the 22t March 1897.
Given under my hand, this -d day of -,
1914
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

JITORTHAMS OFFICE No. :, Exchange
w Place.
Drawing of the Alexandria, District, Lottery
Class No "A:
is IL 4G 80 40 80 81 81 % 81 20 is 13
Ticket Numbers 81 63, Prize of 800, sold
here
IA drawn ballo.H Prizes: $4,000, 1000, ! 300,
.16i, 10 Of 1909, 10 of 400, 20 Of 200 10 of 49,
60 of 100 220 OF IS, &c. Tickets 81. Drawing
received al l2t o'clock.
Lottery for this Evening.
l3 drawn ballots! $4,000 in 3 prizes, 50G0,
1000, $4,000, 1850. 10 of 1909, 10 Of 500, 10
OF 800, 10 OF $50, ~ of 300, 25 of 49, 1914 of
100, &c.-Ticke,s So Drawing received a; II!
o'clock tomorrow.
Lotteries for the Week.
Thursday, Dec. 100000, 10, O0o 5000, 3,000
1000, &c.-Tickets So.
Friday, Dec. 20.-S7000, 1000, 1900, 1000,
59S, sc. Tickets 50
Saturday, Dec 2l-Sl0,000, 5000, $500, ,57777
S of GOO, &c-Tickets 50.
Also Dec. 2l.-S30,0O0 10000, 5000, $40,
5000, &C. Tickets $40.
And to be Drawn Soon.
Dec. 2S.-S400O0, 1900, COCO, 5000, $500,
1000, SC. Tickets SO.
For sale by CHAS. WORKMAN.
Dec II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

TN CHANCERY.-ViRG Al a Court ncld
i for Accomacs county, at the Court House
thereof, on Monday, the 18th day OF October,
1911:
John e. Ailworth, James J. Ailworth, and En-
mund r. Allen, merchants and partners trading
under the firm and style OF -Aiiwoths & Allen,
Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

TN ERY--ViRGINIA:-Ata Court held
i for Cumberland county, the 2Sth day of Oc,o-
ber lSfi-
William Thomas Ballow, Jane Booker, Hezc-
kiah Ford, and Elizabeth G.. his vile.
Plaintiffs:
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pASk OF VIRGINIA.


TINE General Meeting OF The Stockholders of
/ The Bana OF Virginia, will be held al their
banking house in The CITY OF Richmond, on the
second Monday tl3ih) oil January next.
Ey an act OF the Legislature, passed 25th
Mach. lsi2, sections and t. No President or
Direc:yr Of any Savings Bank, or General Agent
a arr Manufacturing or Mining Company, shall
be eligible as Director OF any Bank; nor shall
:.ay o..icer or Director of Bank vote by proxy
Jr say stakeholder in any election Of Directors
or officers OF Bank, nor shall any proxy be va
Id which shall have been executed sixty days be-
lore tie time Of any election
SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
Fo;n OF power for voting by proxy at any
Yee;!as o. Stockholders OF the Bank OF Virgin!a
Know ell men by these presents, that -
iere:y appoint - TO he substitute and proxy for
and in - name and behalf 10 vote at any cleo
ton ii Director or Directors Of the Bank OF
Virginia and furthermore 10 represent at
al mes.in.,s Of the Stockholders of said Bank,
and in - name and behalf to vote respecting
IN enacang, repeating or amending such By
Laws, Ordinances or Regulations as may be
ds.ne! necessary and Convenient for the govern
:aen; and management Of the said Bank, as fully
Is - might or could, were - personally pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

PUBLIC SALE OF TIE BELL TAVERN.
4 I Superior Court of Chancerv. for ,he
- Richmond Circuit held at The Capitol, in
The Clty OF Richmond, or Saturday, Aprl l. 1913:
Mary Ladd, plaintiff:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

