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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

RIOTS ExPEcrED.-Two orthree riots have taken
place in this city, and as many in Brooklyn, in re-
ference to the approaching elections for the city
government of each. Those fighting politicians
ought to be allowed to thrash each other well.-
All peaceable men will keep out of their way, and
let those men of war belabor each other to their
hearts content.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

The SCOTTISH MENDCANT.-We perceive that
the Rev. Messrs. Cunningham, Burns, and Chal-
mers are now in Boston on their begging mission
for the Scottish Kirk. It is probable that they will
raise more money in Boston than in any other city
in the country. They are very liberal in that quar-
ter, and ought to give these gentlemen as much as
thew can,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

YouNo KATE, Or ttESCuE: A Tale OF the
Great Kanawha Two volumes in one. Harper
and Brothers, 80 Cliff street. This is the title of
anonymous, original American noyel,qst issued as
just commenced. 1t is spirited probable in its in
cidents and very interesting Those who guess al
its character and story from its title, will mistake
national and social evils, as well as local peculiar
ties, are happy and effective. 1t is sold for two
shilings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05
d7-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.


sAPARILLA Gentian and Sasaras prepared by the New
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor
he suppression Of quackery. This Powerful extract
repaired by scientific and medical men will be found in
nara, who totally ignorant Of the medicinal proper
OF the roots from which they make the extract In ell
arising from impure state Of the blood such
oula salt rheum ulcers chronic rheumatism pimples
usules the face body modes pains in the bones
ints and all complaints arising from improper
single bottles at 10 cents each, Of halt dozen SO so
dozen So carefully packed and sent to all parts Of
.e Union. Office OF the college, IS Nassau ST.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N. B. liberal discount to country practitioners and
unedicna vendprs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

BIBLE MEETING was a meeting of the
Bible Society at their room in Nassau street yes
terday evening, tor the purpose of taking into con-
sideration the question of continuing Mr.. Fanshaw
as their printer 1t seems that serious difficulties
have taken place between the printer and the So
ciety-not religious difficulties, but difficulties in
relation TO- the prices for doing the work. rather
curious debate took place, which we shall endea-
vor to give tomorrow, with the whole philosophy
of the affair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

WESTERN WArERs.-At Louisville, March %, 9
feet water in the channel and falling. At st. Louis,
March g. there 10 feet water in the channel and fall
ing At Psburg, March 26, feet water in the channel
At Wheeling March &C. 10 feet water in the channel and
falling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

% BADNESS AND Loss OF HAIR is CAUs.
"a by want of healthy action of vessels which throw on
The perspraiion fiom the head Odrdges Balm oil 20
umba is expressly designed to restore the capillary yes
sells of the hair to their former healthy circulation and is
the only preparation that has been known to produce
hair on bald heads which 1t has done In numberess
cases, and will never fail when used according to drec
ons II keeps the head Tree from scuff or dandruh and
gives the hair beautiful glossy appearance To be had
at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

013- TO BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY. 9th
April No. Of HEWET'S ILLUMINATED AND H.
Illustrated SHAKESPEARE, edited by Guan C. YER
planck with illustrations by Robert w. Weir This
Der is embelshed with 10 superb engravngs making 80
engravings that will have been issued and the numbers
aud 8, which will complete Hamlet, will contain from 10
TO 10 ore engravings one ofwhch will be the fronts.
pieceto the play designed by Robert w Wer and print
ed in tints. n. w. HEWET Publisher,
236 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

McCULLocK's GEOGRAPHICAL GAZETTEER. PAR
XI of this indispensable work, commencing the
second volume, has just been issued by, the Har-
pers The edition is very convenient and 1t is one
bers are printed upon small type in double columns,
and the work is accompanied by handsome maps Of
all the principal regions of the earth The success.
sve numbers are sold at Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

n}- LADIES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK.-iT
looks bad Il Injuries the skin and make II look yellow
Try Jones' Spanish Lilly White 1t gives the face or neck
pure e.lke, alabaster whteness Sold at the Sign OF
the American Eagle 81 Chatham St; State st. Bos.
ton or Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05
Through rolling ages destin'd to endure;

1fnu anous n0W-oI iutuIc ,aHG Cop,,
fhy- SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S POPULAR CORN
SALVE meets with the most favorable patronage as an
extraordinary remedy II is sure cure without incon-
venience or pain Sold at DR. Minors corner OF John
Grand and Bowery, Park Row. Examine particu-
larly the labels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

