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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

TsrCiti lani .etared-None the Jersey Neldoao "
Re,aea9er the number, Is Chsmbeseet between the Raj
road md ralno's, and near the Post Office.
crops ressj with the hoe with nearly Us good effect al lie
n, and ece, al the second hosiu., applied planting
or ten days carrier than any other orinary
When applied 81 planting. the difference maturing Will tt
used ten barrels Long Island TINS year ne has had ove
ninety barrels The article prepared by the Nxw- YORK Con-,
pany in the City, las been d will stn be found Superior
other prepared IN the pieiNits. Il 4 matter OF
coure. they collect the material IN Tabs a Casks, whi
Others ccec! il in Roas into which is thrown the material
sand aud was taken from the sinks night, when no Dis
cnioaton can Be useJ-oa not with uS Company wko
have day high, 20 select ee good and discard the worthless
then 10 call i; the rgh psce g Chambers street. where
can be had barrels fT s.. OF 10 barrels for SIS
& Sant sG'''' svs3H SdR "
REFiNED SUGAR
A6 6oU 8pFH :I &; AIS S a e. ;
Loaf cents pOgnd When s than ave packages are
Giushet DO 60 pqIlehsset- halls cent pOune
The abovs ars packed a, foilowr
S. Ssas:s s. s. $ rs soeAarss p.sl.s
Apply to the New York fsteu, Susl, Refinery col, of Sou
and Nou,Sencry Sir. or at g Wall 81
N B. Orders Gu. of;he city nrs- ba accompanied By remit,
snce aui im'
I'EAs.Is9 ehesz soachons:: 20 half chests Go.
= l5o halfches;s NiaS Yong Ssuchoas
@ CSest, Lac soi,ee powchonS.
a, a. f hy Ss1cs tine Mohee Soachoas
70 ft,n;y 5s sss7 Tyson. foe.
S9s chests foa. Hyscr.
go ches, Hy ION Skin.
9 bali shss'' superior Sunpogdss.
''' ''S s 6 IS ass's.sR s:,s
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WHEG PUBLICATIONS.

The attention OF WIG ASSOCIATIONS. CLAY
CLUBS and others interested in the dissemination
and promotion of Wing Doctrines and Senti-
ments is respectfully called to the following Cat
alogue of Works published at the Office of The
NEw-YoRk TRIBUNE by the undersigned:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10
SALES OF WATER POWER. MILLS AM

IL SALES OF WATER POWER. MILLS AND
go REAL ESrATE-The subscriber. executor Of the
ease Of Joshua Stow. a,e o sliidetown. ~ the State
Connecticut. deceased by virtue OF him IN the
last will and testament of said stow gi Offer for 'ae at
2jrh ay Ut September next, az 10 o'clock A. a.
'uyahoga Falls in Summit Co. Ohio the following de-
sc.Ihed property, 20 wit:
The Mills and Water Powers belonging sid esate stun
ted sad Cuyahoga Falls being Is iee IA of the Cuyahoea
River with good and permanent dam. The Mills situated
thereon follows:
A Flrurng Mill, with four of stones. known 'Stows
Mills :" Paper Mil with engines. with steam drer and all
the machinery complete llnsesd Oh Mill with machinery
complete manufacturing Oil other buildings with lume
wheels. rented or manufacturing pur
poses, the machinery of which last mills belongs lessee
Also the following buildings to VII; the Stone Store
ted the OF Portage and Front Tavern
with houses complete. known the American House
Ware House on the Pennsylvania ard ONO Lanal Frame
Store of Portage and Ftoat frame dwelling
houses Most of the above property under lease and will be
sold subject to the
Also large number Of Town Lots, situated in 'ai Town
OF Cuynhusa Falls This is beautifully located and well
SITUATED Tor any end of manufacturing purposes
Aho about 100 oil land. mostly uumproved, situated
the township OF Stow, seI4 County Of summit.
TIE of will be cash. For information in regard
The property reference may be hal E. CoDo. Ed Albany
Eli Wilcox. Esq r. NJ slidle,owu Conn: or 10 H. a. X L.
k. Miller. Cuyahosa Fails, Ohio. of the subscriber CT
same place. Tao 2w' JOSEPH HALE Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

