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The New York herald., 1844-07-10
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"A peIeacr editor and who likewise acti
cay acquainted bo i-kseprs in all ats details dtsir-
Of obtaining all OF the above
cities IN south or IN OF the mis-
sionary other printing If abrsad-or he would ase
OF boohsofe schco for both of which
stations he fully qualified. He would have obscton
for oil at moderate Ad
dress L. X. e.. Poat Oce Boston All letters be post
paid.
- The ceurtssy OF the press is solicited BY brother
editor give the above publicy. i8 3tsec
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BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
THIS eoted thorougarr admitted be the greaes
mart for ths sale Of scntsmen's apparel the
United States and the Impression that has heretofore existed
the minds of that purchasers Broadway Obliged
bntted from the known 70 the charre
sy EDWARD tOX proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
merchants and Others whiting this city to avail themselves Of
outfit from very assortment Of ready made ce
thing manufactured from the best materials and in the
honable style The attention Of the public particularly
twlled and fancy Cashmere Office Frocks designed for the
preaching season.
nss Fancy French Cloths and ny the late arrys
from the celebrated mandatory Of f. Bollcy F and
eced expressly for the spring fashions Garments uperby
made ORDER. and II required at few hours notice
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establishment, 2oa Broadway, below
Fulton st. ms 3msec
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-. Carl KING. THE WELL, Known "a ssls.
ta. sssp'srlslly in}oms Is lsd,ss q New Yelk I'd
nent of Straw Has, vs Tusssn Bird Eve Honey Comb
Albert, Patsns pyasnblss Rutlands Pedals kies susws
e saa.llsd call Cs kings. No. II Division street,
NB-Neaposn Lace Hsts, Of superior quaity-fashion-
able shapes be had Carl Kings II Division street. a
S3 a piece milo 2msm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
149 Ndssaw Street.
c. !. FERDINAND C0rrA. Importer Of Lssehes: @ have
ries AID the fubc general that they always supplied
with the best Leeches from Europe, which .eved
regularly by from Havre, Hamburg and Mar.
seilies which they will sell ii quantities % suit pucha-
and will forward them Of the United States
heir eches being always Of freh Importation and packed
such manner to insure their arrival good condition af
ter long journey
Dealing largely this trade they will all times af
ford Leeches most moderate pricea ie25 I'm &C
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LEECHES-LEECHES-LEECH
140 Ndss11 Street
HULL'S Tx USES.
NOTICE TO RUPTIJRED PER9ON9

pERSONS afflicted with Rupture. rely upon ths best
aid ns world affords On application a. ths
pal the United States Be careful to examine tho
Hull in writing None are genuine. TO be relied
good, without his signature
Many persons undertaken limitations of Huls
celebrated uses and Thousands imposed
made By unsku mechanics, and better than the odi
nary Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having entrances from the business depart
female patients. i'll mfc
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AND SINGLE ACTION.
AT 1856 BROdDWAY

pY ORDER OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justice Of
- the Superior Court of the City or New York,
Notice hereby given pursuant to the provisions Of the
authorizing attachments against debtors
that ttachment issued against the Of CHARLES
NICHOLS resident Of AmsterI Holland and that the
and dl.chage such according law within nine
payment Of debts due him by this state and
The delivery him for his OF property th.
State belonging the transfer such property BY
him ARE forbidden by law. and void.
Dated the 7th day Of February, 1874.
WESTERN L EDWARDS,
Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
unYa1 Ifsxv nsrr
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MRS. CARROLL'S

INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS,
325 broadway, two doors above the Hospital.
MRS CARROLL respectfully snnoun,es her Iatr0ns
vA the Medical faculty public that removed
from Courandt and established Medcated Vnpor
and Sulphur Baths commodious and Central
on No sz3 broadway where by her continued sssduy
and she patronage which
establishment has received Tor the last eighteen years
N. B.-Suphur Baths require hours notice. Portable
Baths Of the city vicinity Bathing
This for hrs jo imrc
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FANhS LIFE FILLS.
NEW LlFE-Hundreds who have kept thsr beds for
~ have been speedily svgoted with infusion Of
blood and consequeo life and strength, by Of
fars Life that their amongst their fellow
beings, who had given them ncurable looked
the greatest Of the great wonde Of this miraculous
Their unsolicited tetm0ny witnessed by gentlemen OF high
may be obtained Of Of this hghyprzed
medicine.
Sold by all respectable DruRgsts in New York. in Boxes at
Is and 50 cents w holesale BY the Proprieton,
TAOS. ROBERTS CO.,
No III Fulton street. up stairs
Spanish Portuguese. French and German houses
that PARIS Life Pills wrappers each Of those
Languages with Books Testmona and other corresponding
documents. je6 lu,*rc
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE l2l CHATHAM ST., Y,
Branch Stores, Sle BIeecker street, NeO York

