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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
HOOKER Il OSBORN

HAVING associated with them in the Coach Business Mr.
George w Cox, would respectfully inform their friends,
friends If Sir Cox AVID the public senerav that they intend
Keeping constantly hand IN assortment Of Northern and Rich
Mui udr Carriages, all Of their mani;a ture ur Car
VIII made ~ Tho best worsmen and Of good rails
ami warranted stand equal n work in the country. Mr.
i"krr the business ct Hooker 4 psbo'n nj
y cu Connecticut, aud furnish with such articles
W. :Iiy have occasion TO order.
We Barter ourselves from the advantages possess that
we shan be able offer good If not the best assortment
Offered TINS market, which we WILL sell al prices To suit The
in., for cash. approved paper. We shall always keep
td C.ral Wagons together ith assortment OF Coach Ma
iseals aud Harness NounnsS consisting i'll part of AXES,
Sotns>, steps, Bands Lamps Leather taces, oled Carpet,
tnh-c rassas and Turf, ames, Hooks, Terrets Buckles,
&r, &c, which viii sell iow.
~ repairing shortest notice, with neaness, and
~ me nos, favorable of Eighth and Main STREETS
Richmond, Virginia HENRY HOOKER,
JOHN ]. OSBORN,
Jan. IL 49, GEO w COX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

NOR RENT OK LEASE.-Ihe subscriber offers Tor ent u"
lease the Brick House King William Court louise
man Of capjlal who acquainted with the business oil
rchandiZin. do we'll 10 such an one, the SUBSCRIBER
feels sred that pesen, location offers many
continny n1vigabe water being within about Two miles W
the river Matapun the merchant great acili III ahs
porting goods and grain, with comparatively hui nue. eA
county seat being ii'nedlatty
within the precinct, the Tavern aud Court house. affords many
pun &c
snus II is also i'm the county aud npuois Eci.h
borlood amidst an active rnerisins and people
generally puncina and esronsihlc men,
but VIII undergo" some lew repairs anu ne
painted Cranary will also be erected and rented WIN
the Store House. 49,, , ;,,
small Dwelling House, also, hut within the last year wan
four rooms suitable for small family, may be had o ts SUD
scber. 90 ,r.,. :, -, t .;u
Any letter addressed him. AT King William Court VIII
'e'e if w. ~ GREGORY.
G0-2awu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

DUaLlC sALE.-on THURSDAY, the lrth Of the present
L month"; tJanuay) sold The highest bidder on Il
credit of six months residence of Thomas billiard, de
ceased all The Perabe Properly said Dard consisting of
Furniture Plantation Utensils and vi
uahe Stock of Cows Sheep, Hogs ana Horses. Ao, eight or
likely Slaves. The Slaves will he sold for cash, ana cas-
will be rrquirs under the q! five dollars; Tor
bonds and good security VIII be required
before the property Is removed -
All having against the above mentioned estate
present Them make them known on te any
Of SALE said Estate requested 10 make
immediate payment indulgence cannot be given .,on
~ ~ By THE ADMINISTRATOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

Vy NOTICES. BASSETr FRENCH has removed his
otce Ia the Farmers lite In addition to his present
'',,f,,, j nc ". n a.,' ~ Is3 " G7--2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
Nov. ~

NUrroWAl LAND FOR SALE-iavins determined u
fresh country, offer private sale, my Tract
Of River in Not;owar county, containing
wards thousand fertile land this
This Tract cf Land has been Of gradual improve
the las, cen years Its susceptibility ot improvement.
y plaster has been satisfactorily proven. Two three
hundred this Land IN original orestone hundred and
Pines and sufficiently fertile TO grow nne
Tobacco ferry Of Sooway bottom Land.
canal any the River. The improvements good and
Of wo story dwelling house. with seven
rooms MI necessary HOUSES good order.
healthy in No,toway, aud The neigh
hoillpol i surpassed by any in Virginia.
THIS Land Cast and Flour Mi with vaiua-
bic No,toway River, which is failing stream
This Tract Land viii be sold with wiihou, the MIL Any
person wishing invest III Land would do well 10 ex-
Tract II is seldom Tract OF Land possessing ia
advantages sale. have fine young Orchard al
Apple and Plum Trees, selected from Prince Sincalrs
Nurseries VIII sell this Land low, and n accommodating
PAYMENT will take III payment young Negroes al valuation.
JOHN L. MORGAN.
Dee. 67-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