s7yTENSJVE WATER POWER. IRON MINES. AND
F,VaII-ABLE rRAC + OF LANDEOH SALE, lylng , VI
Orange County the amapo kyer .? miles rom ,s Turn
pike and Ramapo Rve passing nearly throusn e Se y,
the tract The waer.poye capable o drying MacnHery 70
oimo nry extent, rs there great body OF water WIN se.e-
mi ,Is There are about II 600 acres OF land heavily ui
bered with wood OF y 30 yenrs growth mere are So
rTes, Strength Par OF the land woad nke excellent aTTs
1,e nyeiu tIyn miles ard mile wiGe les IN one
ln a. the art The scenery which beautiful piace
!. remarkably healthy. 1t know e Augusta tract ana
rs three miles :.,,- rTerson's Works. =
Access can b. hrd 10 three hours from tho CITY oil
Ns,y YORK by the New York and Erie RnIroad or IN I'VE OF
SIX hours by the WY "a IL aveaw on the Hudson River
Jnor,re NJ M 50 (hethprn a. le29 Gun
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+ A re MOTTO E.

TAKE NOT CE.
IMPROVED PATENT COMPOSITION for Roofs ct
ioue> FIN, z'nc sb1Ses be dann.ed i III enteI
as will last Tor yearSsewe Will be found coed article
oppn leaks around chmney where houses are 1ns f
cha .e, for apply ing the Composition. Satisfactory references
given Apply TO s. WILLIAMS, Painter, 81 Old SIP New
York. SS, IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

4 AH EahD7JoHT uUYrIELp. Of NArcHfz N;ss,ss,p-
VIII atied 70 esu business tina, may b. confdei 10 bs
IN the Giicu Courts OF dams aid the adjacent COUNTIES az
N He Su.oi Courts OF the State favorable prusons
connection n LOUISIANA WI! ensoLe him aend To busine.
Grant s Barton Vsn ,S5oIs c, iis reiffis To-
Rob Cochran, agent iot Brown W,Tnnrt -N"eN CHI
Brothers. & Co. NsIcni-, I, E.rI
Sam. Cochran, iiar,v sr.,,
William KAN. -' A1''.S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

ID OONSBIRY FOR SAI.E-rhe residence OF the la.e
D Mr. Lansdae. OF Havr de trace. Nary Inc entire
t;lc. contains SIS about quarter Ji when IS wuon
land the soil good and well adapted Ia the CROWN OF corn!
grain or grn.s beng principally table land and high meadow
upon the southwest boundary OF the town %! fa
we and upan the Chesapeake Bay shure tor more
than hi mile extending back therelfon herly TWO iles III
westerly direction There several tine o wafer
whose Universe The place. h p"soad ~ balbV'e
md the phadepha md Baltimore Raiuad pass through the
tracts DIVIDING the land nearly equally being two hours de
from Baltimore four hours from Philadelphia by one or Two
tram, daily nonng facility of travel and access to the mar
The hoi,e is within sgh of the railroad occupying most
benu ul of the entire cultivated part
town The house is substantial and elegant construction
BRICK front &. feet deep. built stone bnseme
Containing kitchen, servants pan lhGer una eel
hrs 10 the ton OF the house he pnror
foor has rail 10 feet BY o. sitting paur dining and draw
rDum each about >! 10y u eet ladies' store room q ny
H. with cu,et ceilings 10 feet nigh; marble
mrnel each and the chambers there IRE SIX bed
the chamber floor. and large ha win 3 eet cc-
lng-. The aucs we, finished.
There well OF the nest water at the door, an extensive
and elegant garden peach orch1rs and IN orchard ui
three hundred bearing apple trees There
stone sta be and carnage house. if1 Dnr bf OK over
seer house. with four and pHzZn; smoke tool and ice
house This place has 2J attached and 5l acres OF
woUdand adjoining.
which there farm house and Gunrtep. barn. tae and
cattle sheds, house. ec.5j attached and 81 acre.
from ~ 10 ID adjoining the town The shore
every well circulated Tor hshery ard would be very
valuable for thar purpose.
One third of the purchase money will be required in cssh:
the residue Yeas with interest from the day VI
SALE secured by bond with approved security.
References be mudeto pnns and descriptions in the
hands uf Dr. Landslide. the premises Miller CoareS lie
Grand 81. y. " NC Ewing, Alexandria ID Co. To the
designed who will sell the whole parts TO suit puch aseTs,
until the fist OF Gctober next.
By order OF the Orphans Court.
ItJHN H. PRICE. Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

