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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

IN CHANCGRY-VlaorsiA--lnA Amelia Circuit Superior
of Law and Chancery October Term lei3:
Thomas Pnchbeck and William b. sadier, Plaintiff:
A. sray Sheriff Amelia and Administrator John S Booker
Lucy Booker widow II SAID John $ Boo,r William II.
and wife. John F. Pnnkry and wife John w. R"okef 1ney Dr.
Sarah aud Richard Booker ard John Vim. Walha The two
Amelia and George Jefferson, licensed, Alfred o.
Til. DAY This cause came on to he heard on the bill Of The main
M The answer Of The defendants John VIM Booker Richard
fon,j upon dc infants BY T. G. egh'
their guardian nd em, defend them and the c1i
bits filed; and appearing Cont, lie plaintiffs have
duty proceeded by order Of publication,
PENDANTS who have failed to and argued by
wheIeupon The Court doth adjrrr order aud decree that
ter Commone. Lawson do take admnis.ra
icn OF the Estate OF John 8 RookeTby George Adm
nator, with tie will ye administration
Of the Estate Of said John :. hooker by Dahney Miller Sheriff
Of said John : Booker, and of Of
the Estate Of the said Booker by John Webster Sheriff OF Amelia
and sIch Administrator dc boH. with Will ed
,a,e If the said Bookrr Nv Austin Sea" Shelf ~ VI Tue
such, Administrator de- bnnIs non will annexed OF
said Booker, and Of the Administration
George Jeer>on by Austin Seay Sheriff Of Anl and SUCH
Administrator Of George Jefferson deceased report The aro-
10 the Count, With any matter deemed pertinent by himself
qlred 10 he specially stated by the pauethe said Com
missioner taking AMI reporting that may
reported by any former Commissioner Commissioners the
several cases IN which he u hren before directed 10 report
which not having been eaeepe TO- or f accepted to- which
been confirmed and ordered recorded correct
.urchareed and fllsifed by any of The PARTIES
And the said Commissioner further ordered by advertise
pear prove their debts, and report debts may lie
proven before him be due from l. John =.
debts the from which such interest computed and
evidences which he has based Line report
SAID debts having first adrritiS the aud place taking
said by inserting Of this order
newspapers published the city Of Richmond weeks
SUCCESSFULLY and posting the front door Of the Courthouse
of said county OF Amelia on two several Court days.
Copy-reste + q. LEIGH, e.
or The parties in the various
of them, directed In be taken by The foregoing
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancey the
county of Amelia, hereby notified, hu have appointed
Thursday the first day OF August for the of
the settlements which day they requested Ia attend, at my
office, Dehnisvie, sand county at 10 o'clock A. NJ, with
their and vouchers and all such other papers they IN
! tend 10 file.
copies Of III any have heretofore
been settled and reported. must Certainly b. filed.
II further required hata having claims Of any de-
scrpon against John ooke deceased whether due by bond
Otherwise shall file them before thai day. property
authenticated, prepared 10 prove them ~
| FABlUS LAWSON. NJ. c.
] Tuesday. May go. 49, 6-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

0swechec Bend, Russell county,
Alabama, May D, 1914.
And again we ask, does Mr.. Clay mean to defy the
production of his letter to Mr.. Blur : No. He dare
aol call for it, as the old Hero has done, in his own
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

~ VIRGINIA MILITARY INST!TUTE.-visitots appoint
ID by Tie Governor fr isi Col Claude crozrt Gen VIM III
n oi powhatIn; Cen Peter g Johnson, 81 Abingdon; Cen
hnlS H. Bots, Of Fredr ckrc Gem g. P. Dorman Dr. Al
,ed le burn and John w BreAenbrous Lexington; Geo
!. lee ESQ OF Harrison.
Vim. II Richardson, Adjutaut General, Ev ofFoio.
The Board will meet the ailh June next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