Ni.W GOODS.
H. CUNNINGHAM is receiving his Stock Of FALL and
" WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting in part as follows
Ladies Dress Goods Of all descriptions
tiat,,S, Cassimeres and vest:ngs
kentucky Jeans, Satnetis
six and Cotton Hosiery
ileacaed and brown Shirnss and Shcetings
i-ace and Muslin Embroideries
Isle and Thread Edgings and Laces
Servants Clothing OF all descriptions
With variety Of other Goods. for sale by
j. b. CUNNINGHAM, II street, shockoe Hill.
Sept. - 39-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

AND FOR SAE.-en: DESTROYS 10 Change my irsnis y.
~ life, wi Somolatinc terms my tract oil tahu,
lying If Charlotte, within miles o Tue 'ohtt
house Cub Creek, good n.i.hbnhood Ihe tract con
hundred and thirteen about one bal IN woon
Toblcco land There only two
lines the tract running each side from the main county
road aud making the boundaries ON
nthsr sides The outlet soodnever failing springs in each
siand three four SPRINGS Of first rate wafer wihh
humdre: yards Of lie house. The buildings all new aud COM
i,riahc will take young in fun part meat, or
viii as long credit any reasonable man may desire
GEORGE J. ROBERTS.
Dec II 61-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

COMMISSION IUuSE.-lhe subscriber TAKEN ne oIlie
elv ncrup.d by McssrS. Richard Anderson 4 CO. on the
M OF Shockoe Ware house. aud next door TO Nessrs nd'
lam Cos where h. offers his services 10 r Ic Tor
,n.r,tga i,s a e. OF Tobacco Fluur, Commission
Fi lgances in cash will be made consgnmens IN hand
-" 49,. :. 1I-a,waw ". J. NORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

COMMISSION EIS!NESS.Thc subscriber lawn. formed
Y i'o.u,nar>hp Mr.. John J. Prawn Of itncknsitnl
ar,N viii future he conducted under the hrn
% uEANE K BROWN. 49,
lyon produce actually hand, beral adrances VIII he made.
~ T. J. DEAnE.
1l-law3~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

r,,EACHER WANTED.-A young man. We'll qualified H., Tor
,ac,rn La n Greek, The usual branches al good I'm
.h Educ ION, with s,ua,ion II ap2caton br
e sooa For further nfoaton apply al The store o Aessis
Il W. - :. . i's' " 7;-3tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

Il some nine young Negroes all likely and valuable be-
longing 10 the James r. Sandwich deceased consisting
of fr boys girls young with her hrst
child will TUESDAY, the 22nd January (CoiIt
day) King william Cour house The above sale WIN De 'tn
spectfuliy requested 10 attend - , ,roor,
Administrator of James T. Sandwich, dcccasrd
II, 7I-wids
NEW BALTIMORE hCADEMY-This Institution, situated
IN five East OF Warentun, Fauqncr county, WIN con-
mence ia next session 18th Of January 1914, under Inc
sperincndence of Elder John Ogelvie heretofore tuition
from $50 depending The nrances-foard $50 per term
Of ten months. Prices in proportion for less Tine
- CHS. HUNrUS, President
Dec 81 Oe-"o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

N.)s kEWAKUNan away from The subscriber, Tue nisI
--1 G the 6th instant, SAM He has high
ht of hair he j. ct dark brown COLOR ~ %
lra deCayed front teeth oou feet inches high
uc a when he eft hair seal cap, which burnt in
PAGES also homespun coat, with and
blue pants The said Negro formerly belong ed
W. Edward Weir of Caroline county He has wife in his
irmsr masters nechhorhood, and have doubt but he
Vii king about where he formerly FROM Will pay
he ayc apprehension of SAM aad will pay all
hr,>'uy expenses bring him to this place, have him
ied.e! IN any jail that .et HIM again.
GEORGE DAVIS.
fe'tr,hts, Jan. II. 75-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
! IMPORTANT NOTICE
Great Reduction in the Price OF HATS and
CAPS, at the Town and Country Hat Manu-
he n1u

