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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10
y. Il. Hill.

ArcrrosEER, BELL Tavern, RIcHMoNp.
The subscriber having bought out Robert Hill.
returns his thanks 10 his friends and the public for
The liberal patronage they have extended 10 the
concern Of Robert Hill & Brother in The Bell Ia
vern and nciion business: and takes this method
10 inform them that he still has charge OF Ibis
popular and well known tavern, and tia, he
sill carries On the Auction and Commission bu-
sincsS, and hopes fora continuation 81 their favor.
He attends particularly ~ the selling and hiring
ont Of Negroes, both publicly and privately
and 10 the sale Of Houses and Lots. N
Richmond and lis vicinity IS well q, The sale 81
al! kinds ofprcdrce. He will always lie found at
the Bell Tavern. He has engaged the services 81
Mir Thomas II. Taliaferroa rs Auclioucer. whose
experience, Judgment and attention 10 business j.
we'll known in this cty and the Surrounding coun-
uy. IDec.5l ~ b. HILL.
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- BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKsa.

TNHE cheapest Boots and Shoes ever offered
A for cash are now selling althe sign the Big
Black Boot, No. 80, Main Street. below the Bell
Tavern opposite side. invite all to come and
try. keep on hand ladies thick soled Walking
Shoes, very fine; do. Slippers; geuemen's fine
Boots and Shoes, good article, and very cheap;
servants Shoes in large quantity, by the dozen Of
pair, and very cheap from G2i cents to 81 AsI
am determined 10 sell Tor The nimble sxpence il
preference TO the slow shilling twill be nv rule to
make quick sale and light profits at the same Biz
Black Boot. Don't forge, the number. 40. Main
street. belowlhe Bell Tavern. opposite side.
Nov. 27-tf JOHN FITZGEPAID
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Fer tie .Sole of 1Sboeco Feur, H1rQt, Germ
art C0,ton.
TNiE subscribers have entered into Co-Pa,,.
i nership. under The iirm OF Jones & Blair,
for the purpose Of raDsac,irga
60 OMISSION BUSINESS.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of he
public, and promise strict attention to every in
lc!e>i contldei to cur management.
JNO. JONES,
JOHN ID. BLAIR.
Richmond, Dee. >. lSl4-c2t cot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WILL be sold the late residence of Daniel
w p. Harwood, deceased in the county Of
Henrico, on the NewbrGge road about four
miles from the city OF Richmond on Tuesday.
the 1th day of December next, quantity of
household and kitchen furniture one barouche
&c. For all sums Of $50 and over, credit ot
six months will be given, the purchaser giving
bond with approved secnry-ior all sums under
$50. cash will be required.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10
CHARLES P. GOODALL,
HENLEY c. BOSWELL.

commissioners,
BY virtue Of the same, above mentioned de-
cree, we shall likewise proceed 10 sell al public
Auction 10 The higheS, bidder, on the eth day CT
December next. il fair, il Otherwise, on the next
fair day thereafter, Sundays excep,ed) on the
premises, tract OF land containing Two Hun
bred and Fifty acres; lying in the county OF
Hanover, and adjoining the lands Of Vim. Pat
man and others
Terms Of sale Onc.lourh cash; The balance
on credit OF Il. II and IS months, for approved
endorsed negotiable notes, and the title withheld
ill the credit payments are made.
CHARLES p. GOODALL,
HENLEY c. BOSWELL, oo'afs
Sale conducted r. H. Dickinson 4 Brother.
Richmond, Nov 9-cwtds Auctoncers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10
Auction SALES.
BY X. IL. Dickinson Il Brother, Auetn'rs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or EALuA-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE,
IN the Ciy of Ric4m0nd and Countg Of Hdnorer.
Di virtue Of a decree OF the Circn, Superior
ID Court al Hanover county. pronounced on
the 9Th day OF April 1871, the undersigned, act
ing as Commissioners under said decree, will
proceed 10 sell, at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises. OF Tuesday the lOih cay
Of December next, il fair il otherwise on the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excep'ed,) the
following rea! estate lying in the City Of Rich
mond, 10 vii:
1t. Lot No. 33G on + or Main street, upon
which are two brick tencmenls nearly opposite
The Bell Tavern.
81. A valuable lot of 81 feet from, on d or Ca
r. street, adjoining PoitiauS Robnson's Tobacco
Factory.
3d Par, of Lo, No 635 on F street, adjoining
the properly OF Thomas Williams and Others
with a Two story brick housc on the same.
18th. One halt acre LOT in Adams Valley with
a small wooa house thereon, adjoining The pro-
perry OF Betsy Harris and Peer Crew.
9th. Lot No. 10S on 2nd street, with two story
hiicn house thereon, stable aid other out Lou>es,
adjoining the property OF Thomas Goolsty and
others.
9th. Lot No. 735, vacant lot on D and Is:
streets, adjoining the property OF Rober, Hill.
an. House and LOT on End street in DuvaI> ad-
dilion, two story brick house. adjoining the pro-
perry OF Mrs Thomas
sth and 9th. Lots No 50 and Gs, in Duvals cd.
diiion, adjoining the property OF Thomas We,h-
erhead, S. c. Davis and others.
ItymS of Sah.-One-iouuh Of the purchase
money, cash; the remainder on six, twelve and
eighteen months credit Tor approved endorsed
negotiable notes, and the tile retained until the
credit payments are made.
The sale will commence al II o'clock, with the
property first named and 60 on in the order ii is
advertised, ard continue from day to day until all
the propartv i Soii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