CHEAPEST AND BES1'-The largest stock Of COED quality
~ Ready Made Clothing oHcfen Richmond Offer
ed ut the eape pos Die rates by sfAo MERCHANT No 100
Main -treet-siIeh
Summer Goats at 81 80 81.
Tweed do. So 10 SG.
ran,aoons Of all kinds, from 81 50 TO &c.
Vests do do. 81 10 81.
Shirts Collars, Cfavafs Scarf-
like low prices, and
ed gocd II bse than purchased elsewhere much
larger prices Those who want will please call al No 100
Nav - eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

Died. his residence, in IiaHd Virginia. Wednes
day, the sh May, aud painful Illness at Than
"o months HEZEKsH LsSxgSsHfP, ~ The a3 year OF his
lie an h., ct ana respectable man Kind husband
father and good ncbor AMI has left wife aud
gt children 3" bemoan The rpHahle loss lie departed WITH
The pleasing hope "f happiness beyond the grave
~ WIN. ~ luesird
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

IN acknowledgements Amelia Circuit Superior Count
. of Law and Chancery October Term, iei3:
Thomas Pinchbeck and William b. Sadier, Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-28

Respectfully, your obcdient servant,
LYNN BOYD.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
CITY NTELLIG ENCE.

U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

y. >. us IOlNE1 OeE =.
Posr OFFICE PRosEcuTIoy.--Mr. Lysander
Spoon-E arrested SATURDAY eleven distinct
tered .:as, him penalty Of so each for II
letters carried ay himself or between NewYok and
Philadelphia He FIST refused give bail and
nt;-d the Edrd psoa but a;s.wfd entered into
.eoogn'I noes and was disci arged
Six similar actions lso catered a:ans Nj James W.
Hale Carrying causg be carried for hirsd letters o.
tween NewYork and Boston lie gave bail 70 meet the
charge.
COURT OF COMMON Pleas. Before judges IyeLIs.
ULsHogYrER and iYCRAHAH.
DECISIONS.
The People of the State of New-York, Us.
James G. Utter-Ac;ion brought arains, Utter
Sioo On bond for $500 with double OF penalty
given reccsazsnce for the discharge OF Eckha Stausen
back who convicted Of being dsordery perseu that
who had abandoned his wiz Ade.3e SaEsenback
and his child.
The deir-dan; lepaIs nil debit The Taint demus be-
the plea ought TO have been Judgment
for d=feadsn; on demurrer.
John S. Jenkins rs. David Stevens.-The
plaintiff an officer ard ser7ed landlords warrant against
Edward Garrison for due Of premises No SIS Division
Archd Garrison brohs of Edward entered action for this
aue Of The property claiming be the roma de and
recovered Judgment against plaintiff for Sl5i A. Mir. jea
krs sued Stevens the his boad OF ln
demnty On the objection made that the bond did
Motion made fer ttial Motion granted and nonsult
set aside
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
Correspondence of Pomeroy s CO. NJ,


The whigs of this city held mse,ins last eve. re,
ming, for The purpose of nominating oeiesa.s ~
numerously amended, and strong delegation Viii
represent tbe young lion OF the lakes. s..uh ~
The intelligence received yesterday that nouI au
given way in New York on Monday does no. 81.
well upon the dealers, especially as the European
news per Caledonia came IN shape 10 inSPre i for
better things and had advanced their pre,enslo.ns, u.
bat now they feel less sangune, and will sell at at the
rates which 1 yesterday gave, say S4,l2s; lhsre
has not been any arrival departure at this place
during the past four days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
=1n1s in Wiiiiamsburs, Tor saIe.-si. e
c-u..,,b. or,et. and Com mfort.-The Graham
Y'hc Voice ofNew England.