Richmond, Virginia.
" ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
r generally that he has on hand larger and better assert
meut Than he had, consisting Of Fine Fur silk, Cas
es md Russia Hats Fur Cloth Velvet Seaet Glazed and
Hair Cans, Black and Drab Wool Hats &c. &C. in all the new
md varied styles and shapes Under the assurance that the g
of small profits aud quick returns is most advantageous nc
consequently enabled sell much lower prices than those
who give credit. ;.d
him he returns hanks-o those who have not lie hopes 'f
DC ne ne''e ., 4S-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

SERVANT WANTED-Wart-!, either In hire or purchase !"
Seiupt.tress without lncumt'anee Eh'ue
Attn Ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

NoTICE-The subscriber offers for sas gryaey, ~, f
N IJIanIE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY; consisting OF
about 69 acres of LAND $50 of which are NAT ano OF @
rate quality all high state of improvement oh eoou
portion of land there now ne crop OF
PRODUCTION Of which land in Virginia superior an ,nes
considered Amelia Springs is certainly me most valuable pro
perty in Eastern Virginia. its situation healthy ana us
equal TO any Virginia The improvements on me place are
very large SUPERIOR all Of the houses having been eec
within Tho last six ar There large bcR oe',
three stories igh with hall room, ~ iett ny ~ Tue
snr room adjoining, and nneodgns rooms above hnn
large Gentrmeu's sitting room on the basement story ne
e r The entrance To the Hotel there brick house, eac w
feet in length and each containing l2 rooms There Isl kewe
lars framed building containing 10 rooms and great number
other rooms, sufficient in all To entertain some n a OF o per
sons There is also very superior dining oom lfO ieel ons
hui of brick which sufficiently spacious to dine 4o PERSONS
aso neat and comfortable private residence located near Tue
dining room aud well situated for the residence Of those super
inenjn. The dining ROOM There is also good store house. III
c there I'll. good basiness IN the mercantile ine
r,are also good bath with eight rooms, Appropriated
far baing The stables equal TO any IN Virginia LOT con-
venence &c there being of brick suiccnt 10 contain ~
Iea ~ bors,s: also framed stable sufficient to contain 10
horses The yard pleasure grounds having oee uu
English gardener aud all The borders beautifully de
coa.ed with sfublrry of different KINDS makes TINS mos
b.a( stna,ion The Springs located IN Hat
in beauty BY none in the world. The waters Of The Amelia
Springs have been analyzed by Dr. Bridges oil hadepa ana
approved OF by Of the same place Inc ionwns
hs naysjs compaed with Of the Whlte sulphur Springs
WIKI vs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

lAIVIuENo The President and Directors OF the Farmer,
- aas at Virginia declared dividend oil tfte per .t
m OF the proh,s the lat months snJee
deduction OF quarter OF per cent tonns TO Tue S'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

y, -0op R0UiDiN. frTOR.rhY AZ L7H has removed to
" I've - of Richmond and viii attend all the Courts he'd III
Nae CHS ~ Oice Main street, front room over The store
"a - " G5-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters Of
% highly by who have used them; and
hS mr. verv strong the virtues OF these waters
there might be much ad and hundreds Of might DC
produced but subscriber deems ,yYI ro0N
June ~ I'LL rnn4'S'S 80 '-S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

,SVf-rI WIVFREE will sell Tobacco Wheat and Flour
- a commissions give part attention TO all pro-
II Is entrusted his
Oafce N front building of Shockoe Ware house.
Ia" 74-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

r., { REYNOLDS, .7TToR.NEy At Ia Rirhaond -
G,yuor. Wood Il Co.'S. :, ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

lsIVIpEND-rhr Bank OF Virginia has declared Dividend
81 o, PROFITS months OF q per cent on us
CAM .nheci t the bonus Of per TO the Commonwealth,
~ ~ " ' S. MARX. Cashier
=, .2-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