1861 Grand street, near Suffolk
l9l Greenacich, near Fulton.
ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
aiso Corner Of Maine and Hoton street, Patterson NJ
.and as North FIFTH street, Philadelphia
INVITE THE ATTENr rION OF CITY AND COUN-
TRY FAMILIES AND PURCHASERS 70 their several
establishments where they think will be found by far
The universal popularity and Of their house with
well understood 70 render further comments necessary
Original and only Warehouses for the sale Howqua Black
lea Observe '-Stmngers will be particular remember
te number Of the principal store In Chatham l
oewSI - Iedls ,S anu n1se,e @ se nc PuDc vii aso De
described
toDsnt awe SINS
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@7 NOriCE-The NEW YORK 4 HARLEM
AIll FAIL ROAD have completed their road far
.4H as Tuckah0e Factory, distance Cf SIX miles from
SEits prrsent tsrmina,ion, (Willims Bridgel
uly the will be ready to pas, and
eisht from the Guy Hall 70 uckahce i the intention Of
far White Plains, further distance q six niles pnctica
graded and The sils ties aud iron Of the
Company, and poron OF them the ground ready to be
il lyHA r.
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DR. + QVEJOY,
ATE OF Owego wishes inform his friends that he has
removed 20 this city, and has taken OFFICE at 6si
BROADWAY je8 md Gttwsrc
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II. PAKKER 50 auane. between Ella street and Broad
lam and Altlqeltes has hand line collection Of splendid
imported On Paintings Of the tsm,sh and Dutch .chools
who with 70 enrich their collections ornamentg
will nd their call judge
themselves. Al home from . A. M, till +. M.
je2l 2m eod~rc
WATCHES, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
'NHOsE who wish to purchase Gola Silver Watches
Gold Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys, &C. will find it greatly
to their advantage call the subscriber selling
descriptions o the above retail much lower than
other house in the city
Gold Watches low az $40 and S25 each Watches and
Jewery exchanged bought. All Watches
good time the returned. Watches and
paired the best and less than
usual prices.
u. Z. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewery,
je26 lm*rc Wholesale. and retail. 20 Wall
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PAUL DE KOCK,S WORKS

