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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21
United states Const survey

It is matter of surprise, that some one has not
before this brought before the public the gross in
Hassler in this work, by appointing A. ID. Bache
stranger to the work, to the important situation of
Superintendent when his superors. in the theoret-
cal as well as the practical part, are already in the
work-Mr. James Furgurs0n and Edmund Blunt,
the two principal assistants Of Mr.. Hasser are his
equal in any, and superior in many branches. We
hope New York will attend to the merits and claims
q nf ho sons and see Sc -, Tsparaon for this insult
to the competency of Mr. Bache for the whole
work, OF which, as yet, many have doubts, before
they sanction an appropriation the greater part, if
not all, OF which, will be expended for the special
benefit OF Pennsy yanla, after the present zeal
OF the pennsylvania delegation may expire, and the
South and West be left to manage their internal in
terest,at their own expense What hopes have we of
ever accomplishing any truly great national work
so long a few worthless recommendations, from
sources incompetent Of Judging little political in
huence, and sycophancy, are sufficient TO produce
adisregard tor merit and the interest of the nation
and produce blind and reckless determination to
drive Pennsylvania's pet rough-shod over any one,
however deservingl We rejoice to see that there
was one person in Washington of sufficient spirit
and selirespect to meet this reckless career by
derins his resignation in disgust
DEAR BENNETT =
Being one Of your subscribers, and necessarily
one OF your readers, nothing plcasss me more
mornings, than the arrival OF your sheet and sir
all men hail the bold and undaunted position you
have taken in regard to the exposition of present
evils existing in the community.
But, SIR, you continue to publish one day against
Fourierlsm, and all reform, and pointedly desire
our institutions to remain as they are, because
they are highland the next dav come out with
some exposition of some institution organized UNI
der the old system, and eat your own words by
crying out reform. Now if you are a reformer in
truth, as have always until lately took you to be-
cease your warfare upon one and all Of the present
reformers, unless they fire you first. | shall
expect to hear from you soon. A SUBSCRIBER
The MrssIssIrPI-The river opposite this place
rose about 10 inches in the early part Of the week. which
supposed was caused by the breaking ola gorge of
since then It has commenced to fall The navigation
above Aton Is still closed = 81 Lonis Reno Ter EhH
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The MrssIssIrPI.-The river opposite this place
thsupPosed caused by the breaking ofa gorge OF the
ice in the Mississippi above its junction with the Missouri
since then 1t has commenced to fall The navigation
above Alton is still closed S. louis Reporter ESQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

ALLEBASl'S MEDICINES.
THESE MEDICINES haze been in general soma
portions OF the for nearly years. anf have be.
exceedingly popular No other med enes have
formed such Of these during the
last eighteen months There medicines CONSIST Of kndt-
THE BLACK COR ALLEBASPS) SALVE-
ALLEBASI'S HEALTH PILLS,
ALLEBASPS POOR MANS PLASTER,
ALLEBASP5 TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
THE SALVE Is wsrrnted il used faithfully accord
ing the directions the following complaints 1.-THE Pills some.
vz:Feve of the malignant kind lops ucers,
tumon whows burs and burns and sead. rheu
matism chronic thru quinsey dopsy,
dyspepsia chlbains IN the face the breast bIes
sores Of I'll kinds :wengv Of every description pain IN tia
THE PI LIS following complantz
u used faithfully according dreetions Tin the
Save and the Poor Mans Plaster used
necon with the Pills all Of which by the dec.
tons viZ-Di.odered stomach and bowels impure blood
cholc dysppss sick head ache fever and ague acid
stomach billions and other eysr costvs lung and liver
THE P ASTF RS admitted to be superior o,hes
in and taking prscedence all hers for pain
weikness the back side chest bowels Joins muscles
rheumst.m, coughs, cold asthma, lever and &c.
TOOTH ACHE DROPs-Are warranted to ordi-
oohache in from three minutes BY putting
from any other than exposure Of be eE
fectua cured by application Of the Black Salvs the
side Of the face afflicted
The medicines the complaints
the money will be returned The Poor will be furnished
half p BY LW Gilbert Proprietor, ga Fuleon SIN York:
Merchsns and Others fom the country supEed % literal
FUTON retail s'f Ss. c.,hs"s 's
s. Woodwork corner OF Houston and Mub Try streets and
By Others throughout the city fell imeodsec
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BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR

II FhENOd OdJNA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
DALESME, Importe, and Agent for Manufacturers has
"A. always hand large for dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain w.ll dinner and
dishes. salad bowls fruit baskes eussrds end stands
Also Tea ard Chocolate Ware s0reek. FrczcA AID Am>
shape.
All the articles wsnted Of the best quality asd 70 b.
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rhn FOR SALE-On Staten Island within mile of the
Quarentne ANAL Farm Of Gfteen half
garden purposes. There modern story house with
Kitchen adjoining and failing well BY the door, Also,
enquire of THOMAS CARY,
fi2 I'm m Quar- ,ntiue. Staten Island
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THE
IN Wis BIZ E
VIII

so closely resembles the real head Of hair shatseepde and
tnordnay invention Of the day. The great advantage Of this
novel and unique wig it, being made without sewing
weaving, which it, closely resemble
the natural hair both in shtes and natural appearance
defy detection, its texture bsing beautiful and
free that in all of perspation evaporation unimpedd
and evils Of other entirely avoded The
and connosseur alike invited this novel and beau1
pfu Wig and peculiar method Of fitting the head the
manufactare! A. e. Barry. LAG Broadway. corner Of Liberty
stsvs q imsss
New BRyNsWlCK. Feb: 9. lsH.lMK. . II sCHENCK
bottles of Invaluable nedicines bv your agent
Mr. Simpson and have the happiness inform that
had taken bottles Of before the poue light
and the incessant cough which deprived eep left and
before had taken three bottles discharged from lungs.
sevee different times surprising quantity Of hard white
substance continued using Your syITI until h.d a:sa
Obliged TO abandon my studies was sdysed to do by my
Brunswick take great pleasure 10 scHE.oK
believe that taken in time Il certain for Pumo-
nary diseases much indebted and humble
d. r. MURDkN.
Prepared by J. sCHENCK and for sale at his principal
Offices No s2 South Sixth street. door below the Of
Chestnut and his Laboory No t2 Race street. Phade
pha Also for SALE wholesale and tall at 4sx Courtlandt
door below the Of Greenwich New Yorkthe only
place in this city where the genuine he had Also for sale
SO C0mh street, Bo. and at No Is Broadway Albany
Ny.
The above Offices exclusively for the sale of pulmonie
fHimtrc ]. II. SCHENCK.
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usM FOR SALE-The piece of land, consisting Of about
~ acres situate a the village Of Fort Lee he ct
.hard" On the premises ree Cottages all in COON
The land Orchard Of Apple and Cherry Trees excel
lent quality good fence and excellent condition Dock
and water front connected with it.
Also-a piece Of land in he village and West Of and
opposite The Orchard consisting Of about acres known
as the Moore property On this place two dwelling
AsO-hs property in the village fronting the river
the premise. Substantial! Dock and small dwelling house
and barn. This property has undergone expensive improve
ments fences, roads, stone walls. &c., and neludes
bic water front F. X. TILLOU,
r. lmsre 50 Wall st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

60 EASY. FORGET THEY ARE ON.-DAY's First
Premium Sheet r. Over Shoes with his new Elastic Soils,
besides beng the and durable
PEI ecy adapted to the Boot and Pants that the
apt % forget that fe has shoe all so une
other overshoe they that whoever examiner will
cera give them preference. They will completely away
the water.
Warehouse, rs Maiden lane, near Broadway Those whe
want Days Over shno should remember No IS.
LIFE PRESERVEBS AND JACKETS.-The best arti-
Gle manufactured in the United States Orders for the south
and West and North, executed the possible style by
ths manufactu er. HORACE ii. DAY, Is Maiden lane.
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YS1t FARM FOR BALE AT AUCTION.-Ihe sub
seIeer " III sell public auction Thursday Fet5ua
10y 22d, 1884, the Farm which ne lives the Uri.
on Hotel Elizabeth Town. n j. situated the township of
Union County Of Esex. ~ miles west Of Elizabeth Town,
to New York three tune. day Said farm contain: about p
ty young wood Apple Orchard Of 100 trees grated Of
kinds, bearing with various other kinds Of fruit.
dwelling house with kitchen he'd well of water the
crib and sheds for cattle, &c.
For particulars enquire of James Duff 8 Rvingston street.
N w. of the Subscriber O. the premises.
Sold to close trust, sale to take place At o'clock NJ
17at&m JOHN u. MURDOCH,
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"A FOR SALE OR LEASE-On reasonable terms
1871 several Houses and Lots ~ YoIkye A2p!y TO-