7 y. IK7tIt w OOIJ,
Administrator Of Sarah Harwood. decd.
At the same time and place, and on the same
terms, will sell about 80 barrels of corn all nv
plantation utensils fodder, shucks, &c. and one
horse. JAS A. HARDWOOD
Nov 21-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

uoYT's PRIZE OFFICE, RICHMOND, Va,
IL DC o.-Persons intending to make small
advances Tor Tickets in the large Schemes for
this month should do so Immediately. The
$1,000 for the 18Th, is particularly recommend
edby D. M. HOYT, No 3, Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

WORCESTER SAUCE.--This Sauce pos
w sesses peculiar piquancy and from The
superiority Of It's zest, is more generally useful
than any other Sauce For sale by
HENRY AYLMER & son,
Dealers in Family Groceries, No. 36, West Main
street. Nov. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

Nov 26-cw2m
II Lvnchburg Republican requested to copy
and send account 10 Enquirer office Tor coec-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE. Drawing Of
IL Monoagalia Lottery, Glass 10:
1G 81 SIS 80 10 II &C 81 "a IS ca.
Alexandria, Extra, Glass 292:
G4 "a % 81 CT 10 10 Is 26 G3 Sc So
Alexandria, Class AZ
IS 50 3 81 9 81 So % 6 80 IL l6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10
SALE OF \ VALUABLE FARM NEAR
RICHMOND

C!ovcr Sea, Dec. ,, lsii.-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10

SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
A I Superior Court of Chancerv, for the
"A, Richmond Circuit held al the Capitol, in
the Ciiyof Richmond, Oh Saturday, April /, ls.3:
Mary Laid, Plaintiff:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29
ERAsTJts Hiss, ESTATE,

STATh or VERMONT A session of The
Burlington within and for said district of Chitten-
den, on the 26h day of November A. d. 1874, present
the Hon. Charles Russell, Judge of said Court comes
Truman Sheldon, administrator of the estate of Eras
tus Bliss late of Jericho in said district deceased in
testntc and files in said court his petition in writing,
setting forth that the inventory of the personal estate
Of the sad n'estate amounts t. S572 40 of which two
hundred dollars has been assigned to the widow of The
said ntestate MS her share OF the personal estate that
the claims allowed bv The commissioners against SAID
estate amount 10 S779S3 that the residue of the per
sonal estate Of said ntestae after deductng that part
so set to the widow of said intestate has been sold
ana the proceeds OF such sale applied in payment of
the claims so allowed against said estate and the ex-
penses Of administration; that there remains unpaid
OF the claims allowed against said estate the sum
OF $4,000 and interest thereon; that the following
described real estate situated in said Jericho belongs
70 the estate of said inestate, viz acres and
W hundredthS of an of land cling that part of a
parcel of land set TO said estate by the commissioners
appointed by sad court TO set out the widow dover
~ SAID estate, in division Of parcel OF land which
the said inestate owned in common. ut the time of
his decease, with Jasper Bliss; also 10 and II
rolls of land and fourteen and one fourth acres of Land
which last two parcels of land set 10 said estate
by said commissioners of dover in the division of
lands whlcn the said intestaie the time of his de-
cease, owned in common with Amos Bliss; that
there are buildings thereon also set TO said estate in
said division that fourteen acres and ten rods of land
in parcel and three and three lourths of land
in another parcel with buildings have been eff to
Rhoda Bliss, the widow of the said ntcsate as her
dover in the real estate of the said nesae that the
personal estate is insufficient TO pay the debts allowed
against said estate and the expenses of admnlsra-
ton, and that il will he necessary to sell the whole of
said lands and buildings, together with the rcverson
Of dover therein, for tha purpose and praying said
court 10 grant license TO the said administrator 10 sell
the whole Of said lands ana buildings. together with
the reversion of dover therein for the purpose afore
said.
WHEHErroS, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
third Wednesday Of December next for hearing and
deciding the said petition, at the Office Of the Reg
lister OF said in said Burlington, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and doth Older that all persons interest
ed therein he notified thereof by publication of this
order containing the substance of said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlin gton Free Press,
n newspaper printed IN said Burlington, the last of
which publications to be previous TO the said third
Wednesday, of December. 1914
Given under my hand at said Burlington this Goth
day Of November, 1914
2s-w3 WIN. WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29