NdESSRS WALLACE " CANPbELL, EX-
w enys Merchants st HeHniSe. y. IL NLl'T .at t .
tar, Basas OF Wild Cherry doing r0i'deTS hsrsJor e
1i Jane, Emer,on, Druggist, Of S2em, Mass wTi's5
th. !, had cured gentleman who 70. eight months had had
strongly marked symptoms Of Cen.smPpuoH Main.
saws that Mr James Johnson. gives The following si
mzGt, OF the hst citizen, IN ie community In ~
he 'e' hs' Sosgg SSty YsEMourH Main. March 1, lst
h.ys been more severely afflicted with disease oi
he lon: eass io1 FIGHT YEARS, Danns thai n. nz have
OF numeer OF kinds OF the mos: highly r-comnrndef msti
Lat Nav Was ,eiz.d with violent cash and pain II The
left side and bleeding OF the lungs klipi
called who SAID OF 70 use 70 AXE uiueh nlsIs,e 1
the weather warmer my heath improved iIu.
with rackng cough and raslnS OF o!esc. was IanIi>
down ysry ias lad lizzie ho+s OF ever recovering h
nsar neal .Tics beSan 10 TAX, Dr. Wisrs B.lsam Of
Wild CSefcy and can cheeui!y testify that have seIi'rd
& bs,s ever taken used so bottles epd am
ia baxter health thia A<'r fsoyea pf.!e eIpHSsoS
ysts Johnson Is u,v daughter and an well sesuaistsd
with the facts narrated sbov ihs senisa' IS @ II
Dr. Wsi, B4se OF Wild Cherry ,;F she 5sfpSssfS i
hi! Sa. who still doa af call aad nars.
Gus testimonials Anon: oihst' . S T tse D SiiIsf %
is5s Of e. kseSs saSia lSseS5 ese5 and adf i s -
ns = Of limitations and be saFe 20 SCI Dr. "s'aI
B.si;5P oay Si @ bS l..ae butts FuOa
psTef. AlS.ay; E W Bull. Haae'a' ef0ih4a MP In
,,EN(,i tor Selling LrH!StI W NSauN NJ
\ SCcN CcNf, e HAVEN No Pig= street, Assntt"r
selling the Ge<o NIL y taSs a e5es,
To- hsFs9t 10 be mad >. 10 aus-
W and wsshs shipped a. ne oTs55 eifes Gos for
Hios d LII mixed will he supplied 10 tls t'ae
10 1bs Civ T bslss load. carefully screened At Inc rh''
49, sill also taks orders for he best 81 NJ =
KILL RED OR WHITE Ash es!s Soa Ss Sy ssis.. II
,s TT dnIcs sny month of the shtppins season, hS
thus osrrd wal, k puIeh.sed u P9ssas @ On he NOS
,sr, for the purchaser and can De oIIe.se u
and SIZE aad delivered Is wanted mo'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
luf NWSS3m

CCHOOL FURNITURE, Desks, Benches,
- Globes Maps Inksands and School FuInIt1s IN sene
r.l for sale. Apply al 8! RivinEtoa St narG - q
DAPER of all kinds constantly CT hand, ard TOT
/ .ae II los 70 ,oit purchlrsrs. bJ
mhi On CYRUS w. FIELD, No. 8 Buriing alp
CKOTON WATER PIPES.-Tlnned Lead
u Pipes all Sizes warranted perfectly nn- for sale By
mil CAsS WARD, Il Broed-stTe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

ITIRTH & HALL, No. l Franklin Square have
constantly on hand extensive assortment OF VI SlI
and MUSICAL lNSTku MENTS Of all EiESs I r ~:
FORTES OF dEer.n, styles and fnish GUT AXIS, from
the oest Spanish patterns for winch they have eceveu pre-
1iums the American Institute all othsI maKsfs
and an. of very snpeor and Style OF finish rLC o
OF all kinds and finish for whcn th-y have also - r.
paat.d premiums; Z LARlO y IT KEN BC GLES'COf'
f,etar- An. warranted importers Of MUSIC AID all kinds si
MUSICAL INsfRr StW UslC Eeesi'sa ,' =
HTTCHiNSIi ~ FAMILY; also, BERT Nl'S METHOD
for ,l,. PIANO: also the ORPHEUS GLEt DOOh, being
coecton of sles for four male voices with peno accom-;
p.nin.n selected and eompi1d from ne ts Gstan saa
bol,r ne, set, Merch.nt, ead the Musical tsmmunitJ
generally are respectfully invited 20 call rnho u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