IA FOR sALE-A neat aud very convenient Cottage on
f.: the Mill Road, North Shore Starn Island within fl
teen minute. walk Of either The C.steten Or Por kieh.
Of excseu land with variety of young aud thrifty frt
trees. Enquire on the premises Of
fig Inn m JEREMIAH SMITH
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DEAR BENNETT =


derlng his resignation in disgust
DEAR BENNETT =
Being one Of your subscribers, and neccssaril,
one OF your readers, nothing pleasss me more
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WILLIAM T. JENNINGS & CO.,
DIAPERS AND IAILORS,

THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their goods manufactured, that they
prepared to nanuac u5e every DESCRIPTION Cc!hg From
Western markets. for the last twelve year feel confident
with. the large number Of hands in their employ get mp
stock at short notice and with entire satisfaction.
MANN McKIMM, Is Carmns street.
10 Knickerbocker Stages pass csoss To the store
M
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq
DEAR Sir
am pleased in perceivng, by perusal of your
interesting daily sheet, that you are not disposed
10 allow the absurdiies of the philosophy alias
Fourerism to pass without comment. conceive
this philosophy to be about on par with your
friend Webb's christianity, needing considerable
community. see by an article in the Tribune Of
the 18th inst, written by A. Brisbane, one Of the
apostles of this new movement, and addressed to
you, that you are called upon to retract some Of
your statements in reference to il. Observing that
you had not published any thing in continuation of
the subject, and presunIing that your time and in
cnaton might debdr you from its further pursuit,
thought a brief communication on the subject
might not be unacceptable.
the system Of association, discovered by Fourier has
any thing In common with the Views imputed to Owen"
and others The system Of Mr. Owen and that discovered
by Fourier differ in some respects to be sure but that
they are totally distinct as alleged BY Mr. Brisbane not
two SYSTEMS land most pcncious II is) Is precisely
The same MIR. Q. Combo In his "Moral Philosophy"
says The leading principle Of Mr. Owen is that human
character Is determined mainly by external circum-
stances and that natural dispositions and even ests-
bished habits, may be easily overcomen-P 1877 Mr.
Brisbane, in his work entitled Social Destiny of Man.
which pnports to be partly original and partly translated
from Fourier says we assert that the evils which exist
in the world have not their uadatlon in the
o human nature or in the depravty the passions but
the false Organization Of society aloner-Po Now Is
not apparent that the foundation doctrines OF these two
systems are perfectly .synonymous' Do not both
deny natural depraviy in man, making circumstance
alone responsible for his actions I think that none
but such a. are DESTROYS of supporting a theory
regardless Of reason and common sense, will answer
these nterrogatoriss Ia the negative. You werp
perfectly justihabe, then, in branding Fouricrsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

pursuance provisions of Deed Trust executed
the subscribers by Edmund Barbour and duly recorded i'll
The Clerks Office OF Orange County Court, they will, Thurs
said Edmund p Barbour, the county Orange the
Liberty Ms for SALE the highest bidder, public
valuable Slaves, consisting men,
and children eight head OF Horses twelve head Of Cattle
has lck Sheep Of Hogs Plantation Utensils including
Wagons Carts Wheat Fan aud Corn sheller all his Household
Kitchen Furniture, such us required to be 81 apart
o the under OF the General Assembly OF Virginia.
all his years crop Corn conveyed by said deed Hay fod
der Tobacco and all the interest and estate OF SAID EDMUND
Brhour Mountain Land conveyed to HIM by his
i"her, which great deal Of very valuable timber
The afetweve months credit for all sums oil ten
dollars and upwards the purchaser giving bond with approved
security bearing but IL puncuay paid
the netest will be emtied; il under the cash VIII be
required. RICHARD II. FIELD, I r.,,,..s
LEWIS b. WILLIAMS. 1i
Feb. Il S9-21Mtds
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HALIFAX County, February a4,h, 1914.