COMPLETE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
BEAUTIFUL illustrated edition OF all the acknowledge
A ed works Of Charles Paul de Kock with tbs authors
trait and biography ady for delivery 02 Nassau
New YoTkprlcs dnilar DE kock novels says The
London kxsmner the richest humorous most
and popular series Of hcons that have appeared
any language" SO is the sIcms,t about them
people both coua,res appeer forgotten all thfr 9th
authors and Paul De Kock mad" 1hs edition beu
ul printed supeae contains hund ed
large Of closely printed he is aiabe
be throughout th. United
Canadas trng ALI orders for copy Of the
work dollar be fanked paid. aud d
recisd To- Holland Glover l02 Nassau Sc, New York.
Six copies " Ill be sent for five dollars.
The trade supplied the usual terms, jy3 lmd&W sec
HARPS-DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION.
AT 1856 BROADWAY
I y. BROWNE begs to call the sttenton OF admiren OF
this delightful instrument the large and elegant
OF Haps he has Tor sale 98o Broadway The
Of tone ghtnes of uch and elegant finish these aps
be excelled and seldom equaed They have all
the moden Of London aud Pas and at Europe
an prices arrart d TO bear the test Of climate,
Harps repaired J. II. Brow CO.,
(MaAers from krsrd, Lcndon,l :,
1856 Broadway. and 73h Chambers street NJ Y
Established 1910
Just received lew eopiss OF Boca Book
for the Harp Also. line lot Of Strings jy4 lmd<w.rc
RABINEAU'S CHEAP BATH, at the foot of Morton 81
~ North RIVER The proprietor Of the above establishment
respectfully informs the rabc that he ready receive
merly located DesbIoses street will both
ladies and gentlemen. Price six cents.
New Bath has replaced the foot of Desbrosss
iy3 ImsTc
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WATER 70 WER-For sale or to let, in large or small
W QUANTITIES, first rate hydraulic privileges at the
prices, suitable for kind Of Mills or Manufacturing
At somer vlle New jersey only three hours
ride from New York. Apply to
LOOMS & LYMAN,
i~2q 1msvc No "a WsI erect, up s,.i-s
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TEETH TEETH !! TEETH!.!
CHEAPEST OPERATING OFFICE in the city. Prices
Ieduced fifty per N TAYLOR, Surgeon Dentist 81
East Broadway.
Single Tooth, on Pivot...... ...s.."...75
g
Gold ...x3
Filling Teeth... ............ ..... ...50
All warranted al this Office. vI lnsrc
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GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. mJ n
CHIhT MANUFACTOkY AND 0ENTLEMEN'h
- OCLQTHiNG STORE. 60 Maiden Lanes made to
order after the latest and approved Eneh passrs
Clothing Of all descriptions made to os as tss flowing
low prices, viz:
rantaloons and Vess ~ to 81 Is
general of Gentemen ClOhing all descr
tlons. constantly on hand. WM COLLINS.
js22 1m~rre
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B. CARPENTER & Co 3 LINE FOR NEWBURGH-
a0H ~ Landing at Cadweils, West Point, Cold
S Comws,l s md IL Ei:hi II h Ing
LharIes aisad Will leave the Wanea pier every
Monday afternoon o'clock and Tuesday and Friday
at O'Clock. PM.
Returning will leave NewburEh every Tuesday morning
O'Clock the a teInoon.
All baggage bank bills bundles parcels put board this
be the rk Of the unless
entered upon the book of the toat bill of adng receipt
for the j8 IW%ec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

~ f, a.oa :i.s s e.. e ni' cr ssncss ani the re-.
'onaoeness ot .!anls AMI right 10 county
| VIZ
For the county OF Bnckng ham-Thomas S Bocock
Esp, Col Benz. p. Walker, DR.. WIN Christian, aud
Or Joel w. Flood.
For Prince Ed,g ,,d-San,uei e Aodcrsan, Esq Or
K. hicDearmon, Thomas 4. Leg'and, and James
McDcarmon, Esqrs
For charl"''e-Nob!e Smell. E.q., Geo R. JeiFfies,
DIR. Sn"l', and J.hn W Marshsn. Esq.
Fer Catnpsei Col Y l. Caratham, Or J. f. Bass.
DR.. X. ID. Palmer, aad Daniel franklin
| i:h Rsso'osd That he following gentlemen be ap-
pointed committee 10 crcnla, our neti,ion and pro.
cure SIGNATURES 10 Inc within tie limits of thu
prnpossd new county. 10 wii For DISCRIMINATION.
| !" West, Captain Wilson tiix. Charles +. Davidson
Captain Tb",ncs :. Joirs, John /! Davidson, William
II. sui and Cara" James ;iamnar. Prince Edward
l-Wriam J. hcD-armoa. \. i. Lsgraad, J. w
Bright veil, auj Sraa-i = l.nlye Cbarlo;ts-Jess,
jennings, J1hp ii 1se-y, Josl Simmons and DR. I. NJ
w. Dufphy. tanrb-lt-J"hn H. P.unkett, Ma jor T..
iiGdi, Captain y. II! Hancock Captain +. J. III Cheat:
nam, and Sterling 6 Anderson, Esq.
9TH. EsSor'd, Thrt the thanhs of ias meeting (an,
n al !Ie 'r-nfs Of the Sew CounI) Justly due 20
Slessrs. Anderson and Eocock tor the,r IN
spec IN properly sustaining and vndrca,ng our clama
together w'th ali these who afforded similar aid.
Oh Rssoired, That the Editors % The Richmond
Wing and Enquirer, ard LYnchburg papers BE rsques,
ed 10 publish ihe above proceedings.
J MsDEARMON, Chairman.
L. + CHR,T.m, .Secrefarg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