VENHIS day received. at the Massachusetts Boot
4 and shoe Store, > doors nho"e Lovely 4 Sev.
mours new supply of Boots and Shoes, of all
kinds usually worn in the country. consisting of
Gents coarse boots Cali pcgaed and fine sewed Boots
BOYS boots and Gents and hoy's hrogans; Gents
velvet slippers and calf pumps; Ladies Caters and
half CATERS; Buskins, slippers, and Toilet shoes =
Misses and chidrcn's Boo,Ccs and shoes Women's
lace Boots; Gents R,hbcrs Ladies Rubhers, plain
lined and nlrbound, which will be sold low for cash
or good pay. A. ORNlS.
Burlington Oct "a, "A. 81 #
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29
WILLIST0M HIGH SCHOOL
AND
+ E NJ ALE Sc MINARY

vV>HE Winter Term Of this institution will COM
Il mence Wednesday, Dec. llih, under promi ing
circumstances. The school under lis present arrange
meni has leen in progress but one term. The num-
Der of Students during that has been ahoul nine
iy; mach larger than was ANTICIPATED. The insruc-
ton is ally conducted under the charge of j. Lyman
A. NJ assisted by M. Lyman and Miss. Mead, both
teachers Of high repule.
Lecture in Philosophy, Chemistry and Aslroncmy
will } e given gratis, accOmpanled with experiments
The Principal posse a HerScheIian I'eiescope of
unusual size and perfection, with ohei apparatus
which he will u.e tor the lenel of the students
Special attention will be given those propo Ing to
teach. A plea ant and councillors boarding house
has been opened for the accOmmo la,on OF the STU
dents oceul led in part Nv the teachers.
TUITION,
For the branches OlcOnmon schools, $500
For lower Academic branches, $50
higher 400
languages 800
The following are the principal text looks usel for
Reading and Par>ng, for those who are fifteen or
over Purier'S Analyst; for those under that age
Porter's Readers Mtchell's and WuolbriIge's larger
Biographies Smiths Grammer; Smith, Arhme.
tic; Old for the yoHngcr scholars, and "New" for
tho ealvancel; Com,to'k and Olmsed, PHILOSOPHY:
Com,ioc,> Chmi>try; Burrrll', Astronomy, Day,
Algebra; Piayiair's Euclid; Flint and Gummere's
Surveying.
For the language, the that are used in other
similar institution. II is very desirable that those
designing 10 connect Themselves with the school
sfonlh 10 50 al the cglnnns Of the term
Wilson, Nov. 20 h 1874.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29
RUBBER SHOES.


IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
IF we read the history of DISORDERS we arc >tor-
| | i.hed that men 1--we; if Of CURES we are ,i IN re-
! aeoni>h that they die And We in fact nearly all
disease. haze common origin. viz:-ln the organs
which prepare and modify the Hood, with a remriy.
directed to the seat Of disease will remove host Of
it, rhenomena It is the peculiar charar cri.ti, Of
Sands Sarsaparlalhat is scar, hing onera u reach
90 the CAUSES of dea,e and the peri rms
therefore ra heal ami thorough. The health Of Mr."
human ,v.'cm dc,rnds almost entirely upon the
state of he blood II The viia'iy'n~ frl VIII IN uer-
wade, every tissue every membrane, fire, f.arcu ,
gland or her Crrlu Urinary or nj diary: il the
body e CHARGED 9TH The clements OF li.c ease sick
me-. mr,r h, the con.e ca ence AMI unrl he CAUSES
Of di,ea,c cx ,sne in the loot are erad nirl, no
ncrnaneni relief can le cXpcre1 Iii, hereiha' the
powerful health. restoring properties OF sand Sara
narila are m inflicted and for this ro1>pn in >Crn-
a m all arrangement, Of the ,e.re:ng organ. it is
! con ,i!ecrd infallI'I c
The llnwirc interesting case i pre- on'rl, an !
The reaI, invited 10 It's roror,I n,rl>ul Common,
| on such evI !cncc l. unnecessary.
Navy onK, Jlv p, lsit
| Mes.r> :-Cicni.-I con- ri Ian an nc, Of
Justice 10 Won 10 state the following acl> IN reference
10 the treat eneGt have received I'm the care of an
| oh,i,ra.c C.Ncrrcr. TIcrp on INV rc1.,
| wa. attended eah.rrn months b. n rrril and
>Iril physican assisted ~ the lvte mi nm ..I
of one Of orr most ate and experienced surrcan,.
without the least benefit whatever. Al he vriols
mchnls OF lrcatiug cancer were re or'cd TO: for I'VE
week IN ir,e.. ion my Treas wa Turned vih .a,>.
ii, three lines day. and fer SIX il was daily >vrnaed
with weak so, ton # urr.c acid, and he cavity
gr Internal ulcer was 80 large that il held oyer NJ
ounce OF he solution. The Doctor prolod the ulcer
anil examined, the bone md sal the disease wa. l.
| van,inr raj Nv 10 the hugs nal If did MOI gel
needy rel eff Y medicine or nm o3erat.ln the result
yvoul IN, f.al wa iyI. Ell 10 have the hrt>i In n
omen an. the lone, examined l, find n- no rc!irf
| from vha, hal cen done AMI feeling wa> rapidly
! ,.iljnr var almost ie-paired If recovery on
| ; J. i Ig.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29
LOVELY d SEYMOUR.

A RE now receiving from New York, the largest a.
"A surtment of Dry Goods which they have ever
had tie pleasure OF o ,erln- to the pilll'i
A LSO,
they have received large addition TO their stock q
Crockerv and Class Ware, Looking Glasses, tarre
iln- and Oh Cloths Al,o, COOL assortment OF Dry
Groceries, ali OF which offered for sale a cheap a.
the cheapest. 23
Church ST, Nov. s. 1874.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29

Sugars and Molasscs.
or. Crox Pnr.o Rico,
- New Orleans,
Muscavalo,
Few Yor', Refined
do Clarified.
Wool.ev S Woolsey'- Doul lc Loaf
Coverings do
Woo cv Woolseys Powdered
do Crushed
Phi'a'clphia Lrcp,
Brown layannah,
LSO,
heavy >'or'i Of Porto REQ Mola ses,
New Orleans do
Trinidad do
All which are flr sale a, extremely low prices al
the Soath Wharf ly
FOLLETT, BRADLEY & Co.
Nov. %, 1874. 26
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29

Tin Plate. Iron &c.
~ BOXES Tin plate l-3 and extra sizes,
wv Iron Ware assorted numbers,
Russia sheet Iron,
In. do do do
Eng. do do assorted,
Canada Plates,
Crawshay,
Thurnevcroft 81 y 81
Park Gate nside> and ouisi les,
Time and Black Rvet>,
ALSO,
One Gaze "Trle Mexican jet Lead"-For sale BY
FOlLETT, BRADLEY d 90.
South Wharf, Nov. %, lSii. &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29
TEA AND COFFEE POTS.

