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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, March Doth, lsil-l conformity
toa act entitled Ian act III reduce net The several
acS concerning ccheato passed the 9Th day Of January, 1872
do hereby make known. whom that IL
by certificate "f HE Esceaor Of the ri Middle
dated 18th o BeceirT loi3 TIC Land Of
flee the loh Of February ii that, ty inquest held the Goth
October ls43 The following Lots in tie county Of Mdd-srx
have been found eScle ted this Commonwealth vii: Lot
No 81 bounded Tie South lo 49, the lat hy Iafk
lane, the Ao by unnumbertd lot aud The West by o
3- contthln. half unnHmbe lot, bounded
III" South by tot ~ HE Fast y raick ane the Nafth by
Cove, ana the Wci w lot 81 hath
other unnun.hcsd lot called fuI bounded tue Soth by
Virginia the East nv lrhanna creek The North bg
Cove, aud West h. Tacck Lane, containing three
.! which DR. Thomas Jameson died seized aud
possessed :. II. PARKER, Reg l.. Office.
March lU3-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

IYDRoPATY or the Water Cure: It's principles moaes ol
treatment &c illustrated with many cases, eup.a ~ s
from the eminent English authors On tue su9eo'' y %
Shaw NJ D. Received and Cor sale BY ,,upp :, uopptc
49,, q, l0l-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

Small packages IN poloToh.
Dry goods cases boxes and bales, per cubic foot when
J
Hardware, do. do.
nhds Tobacco, including diayase in Richmond, Is
Plaster be Of the company.
charge for wharfage produce goods sent
by railroad. JNO. WILLIAMS Treasurer
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office,
March 18th, 1914.
March aG loa--St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12
nISSnIIrTION
NEW BUSINESS.

NEW BUSINESS.
ne subscribers having bought the interest Of Mr. Daniel
~ London. In The business Of Londons Wilngham &c Drewy
Continue the Dry Goods Business heretofore conducted al
. Old stand under the style and firm Of London Wingham
prewy where they solicit the calls Of their customers and
TIE public generally. JOHN LONDON,
J. WlLLlNGHAM,
ian. l6 T-3m A. H. DREWRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12
TaZEWELL TAYLOR.
i0a-t27A

E1ChilC SalE-Thc subscriber, having located himself III
cotsvr wishes t"seli, aud will ofrr pu!c auction, Ia
a wen Known aud desirable Tract &C Land called Plain Deaf
ine wherein be has heretofore resided and tie old oad
leading from Saunton 10 Sccsyic and is miles from The
latter pacr
IN point I" achiion rs nearUes market and the hca!ihnl-
rsS q" me .hn tS farm advantages surpassed by
none ana epaed lay hut few ih- There
on hs iaa superior frame dwelling house. excellent barn,
ana all other necessary buIiIngs-bu further descP
non l. deemed unnecessary, wishing purchase viii cal
anu examine and Judg- for themselves and al: ouch friend
Doctor walker who Is residing The PREMISES VIII show them
al! It's advantage,
There in this Tract o L1nd l1l3 aces large Part Of
which j. frey iimbereI.
Terms made known the day II and they shall be
colmoia;n:. ROBI. DYER.
March 80 I03-wfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

I ARE AEKIVALs.-W. Il E. P. CARPENTER, No !, EN-
cts IN the st solendd assortment of Boanes and Hats
ed IN this market comprising all the different styles Of
Wow Cypress and fashionable Goods OF description
y are constantly receiving additions their Stock direct from
M Mandatory and are determined offer them for cash. as
AZ ~ ~ ' ' " ' l06-;f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

GOTlCEJames NJ Morson having retired from The hm OF
" Seldom Morson. Arthur Morso late oi fredericksburg,
and In.s seldom have themselves in the practice
q Law under the style of Moron S-ddon TO them VIII be
~ JAMES A. seldom,
JAMES NJ. MORSON,
ARTHUR A. MORSON.
no l07-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