The House agreed TO meet at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. They adopted resolution OF the Library Com
nittee ID take the 2h and las, volume OF Leigh's Re
psrls npon the same terms at which his previous vo
tunes were furnished to the State. An engross'd bill
coDcernlug unatlcs, read third time and pass
cd. An eugrossed bill authorizing loan 1.-THE Val
ley Turnpike Company, and giving the States guaran
for The repayment of three hhs thereof was read
n third lme-Mr Byrd Of +, planned and defended
he bill which was reected-49 to II -Mr. Tatem hav
ing called the ayes and noes. bill 'to refund tn Sa
muel Pann certain taxes enormously charged Oh his
bridge across Stanton River, on It's second reading
was sustained by Mr.. Fox, opposed by Mr.. Goodson
and was rejected-ayes 80 t. noes A. Sandry bills
were acted on in their early stages
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10
CoyGREss-weduesdays rroce.djns


In the SEsArr, to-day, the bill from The House an
thofsng the President Of the IT, States 10 direct
fer OF appropriations IN the naval service, under
tam circumstances passed. Alter the Transaction
Of the usual business of The morning hour the Char
announced, The unfinished BUSINESS the resolutions
of the Finance COMMITTEE for the indefinite postpone
ment of the bill introduced by Mr.. McDulfe, for re-
duclng the rates OF duties under The present Tariff
the standard OF the compromise act
Mr. oodbnry, who cEtitled 10 the floor, address
ed The Senate for two hours, showing the unjust ope
ration OF the present Tariff npon ths farming, planting
and shipping Interests 4 very short sketch OF his
marks will be found 10 this evenings paper. He did
no, conclude to day. snd viii resume the subject t.
morrow.
The l'ou,E resumed the consideration OF The report
NJ the Committee of Elections the case Of tle
members elected ny general ticket, and the snhec
debated the wh'e day. A!essrs. Elmer, D,Ilng hsm,
ard Woodward sustained the report and Messrs Be-.
ser, Milton Brown and Coumer opposed ii. At hall
past four, the House adjourned Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10
PUBLIC MEETING.

Alta respectable meeting Of The citizens with th5
lin Is of The contemplated fto County, 10 De 'ormec
cut Of parts Of CHAM, Prince Ed*afd charlotte
and Campbell held at Clover Hill, Feb %, ioi4; uroa
motion Of Col Thos n. FIood. Jas. NcDss'n'n' Esq
vas called 10 the Char, aud Col. T. Chatham ap
Tn, ohisc, Of the meeting having been explained
the following rcsolatioes were unanimously adopted,
10 wit:
Is, Rssolred, That the czens within the bounds oil
Tho new county named "Jnnes, by the present Lcgis
ture are greatly disappointed well as surprised at
lie re eclon Of the bill before The Assembly upon us
third reading, par. cu,ay with regard to the reasons
,ll.ed hy ,shch The bll was defeated, VIZ that The
s s Ct he people had no; been fully taken upon the
subject nf the said new county
81 P,soirld. That we will redouble our efforts in
a.. ac =, lawful and honorable means, for the n
'as ns % Of orr object believing my that the House
WAS msled by,acorec; representations and views upon
III Seso.red, Tha, in order 10 carr out the aaov"
oscillation. the following gentlemen b. and they arc
HEREBY appointed standing committee, to address the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
ProcroR's CREEK, Chesterfield Co, \
February >. ls..
II the R,puJlican Voters of ChesterfeM.

