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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30
City Intelligence.

The Lower POllce-FRlpAy-The Halls of JUS
ce called situate in Centre street. not crow ed
to undergo the majesty OF the presiding Justices
disposition OF their fate But two Of ntereshey
are the following:
A DISCIPLE MALiSpA HoAG ARRESTED. rooETHER
WITH HER PAR .MoUR.-A gentleman named John Doyle.
whose residence is in Jersey City the Hudson
yesterday and landed sland and towards evening
vending his way through Broadway, was accssted by
young female, named Ann Foy, who pursuaded him to
escort her to her home No. l6 Thomas street and while
he enjoying pleasant tete tefe with her. $3.50 in
gold consisting of half eagles, and 80 bill were alb
stracted from his pockets Not relshng his loss, and
finding that man, beside himself, had some share OF
psrsnce succeeded in having restored to him nine
half eagles eight OF which were handed to him by the
girl Foy, and the other one by her paramount, whose
name Henry Eldredge Doyle then let the house but
loss, went to the Police office, and officer McGrath
rested the fair Foy, aud also the Eredge No gold
found upon either, but the latter had Sl5 in Bank
notes in his pockets They both fully committed to
answer TO the charge nude by Mr. Doyle Of robbng him
OF his gold, sc. sc.
THEFr,o OF Coin, Sea- colored man named George,
Gibbs arrested and fully committed Tor stealing
the 2dof January, trunk from Thomas Newport OF No
40 Anthony street. containing Sl30 in gold and silver and
s2s worth OF clothing Officer Dennnison recovered the
trunk and wearing apparel, but none of the specie
BOwery Police Onice-March pa dull day
No OF importance. The Magistrates dis
posers Of young denquents Migrants and rowdies
&c.
I'D roDEArH Yesterday morning little girnamed Eli
beth Eagan burned to death at No 10 Batavia st. by
her clothes taking fire during the temporary absence OF
her mother The accident occurred at o'clock A. NJ.
and the child died at O'Clock, r. NJ.
A MAS DkowNEp--Yesterday afternoon German,
named Francis Vasae aged 90 years. fell off the dock
the East River. while in state of Asbration, and
drowned-verdict accidentally drowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30
Wassss toass.


M.sca 2e-JvhA.g Segssf ard .ffssd.f Boosl Go
W PeiAssen soiion ier goods cold and de-
ssrsd Tbs PLAINTIFF ar. a',a AZ hstsss and TIE asis.
wah hr~sa the aseun' Of So TAs plaintiffs subse
gaenfly purchased twenty aogen Of wiDs hon defendant
rcss was gwen 20 lsn,.a ior rs assdssss ana iLs
fifteen dotea delysfsd tet Che FraAinias ~.
not tpon tasting ne sins ives iound 70 ,. u srfy
Interior quality Tho psuuis wrote ~ i,iendsui com
planning Of has not having delivered ne eufs a ne vine
.ceofting 70 eournct ana also of a. nisofHy t,sing
,hsi ne coarnc' - 80. nioi sti INNING raf met
of their h The isfsnasn rfusst snt M Itr.rui &C
lion bioarAt CO. the reccstfy n ~ sH The n.
ience AZ VS. hfi fts tnios a NJ wins 20
b psi q, n es.e sseeey ma ,hs.s :. ~ wsr.'sy
ihs ~ nshsssn'sHi u lla'as % saFns IN an i~ro
yer place.
varraniy IN fhs casfi hai hsy believed ir~m NE tssti
mony that Ne iaa a NE ups ~ - deiiyrry
they shoai Sad CO.. pisaiie. - u 10y hsievsi ma
rorssi ths fsinsui vatifed 70 thesf verdict The
Jan ounia verdict 10 llsintlns ioF 81
q sherwood TO- yiainir, & wlllssms Coz asfsnasB,
a lgi,cTsas sesas toek plass h this coaft anf j1r,
rsom Ihs plahfias w ~ shexsress hfaarhf tao ~
Ties 81 he sins rsisd % iu fhs rlesnEs ooFi
S.,s M ss. .,sa ,, ~. ~ss..s. Aa.s ~ ,ss
one ~ the jurors ssksA him they wrre permitted
tsks them 70 ths jufy lhs' they night e.l quai
hui W consent q the vair. ana . ss ssa, MAKING ssss
other remsFks ~hen two II then isnIsd uY sfited
bottle eseh add rshs ou, tswsg No usy fee silvw
Ia psssng the clsks ofc. the prgrs Foi ins,d'
the railins toos up tanhis And iu ~ 80 q ~
loving has lso~ laEof., Nhee b. 90 - ai s,,s.
brought him back ana ool tuublsrep Of be locksi
Judges smith ana Racial aha sfft m toff jar ~ Ne
court hearing q ~hAi hei hapsssi ~sn' ..s.s...s
ed the door 81 the isrofs al ~ ..i totie O. his
head which b. enTtisd liefs ihey ~ nns :. ssse -
their IIonors rsiuruei nio eour a. riumra w''h ar Of
smfy boiues' "
g. -. n -, $3.50. - H., 49,. A....u.li. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