ses, large and snail sizes with one or two plates to
look al oar assortment, we bcaye we have tie most
extensive and The rery cheapest,
TEA IiD COFFEE Potts.
c,...,.qi r,;.,:..,..l,.e
t" i'' re-. S' aT ~ ,,',s l'', we sl'lll or
Stands Casters and other Britannia 1If,ol: Bass
and plated G,pds vrrv rhnon nnrchosc,s NAV mike
saving by looking al ours before they buy.
yrrT-Arr,o- TtT1--.- o. Tr,--7r-o--
wv GU ~ 4i.9 -. ..-4@ ~ a. % y! OH
Gold and Silver NAlCiIES VIII be offered NJ very
low price. according to nay. Oar assortment of La
uL7 ana ui1HeIiel, hlnes' rms ana brooches
wI ~ i'u,ll very "I!IHit",' "p" i'q o'onc h'htt
O casT and -as ' Great ' vnre aev of stone w
Brnochcs for Ladies' md G ntlemcn Gold Thimbles,
Snaps. Clasps Far Hops and Rings Gold Chains
and KEYS of various patterns, A gren, variety OF
Pms and l.ockets for hair and miniatures.
JEV GOODS.
A beautiful lot Of jet Rosoms Pms, Rings, bracelets,
, hoins SnaDs Cl1sps Hair Pins &c
'''"'' 'o"'''' HE y,gp 'I pyI ~ f..
Gold and Silver Gilt Jet and Iron Hair Pins, Head
trimming Head and Neck dresses Boquet hoiders,a'c,
q q IL ID Il f. " y.
A few dozen at wholesale and retail.
moCt.s
am $3.50, ,,,r,,
<oo OF me very nesl "erones Hnn ,et'y anu an
dfews btass C'oths IN ii'es' ~ u Mano9aIy ~
SEES warranted OF NE oeS' q"a"y iaue' so'u ny tue
box or single very low;
%
new and splendid lo' Of Canes Of all patterns,
Crooks, Ivory and Silver Heads Loaded Heads,
Sword Canes, &c. Ferulcs for Canes by the dozen.
BLEACHING d. brushes.
pov and Martins Lionid Backing, Paste Backing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29

Daniel Richardson's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }vENJE Hon the Pro-
DISTRICT or CHITTENDEN, $. I hate COur for the
District Of Chitcnden. 10 all persons concerned IN
the estate Of DANIEL RICHARDSON late Of
Wcstiorl, IN >ajI d s'rict, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, l.aar Cha.r, Administrator de bonis non
OF the OF sal deei cd, proposes 10 render an
account of his administration. and present his ac-
CONT again-t - d e ia'e for examination and allow-
,nce al session the Court ofPro ate, to be- hold
at the Registers Office IN burlington, in said DE-.
trct, ON the scron We Ines lay o! January next.
Therefore, yor are hcrIhv no'Gel to appear leforc
SAID court at The time aud place nforc all and show
cause if any yal have, why the account aforesaid
should not lie allowed
Given un Ter my .hanl nj Burlington, this 18th
day Of November 4. y. 1871.
25w3 WM. WESTON, Kegistcr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29

A y extensive assortment iu-t received AMI for
N f r ,ale low hy LOVELY y SEYMOUR.
Sh Now, lSli. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29
4 G ri ID

BRINS]IAID 6 BROTHERS
DESIRE oinflrm their customers and the public
- generally that ihlr winter STOCK Of Goods will
be- found unusually extensive, good and cheap
Much time md care has been spen, in selecting, and
having made a varied mud beautiful assortment Of the
different kinds OF Goods which are expected to be
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29
JULIA THOMPSON,

The foregoing libel having leen presented 10 the
undersigned, one Of he idgc> OF the Supreme Court
and II appearing therein that the SAIL Daniel l..
Thomp,on, the lilelee therein named ide> without
this sac 1T l. ordered iha, the "A d julia Thomp-
,Nhoani, cause the said DAME l.. 10 be notified
of said libel, by p1llishng the same, together with
thu or Ter, three successive weeks in the "Rurngtu
Free Pre-" newspaper printed in Br lngton in
aid Chi'ienden Comfy, the last Of which pullira
session Of ,nid Court in said County Of Chilienlen.
Given under my hand, at said Burlington thi,
twentieth day Of November, A. d lS44.
MILO l.. BENNETT,
Undue Of The Snprene Court.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29
New Goods !
IT. W . C ATLIN.

y ISPECTFULLY calls The attention OF pnrchs-
i srr> TO his new and extensive assortment Of
Fall Dry Good, AMI Dry Groceries, ln>t received al
his store, S'roug~ Binding, nearly opposite J. 4 J.
II. Peck y c. among " hirn may e found CLOAK,
DRESS and FANCY GOODS, comprising:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-29

Wishing to nuke all who call upon me regular
c,istomer,-wuh this object in view, great and
attention ha, een given in selecting the above named
Goods, which klr variety and lea itv OF styles Will
not suffer nsonpar with any ever eteIe offered
IN his markel. II. w. C.
Burlington, Sept u, 1874 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
rn. .nnexa,ton OF Texas.