CoBALT.-We are pleased 20 learn, that rich
vein OF the valuable OF cobalt the black OXIDE
has lately been discovered Mine la Motto, in Ma
olson county, Missouri. 1t is considered very valu-
bic, being worth several dollars per pound. The
vein is large and will Weld many thousand pounds.
The existence of the of cobalt III Nine la Motto
has been known for several years. having been found
combined with other ores, by Professor TRoosr. OF
Nashville, nearly twelve years ago. Since which
time it has been anxiouslv sought for. And al
though the vein has been opened several years, IL
was not until lately that the black oxide OF copper,
as il was termed was found TO be black oxide OF
cobalt With the exception OF small vein OF CO.
bait worked many wears since in Connecticut, this
Is believed 10 be the ONLY discovery oi that mineral
on the continent Of America. Cobalt IS used IN col
oring porcelain &C., and is the only substance ever
discovered in which the coloring properties are not
destroyed By heat
A letter fioel Ste. Genevieve informs us, that Il
vein of Camel Coal, about five inches thick has
lust been discovered the surface OF the EARTH near
that town. 1t is the river. and on direct route
10 the Iron Mountain, and ii further examination
should discover the existence OF large bodles-as
will no doubt he the case-it will be nyelIaEie.
"'Ths discovery" il is remarked IN the letter,
I" shows the iullocy of the science OF Geology. The
most eminent Geologists-such as Featherston
haugh, Nicoiet Long, Shepherd, Johnson, and King
four former Stale Geologst, and many others, have
all declared that there coal in this vicinity
in fact that there was none within fifty miles south
Of the Merrimack.'' ST. Louis Repub.
- Capt. Hcwett, of packet ship Utica, which
arrived here Friday evening, from Havre brings out
a Chronometer for Capt. Peabody, and Circle and
Scxtant for each ohis officers, being present from
an Insurance Company in Paris, and one in Havre
for saving S50000 from ship Constitution OF Port
land .oundered at sea-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

THE COMMERCIAL AND CULLLJIAIb Z
i SCHOOL. i3 W-.t Washington Place
The undrsign-d thankful Tor the degree Gi distinguishes
favor which already attended rxr eGrp- and Dc
eving h=l, general principles Of Instruction and cseip
i'm. sucn :. 70 The apIUbaon Of The coGrluni;7
.-,ccttu ns The .te1on Of parents and guardians 70
he oeation plan, aad The excellent character OF ts int
rution U1teT iheif Gaze
In n. absence OF any School of high oder 7ning The
several department, of English Fsnch and Classical sarn-
ing together with the advantages Of public and rate etuef
nee ,hey located heI School contzuoast 10
and Chelsea and ye W .hIngta Square IS 70 &C
conmotz.e th-ir patrons OF immediate neishborcod
Terms Of tuition yarr from 10 = S2o per Quarter ~
Junior Class OF boys under ten years OF esr VIII De
io'l'eo e--' = N ISAAC G. HUBBS.
,fywSS7n GEO. ". CLARKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
DRFpARA ATORY SCHOOL AT a1IDpLETOWN, CT
T. ri SSIf' Al Nd ENGLISH BOARDING SCHOOL.

pREPARATHKF S StL Fl5L 81 g R5 3RbISG SCH06
TIN, instlt,on was established hsn eight years ago
hv the present Principal vho continues 10 btow unreniins
re thoroughly prepared o any College or FOR business They
are received into the family of the Principal and form part
of believed thai the personal attention. KIND intercourse
and comforts of secured TO them IN higher cesee
thar Is usual IN siInilar Insitutlors. :,
The foatior IS one OF the beautiful and hesthy IN ,he
country accessible daily New YORK. 20 and from winch
young sds always accompanied By careful pesoh Sheo
The SESSIONS commence May 18th sad November 9th
.sch preceded by vacation OF weeks. Ihe charge so
r session. which includes Eli school expenses except BooSs
Nnsc and Modern language Cir:u!ss containing minute
intorrnaron may be had Z, II Market s. md OF S How
ard House Broadway. D. II. CHASE A NJ PrncipaI
ulsrS I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