This certify that have been acquainted with Mr. Hezeki
ali au kenshp since The year Si2, less have
had great many transactions with him. various ways
line uha of Constable lie has generally kept Stoc
and Blacksmith Shop, and have bad many accounts with linn in
cons, thereof Besides, when wagon did great
deal hauling him. aad the accounts between US were always
settled satisfaction Of both, as heevcat least kHOr
as 10 nv And have think and believe tie
sad Bankenship be an honest correct man
Given under my hand the day and year above written
MATTHEW J. ROWLETT
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H.r,r.r Corsrr, Va, February Odd, 1914

HALIFAX County, Va, February 23d, 1874
certify have been well acquainted with !leze
ka Rankenship for the Thirty years acted bar-keeper
for him. on years and had then
him honest respectable man. was aiso al
his house hen he lived State Of Georgia. where he had
lived time and there heard The people Of the neghboihoo
speak well of him went 10 Tennessee IN 1884, aEd there sold
niece Of land far him on which he had recently settled his
rroes and lived there himself eight months land also
lied IN some other matters him and the people III that neigh
borood spoke of him as honest spectacle and do
that believe him be an honest man up 10 This day
SAML b. WALDEN.
March l00-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

" virtue executed by Pleasant Buruss To
- Trustee The Clerks u.hoe Of Caroline
County Court oean purposes therein men, ned and hsa
Ing hae Is day Of December 1870 will proceed SELL on The
premea or Cash Henescay the 18th day Of April ne1
fa oherWse the ueai fair - O'clock the Iiac of Land
The said urr>s At The time of his DEATH
Contain thee hundred and iiiy be- the less
adjoining the lands OF Meredith Haley John Fcre Lewis
Timb-rlake, Richard Huolernes, others The title the
Of Land IS believed to be ndspu,abie
Trustee will convey such title only in by
said deed. PLEASANT TERRELL.
Marcel Nh
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Feb. Il

HARPER'S SPLENDID BIBLE.
I ". RANDOLPH & CO., BOOKSELLERS BINDERS, l2
West Main street, Richmond have received Nos. and
Harpers splendid Pictorial Bible price Is cents each.
All The publications received soon issued from the
Press.
March y 95-wlf
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T. William Walden o the county Halifax hereby certify
that have been Tor yeas well acquainted with Hrzrka
said county ana that have always considered
him good citizen and persevrring,
the same opinions are still entertained by believe
that IN circulation about him are r
lie haa been nm officer THAT Of fOnslablc e and has
discharged of the with honor 10 himself and salts
faction the public generally SO far as have ever heard
WILLIAM WALDEN.
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DISSOLUTION

THE firm OF Londons, Wlinsam & Drewry Is this dag dis
solved by mutual consent, d. H. London sold his III
eres 10 the other partners they alone are authorised sign the
name oil The firm in liquidation Of lis affairs.
JOHN J. LONDON,
DANIEL. Il. LONDON,
J. WIlIlSGIIA",
Richmond January |, 1914 A. II. DREWRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
NEW BUSINESS.

-, NEW BUSINESS.
he subscribers having bought the interest Mr. PANEL
H. London IN The business Of i.ondons Wingham Drewry,
WI continue HE Dry Goods Business conducted Al
ier Ola stand under the and London, Winghafi
nrtwry Where they solicit the calls of their and
the public generally JOHN J LONDON,
J. WlLtihGiiAM,
Jan 10 U-3m a. II DREWkN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

SEED OATS!-SEED OATS!
SUPPLY Of the above just received and for sale low n
N Granary. opposite the ToIouse, Cary
ALSO, all kinds of MILL uFFAL, CORN, NEAL, FLOUR,
HAY, &c, &c.
II The highest prices obtained for all descriptions Of GRAIN
GUEST 4 ZIMMERMAN,
Opposite The Toll house Cary street
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS DYE-sTUFFs, WIN


DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS DYE-sTUfrs, WIN
DOW GLASS, &C.
ALEXANDER DUvAL & 20. have constantly on hand
large and weliseleced stock Of The following arce with
accommodating terms:
Best Caracas Indigo Spirits rurpentine
Rest Du.ch Madder Castor Oil
Alum, Copperas EPSON Sails
loswoood Clipped Sal Eraus
Extract Logwoud Salpetre
Nhhe Lead, dry and in oil Blue stone
Lampoh Tanners Oil
Gum Sheinc Snper Olive Oil
Best Chewing Tobacco Havana and Principe Cigars
Aud nee aud well assorted S,o'S OF WINDOW GLASS o
the celebrated Muicca brand
n B. Particular attention paid packing and ,ppns orders
Feb. 81 Gift Main street, Richm"nd Virginia
X ING's CREEK, ON YORK RIVER Wishing to cevoe my
n whole time 10 The mnsy VIII sell tins valnnhle Estate
tide from the and containing 1850 than
ceasing demand and be shipped al rns The
oak Locust, Hickory For fertility saubty beauty
convenience Kings Creek has superior vrg
ms,sev lie hos. line vs,eIs IN. ho, f nr State
all others, home and abroad If desirable
would he divided to suit purchasers, ssce
ibe Of division into two or more farms
The stocks Of lIoses, Mules Cattle Sheep and Hogs hume
an, ne Farming Utensils with The crops Of Corn
number o soo character, likely and valuable will hired
The farm I'LL the end Of the Year. desired. Persons
un'ed states AT Washington, and Governor aze"e at Nor
Fer the of sale, application may be made to Col T. C.
Russell Yok county " Southall E.u Of Williamsburg or
y subscriber, on the premises
SERVANT JONES.
| Kings Creek, YORK county, March 3, lsli A
~ The Country Wing will copy four weeks charge
this Office.
THE HOUSE OF iNDUSTRY-Thc Beard If Managers Of
he Union Grnev VIOLENT Society respectfully inform HE citizens
of Richmond that itry prepared orders their
poSoIy tescfilon ot plain lcy needle
and "he manufacturers. who May have clothing
provide la ht,t hands h. furnished
with every article Of Sersanfs Wear made hr materials
the mlrke ahCis
All goods used al The Depository purchased the loves,
WHOLESALE IicoS aud sDd. when iair INFO clothing
small The caa cost hrln. OnIc
hr Sciety the establishment of Dep,s att ri
loymen INDECENT females who other sap
port.
Gentlemen who may have linen TO lie made any oher ar
Gle of APPAREL, have We HnI
reasonable Families j"
e have ii work done the Depository, while henet
themStlve, will also 5cstow cssine portion Il tie
community wo greatly in need of their sympathy and aid
Specimens al work Ia be- The Depository. where alo
CHI drens dress plain aud fbcy articles
Depository Mr. Duhaa's old stand, above the Banks.
SGT
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XxTILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY Law, Rream0Hd, 70
w Office on Main street, above the BANKS. = :
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION, 1893 '30--J. W. RANDOLPH *
CO have for SALE Proceedings and Debates oi tr Virginia
State Convention of 49, which sntjoined the
Constitution Of Virginia ard the Of TIE pecpe.
Epb If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

'I'HE Copartrrslp J. w DDrell dissolved by
the death Of w. Dibrell, the business Of the h'm viii be
etled by the undersigned, who may found the Once Of
Hall, Mckinney / Co, opposite Shoekoe Warehouse.
THOMAS MiECRE, Surviving Partner.
Mae.
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RICHARD EDMUNnSON,
JOHN J. THROCkMORTON.

present when the explanation contained in The
made by MIR Raukenshp and tamy hut
premises since auj M Of opinion that he
knew nothing the above aud ,erv he
-ly producing them by any nnl lever
and explanation which IL gives himself is sufficient
10 satisfy any unpreudced mind ~
TH0s. O. WENTWORTH,
ROYALL TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

M.you's OpricY, Richmond '9h March. leii
no TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RIGHMUND-i on
are here Notified that uo will be opened in the Cy
Ia on the III, Thursday April for The election OF StEa
L., l. rpres nj Senatorial District Of which is city forms
Ya IN Inc General Assembly Nrsnl, TO supply tie racaEc!
wM LAMBERT, Mayor.
March ID iUl-at
WADSWORTH, TURNER g. CO.
OFFER 10 Merchants uncommouy large aud 4
~ general assortment OF Foreign and Domestic, Spring and
Summer DRY GOODS, which they are now receiving
GIL