Al Your March Court next, It will be your do'y io
select tlegate to represent you in the next House
Of Delegates. There being many in the field, ore o
which YOU will ave u select to represent You, allow
Us 10 add one more to your l,st-Col. NJ. NJ RoREET-
so:-a gentleman who not lass feyo,ably tlim OK
tensively known among The citizens o! the county
and whose intellectual and moral qualifications and
Democratic principles, deserve and should receive
some signal proofs Of popular esteem
Sensible a;e that there are already many ni9h
- INTEL cent gentlemen in nomination, we nelte VIC
lard in saying So we dispaTagement TO others
That there is no better qualified for seat IN the
House than Col Robertson.
In calling your attention t. Colonel ROBERTSON We
act upon our own responsibility, and without MS Ruow
dre or consent and do not know that he Houu coseh
10 be candidate but surey he will refuse, as o'her
have done-being sound doctfnal Democrat as n IS
III &. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10
COMMUNICATED
CO.N-HU-FICfTED
To he Spartan Band Of the City Of Richmond!

To The Spartan Band Of the CITY Of R'shmoad!
The Democratic Association OF the CITY OF Rlchm'nd
will hold their mex, meeting at The Concert Room Of
the Exchange Hotel, THIS EVENING, at half past
o'clock Democrats of Richmond, there IS every thing
10 the present aspect of the great contest that IS IN
progress throughout the country to cheer and encou
rage the friends Of the Democratic cause-eVery thng
10 esus. their bosoms to swell high with patriotic hope
and an honorable pride. Watchman, how wears The
nights the quest on many time asked during the
intervals of III. sorm-and happy is II when the an
swer returned that The storm is over and the day IS
breaking-a day of triumph and rel 'c'ng-and though
i, il still 10 he marked by arduors contest yet with
. righteous cause and under banner that we are
we'll assured will be nvincble we can have no mis-
givngs as TO the issue with which It IS to be cinsed
and crowned MouANh'
II Our Democratic friends in the Legislature are
respectfully invited 10 attend and participate IN the
proceedings Of our meetings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

from the counties OF HARRISON Lewis, Wood Riea.s, ana
, Tennessee" that friends calculate on uraw"
l, ma, mai ,y in that hitherto benghed region
stlt 80 That great bugbear, monster, and hobsan,hii
gai- i becoming popular every day. (Fuder s
@ sye thai the could be narrowed down % s
~ thr friends Of former would carry the su.e ~, ~
49, nve thousand majority Our Convention meets un
r.rn T.. ard Judging from the spirit wh en- ,,,,
'd - ,,elis, thar 1t will exceed IN numbers an''S aa
@ .n, any as>emhage of the kind SINCE ,e'y Wos
% VI .,n;a safe, but have ,u doubts ABOUT y 'o"'
L. oil virginia Do you hear th's caiumhy
..,n And we, to- are equally certain, taa1 w
u - az. l,r the Democrats-but we see IN the
ss,ngs.oat. what eXsr,ions the Wings are n,aS-
As's ,hsreiors, we must not fold our arms and go
~ a-' w. mus, work like men-whege they mine,
">,Ss, e,aa..rmiae where they act, We must eon"-
" We must use the press, the pen, The tongue
., - much energy az they exer, them we nave
$50 Yrc,iys talents than they have-a better cause
a'.S 90 lo,s purse, or as much city aud corporate
" aus, as they possess. All that we desire 49, on
,.rs,ss.n equal II their own. And what Repuoi''
81, uio loves h's country not prepared 70 num- sc
GU r acr,dce and every exeiton IN the support OF
,ole.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10
POSTSCRIPT.
RY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

The last letter we have seen from Washington states,
tat he ComG,,;ae has reported favo5a !; on The no-
ninallon of Ir. W;s2-and t'st hr viii probably BE-
confirmed We wish sincerely Tor his success, because
he himself wishes IT, MIR. Glncr has offered til.
War Department; and It reported, taa, he would
cept i. Gen. Saunders OF y Carolina would proba.
bly, be Secretary %. the Navy.
Mr.. Weba;ef's Letter, 10 MS New Hampshire friends,
il hn a poor affair, aiier aII. II i, lille more than
haii column of n"w>prpe:. and il scarcely tells you
after all. "UAf'e nm 10 ga. IL is literally, point no
point. Til. only s,st OF The matter, IS The following
Il think ii my daiy, therefore, under existing
stencss reqres those who may feel preference
me, no, 10 indulge N tia: Preference oppose any
obstacle I, the l~acng wishes al political friends or
united aud cordial Efforts, for the accomplishment o
those wishes
Way, this magnificent letter Will not aid Clay 0ni
the Coaii;t1n even much Mr.. RIvess Epstle.--
1.-The Godhke viii have 20 come again 10 the Poftco
Of Capitol under another October Sun, 10 maize
or all his d iicsnce=.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