MISERABLE BOARDING - Ge ntlsmen wltn
Dthr.r ~ves sud lew srse SenIieren sccommo-
good bcrs by sppl, si No 70 PAikpae- he
ICONS hen lrc ~ the sroGd ce Will be vacated the
II 5, ot hpnl rerU.s Sc uide SGowE appic-ton. Re
-uces e1ch,ussj ttw day bSateTs also n accom-
n,I,r,,i mss I've
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

CRY or Nrw YORK, MAYORS OFFICE
MARCH %, 1874.
WHrREA, on the morning. of the 22d day of March tn
slant between aud o'clock the Cotton WAREHOUSE
and dwelling of Mr JOHN Gibbons at No lis and l2n feify
street were frloousy fire. The rs being communicated
Now therefore. l. ROBERT II. MORRIS, Mayor OF tie
Civ cf New York by of authority me vested DO
hereby reward OF Five Hundred Dolas for the deec-
t!cn and conviction of the lncendaries.
Ia witness whereof have heru unto SIT my hand snd
and caused the seal of NayOalty 10 b. Affixed the day
and year aforesaid. ROBERT II. MORRlSy
m25 II MayoI Of the CITY OF New YORK.
~ Birth Day OF Charles Fourier.-The
Anniversary of Fouts Birth Day will be celebrated on the
9th Anil lhe 7th falling suuday the Apollo Saloon,
al O'Clock T. VI. P,rscns who may wish TO participate n
this Festival can procure tickets Redhelds Bookstore,
Clinton Hail. corner of Beekman and Nassau streets BY
order Of thu Committee OF Arrangements. Tickets ST.
mh.6 If
~ Lots in williamsburg for Sale,7Sl1 ell
shls Bull DING LOTS of size, located on me maa
thorous Eas; from iRe South Eery surrounded oy n"
and good buildings. They viii be sold cheap close part
Dgrski2 Apply J. 81 sl. u Nasseu-st Newly oIk or
~ Health, Quiet, and Comfort.-The Graham
huss 63 BarclaystFrv NewYork, proers advantages 10
strangers stonpIns few days weeks IN the city, such IS
are rarely Offered Ii esIby located clean and AIRY
street very near the business paT Of the CITY, and N he M
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat sndinRs
aplrneus are convenient and while It's table Is supied
with Tie best vegetables and Fruits that be procured
cudnc entirely Animal Food and smuans OF all Sinos-
Charges moder-t- and effort made 10 render boS
comfortable. Shower Baths free. Remember, o3 baIela
"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

DOARD-Tov two or three single gentlemen may De had
Dncw Il East Bgoaiwyy. and pa.or ard bedroom SUIT
Die gentleman and rs we two gentlemen,
/, X, ". s.-a-rNl froni the 1t q. Nav MS In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
WHOLE NO. 926.
r AIDES CONCERT AND FESTIVAL OF