OUNNISSIO4N DUSF-Nl1oD' =
IsrSCY & THOMPSON, CoMMtssIoS. RECEIVING AND ron
~ epnxc MERCHANTS, Richmond, ta offer their services
. Of description of Goods and Potuce ana wiz
"','' ~ ">ui' "uN"'ls' W 'e 76-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

~ AVCNPORT & ALLEN, .aUCI1o.rkERS. will attend 10
~ Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, SC, aud make
usual ,tvaRces. - a.
'S-o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

,,uIpNtYrS no Antwerp iberal advances will be
- NAB Inv The Subscriber on consi.nmens Of American Produce
10 tar lcss Of Messrs Bschop, aeyEs ~ de- Coek OF
Au.n 10 he shn.d direct Richmond, Via New York,
tiHouaa Messrs Gcriins aud kunkein,an . -
b. obtained 10y application 70 ar. ohdcs
Palm-', Of R,chmoad, or = =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

y JTlCE.My Trunk has been twice broken open within
the day, money and contents, Amounting IN
~ S7a It'd copy al farms aud pair Of G'd
Scciaces think IL due myself, well ~
The pubc the on and ring hin u punish
The specs have EIGHT bars and blue shade % elias
i,urn. a edition -it hack and picture Of horse
ANY having received either of .e articles
from thc irlUn, whl he paid t:ocosi iof Item.
w. X. SHINN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

J1EMALE SCHOOL-he School for young ladies' ut my resi-
deuce county Of Hanover, about ii miles omi cy
Richmond lee continued the ensuing year, under the dl-
OF Hiss A. NJ Converse approved teacher VINO wen
qualified in the various departments ni study
usually taught in Female Schools. The subscriber VIII
receive additional scholars boarier in his family strict
attention will be pad we'll their intellectual
health and state Of society IN his
render eligible far these parents
I'll rd,ans edura their daughters o wards abroad
The scholastic will embrace monilS, commencing Ne
b of January closing the 18th Of December, with months
IN The Summer.
TrEMs- Board and Tuition, including lights, washing, &c,
sluj far year o months There viii be an eS
TIA charge for French OF >.
II b. the wish Of the patrons OF the School that Mc
should be taught, Il competent Teacher viii be obtained
EDWIN SHELTON.
p,,,, Phi, D.r an Iei1 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

HALIFAX ACADEMY-Ths Institution WIZ he continued
in charge of the former Principa Mr. William H. Harris
who as acted In that capacity for the last Two years. MI ~
through laborious Of study al the university oi
Virginia, with the special view OF preparing himself Tor e
ing and graduated in Schools Of that institution iS
ing the benefit besides of years experience ana Dehs
wholly devnled To the empoyme he hopes I" give
in teaching all the branches proper 10 be taught ~
particularly preparing for entering The University
and other Colleges To fill The place Of Assistant Ieaehsr line
Trustees have engaged MIR John Hodges, Young gentleman
well known The vicinity for ms exemplary department ana
disposition, whose faithful and efficient ca OPERA
Principal will feel full reliance. The trustees wv
years selecting site FOR the Academy after n conde
ration placed the Courthouse, doubt decining The a'-
than the disadvantages. Among the former are
Of suc. Society few country villages ad ana
facility Of Obtaining board in unexeponahle houses at "
ST MONTH Among the latter The frequency oil pnbc
which viii guarded aglnst by unusual
restraining pupils such times The prices OF
Tuition are:
ls For Reading Writing, Spelling and Mental Arithmetic ana
First Lessons in Geography per session oil mohlS ~ ~
end For the above, with English Grammar, Geography anu
Arithmetic, - ~ w
rd For the above with Mathematics Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, and the French or Lerman Language, 10 vi
4t For The last named branches, Together with the Greek
and Latin Languages, with Antiquities, e., ~ ~
The >ns have gucdy arranged That the longest
vacation heng d" six shall in the Winter leaving
only fer the Summer The next session VIII
commence on The Isl February next, the l., July.
WILLIAM l.. HARRIS, Principal
JAMES &. BRUCE, President.
Tuos H. AvrRrrT, Seerftary,P.
Refer 10 Richard Logan, Esa John H. Eimnrds Esq, Dr. l.
n Ayc;c uailx; T. +. Bouldn, ESD, Lynehburg L. Ii.
Chambers, Esq, Boydto'. :, o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