FIRx IN PITTsBuaGH. 1.-The Pittsburgh Gazette,
Of Tuesday last, states IN postscript that on the
evening previous broke in coopers shop, sit-
aiei on Diamond Alley, between Wood and Smithfeld
streets The flames spread with amazing rapdity to
lag. brick building occupied brewery and telling,
the upper stories Of which Destroyed from thence
TO a brick dwelling in the rear which was consumed and
m TO extensive all paper mandatory Of
IIoliship Brown the large smith ssop OF Marshall
Rswd.rl the tobacco factory Of George Weyman, the
second Pfeshy terrain Church, (Rev Mr. Dunlap's) and
the Session House contiguous, both Of which latter were
totally destroyed Holdship Brown also lost their
ensive stock OF patterns bat Marshall Rawden saved
steam engine and machinery The loss will not TO
lsss than $40 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

Tur FiRE IN NEw ORLEANs.-The following is a
sight estimate Of the losses sustained by this la
m,ntsbe event. and the amount OF assurances ELECTED
f Morgan the proprietor of the three houses in Royal
street insured them In the Merchants Insurance once
or " 800 M. sampson's loss Estimated asisov insured
IN 80 Iordy Brar.r's loss estimated at $1,000; in
surc5 IN the Western Insnr,rcein sloooc crosss loss
eEua at 80 800 insured in Of the Eastern Offices
tNller GO not insnrci loss about f'"v' ~ "
I'm MnI.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

n,srrrcrioN or CorroN.--Two boat No. ] with
,ao h,ie. OF cotton was destroyed by fire, above
~s,snash on the 2mh inst. Losssis,oo0 And on the
.me isy Rowcna was burned at Mobile She
totally destroyed together with her cargo of 473 bales
q cotton Was supposed that one or two lives were
laaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

SHOCKING SUICIDE Yesterday morning, about
five o'clock, man named Antonio Martorel, an
Italian by birth, committed suicide by stabbng himself
with large butchers knife lie had lost all his money
gambling the night before and meeting Of his
qpainispces the next morning, he said to him. 'Wel,
lost ALL here goes" Almost before the words
out OF his mouth he seized knife from neighbor
ing stall in the vegetable market, and aimed tremen
ward direction, and the blade buried in his thigh,
severing In its the emoral artery Before
could be procured he bled to dcathN o. Crescent
CITY March 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30
PALE YELLOW soar FOR FAMILY USE;

PALE YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY USE.
A LM0NDs. hosE. CINNAMON and all kinds Of Fancy
p.s~ae1s. rs,chosi, Ross. Msst verbens, &c, Nc.
kas A. c'ogas, .nd ls,.easr Water
FrsrA. Nnse AuA Fiorids Wssr
l.finu.e hsss snd Io,iet fowder
With sicle Comprising entire Psnmrry, At lowm
SOAP WORKS. ~ Triuty rlaee,
MA iRsrr late Lnmbrr street
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, Nc.
ll-I RE- klNkD AT .. LYONS, ~ ,9h9 sttf r, Z ~
Mazda soc spis1di a,settm~n o. an.
>hTM oaEastsnx srprf faents, hnr hrtiAnns, An{u
tfud, AZ Ne Also slsa1t a.soHiasn, m
rlo~er oihsf Aftc'e ~ ne miiinst,
Nansrs olbsrs rg'letiuy n'tsa 70 car ano
~ shs All al. shcrs viii b. sold At wholesale
All A. 10 Ns.ssr Lane snd ~ Joha street .o..
80. .i,,ts1r' M m',c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