T AIDES CONCERT AND EES / Nv Al N'F
j. tn: EIGHTH AVENUE PREsBYrsRI.As>
TIE 0rchs'r' Of he B!rt Institute la';iumeai1 ;nc
F5;h H,i's. Frsnka S3usrr Psnslr.w, 6al Broadway
S.Stons Miles 2oo Bro'dway; EewGn,1' 's9 soaawiy
NJ y ssI pts, T;eEe; . siss DO IS Gents
mhy7 lwo>.
NTONDt.hFlIL EXHlBl IION.-hsGS HATCH
~ ~ by Artificial Means now oren 20 me public iTer
10 " ;o7P " daily. 5, SO Nassau street. over ne II
otice No exhibition be more iEtsE,saS 70 N
as:icanrasI or 70 the iaqans tnt dsyogt mn1' leae
particular will 5e highly eI,rsi 10 y continued ioF
few weeks Only. AdTaaSs . e;s cA,!disI htii pter
EE-s broken rphcation L; cents M'tc' nteas siG
otncs OF rayIne may have cd OF a4u,'ssog 'of q
days aad eIsas az es 3h m .as % o'y t ,I
el to ys;J the establishment =. pleasure mhlS l3;'
EGC HATCHlNG EXHIBITION The Pro
II prcr Of this novel nd itiTlctns ENh'eit,oG hav
ns been so literally p,uned by cur scientific ard iihlona
IT, ci;izens thought pep-r 20 procure an es9e and
pleasant room ?S5 BroadsIy. And the same VII eSn'
piice VIII bs gwen 10 the public Of the tenpeurS Of the ES
hnon Parties ab'at leaving the Ky 'Ed de'ruu' oil NJ
Messing th, ,1aodnWY triumph OF Mt over na"Ie WI dc
we'll % call during the day tn39 q.
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
u FAIR corqsF o Of BT'adway 1nt ,5,,s Ann street
EVERY DAY AID s.VENI>G TtiIs wsgK
Commencing Monday Isl April, 1914.
Dsy vistefs admitted same Evening srs- ,,-
GREATEST ATTRACllINS IN lHt. W l.
The KENTUCKY NINSTRELS are engaged foi oEe
als. Mr.. WM COLE. ard has DOG. rlLLf.
Miss +. RICHARDS, charming ' Focalis''
LA PETITE CERItO, the admired psustuse.
tir II PARDEE, late fFem Europe, his h'i appearance
MT. c. RICHARDS, Sentimental Slrser:
T q BOOTH. Comic SINGER
Mir VIII TLOCK 6aujs Player:
Slr. B. WILLIAMS. lrish Singer and stotr Teller,
MIR. Fl 0W ARD the Violnist.
BEAUTIFUL WAN FIGURES. representing ssTonp Of
EhBRf e ss5i. sSrLY ra sopNE SN THUMB DANIEL
The Gypsy QUEEN, The. Fortune Teller, MAJ be con-
sslted privately az al hours OF the day and evening
Performances each evening Il O'Clock AID Saturday a.
teTnonn AZ J. ~
Twenty-Five for private consultations With the
tiiusy Qu.eu m2s
DEALE7S NEW-YORK MUSEUM, and Ma
tiona Portrait Gallery. Broadway. opposite the City
Every Dsv and Evening This Week
RE. E.OPENlNG OF THE MUSEUM. with splendid At
fractions. -. =.
The an.g,r i, happy announce sugag msnt wth Sig
nor FRANCISCO the r.uor Gsd Magician aud s1uoFlst.
The PHILADELPHIA MlNSTRELS. the most superb
Signor NON~IVEDO with his grand mechanical eshIoi'
The MIGarY CIANTEss. a charming aud beautiful
lady OF sixteen but Of enormous proportions, end
most beautiful vocalist.
NJ D w WRIGHT, m uncqualed sentimental singer
Miss J.SSELYN, an accomplished ,nseuse ,.
GIPSEY GIRL, sister OF the Queen At the American Mu
sam ,nd the het in the city, may be consulted
privately az al hour, of tha day aud evening.
Fudge MERMAID. Grand Cosmonmi and 500 600 cur
ositie Admson shilling; Ia cents extra 10 those VINO
consult th- C;,rsv Iiitl mhiS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

4 YOUNG LADY HAVING The necessary QuaIio
hca,ious srd whc has taught Of the Gsi a.
rs OF The Couarsy wsshrs .uAon rv,p-etAbhe
Seminary Teacher Of the English branches TEACHER
# e-ruarshp aIons No eSse3n 70 pleasant southern
Saiway corner Of hsnerrs st-se', from 20 Hand 800
,.,rk m2l Two
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

UTANrSL-By L Young man that has had TWO
ys,rs e1pe-rce bsslsss aud wr;eS scci hand.
srnati On in Grocery s;nrs,Ai,ry much
IL osjrlt employ COOS Recommendations ~
--,r,o.I,- lttsu.s.! 10 mS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
FRENCH NEEDLE WORKED CAPEs
AND PELERINES.