STEAM EHcIEEs ~ FaAScE.--In 1890, there
were no: 300 steam engines in France, over ono
fifth of which were OF English make; On the
Isl o: January, 1913, there were SO53 fixed en-
gines, of which only 343, or less than l-l5ih,
came from abroad-2O4 locomotives, OF which
95 were foreign-and 337 engines working on
steamboats,, OF which Sc were imported. In
general result, the 1858 fixed engines gave q
collective force OF $4,000 steam horsa power,
presenting, at the rate of three draught horses
for each steam horse po"er force equva-
lent to ll7.O27 horses, or sl9,ls9 men.--
The 2O4 locomotives, averaging 45 horse
power, each give power equivalent to
9,1sO draught horses, or 6426O men, and the
s37 engines in the steamboats, make power of
IS, 900 horses, or245,OOO men. So that the ap
p,oxinate amount of force given By steam, IN
lS42, may he set down at ,2o7 draught horses,
representing l,l2S, 449 men.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Young men-By one of them.


To s.e Editor Of The Tribune:
There is no difficulty in pointing out sunken
rocks and breakers after one has struck or been
wrecked; but is it not better TO avoid them when
the charts of experience are around US and on
every side 2
Now tha. Election (snd generally business
excitements are over, young men are prepar-
ing for the winter; to follow those pursuits which
NAV bo the most congenial to their minds
the great ma io7lty OF them unfortunately, ss. we
we'll know, to pursue those light and trltilng
anusements, which not only tend TO impair their
health and morals. but to empty their pockets.
am led to these reflections, Mr. Editor, from
INV own experience in this manner Of living not
that have now to repvoach myself with incura-
bic vicious habits, but when look over the .ast
few years, sse plainly how much OF my time
has been occupied with trifes; and as matter
of course. also see that those trlties have bean
exnens;ye, and am very sure that would now
rather have the money than the Knowledge that
I have obtained in running after al the new and
famous actors and actresses who have made such
prodigious sensations in the fashionable world,
and who must be seen by every young man who
nrides himself upon seeing the last great star
or who would whistle the last new tune.
Money is row comparatively plenty, and is 1t
not better ior youog men to save their hundred,
or fity, or even twenty-five dollars, than 10 wait
for the dark days OF '37 o, IS, when to be sure
thew rnay ponder on long homilies of The causes
why they are ost of pocket and cut OF employ
ment.
remember we'll the article you wrote Then,
and which commanded general attentions parti-
cnasly of the young men, and 70 doubt led ma.
nv OF them TO reflect, and "calculats toe cost
bnt rs one of the sentines and patriots OF society,"
woald it not be well 10 fire gun occasionally 10
let them know that the enemy is agaln on ,he
alert, and they may be again surprised IN al Inc
fancied security ola camp.
The" Mercantile Library and Reading Roo1n'
affords an economical and interesting resource
tpr leisure evenings, and SIS wearc liable to De
flooded with theatrical amusements this winter
and other expensive trifcs, would 1t not be WEI.
co. sN yonny men to pause and "count the cost"
ere the tlmo comes again, when, with long faces,
they look for the causes Of the hard nneS' aho
receive advice from some friendly
ie's''s Ne' "NEw.Y YoRKEs."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
FASHIONARLE DANCING.

MONS GABRIEL KoRPONAY,
HAS the honor OF informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
New York and vicinity, thai he arrived for tie
pose giving Instruction III the principal fashionable Ounces
prevailing the highest circles of European and American
society. ",
pnrt where his style met the rdmmtoo OF the pub
c and the marked approval oil the fashionable
Among others Mons K proposes TO teueh th.t we known
dance LA pOLkAshe Quadriles with original muaic-
the Vase de Deux Pas,!e Mnzourka-new Cotllions-nsw
Galoppe, rnd all American Dances.
Mons K will be assisted By MADAME KORPONAY rs
Musician The instruction viii be given in the Frs1eh Ger.
Eaan and English languages.
Boons are engaged al IS Park Placestcty pyate, cool
and aryior the accommodation Of Ladies aGd Gentlemen
The Polka and the QuGdnes ut present danced IN
the fashionable circles cf London and Paui, be Taught In
six OF twelve Lessons except the ezoufxa. All Others IN
For further periGuley inquire of MONS. KoRPoNAY. at
MS residence % Pn,k Place.
to2 p NJ and from TO in the evening.
Six lessons s6-tyelye lessons, sl0, Rld quarter,
Pnrate Lons-six lessons, 80; twelve lessons. s quar-
Ter, go.
emes. &C. &c n4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
SCHOOLS.