AZ anLt ESTATE on JAMES RIVER FOR SALE
ny ,.e o! Deed Of Trust, bearing 18th day
w. M :" secure thr payment Of SI30O0, will SELL pub
~ = ~, " w Premises, 10 The highest bidder WEDNES
~ e s May next all that Tract Land in Surry
y, .nsi hhowh as Bacon's Caste" Mill and
m together with all the cbale property there
vi ~ nnfses mules, sheep oxen, cows corn, fodder,
= az N :" arfng Utensils, lately North
~ @ 49, iiousehold and Kitchen Furniture, Per-head
ON et, hat wnl hold 30 cords wood and also the
year leii - 49, - - f ~ " -
ne named property consists of $40 Of land, 500
ana 'U wooded the balance being in swamp and
Oh" ieia "cS ~ young Chpoaks creek,
auo' ee mes from s month"; James river naveabe
atee hsnefs 10 pier head ryer coon-
e's e , "'h facility ana which has been used for the past
yea" ol c purpose o sending or the Nofihsituaied
seven es rom siffy Court aoe; and from the village
W 'e'", WIN Store and Post Oihcr The land There Is
~ o good mari the plantalion that
n's '.eey Used during the present year There many
me psS feeding Mil Pond giving constant, certain
supply " waller, with Gst Mir Corn, cat wheat
ei" use soGhd and tie hands that pitched the
ou ior HE rest at The year. Abo; 200 ut wood
Iih H'' oee principally cleared of and could
e' Ne p'sat Under cultivation. The house the plantation
j. ~ nh, a" and comfortable. Fences and out
tnihhsS Az IN good order There lheslcr,
Inc sac WI he partly for cash with liberal credit Exact
lef' 'r h'own n the day of sale Title ncspuah'c. ANY
inquiries auaitsied post paid ). 0Suvan Bacons Cas-
Tie, Snrry county, shall br answered
. tHisned) TAZEWELL TAYLOR
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also hoped Congress would make an appropriation
of some 5000 towards rendering passable the
road towards the Congressional Burying- Ground
Mr.. BAYARD stated some facts showing the rea-
son why Congress ought in justice to do something
of this kind. The city embraces eleven square
miles. There are 284 miles OF public streets 100
feet wide and belonging has been settled in the
Supreme Court, to the United States. This mag
nificent plan was drawn out by Thomas Jefferson
The city contained 1884 acres, of which 1904 acres
were in public streets and avenues. One half the
building lots, to the number of 10, 1876 belonged
to the United States Government they were in
alternate lots yet the whole taxes Of the city
fell upon the purchasers of the other half and this
imposition of taxes upon the citizens had ruined
many OF them-they were unable to bear these
taxes. 1t is but right that the United States Go
vernment should bear its share of the expenses.
Mr.. ALLLN could not believe that the location of
the U. s. Government here is a calamity to the
people of this District The location of capitals in
States is not generally SO estimated. $4,000, 900
are annually expended here in this city in conse-
quence of the presence Of the U. s. Government
When appropriations are asked for the west, gen.
tlemen are not so liberal in their views. It was
with the greatest difficulty that appropriations
could be got even for constructing steamers upon
the Lakes to defend 1900 miles of the frontier from
foreign foe He should oppose the bill.
Two O'clock P. Mr.. Miller Is replying in
support of the bill.
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Amusenents.

CHATHAM CTRcus.-The bill for tonight is the
richest one ever yet offered to New York public.
The performances commence with the grand entree Of
Charemagne in which the whole highytrained stud will
be introduced Next the grand display Of the Pony RAJ
Franklin and his troupe perform their astonishing
feas Stone performs his daring feat Of Indian
riding. LeviNorth the great wonder performs two stu
pendous acts Of horsemanshp, Franklin his double SON.
nersetts; and need say morcl II must be borne in
mind that Frankln's Benefit takes place on Monday,
when he performs for the first time, triple SOMERSET
and further that at the conclusion OF the present ell
gagement, he follows suit and leaves us for Europe
GRAND FAMILY HorrpAY-Two splendid per-
formances at the American Museum. This after
at three o'clock the first entertainment will be
will enjoy a rich fund of amusement Dr. Valentine
closes his to-day and all who have not heard
him. should embrace this opportunity to do no The
in the evening Don't forget the Gipsey Queen, who is
at home through the day and evening: The Perpetual
Fair Is receiving increased attention. and that spring
business is about to commence our business friends
would do well to give heed to It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
Important News From Europe.

This noon the steam ship Hibernia will have
been out thirteen days, and may, therefore, be
looked upon as due.
She will bring news from England that has not
been equaed in interest and importance for years.
1t will be important to the anxious cotton specula-
torto the repealers in every quarterto the friends
of England-to the lovers of peace-and to the cot
ton planters throughout the South.
We shall receive fifteen or sixteen days proceed
ings Of the State trials, perchance the particulars Of
an outbreak in Dublin, and all over Ireland and of
rise or fall in the price Of our great staple, cotton
This news may come to-day, tomorrow, or next
day. Look out for the SUNDAY HERALD.
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90 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRONSON gives one
more Lecture this evening" in ST. Lukes Room Of
Hudson and Grove, at O'Clock. Disqualification
and Music in connection with Physiology the Laws Of
ting every part of the body interpreted with Recita
tons and Singing to illustrate the principles Adms.
sion 25 cents for alady and gentleman
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The dnEAr CONTROVERSY between Rev. Drs. VAIN
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ing, most violent most important discussion of the age
in every possible point of view. Nothing can be more
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cheap books for the million instead Of dear for the
rich.
In Press, No. l. of the "Sons OF the Emerald Isle"
which every Of Ireland will have be behind the age
and remain Well may exclaim, in view Of the
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ng- CoNCEDE THE RIGHT OF SEARCH TO
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