LAW SUIT IN BALTIMoRE.-A case involving con-
siderable interest, and on the result OF which il
pending some $4,000, decided in the Baltimore
County Court yesterday The plaintiffs Riggs, Pea.
body Co VS. John Easter, Of John. II tina, they
sold merchandise TO a firm known as McEldowny 4 Co.
who four years ago did very large business here
and subsequently foed paying sixty cents the dollar
The goods in question were disposed OF to the firm OF Me-
Eldowny & Co.. upon the recommendation and represen.
tations Of Easter Suit brought to recover the ba.
lance falling short from the dividends above mentioned
and verdict to that effect rendered yesterday mornn h,
the jury. II seems that McEidowny 4 Co purchssel
goods both in Philadelphia and New York upon
similar terms and probability Is that Easter NAV be hell
responsible -Bditimor, Letter, Marches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

s,yrY,,r Cornr. The grand Jury came in yes
,rax with several indie ,ments; among them indictments
ssalr., NICHOLAS s. william and John Gordon, for the
r.r,sr, ~ Ama.s sprnguc The two latter charged
80 ,1. OF the act, the former accessory
srs Re fact Monday April sth, was assigned for their
$500 p,.. Jssr March -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

NEw YoRK LEelsLArtHE. la the Assembly on
Thursday the ball % relation 10 The Port wardns " New
YORK was pasted u from the Senais ~ VOTE Of
az 10 3s-s party vote, whh ths exception o Mrssrs Bur
hans Fanies and i0ungs, who votel Ia ths negative
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

The PRoPELLER.-Our citizens have now the
satisfaction OF feeling that they no longer de-
pendent upon their neghbors for the of commune
cation with New York We visited the Trumbul
Monday, and quite agreeably surprised to find
much more commodious and substantial craft than
had anticipated She is intended for freight and passen-
furnished with 81 befths 10 for gentlemen and for ladies'
with all eniences for the toilette &C. and told
will barrels bulk She il schooner rugged and
otherwise resembles, presume the numerous other
proptllers which have been built within year
She will he commanded by Capt. Francis Chappell and
bespeak for him and his vessel all the patronage they
merit--New London .3dpocafe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

GRAIN CRoPs IN CANADA.-We noticed some
time ago that the hopes OF good wheat crops were
again giving life TO the farmers Lower Cansda and
happy that great breadth Of wheat land will
be laid down next spring The Of last year in
different parts OF the Province has given them courage
We also OF serve by the Upper Canada papers, the
fact confirmed by private intelligence that great guam
titles Of wheat now stored in the lake towns ready
Tor shipment to Montreal Last year trust will
out to be the first of revival Of the good old times when
Lower Canada as well as Upper Canada, waved with
yellow grain" But bad the times have been
that any farmer in Lower Canada has ever
sdered ten bushels per acre very good crop and five
not bad one" Our contemporary Of the Gazette has al
len into great mistake in making such assertion pro-
baby in consequence Of the writer having but little expe
rience in the country. Montreal Herald, March %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
DAVENPORT K ALLEN,
.4ICTIO.NEERS {. COMMISSLO.N .MERCH.7NT.

RICHMOND, Va,
AVE usually for ala, by wholesale, consignment, from
AZ Manufacturers and Importers:
Cotec--klo, Lasuyra, Java and Old White
Sucars-New Orleans Porto Rico and 81 Crox
Single and Double Leaf
Molasses-New Orleans, Porto Rico and Cuba
Sa-LiverpoOl Fine, In sacks, e. Alum
Ois-Tanner's, Blcachrd Lamp
Candles-spenaceti, Hull's Patent Talow, Northern Mould
-Saltpeue-Madd-r
Copperas-ndigo-Peppr
Ricr-Cheese
observation-disclosures
TapsT-Cap ana Letter, ruled and plnin-Wrnpping
Teas-EAtra fine Gunpowder IN chests
. Sand Is Id. boxes Gunpowder
g 10 canistcs do
" Imperial
Z" Black In papers
a constant supply of choice qualities of Teas
Cigars-Pfime and second qualities
Plasr-Ground. in 500 H. casks from ubec Mills We sell
AGENTS far the Manufacture, and parrant the quality
Whic ioad-Best qualities
Sole lcaiher-New inspection, branded good and da
mastd--Consani supplies
I.,uuorlce--In cases, prime quality
Whiskty-tommon. IN hossleads and barrels
Oil aud superior
Wnes-Nladeri, Sicily Madeira
Malaga, MGScat
Champagne ard Clafet
nandy-Superpr Cognac
Common qualities
Imitation
Salad Oi-French In bottles
Almonds
Powder Blasting
Spcu. and Rifle, Of all sizes, branded Kentucky
We sell a. Agents fer manufacturers and caram the quality
Brown Sudp-Severa grades
Sho.--Ncw York manufacture
Crushed Sugars
l-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