TE,HE PAVILION FAMILY SCHOOL. Hartford, Conn.
one nile North from the State Hou.a L. l. Wright,
Principal and Proprietor. .
few yncaucIes in this School, may ba secured By appca
ton 70 The Pnncpl VINO viii DC at HoHard's Hotel Unit,
Friday morning., tb2 9th INST. - .
Liberty taken 10 ySsy 10 a.! the PdToas OF The Scn0Oi lo
the three years. neir address being ~ the trenna
catalogue TO be had o. Messrs Pra, Woodford Co Ss
LNolls oy of the priocinal diI'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

sS%TuE EcLrcrIc MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN LIT
rp.rusE for December is on our table. We have
mad t;ms only for brief glance at its well filled
pages, but the public will not wait iof our opili'u
of its contents. The leading article Is @eVie~ %
Harrs's Highlands Of Ethiopia, from 'he NORM Dfi'
ish Review. We have already treated our readers
TO some extracts from Harris's book, and anucipste
much pleasure from perusal of this Review inns
number also contains Mscauay's admirable article
on tina Earl of Chatham, and a variety oi Others
scarcely less interesting and important. Ihs pre-
sent number completes The first volume oi this val
liable work. Hereafter the contents will be made
nm with fresh matter received by the steamers
Edi,sd by ]. H. AGsEw; published by Lsavii''
Trow g. Co. 1914 Broadway. 50 per ahhuin' Ii
advance, and exceedingly cheap at that.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of is
or efficacy see pnmph,i which may be obtained OF agents
PREPARED and SOLD wholesale and retail, by a. B. & ID.
SANDS wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton. street, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States Pnce 81 per bottle: SIX bottles tor s5.
" The public respectfully requested 10 remember that
il Il Sandss Sanapan that has been and IS constantly
cchie.ny such sable OF the uoi diculi classes
Diseases which tho human frame suhlec Therefore nsk
for Sands Sarsuparil!a. and take no other. III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
JONEs'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR INlTTATORY COUNTING ROOM,

247 BRoAD~AY, coRsEK OF 'iUSRAY-sTREET,
II HE OBJECT d this Institution is 70 inpat thorough
1 instruction in Bookkeeping, Peumar,hp and C9rnmsr
cia Arithmetic and qualify senteen for the practical duties
Of the desk Private instruction given required Rooms
open day and evening.
~ iernber. of the Mercantile Libry Association are re-
quesie to Hppy the Librarian ut Clinton H1Ii, VINO VIII
furnish tickets oil admission uder the arrangement nnde with
the COMMITTEE.
and Clerks have been students duns the as
W For sale Jones', Principles apd Practice Of Bcokksep
inc eyo II, This work adopted in the rrst hcncemc To-
,,nors IN this country. il IS ak9 resubishea IN E9gland
ard extensively introduced there. oil sH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
F,ol he N.:onal In.lreuse Washington D. C. Nov. o.

.>xrv Eo2 T7,r NATIONAL rTELLisExczR,
AIR b. PALMER. Afaericsn HsFspa7erp sho Aosst-
y - aud Keap t.. een appo.nte azaint for ecss
N NJ ?Ssc,s.os' .ss =, '0f Inn
vsy.,,s S5u,I Ems. corner OF Baltimore and Calvert rs
j psisGs:pn,a 70. % Pine street
Me- verE 10. i6D Sarinu Greet.
n .-o1 No, % Ssate strert.
. 9eneTsI Newspapef sency es;abahed b5 Mr. Palmer
1Js sboye ,sces has Dce n existence time, and wi
da,,s be found CONVENIENT n advantageous for all news
naner oroprs.o who ssaI think st ays themselves Of i