tMOs a. ne subseribe.x have removed 20 the ne
they ere Low by every packet additions 10 then
say b @ SA o. goods the whole of which has beer
follows; 1-'0>-Ni 1-o eoHssus In pan u
81 itn ~ CCTLERY-A full assortment,
re.y. D.----4sNA-- IL kleai va
TEA all llS Win sets and dOzens from common to ver rs
GESaAN SaL WEI ASD BRITANNIA WARE every
E=g.sh and French 70 49, OF FANCY ;iooDs bo,t
;vi afiL eas'osS sna pseha,ers generally 'H''''
NtS - .lItia1Is q BILL. No. ls Maiden Lane
S Prince street to @ Broadway two door, eo1r R sp
S--;-,-----,-7= mis- sns
Il - ssISNgIis M fSIS j; "a Is q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10
Henry c. SCOTT. Dep'v sheriff.
New-York. July 9th. lSi. YsL law CIV

OF NewYo,S nntice nrrcby gwen 10 all persons having
claims ngan.t Charles Wal-e late VI the CITY oi Ne" iok
Counsellor Law deceased, u present The same wtnhs
thereof the 'ubcrber. at his .ihce no o. az
st- IN the Cry York before the eighteenth
da T January next Dated New York the 18th day oi July.
isi ~ ia ,xtmI LvNI ENIi RSJN. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

IL AN EXTENSIVE WATER PRIVILEGE to lease
f:.A New Haven. CT for term of yenrs-hnvlng
l, fine large building for mnnuin purposes OF any
kad with oul-buldn-s and dwelling houses attached tbs
mill now contains complete OF Piper Machinery. viz
Foundrner and dryer large engines &c. which
be bought the reasonable but be
moved If privilege renied for other purposes. The Fall
about II feet and the failing. which for mill
renders equal # the State.
be nnviGGted the Sound within short distance OF the
Dam. For information appyto ELI WHITNEY.
New Haven. June ., lefi. IeG Saw TuTh&Su
~ AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
k.A the village Of White Plains Wesicheer Co. Y.
.i This pleasant place situated about half mile norh
Court House. and stands elevated land, neor the
Battle Ground and commands beautiful prospect for miles
around
House is Is By IS feet height stories and n;tic-base
menis &c There several outh0ues. md twelve
OF land For particulars, inquire oil proprietor the
premises Aug o, "a. au7 2yvt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

- cPEOpLE'S LINE SlEAMBUAIS tOh
ALBASKfm -.chay sg eiDs p M. From
IN ssesc4i sstwssn, 9gTs2d! and Ss5
ne ,,iennIsy Wsdneslay ard Friday evenings. at !.
'oEn. SSn is, R1 ET Err Captain A Houshion Ires
dsv T'hnrdaY and Saturday evenings, St9. ,.,
''' IL ocfcrE-L- Landing az intermediate PAGES.
cgsSs o8 AMEE S6 u Gp; at al S st.
cell .sn,,,l,ost COLUMBIA. Capt Vim. H. Peck' on
Tuesday. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. : At + s1;ve in Albany in
,rn ;ir 10 se Morning Trans Of ta's iof Inc ES' OF
West "a .,,hs,.,r,l ara furnished
pe; and elegant State Rooms and Tor speed and accom-
moIs:;o:s are unrvalcd Gu the Hudson:
For paxs..e cr freight, ap2y % beard Sito ,,,t
- - = /, S,'liI1LI2. 81 The Office on The Whan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

rI,gE GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE. oMPANi,
,,nr.. n insure upon the favorable terms ,EansI
~ nd Ere ioe, The resu, Of Their busnct, since las,
M h. en- hly favorable and the assets 81 th time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