The meeting OF the friends of Gen. Cas-, which was
held in The city OF New York Tuesday evening"
thin The Herald estimates, that II began
with 80, and scarcely exceeded at any time $50. Mr.
,ickeon who goes aud spoke for Gen. Cass, declared
tina, he should support the nominee OF the Baltimore
Convention.
They were In have another meeting II come of On
the city, the !h Congressional District, Thurs
day nient-a kind o.! amman gaisrnm asar-in which
all of disc"htens IL combine together. II
viii not ali do. Tue candidate Of tie R"nnbcan party
s The only man, after all, 10 encounter Mi Clay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

ADMISSIONS ~ Coc>-'ile Ne~burypor, Herald
wing paper, says:''ii the batis is te fought III
l-44, between Van uten and Clay, have not now
and never have had, hui very lc doubt rs 10 the re-
suit II will be the reverse OF $40, and il w be
brought about hr the votes ot not less than l20 600
citizens IN the parts Of the Union who will
vote Tar Mr. Van Ru!en, not because ihsy in reality
lax" hn and ina posicg, Ia. because aey dislike hlu,
less than Mr. Clay"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10
TIL, TARiEE

the indications in the Globe and the Richmond Enq,i
ri~f becoming quite prevalent tina. the existing ari
demolished This session ~ faedag er,aias'S -dtsoaca
The sime accounts reach us from other quarters -
!. IS sad iast t1a Committee nj Ways and Means are
slng lev days, for some tables which they have
,cgssged The Treasury Department 10 prepare, Sow
The actual rat, Of duty pad on the value price
Of l,,-'ed goods, and reducing III, specific duties 10
l.ss I'd sliorem These tables w,ll oe calculated 10
TIE cdious and unequal character of the existing
c,..es. Tns Committee expected i'll few days
- ,efor, revenue bill, which will compare mos,
algaatas eousy with the present Wing Tariff law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

Cap'a VIM B shubrick ~ 5. ~ has been ~.
pnint'd by hr Pesden IL he United Stat (end con
irmed ny hs Senate be Chief OF the aareau OF Pre-.
visions and Clothing tor the Navy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

IN ruASCFRY -yr..I.:N RrlCs held in the Clerks OF
ee Of the circuit Superior ot OF Law and Chaneery for Tho
county Of Mi!des.S the first Monday january, i5i
ohn r. SGton. Robert \. Sutton and Thomas Il. sutton,
Martha aud JOAN Sutton children AMI heirs Of John
sutton decea.- tle last b-iu. infants, suing by Thoms
r. sutton. their next friend toHifia'nants;
again.
Joha burke ~ Berry, Ezabsh Enrkr, James H. Tempe.
william g. Vase Alernrirr Wak~ Mnian Wake, Ambrose
, Defendants
The Defendants, William Wake Alexander Wake, Ambrose
Wake and james H. Temple not having erefed neir appear
.n and given security according the n Assembly and the
uis and caring by satisfactory evidence th
they are of this state Ordered mat lie .2
defendants agpe- here tie first day OF - neS Term OF
iis Conf and amended bill of the plaintiffs: ana
ma: COPY forthwith inserted newspaper
published in ciy Of Richmond for a1s snece'sFsY
i"" P, Coav-.c->,r mo IEALY, c {.
Feb. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-10

CHARLES CITY LAND For sSi.E-Tnc subscriber 0fers
y for sale his Plantation j .s city COUNTY, containing 22U
snt; 10 cleared w. adapted u ir culture
hlianct euu! timber ..ad land It'll
beA dwelling hum.r aud mol @ tie customary convenient
huues>Iaici n,iirH tho Cont hOuSr, COOS.
neIntbupud, ard thr situation healthy FIVE
below Richmond within mile Of navs1bc
creek ami The Land i, cYr With
.lehul sell Tie yard. The above Tact IL Iid
will sell cash, reasonable credit 10. part
All whin. al all times hr
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