Decision In the Glrard Case
We understand from Washington that the United
States Supreme Court have decided on the Girard
Will case in favor of the City of Philadelphia, and
against the heirs of Girard. This decision upsets
all the arguments of Mr. Webster.
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sales of stocks at philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD Feb l6$600 State SIS, 67S $4,000 do.do
IS in 1000 ell $1,000 do do SIT $4,000 do do 671 $4,000
10 67s; shares Grard Bank 7 $1,000 Tennessee SIS
LIST January 3d. II shares Pennsylvania Bsnk 242 $l4OO
Orleans Gas 321; $4,000 state 6s isi6 III $3.50 schuy
kill Navigation 5s 7sI 80 shares Mechanics Bank 81
Sl3l Chesapeake and Deaw 6 1885, 43 $4,000 State
20; 900 do Wilmington RR l53; 5000 Kentucky 6s 1903
SECOND BoARD.-50 shares Girard Bank, IT $2l9
Chesapeake and Delaware o 1856, 43s 500 do do 4s
$500 Lehigh 6s, ls45 1871 30 shares Kensngton Bank
SIT; $500 State SIS, 1870 66s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

NAvAL.-The frigate Rartan, Captain Gregory,
will sail to day. 1t is about time for her to be
abroad.
The IT, S. ships Constellation, United States and Cyane
were at Honolulu August TO- Com Jones intended to be
in Calao in December Com Kearney was to sa August
H. for California and thence for this port his
the United States The Shark Africa late in Oc
ober and is the only armed ship OF the United States
that coast,
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHLADELrHA, Feb i6-Bslow, Anna Reynolds. Palm, and
WIN Pitt fIom Boston.
BALTIMORE, Feb l5-Sld Napier. Sanford. London.
RICHMOND, Feb n-Ar Manchester. NYork
NORFOLK, Feb BAR Ann d. Eedell, NYork Sid Albion,
Miteheil West Indies; vrginsn, New York Arr Iath. Van
Buren, Seavsy Charestonost Of deck load boat b-
boom, fore topast split &c the pasaghas been
lar north the latitude Of Philadelphia and blown OF r
as the Rermudas -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

CLAY MEN IN Moron. Captain Reynolds of the
centre of the earth, with the Central Clay Clubs,
had rousing meeting last night, at the Broadway
House. They almost lost their senses by the Mary
land Election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
Season your admiration for while
With an attentive ear till may deliver,
Upon the witness of these gentlemen,

With an attentive ear !; till may deliver,
Upon the witness of these gentlemen,
This marvel to YOU"
Mr.. Lewis Green of Brooklyn, afflicted for 10 years
with violent cough, accumulation Of phlegm in his
throat and Of the chest which cured by the
bottle Of Dr. Shecuts Southern Balm after hav.
ing taken bottles Of Tayors Balsamlof Lvsrwort with
out obtaining any relief and invite all persons act-
ed with coughs hoarseness consumption pleursy 10
call and obtain bottle of this truly wonderful yet plea
SAINT Balm Price 81 bottle-dose teaspoonfuL
SHECUT& Co..
Principal Office 2s7 Broadway, cor. Reade st:
Agents-Dr. Kirs Canal st. Hudson, cor Of Third
st. and Avenue D. E. B. Spooner, Brooklyn and A. 0uth.
re, Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

PnRrNoLoeY.-We observe by Professor Patti
sons advertisement, that the subject of his lecture
this evening is "An enquiry as to how far anato-
mical investigations sustain and corroborate the
doctrines of Craniology and Phrenology." The
Professor has been lecturing on the physiology Of
the nervous system, and takes up this enquiry in
connexon with it. AS the subject OF Phrenology
is one of great interest, we have no doubt he will
have full attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.-Ths morning, about
o'clock, the Waterman at the corner of Fifth and
Spruce streets alarmed by the cries of female and
lying upon the pavement in front of the house of
Leopold p Coursau, No III Spruce street. dreadfuly
ured the large blood othe limb rupured her
head exhibiting awful confusion The unfortunate e.
male proved to be Mrs Frontn the second wife Of Mons
Frontin French teacher She said that her husband
had threatened murder her. and to escape she threw
herself from the second story window. Mrs Frontn is
been arrested and committed to prson.-Pha Gas FEB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

SNIP UxroRD.-This beautiful packet was, thi:
day, released from the custody of the marshall
her owners having deposited the amount of the ap
praisement to await the result. She has been re-
painted and reftted and is taking in her cargo ia
sail on her regular day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