,r,RrSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-Ey vir
the of deed executed the subscriber by Nathan
Snencer bearing date day Of August lsa and duly ad
nit.d to record IN the Clerks Office Of The County Courts o
Bnckinphas, and Campbell for the purposes IN sa,d deco men
TONED VIII on WEDNESDAY, The sh day Of December neal
proceed sell at public auction 10 the hse
bidder certain lra Land lying and n. III SAID county o
Campbell on Failing River, containing $50 acres; being NE
Land which Captain Samuel Branch formerly
resided and hich said Spencer now restless large
portion o this is low grounds of excellent lay ana ite
al<oin excellent ana wen
adapted raising wheat cotn &c Inc improve
This Farm good and suited TO the q"
large family for securing the raised on the Farm
seeded about ~ bushels of wheat winch WIZ en-
ure The legal title TO this land was retained
BY the Trustees from whom Mr. Spencer purchased for the pr-
Pose securing purrhas. this sale Is made for
The purpose OF pay The purchase aforesaid am atr
lied To saw aforesaid will make all
and proper 10 the purchaser perfect M tile upon
the payment satisfactory arrangements for their pay
men the bonds by said Spencer the said Trustees
for aaid purchase money
The terms If Of the above property viii he made known
on the day Of SALE will accommodating the circu-
stances will allow Actin. Trustee, will convey such tile
only a. vested in me by said deed ~ -
y The of the above Described Tact Of Land Is post
poned until 3t Of January 1914, nj which time VIII Ger
ianly take place, on the premises. ~ . . 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

CONCORD AEAUEHY-The Session Of this Institution
u viii the first of FEBRUARY, and terminate
Io pr Juue Sit of instruction., comprising the
language. and Sciences extensive that Of any Academy
the Union. -.
IrumSF For bolri and tuition, including washing, bedding and
fuel. 100, pm, able in advance.
Parents and guardians may wish place their and
wards at this Seminary requested direct their letters 10
Concord Academy Caroline county, Va, addressed Ia the sub
scriber. +. W, u'i,i'MaN
University Virginia: DR. E. T. Scott Speaker ut the Senate
C. w G,uch, Es,.,s Richmond; William Giinns ESQ., New
Jersey: Col Nnrircai Cuoke,s Portsmouth, Robert C. stanard
lsl Richmond. James W. pegram,. do Col William H.
Jo,non Petersburg joel ilolieman Esq., Isle OF Wight WIN
John j. iiason Southampton lion. William Rivcs, Washing
tom Cen Bayly Accoinar: " H. Crhs, Cincinnati Ohio
Gen,Irmcn had. who at present have, sous or
wards members of the Institution.
he II Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

EAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of Deed Of
y cxecmed by John Christian Trustees for GER
tain purposes described, which deed bears date the TWEEN
riet day ISIS, and Is OF record in the Court Of Charles
cy Couuy l proceed the eth day of February next,
nj the Beacon Office News Rooms, the Borough Of Norfolk 10
sell hsS b.rr for cash Tract of Land lying in the
said county Charles city called NEW WESTBUki, supposed
contain 200 500 acres and situated between Bcrk
lev and Shirley This estate is understood 10 be valuable and
the tile nispuiae; but, acting Trustees shall convey
only such title a. s vested in by the said deed.
JOHN A. MACkINDER Tr,s,sss
Il. McCANDlSH,
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-yIf-apTE REAl. ESTATE. &c, AT AUCTION