We trust no one has read SO carelessly as 70
understand our Special Correspondent at Wash
inoton. much less US, as giving any countenance
~ Mr.. Walkers estimate of votes Tor the AdmIs-
sion of Texas We believe just the contrary
that Annexation cannot receive mGor1y OF 'he
senate's yo,es-much less the requisite two-thiFds.
Mr. Walkers table claims some for Annexation
whom we know to be otherwise. Mr.. Tyiers
Treaty will no; be approved by this Senate OF
that we are confident.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-20
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OI I ne Tribune.
Pm. put,

fHiLApELPHIA, MS,rlp
The TARIFF IL PEsysYLvAsIA.-In the Hoas.
ofRepnseutafive;, on Mcntly .;he resolutions Of M
the SUBJECT OF the Tariff called up whyp n,
fort, r.hid Loco Foco from rhiladelphs Count soS
substitute iusructiug Senator's NC Ia C0psr..
pose any alteration III shs existing T&rid Law, soy,s
LEAST As gHE MANUFAcTUEiNG INTERESTS OF Psy,,,,N
p"s'rd unanimously and m;netIasiy 70 The So
Ia t ssE1is, he able resolutions Of Nj Darsie wsre az
up opIosiS any alteration III the present Isif and NJ
lie TsT iaise5. ''SS VIZ. ,'I oeaI 0'po
- ho'Hh< definite las done with the ra, an
= HE License LANA meeting, quite nlmernn.
y atteaosI COW convened Independence square o,S
uio>t OF demonstrating against he ttspra,e aernp, pS
9enS mtde 70 procure The passage OF bi by the Str Is
Laturr icsusup OT>'sr sais to rf,il sr;-;,ron<
NAVAL.-lh he United States steamer Princeton
tF>sl X 9toGSt9n arrived at The Naval Anchor4g. %
w'ih th custom salute pleased 10 s;,tr thar CO.
Is lis,i ,sSoIes"s rom N ne n!ares received colss
MEETING OF MERCRANTS.-The merchants \,
paIa are about h0id! pubic meeting 10 e,o,
tsir indignation II thr ;ie vcte Of Select Coapc
outlet lock Bac Eddy were iosr Thosr w. q 70 IA'
the negative charged with having suffered their
ter Z 70 attnsUcr 'm y Is expense OF the pblc VIE
BILL OF Observation-Disclosures the week end;n.
on Satggi4y there rs teah5 in The city and LIS
which iE Az increase over the previous week. Of;he aunS
IS we're t5osa consumption. 'e
THE STOCK MARAET.-IeXaS, or some other srh
sct, has caused stocks droop consds.sbls tol.r
rr. ms IN ye5y het'. dGd sales only uloder,,. -
teat made Stare IS better true closing a, tSs
osd Board 65 nsca OF sace Ns T,<. S
G. PeunS wanna B,uS ei of - selling asr the Bo,sJ
2li: North America Bank IL Rsa!ng Bonds i; RaS,,t
Raold shares Atthe Second Board $1,000 Ches.ne,Is
aud Del Csnl Lna sold az io; share PsuQ Bank
do 30 al 2t2E IS 10 Girs Bank II; Is 90 Readss III
road At 32; l25 90 DO s22 SitOG Tennessee SS. s h
Wilmington RiIlroli At u 5000 State IS ,t65s
SHIP NEws.--Arrired Ats oyteraoaa-Bry
Pfoxg Cirsce tr m NV Orleans.
Cleared thiS tternoon-Neapolitan bns PerS
nlRi Caiire, Naples, brs Wm Penn, Taylor, so.tsc
schrs Neptune. St5aruS, .nd CoharstY, Richmond WtTI
dias schs Indiana, Arraas ad lhos. Benton Mesks
New YoIk.