I7LEETWooD ACADEMY.-The exercises of this Institution
for the ensuing will the 2and 81 January,
goth December The subscriber will be aided
discharge Of his duties Mr. j. w Kay his present sso-
high requirements aud aptitude To teach Were most
satisfactorily evnced DUNG the past year
The OF studies in Classics, Mathematics ana science
will be comprehensive other Academy IN The state
all meciGnc of instruction. nnemi'tne et's
will he -Srred mra The students committed 10 our care a
thorough of all the subjects to which tcH
attention may he directed.
Jerns-For BOARD, Tuition, Bedding &C. 500 per session o
6vs n,nn,h. navab,e NJ The rroiraon OF each o. WHITE
nec o. G9-4tSsw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1874

WASHINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA, v,-Ihs In,iiir-
w lion will be re-opened reception Of pupils on MN
DAY, the 9Th OF January II is located IN pleasant ana
heal y neighboihood in which good board may be
highly respef table families for dollars per mnn'h Inc
subscriber pledges hmself his test efforts 10 further the NO
raj, well a. intellectual Improvement Of such pupils as may
be entrusted o hi. charge.
TGRMs-For English Branches. including Mathematics Na'
raj Philosophy Chemistry, Astronomy and instruction ~ ths use
the Globes &C. S2C for The Languages, including Greek La
Tin and Frcuch, SIS A. C. A. COLEMAN.
References may to the following gentlemer Jonathan
Smith, Petersburg; A. Spencer; DR. VIM II. Robertson; VIM
n.c "a '' - " 66-w5wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

=, ,ir commencement. ci our "eNi voum-. r .-n,
..l,sol.f That recommended 10 the tn'ots oi
,n throughout Commonwealth, to PUBLISH al I've he
hare 10 he same: and that these prices he always su'h as 10
sir, fai, comp, saton Tor the labor pertormed:
~ = ' Reso,ut,Oa ofthe Editorial Contention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

CLEMENT SMITH, Georgetown, D. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
r,. D.. o,nre,sed FACTORY Girls.

A friend of Protection TO American Industry
has furnished US with the following facts, when
exhibi, in striking light the blessings Of the
whig Tariff and The policy OF protecting Amer
can labor:
A young lady named Ellen M'intyre, who Is
snqayed in he Cornwall Factory. nedr Can;er-
bury in this State, told our informant that she
had laid up, during the pas. summer, sb5u: SIe0
from her earnings il the Factory She receives
- per week, and pays ; 25 for board. In the
same establishment she says there are four gorng
ladies, sisters, who by their ea.nings support
themselves and their widowed mother in comfort
and independence Thei- father died several
years ago and left them in most destitute con
di,on, which continued until the Tariff gave q
new impulse to manufacturing, when they were
enabled to obtain steady employment, to place
themselves md their remaining parent IN conf
Portable circumstances and TO restore, by the fruits
Of their honest industry, prosperity to their o''N,n
household aad happiness 10 their cherries hearth
elearn that the }eszrs Townsend, the pro
prietois oi :hs Cornwall Factory, employ some
forty or fifty young ladies in thsir Establishment
all Of whom are in circumstances OF ease ano
prosperity They receive their Pay IN cash.
trade whe;e they Ike, and their work IS not too
severe or the enjoyment OF proper and healthy
recreation ana ;he indulgence of 3 taste Tor STUDY
and social intercourse. The mora! and s'ei1'
condition Of these young ladies' is infinitely PIC
lerebIe to That OF these vino labor foT livelihood
in domestic service and their intellectual acquire
ments are such as give them lively sense OF
the benefits of that system uHder which they arc
enabled to 1--we in comfort and happiness from
the proceeds Of their own industry.
This is but one specimen of hundreds OF slm
lar cases in which the blessings Of the Tariil are
illustrated with equal force. Shall system
which thus enables female industry to obtain lis
fair reward and woman to acquire by the labor
of her own hands independence and competence
be crushed in its infancy, for the qualification o
politicians and demagogues
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
Things in Philadelphia