IAYNE'S VERMIFIGE has gledtened the hear, OF n.ry
d mohe who had expected to follow her child 10 ~
grave but und restored 10 life ard rosy health By lhn ct.
brc,ed specific. II sNpe without t7tng Tire
of tho stomach bowels and combines the vrtnss offs n
with those of Alternative Neither The Nerniiu.e the RI
pecorant has rva in the whole range OF the naisra r,
Tor diseases To which each adapted.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne % South Third street Pa,
lsasphn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10
History Of the silk Culture:

Memoir on Ireland Native and Saxon, (Second Edition
by DANIEL OCoS>ELL VI p with Likeness Of the Auth=r.
Price d cents: five copies for ST.
Orders nu.t be accompanied with the cash.
GREELEY y McELRATH. Publisher, for the Author
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10
The Whig Almanac for the year lS44.

A Convenient Book Of Reference for Politicians
and Others during the coming Presidential
CGmpqign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

-.-.-, >, a CARPENTER / COS I.IN 2 rVh
IL Observation-Disclosures NJ Caldwell, West
SSs.s5sS,Sz-G, Point. Coldspns Cornwall anu fshEil
The Steamboat, JAMES MADISON. Capt. Charles Hal
esd will leave the Warrenseet Pier every Monday al
a'cioct p NJ and ever Tuesday and Friday al ocl"ck
p NJ Returning viii leave Newburgh every Tuesday morn
ne MT 81 oc!ock and Wednesday and Saturday az
All Bnsgnge Packages Parces. Bank Bills or Specie put
on board this boa; without being entered on the COOK OF
ed for must be at the risk OF the owners thersoi you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

-I-,-, : For III IlSt1N md IN IN
F "a LANplNGS- seanecai WEI
SsSSSss44sf@s. CHESTER. Cant. VIZ ~. ,ellen, vii
leave in''' at ..r-. OF Mondays. Wednesdays and
-,o,5p n connectint al Hudson with the Hudson and
berkshire RAILROAD tine of which, cave on fne as,,a a
Tho hc5ts nrd leaving Tucson sundays any
T"uy.ys AZ NJ or On TIE arrival c The cnrs, sseh
nav s Inc nie,naa.e landings. TckeS through to Nus
field ss % and 20 West Stock triGce S.
He " r. f.os.., a. r, s-nv apply on board or 10
va SS11iSNS & STEPHENSON, ~ Wes,
This no.t has been thoroughly overaulsd and her accom-
mosiions so improved b equal 10 any boat on t 'e!
an nucl,ioia! huInosi io =, rl7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

"AvANA-Mrs VESTS Boarding House ha. eee snI re-
moved 10 the building previously occupied as me W.
con House Hotel No liz Gale Ohrabia corner o 1S.e
cnscrs winch been extensively repaired ana -.
Prices arranged conformity To the room ,, IN Sas
.nsiins For cards &c apply 10 Nilsson q luic, - -,
a. , who will be hnppy furnish every information 70
Travellers bound tn HHYnnn ..:, ,,.xu,--. which
E-Passcnger requested 20 Obtain III - Iii
| he facilitated by the clerk OF the house. WHO VIII ~ ~
r.SseI, Immediately on their ARRIVAL. I.o
-.-v~a NEW-YUkh ALBANY AND IaS9JJ
IsSTEAhIIIBQAT !ISE.F!H,Ns , 1 fnps the
- - Esrrry streei-lanlns &: intermediate pacrS
The Itesnssi EMPIRE. Cspt s Ros Monday W eun'9'
j,r ard Friday Norrins. All O'Clock ,,-,,s;,y
Sa ties ncr TROY. Capt. CoEbarn. TUESDAY i"uiS'
ana sa;o;f ige from he fsot of Co-randt TT direct
RI, ,os-;rst SWALLOW Capt. A. bici-ean. lionaay'
Wednesday end Friday. Eyen'ss. q; oesoca- rt,,
Iss steamer ALBANY. Cspt Z. T. Macy. IueSeo''
1hnrslsy ard Saturday. Evening. al O'Clock .., .,
rSS-The Boats this Lirs. owing 20 the hsn h.
la ara able al all Ies the bars, anj ieacn 'tg
I'd Troy IN ample time take the Morning Trans OIL IAN
ts For Pss or Frgh, apply board or atths ofheea
on the Whsrvsf = 49,, 70 !,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

f, banners arer in the breeze. the Wings begin to ray =
,,r sound along the hills and echo in the valley
' Freedom nobet worhest the Nation st' is eyes on
Brave and polors the shout for Clay and rens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10
Political Economy.