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE &c, AT AUCTION
- me N. firm Of Coon clarke the subscriber surviving
partner deems advisable to sell at pubic aeo' con-
mencnc the the 7h day Of this month tJanuary at II
o'clock and continue from day to day, The following pro-
perry. VIZ: $50. -, ,., .os; ,d ,,.,o;sso ,e,,
the Rel Tavern fronting Main street now aud for long
time past, occupied by Co ton Coz about 10 feet and extend
my hack n. ar 40 feet, 10 an alley.
he three Lots on Gary street. each % feet 'front.' extend
ing back on and parallel h street, about lo feet 10 IL
alley designed make Of this property seven lotsnree
on cary Of ,! eet, and running back 06 eet eac
then 18th street four lots moe' each OF u iee' on n
street and o II back To feet. :
wo three story brick and slated buildings at the corner OF
and s, streets Mason's HAIL. fronting feet ON slh
street, and extending back the line o The Masons nan pro
n ,,vo story Wooden Building adjoining property,
fronting on 18Th and extending back to the line OF the lot
I've vacnnt Lots adjoining above property each 2 feet
fronting on street. and extending back TO the line Of the Ma
One half Of the square and streets and 18th and
a6 streets church ilil occupied by Wn CLARKE on
which dwelling he occupies and various other buildings
ms property designed divide into lois before the
day plat of which will he duty exhibited in time for
The Coal Yard Island Opposite Rockets and Port Mayo
James Rvrr and the South by Creek, which
first, Coal Yard, with stage &C. and sub
s,,ntia well ~ brick Lumber house, covered with
lin NOV renting 500 per annnm besides other Improve
OTTER parts Of me ta Is divided INTO various
rit Of in The county of Chesterfield, bounded ny James
$50 acres good portion OF which Is wood iand
very Convenient 10 navigation. - .c,r, J.,
Ches: fled county ncry the of The late firm of H. &
A. Woodbridge n Co THIS property, few years since, was
very valuable indeed and doubt will prove so on be-
n ,oney explored and worked The coal field it, by per
son. Of Judgment such is thought extensive and The
coal of the quality
One 81 horse power Engine, pipes in and above
The shaft Of the old Lothian Coal Companies Works. III the
county of Chesterfield.
sis Of the Stock Of The Creek Coal Mining Company
- ,o do do 4 Kanawha Seek
) do Exchange II"te Company Stock -
Terms IF sale for Real cash, and the
h,inea IN SIX aud twelve months csdt-and for The personal
onrry terms named The sale will take place ~ The
ou'i '"'' s' ff Surviving Partner.
D'Tt'''. and 4 A-ls' Ao,''o"sers.
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Thmsdau. Jan II, loi4.
GEN ATE

Several petitions were presented and appropriately
referred. .... -.
Numerous reports were made from committees rela'
tive TO private claims observation-disclosures.
resolution was adopted calling for further iniofma-
ton relative 10 Pea Patch Island
After a lonn debate the bill tor the relief OF Edward
Kennard passed ,
The Senate then went into Executive session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ABOLITION.
Mr. J. CAMPBELL, from the Committee Tor the
District of Columbia, made report on pe''''on %
,,ia or , oct,ort in The St.t, OF Nsw York, for a
rsvsion of the laws of the District of Columbia The
Commune e. reported that they had examined the pc
ti,ion. and were unanimously of opinion that it was
of class of papers the reception OF which was pro-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
~ TuoMAS RICHIE y SONS.
# the Richmond Enquirer.