PmL,DELpH;A. Seps -7-6Pp.
IKE Coop WoRg-0ur Npi- lrsnfS vsr
,s,e, more sc,e Tbs whole Ciry aod Cr1iJ 90 Phii
phn D. alive wan the ,us ire eg Igead7y ~ v
,yxHgL M,tSLx view o Market 'i-'"t-iHe -l,.t
.,.i- oi ta,r ,p eu'ben o' Nm-rcl1 fnisc' 90 !.
,-rnt. of III. sreS' 20 sfrariir rn'nl.u1s
rev yery ew PyS F1t Dallas em5 ei' se 10 ot 'e+n-,a
ars fy M r1rsn pu.ar in ~ 'sctl1n "l 'lt county,
ihs WhieS held enthusiastic wee'las ll'i syeaf- %
Ioeuj lreeol tsg aud Others Io-nsh' >eve'.l gas
IxTfsrFp- I'ris morning. man named Jsm-,
Murphy who escaped tFar the New NorS Ciy iomos
X sapsr 1i titt establishment ard couuuet 20 NoySre-
sag Prison u awai, the pIupc' r'qu'ihel.
SUBGRN ,rIn> OF PthJykI.-A custom dcUs
.firer naniel W. Lcssnunc. wu' ia, mom1. arrested ~
bri tn Eil "a answer H- charge 81 ,uhorra'oa % crry
eE,e1vounc 10 obtain By iraHd aeNNotr, The ease "a
~roCKS-An upward tendency was aNbl'es'e
n day IN SOCKS and the sales were generally ;o lar
The transactions Wimmsion E1il',aa and I.1rt bls
,yafs u,!Ie heavy State 5, sjyarced Reading Bond
t.irSrG BrnA Wilmington Railroad ..
L;rst Bi,ra -l5O Wilmington Rolh "a - 10. DO *
al 10 Tennessee Ponds. mt 1T Jnb. - SI.eg ctts5 rs
= r0J do do ssi. ID Spnn, GARDEN In Co Is; %
! nfel states ioai. S. 5 Z, lOi no Gun Ba:, IL
t-rI r.ist - s5.0o0 Reading Ri Gds IA 9l. -l,s
hk : SIP lehieh Nor gaze Loan O.;
Syegri Bodra-lCO VummstOu Rd. b. -, ~ DO !'
., lC6 - State Js 1876 Old AnGuR>, o. r1e-y
v,uit suk. -: 81 Farmer; and i'scha1G. HGr,. .e
PM, ,pha BaaS ~ t92 Hts,f Sa6,l H. = ' Naaa''
sSulp Nsws-t! +. M.-C2edr, It ms Gitfrgo0s-
Br.. Wan rt,. Baker. Ro-,on. abigail Grant her, y
Commerce P'US9am. Boston; . rre'' SrooI d" r1 Sr'r1
t'rr,a newark j. Augustus Lord, gii. New Nors; AZ
Cooley Camp. do. Soop 1iiut.io. Wh'eIer Br,to!. T.
'icrir'G-BGt, r f. Loper. Moth from Perau5 IS
nit Nm NJ Rogers. ru5 or. -om Boston Sfhi' igsn.-
shark stevenson. and teamef lFon'dcs Morrison. ifoa
Sew Nu.k.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
.Forewarned. Forearmcd.'

The M,rniag Neus claims majority Of -Four
Thousand in this City, and in Ike proportion oi
Tpeniy Th0rsaed in the State The inference
is lrresistib'o-our opponents haze s1me deep
Ibid and extensive scheme Of fraud matuIed,
whereby they cxpcc. to poll at least Five Thur-
sand votes in this Clty. Trey can get no ma
iority here by fair means, and they will not he
allowed to by any other. They may JUS: as weii
disband their Empire Club at once, and unite
with the Wings in procuring a careful Regi:try
by mutual action and consent Of the Lcgri
Voters OF the City. decided majority Of these
arc for Henry Clay, and he will get their vote T
next President. TIE Birncy game cannot lie
played here to any extent and the resul! mast b;
Wing victory.