IMPORTANT FROM CALIFoRNIA.-All authentic in
formation from upper California is becoming maj
ter of general interest and tends to make people &C
quaned with the actual truth the advantages of tina
country We have learned fact unknown to us before
viz that the American coonists the Oregon have OF
ganized government and put it in operation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

D3- 81 WOULD AS SOON THINK OF BEING
without loaf Of bread in my house without box Of
Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor Salve the constant
clamaonof manywho have experienced tsblessed effects
nstantaneousy curing burns scalds stab BRUISES
chaes, old sores piles blind or bleeding and all naa
maory complaints But beware of limitations of Daley's
Exercise caution you doubt enquire of your neghbors
there few but have used the blessed remedy If II.
DALEY be not written with pen every box avoid it
poison and bay Dalleys New York Agency 81 Walker
street. first from Broadway Beware of offers at half
price-Mr Daley has not reduced his price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

n}- NEW AND ELEGANT ALTAS.-Wc are gra
tilted to learn that modern Atlas such is wanted
to illustrate the geographical works extant and now pub
ton Of Mr. II. s Tanner The publisher, Mr.. 7. H. Tan
ner proposes issue the work in 81 numbers at inter-
walls of two weeks each to contain three coored Imperial
quarto Maps, at % cents a number.
Thus it will be that Atlas such is usually
sold for SIS $lswi be furnished at the very small
Of SIS per copy. It will to illustrate all the
modern geographical works. and a companion to
McCuochs Dictionary, will be found every way sa-
sacory. In connection with either OF those works, the
proposed Atlas will be found most valuable body OF geo.
graphy it ill be the cheapest work othe kind ever pub
ished in this any other country.
The first number containing the Western Hemisphere,
Eastern Hemisphere and England, will be issued on We'd
nesday next from the publishers Office, No. 1853 Broad
Way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

ay- DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR |
from 81 Courtandt street Price reduced to Is per
box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

90 RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TURE-For the permanent of primary secondary
syphilis, and all affections produced by an improper
Of mercury This powerful Alternative should be used by
all persons suspectng venereal faint in their system
from former disease 1t is warranted to all mpu
rites ftom the blood Sold, in single bottles, 81 each
Of half Dozen S. carefully packed. and all
parts Of the Union Office Of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, % Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
MA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05
Court OF Common Pleas.
This Court adjourned over to Saturday.
Amusenents.

AMERICAN MusEuM.-The giants made their ap,
pearance yesterday at the American Museum, and
the manager completely with the crowd who
came to- see them They are to appear again today and
those who could not get in yesterday will have an orpor
tuny of getting sight at these wonderful specimens
humanity. To-day you will have to go early fyou wish
seats, as the Museum will no doubt be crowded. The
Ethiopans perform for the last time but to-day and
night They give grand performance with others, this
afternoon at O'clock and in the evening also Don't fail
Of seeing them.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-ln these days OF great cleo
ton excitement, where there is such vast falling
off Of the patronage Of other theatres il is surprising to
what extreme extent this house holds its and
increases This goes to show that the public will appre
caie real talent and enterprise wherever may be onn
and should Devena continue to pursue the same liberal
course that with which he has begun, he may antic
pate speedy fortune Tonight, the bill is one OF ex
citing interest For the first time Of this season. Stevens
spectacle drama, called the Spy Of st. Mares in
which Connor plays Homodet and Mrs Preston, Blanca
and after songs and dances by Hiss Wood Mr. wnans and
MIR. Brooks the capital farce the Weatherceck-Nliss
Reynolds and Mr. Conner playing the chief characters
Let be in mind that Miss Reynolds benefit takes
place on Saturday night when splendid bill will be pre-
sened and that the benefit of Mr. Ninans not far dis
tan Persons who prefer in the pit ofthis house
may be assured that from the improvements recently
adopted this rendered comfortable and slightly loca
ton as any in the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

From NASSAU, N. ply the James Power, al
Baltimore, we have received cur papers, but they
contain little of interest except ship and shipwrecks
account of which will be found in full under the ma
rine head
Six hundred and fifty bales of cotton had been saved
from the wreck Of the British ship AYRSHIRE, lost near
Nassau and advertised 10 be sold for the benefit Of
all concerned.
The Governor has in view to import from the Havana
portion OF the captured Africans there under the care
ofthe Mixed Commission !" but we should think the
Bahamas were well supplied with enough of the same
class of aborers nothing Of their own host eman
cipated slaves:
His Exoeency, the Governor, having received q
communication from the Superintendent of liberated Afr
at Havana dated the Goth ult. inqurng If liberated
Africans aborers from thence wanted in this colo
n.y. notice hereby given that returns agreeaby to the
number Of African labOrers wanted by Individuals who
willing to defray the expense of conveyance from ia
to this colony, will he received at this oice"US
Gaz, .4pril a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