Maryland Election Returns.
FIRST DIsrRicr-Composed of St. Marys Charles, Cal
vert Prince Georges Montgomery, and Anne Arundel
Counties, except Howard District
Anne Arundel Co. .Causn (W) 400. Bowie H. F) 1874
Pr. Georges Gncomplete) lA... 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

The PERJURY CAsE.-The Mayor made very Ut
tie progress In this case yesterday, although consl-
derable time was spent. The only witness sworn
was Mr.. Wheelock, who was the attorney for Ash
ley, but he declined answering any questions, as
what he knew in the case was derived under the
secrecy of his attorneyship. The accused, by his
counsel Messrs Cutting & Derry, requested that the
Mayor would close the examination and commit
for trial, he prepared to try the issue before
the proper tribunal, and not before his Honor. This
was refused, and after waiting some hours for a
second witness, who could not be come at, the case
was adjourned until to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY, the ed. is TO be
celebrated, we perceive, in high style, by our tenn
perance friends, in the evening, at the Broadway
Tabernacle. Rev. John Pierpont, of Boston, will
proclaim the virtues of the man "Frst in war, first
in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen,
while Mr.. Levin, Of Philadelphia, the graphic ora
tor, will take in hand all the drunkards, gamblers,
Wall street shavers, and wine drinking dinner-men
1t is said he makes the hair stand on end.
NATIONAL SALUTE-A national salute will be
fired this day at IL O'clock on the Battery, under
the direction of Major Joseph Hopkins, in honor
of the passage of the law, by Congress, restoring
the fine Of $1,000 imposed by Judge Hall on Gen.
Jackson while the City Of New Orleans was de-
clared under martial law, previous to the battle Of
New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

From BosroN. Our accounts from Boston are to
Thursday. There was perfect rush for the He.
raid on that day as soon the cars were in. Long
before IL o'clock, not copy could be had for love
| or money. 1t contained Mr.. Webster's argument
in the United States Supreme Court
A channel through the Ice is open, and the wea-
Their is moderating.
Nathaniel Greene, the Postmaster, did pay his
assessment and receive certificate of member
ship from the Clay Club No. l. This is TO pass
the ordeal of the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

PARK THEATRE.-We understand that it is lin
contemplation to open the Park Theatre next
month, with a grand Napoeon-like movement,
embracing both the highest order of legitimate
drama and Italian opera, at the old prices 1t is
proposed to unite Macready, Forrest, Josephine
Clifton, NC. in the drama, three nights per week
and for opera to attempt the combination of the
Seguln troupe with De Begins, Mrs. Sutton, in
Norma, Lucia di Lammrmoor, and other great
operas.
If such movement can be brought about, we
might again see the old nights of the Park return
again. Try it, Simpson. Go ahead, old fellow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

THE ARSENAL in this city on Centre street, con-
tans equipments and arms sufficient to send twenty
thousand men into the field at an hours notice, and
yet it is surrounded with board fence the artil-
lery is enclosed under temporary sheds forming no
and the main building is propped up by
posts to prevent its tumbling to the ground. Not
withstanding this, the Legislature have neglected
to appropriate sufficient to erect building suta-
BILE for the wants OF this thriving city, which
certainly should command little of their notice
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-24

ana sects against each other in the great cities
oil the North is pointed out. "a people that
are too dishonest to pay their debts can never
command respect, or become permanently han
| Ply ana prosperous" shouts CITY usurer. as he
buttons up his greasy breeches pockets, and
snaps tne hnger OF scorn at Pennsylvania and
her malt score repudating sisters. Reasons
are as plentiful as blackberries why America
cannot flourish or endure; but, there stands
the undenable fact, staring the lugcians and
poiiucal economists in the face, that she does
I'ir'Ve, and that every move hitherto taken by
ier people has been onward; that every man
IN the towns is an independent citizen, and
every one In the country an independent farm
or; that squalid misery and death from starva-
uon-uhhappily, no novelties in England-arc
unknown on the other side of the Atlantic,
where desttntion, unless produced by intern
Peralce or by ldleness, has no existence
Inc lralee Chronicle contains an account of
the forclble abduction, from her fathers house
oil young girl, aged sixteen, by number of
rnifanS, who had their faces blackon6d. The
i l, III opposing the carrying off of her
, uaugiter' mad been brutally abused by the vii
ia'ns' Four OF the gang are in custody.
oif robert Peel is in such bad odour with tho
Ofangemen of Ireland, that one of the ORGANS
Of that party, the Dublin Warder, declares that
me time has come for making stand between
reel and Protestantism. 1t says, at is now
pam that the sword is drawn, and the scab-
'ard thrown away between Sir r. Peel and the
rIsh Protestant church and the Protestant peo- {
nc OF ireland. One or other must be put !
oWn" PN' r