H., u,t received a splendid assortment Of French En-
broldeIi- consisting part Of Cess PelerI.s Csn'1oas
Collars, Co!lsFetts. &c. DC.
Also, 100 dozsn Work Bands,
Black Silk Fringe Laces.
Th.sad Laces aad Edgi1gs,
H.r and Cap Ribbons. Lew styies.
With numerous other fancy articles all Of when vi" &c 'oa
from 80 10 lgo Pc, cent below importers pfiees mhz3
CHti,F AND HEAVY HAkDWARE.-JOHN
RUTfVS 81 John street IS De y receiving flesh III
po,t. Gods low pces bought f-yion. 70 me 20
v,nr, In England 70, cash. AID solcits call iro Couy
Nrhnt. previous makIEs ther purchases among the
i rrnt may De found the following leading articles.
slWays on land, VIE:
Collins * Co genuine AIes-
Ssaders3u Brothers < Go. genuine Cast Steel
Chains-onght Trace. Halter Fifth and Log
lbbo,son Corn scyths, aad tlles
Weedins Hoes. Japared Hall Bn, ,nt c. 8.
Brede's Patent Hos
Butchers Edge 7 eols !
Rowiand's Mill Saws and Cross Tut
Crt and Wrough, Nails.
sboyeIs and spates Araes Rowland, and c. B.
iernp-si.ulls and Cotton Rope, all sizes.
Lecks, Plate Knob. Ped American
Hinges. HOOK, Plate. Butt Patens, &c.
Jaues' Wood ScrsNs. genulne.
Wilson's Sho< and Butcher Knivrs, genuine.
Swaziland, Panel, Back SC
Vices-Brit and Cote. Key, scptnor.
Shos Thread and Twire-
Cotton, Wool and Horse Carda
Guns, Single and Double Barrel
Pistols, Rules. Caps. Filn,,, &c. tYi =, u,on.
Also, large assortment Of AH-sisan iiaio"'4'' "
hcturei's prices. p1 T. Co., .,d o-h-r
Table and Pocke. Cutlery 10, RSdsers Sens aha ., oe
ce!e5rared mekers-a of which wi Be- soc ios ess o
2ss dsas seoeis Southern and JOHN
NH 5rawMW afiw 81 John 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01


DR.. BucHANAy-A correspondent OF the Boston
Gives The folow;nc accoun, of some further de-
US' 49,. ,,oa, hy Dr Rrchsnan
'','Ee,'ien' o' .'.''o'' .h ;n,,ros5a ,ar,nar
We have seen persons Gi 'e th .e'rer r
amen place s'S' @ h,,u,o besJ md feel m over
eii' piSa,.S VI @ rn, rho ;nauence of each or
"hei',aS Nv ..tI w, bas ,be ssen then,
gan "ucu Iie! souCl'e" ,,b I.,t,r or5 fesl
place their h''ius III co'i'ao' WIN " ~ ,;
an influence merely rom co'i'act N.'l 'lL
equally irresistible 10 suppose Una. merely 'ouL..
ing letter OF grief could make one weep VI 'ii,
contact with letter written III merry hooo couu
make one laugh, seems The very helsht oil eXtrsva-
giant absurdty Nevertheless, II Is iac. "eT we
are compelled 10 beheYe, because we must oe'ie'e
what we see.
This experiment is made IN such manner as 10
admit no source OF deuslon whatever: \ ieiteT' or
any other piece OF writing, Is placed IN the hand oil
gentleman or lady OF the impreSsibe temperament
and they are asked wha, influence they feel. They
DO no, even see the wrung--they have no suSpl-
cions as 10 the nature Of the document winch 'he,
are holding, or whether the writer be lnns or dead.
They give their spontaneous impressions ana ,ielF
remarks are taken down as they iali irom theiT ups
In the experiments when we have Witnessed 'hs
impressions given in this way have coTreSPonoed 50
nertec,v to the character OF the individual by whom
the letter was written as 10 prove beyond douol
that he must have deposited some influence upon 'le
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