No. W. Principle. of Political Economy the Laws
the Formation Of National Wealth, developed by means OF
cave delivered the Hand-oom Wravers' Commiss2n oy
WILLIAM ATKINSON. With Introduction Treating Of
tn. present the Science Of Political Economv aud the
Adaptation Principles the Condition Of our
Country and the upbudlng of Its Prosperity By HoRAsE
prlce p crnfs: five COMES for 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

q Orders foI anyof the nam.d work, na. be al
dressed 70 GREELEY 4 NcELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, New-York.
Neg Tcrk, April q. 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

JOHN n. PRICE, Trustee.
nu3 S. law Darlington. Hartford County, Muryan
IL STORE TO LET Store No. 10 Cedar St will be let
tn Possession lt OF September next. Inquire Of the
-Itmsasa- cupuni. NJ
- FOR SALE OR TO LEl'-A valuable Store and
TA House Ind Lot IN Otsego County very reasonable
HSs4 terms. For PARTICULARS. inquire of
Iylg eodim- r. b. GAGE. No. 81 Cedar street.
IL COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.-The Ash
So and Factory, situated the town of sharon. Conn.
l ilitchco,ks Corner. will BE sold great bar
The property consists of valuable water power three
acres land dwelling house. and the Fuctory
building, which IS looms. with the necessary prepare
ton dressing lrnmes. tools &c &c nearly new. and NIL IN
complete Tor starting uD The property vii! be sold
the machn separately suit The purchaser, Mt
reduced and easy terms Persons wishing
cocks Corner and for terms of sale. &C. impure of
MM. a. DAWES, or po,-hLeorxio
aus ln~ L. Z. BENJAMIN, }Io"s"AeeIse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16
TWO TRACTS Of FIRST-RATE LAND IN AMELIA
COUNTY, VA, FOX SALE.

hksE lands lie remarkably we'll andmuch Of them in South
efh exposure They in good farming condition, twelI
irnced aud drained They lie 40 miles due West from Rich
ohu ana between 10 and 30 miles from Petersburg and
htee quarters OF mile frnn each other The which
Ve contains 400 On this tract is good dwelling house,
.. ee' ny 81 good repair other houses Kitchen smoke house,
ec @ good negro honses large ganar barns, of
hem situated 10 have wheat rrlns machine To by water,
corn mouse ana stabc also four tobacco bars all of which
are III eood repair The other tract contains 800 There is
ON u an overseers house house. ~ feet by 6 good
mouse ana Two excellent tobacco barns "a feet ID undepnned
WIN are also in good repair On these lands there
sucrt Timber keep them for To and
among which there is quantity Of good building timber. They
are unusually well watrred and conveniently Each
pace considered healthy any situation IN Virginia.
womb name The price that would be taken for each for boh
nu KNOW That who would buy must first them be-
lore hey can estimate their value Terms Will he hera there
lore respectfully invited and examine for
themselves. JOHN ST CLAIR
~ n Purchasers referred Mr William Skpwitl s.,
April9 l07-w3w
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About one fifth or the above quantities VIII he required Tor
home consumption and small portion Of many articles viii
badly be procured by ships foreign stations The quaint
u any all be increased diminished, rs tie service
hereafter require. Thr contracts will, therefore, he made
moi specific quantities. bur for such quantities the
may require he delivered those Navy Yards respectively
Contractors residing place where deliveries
arise in furnishing what be -qucI and when contractor
promptly comply with eqnislton The navy agent al the
port the articles required he Delivered shall r
purchase such articles; and tile contractor shall he liza
BIZ nr n of the contract price.
be made for each article nj each oil TIE
Navy Yards and bidders whose proposals accepted
land VIII be- orihw notified thereof; and three
above the ordinary time required for the regular
will he allowed for them signify their
readiness and days and above the
required for The regular transmission Of the mail,
allowed for the execution and return of contract and
bond expiration of which periods be received
and bond returned the supply will be offered 10 the
ne lowest bidder, according 10 law.
The department the right 10 reject all bids from per-
sons who heretofore failed execute their contracts
Bonds with two approved suretes IN onetd the estimated
respective contracts will be- required and ten per
mrns on thereof collateral security, in addition 10
r pad until respects complied with; and ninety
centum nil deliveries made will be paid by the
navy agent within thirty days after bs duly authenticated,
shall have presented To linn.
blank proposals obtained application To The
navy agents Portsmouth, ~ H. Boston, New York, Pnade
mia Baltimore Washington Norfolk Ctarleon s. Co. Sasan-
NAH Pensacola. and nj thi. Bureau.
w. CRAWFORD sHUBRICK, Chief Of the Bureau.
March % 0l-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-16

NTEnICAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
I'VE presents the following private
the Members of ne Profession The course of instruction will
embrace Junior and Senior Ycar-each of which will
be divided into Summer and Winter Session. The Summer
Session April 5t aud terminate September LIST.
The Winter Session will commence November ls and terminate
March lst.
The fee for The year, embracing Summer and Winter Session.
SO in Advance For Session separately $40
The Institute will consist of Lectures, Reca-
TONS examinations upon the several branches Of Medicine
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-Summer Seson-Special Anatomy; Special
Physiology Maiea Medical and Therapeutics; Chemistry
Summer Studies i'll be added Surgical
Anatomy Surgery tTeoreca and Practically Theory and Prac
iice of Medicine Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR-Summcr Session General Anatomy Pn-
cipes Pathology Pathological Anatomy; General Physiology
huscuaon Medical Jurisrudencs Winter Session-Revew
OF NIL Studies of the Junior and Senior years.
In addition the above the Student will have access
times Medical and Surgical under in the
Aims House. College lnfmary and Penenay, alnrding him
ample opportunity of obtaining practical nformaon and testing
observation the accuracy Of the principles which being
culcaied. Address AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.
Richmond, April 9th, 1874. l07-6m
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TORY.
THE Public informed, that the Large Map Of the U.
i states, recently published and exhibited here. There
parte Of Texas and Oregon connection with all OF North
America exhibiting nil the Treaty and assumed boundaries Of
poon; also the old and Northeastern Boundary
well as the more Southern line claimed by Great Britain.
On the large and valuable Map of the World,
(siy by seven fte published Europe America, the
Northern Texas is the Arkansas and the Western the Rio
Grande, including Santa Fe of New Mexico.
Oregon and ~ F. Boundary equally minute wei! all
the divisions Of the world.
Also all traced by all Exploring Navigaors, from
the earliest period of the world, including CON- Wilkes
Expedition years. with all their discoveries the Ant
arc Continent before any other Map
The accompanying History of the World o six hundred pa
ges with Flags all Nations ian interesting Chart and Key
includes comprehensive of Texas Oregon and
Island and Empire discovered The Map and His
only Sl2 Price Of English Edition six guinets.l
The Maps United States 81 so to SlO THE large
valuable and five and half feet square, about
half the usual price Of Maps of the size.
The patronage and satisfaction Of the
subscribers Richmond, convince the "Agent the Puhser
than realized
and beautiful execution Of these useful works.
Their Importance education render them exceedingly vaua-
BILE every family, well office, OF abundant
formation fully impressed the mind by the appear
ance.
They the the Banks the Powhaian
House. Exchange and Columbian Hotels where orders will
be promptly attended 10, if applied for early
April q 10G-r
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BIZ the Gorsrnor of Tirpinia.
4 PKOCLA NATION


WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred the General Assem-
w bly, of this State, BY The resignation OF Hill Carter, Esq.,
The Senator for the district composed the counties Of
Charles City, James City, New Kent, enco and the City OF
Richmond
The shes of The said countless and the Mayor Of the City
of Richmond therefore required in tie the Common
wealth. 10 hold elections within the said counties and corporation
for Senator for the said District the 4h Thursday in April
next TO supply the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under hand Governor and under the lesser seal OF
the Commonwealth, Richmond, this 18th day OF March,
lsEAL in the year 1914. IA. MCDOWELL.
March 10 lV-Wtd.