,.ai,shed .ares cses eaT'Ns .as .'.
~ '"s ,,ssrt 'oees aa,,ag t'' co." -
sf..t star ~s.' rrEMs OF SCBSCRtPIloN. months
% ~ snanm and Three Dollars for siI m1h nns
~ Five o ), o,,d IN IN. Office. remeo .! 'n''f
,ane'e %" & ner annum Al end OF the year; d and
G' i tot office may ne -. ~, postcgc Of all
= au lies :, the risk OF the Editor; e inr,s letter
~, ' ''ns -, Wrnsrs-(The postage OF Of
u any account TO the wrl,ei nsrates serious
Is sca'{' ." ~, ,xtensive business, when
au q: h vi, ray for nine papers, annually
,sGIo GRATIS. TERMS OF ADVERTISING, = esp,.:for
- !, teen lines, or less, hrst'nse'ui'h' -
ca, ~ be accompanied with the advance
s,tory references, 10 , ~ i'm rer annum,
r9 q 3>e alvssns may amount =, en- If 10 prr cent.
IutA"Se ,ad. o( 20 per cent? ana 70 u' i,. f,ends
IN. earnest solicitation ., nmmLer Of yearly adver-
"a't Il altogether unnecessary !" s -, ;hr whole
the 'ke! 70 sgS% Of our paper
sale f ,ne that an annua week IN eprg
eeN Nil appr't - rev he strictly limited however, !" e
pape: SNeH ~ olr general terms-and 10 s hayond the
n, mast pay ,ss nrvege OF their adver
,as - ey please, without any
IRE tso'is. are ta' 'sr@s W ~ $40
For square 40
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Payable quarterly. u;,c,s from the country, Wheaese'
Sanwri,ingis a; ~ q. nrrnschood
eaed BY the sniorsaon or Every that has
- IN n,.yrn, in positions ana quiz, & case mon
lore unavan." must, Nv ~. name oil Postmaster
No
.7i'.s ts.rrtion, shall hereafter be "rriah
49,, inc in ,vanoe ard iot year e., Thai shorle
a. - f., shu.ter tiu,c and paid Tor IN "
time 80 oTdtfta -. 20 M ord ef of any and un
srhet unless paid Tor IN advance VI M - r.qnId ia
hi "a -or,- known aud aoceSSoe fe' g., nuh
is'eee y, his payment Bnt, in ease OF an o"e ' INC
"e .;,hnut ntyIneu from new suoS W." 49,, ron
-, a. ;,h The conditions, Z stusie tu'loel ma. "
t ar scrc.naanic ~, copy OF tnS " ,v may he
~, names al all subscribers whose a, ~ M onen
IN, p,biisher and vino may REMAIN M On. advanccd
~. on q: two from the ilhe VIZ
a.ci' 49, An. shall erased fron me s ' ] - ~
-: vac Resolutions ef te Edf'r3 ti.t:,s v;s
some al the results ol tne '"i'.'
,S si,,.r ry,. renee If the Editorial Corp ,s9s
u.' ~ Al RctionG on tht i'i '' ~,
tia - y ns determined l"ahiur. ~,
ny 20, mend snioir own interests REQUIRE au %
Q, ' item. several tihe Aner'c'.i presses arc @
ole ,..s custom Cash fsymcHtS' y" r",s % %
NO @ 10 M abuse pf the Gredit System tau 'e ta''o "
s IN, great diricnly consists III ne 'iahso' t..
r. ,hr other Sew tandnc the Resolutions ei 'n
conventions have been induced l." commune
a., ghcrihrr Book whc afe ~ arrears L" th
~ .t change The name 9" ever!
Is IN THIS rrrd.tafen VIII positively 'i' w.
=, .lr rr.lr.r rrln-nt cf our aeNi volume. n.
..p,Sosr.f That recommended 10 the oots o
w ,hfo.bout the Commonwealth To- puhi'>'. al I've YEA" "a
..r amer, their advertising. and hat they 'is u"
10 he same: that these prices he always su'' d. !"
aiyr fair conn, rs ,tion the labor performed"
60 ResoutOn ofthe Ej,tcria! Contention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

NTOTIcE-Ry virtue of two deeds of Trust, executed 10 the
~ subscrb by Mack Goodcone executed to William
bearing date the 18th December l5iO, the oher eAecuu
10 fery L. oode and bearing date The en- Gay OF NAY
1911; and duly admitted to record IN the CLERK oce o. 'nc
ed we will on TUESDAY, the 3h DAY oi January, leii pro-
public auction 10 Tie highest bidder nI cash.
tbr Land which the sad Mack Coode
resides lying aud being the lower end OF Charlotte county, adj
ionng tie lands Caungon Charles H. Robertson and
containing hnded aud seventy be the same
more or less land said 10 be valuable and the title ndis
ulube hut acting Trustees Will convey such title only as
: WILLIAM BACON, r,,s,ses
II. NJ L. GooDE,
L., o 1i-2awlwt
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NEW GOODS.


CHINA, QUEENS HIRE and GLASS-Sepf, 1913
,u,IIE subscribers have open, in Store, well selected
stock Of and pretty gonds, consisting Of Printed IN 20
Iors Coosed Edged &c, Ware Of every descriptions ch
and ne CUT Pressed aud Plain Glass OF French
German and American manufacture; German SILVER 'ritann
hest English Plated Cnsors: Toilet and other a
ss English and American Ware, &C., &c-ai which we
offer y the package reacked suit purchasers al reaso
BILE prices, and on the usual credit. . 90
Importers Of China Glass, &C.,
Dan, & 33-wtf Three doors above the Bell Tavern