DISTINGUISHED VIsrroR.-Our Office was yester-
day honored by visit from the celebrated General
Radavcauf, the rival of General Tom Thumb, who
is now holding his levees daily at Peales Museum.
He is still smaller than Tom, and is quite good
looking, COED humored and funny little fellow.
Great crowds go to see him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

DEPLoRABLE OCCURRENCE.--An unfortunate
event occurred last Monday morning at Twelve
Mile Grove Is miles west OF Rockford person by tn.
name of Andrews had pre- empon right to tract OF
land which he had occupied for years and upon
which he had just erected house. However an ndivi
dual named Morris Perce either through fraud or some
mistake of the land officers procured certificate for
the same tract and moved his determination take pos
session He accordingly repaired with three others by
the Of Sumner all armed to the house built by An
drews and they entrenched themselves in it, barricsdng
the doors, &c. The neighbors generally, regarding An
irews the righu possessor of the land took part with
him. and some twenty Of them armed themselves with
rifles. SC, and proceeded to the Of action. A gun
fired from the house, when three discharges imme
lately took place from the outside ball from one Of
the guns hit Percc passing through his heart end also
through an arm of one OF the Summers Perce instantly
Jumped out OF window, about ten feet and dropped
Town dead Another ball grazed the forehead OF one oil
the Summers. Perce left wife and three children The
sheriff had proceeded to arrest the parties aud they were
TO be taken to Rockford for examination Chicago En-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

arz- THE EAST INDIAN HAIR DYE WILL CO.
lo the hair but not the skin At 81 Courtlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

o. The GRAND FOURIER CONVENTION COM
menced yesterday in Clinton Hall-all the apostles
present A full report will be found in this days
paper. The Convention meets again to day in the
same place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

The STREETS. that we have dry weather,
again we have the dust flying all over the city.
In wet weather the streets are impossible on ac-
count of the Dirt in dry weather the atmosphere
is filled with dust to an immense height. And thus
il will be, growing worse and worse, until we get
complete city reform.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

OCEAN HorEIs-There has been another splen-
did floating Hotel added to the many already on
the Atlantic; and there now seems to be quite
competition between the owners of those on shore
and of those on the ocean to reach perfection in
the comforts and magnfcence Of their palaces.
All are familiar with the Aston and other houses
on Broadway, and the Liverpool and other fine
packet ships on the ocean. These are famous IN
their way, and their success has led to the con-
struction of another packet ship or Ocean House.
which is now ready to take in transient boarders
This new ship called the Indiana, and is really
very fine ship. She is one of Stanton Il Frost's
line Of New Orleans Packets, and will be COM
manded by Captain Bennett, who has been long
time in that trade In size, the Indiana is. we
should think, about eight hundred tons, and fitted
up in the most agreeable style, with poop deck.
1t is recollected that the poop decks now added to
every ship, were introduced by Mr.. Collins in his
great ships, and have become as popular they are
useful and necessary.
In the Indiana there are all the latest improve
ments in ship building and those going south will
like heras means of conveyance, and her captain
as a gentlemanly and skilful navigator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA.-Captain Roberts, o
the schooner Ursula, from SAM Juan, whence hi
sailed the 18th February, reports the market TO
American produce dull, and very little In store
H. B. M. brig of war Griffin had recently arrived
to settle the indemnify money due the government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

Very LATE FROM CHNA-The Helena, CAPTAIN
BENJAMIN, arrived last night in 80 days passage from
Canton. This is remarkably short run.
What news she brings is OF very undressing
character. It is into January. Since the settle
ment of her difficulties with the " outsde barbara
ans" China seems to have settled down quietly,
and with a better knowledge of the rest OF the
world This knowledge will, of course, give us
great advantages in all future time in our intercourse
with the Celestals and there isnow every prospect
that China will, in few years, be thrown open as
America is, for foreigners to roam over and abuse.
lMpoxrANr FROM HAYTI-The General Marion,
Captain Shepherd, arrived last night from Port au
Prince. Weare indebted to Capt s. for LIE P'ogues
and the annexed. 1t seems that the recent
outbreak has a wheel within a wheel-that the
French are at the bottom of flowing, probably,
to their late defeat in their negotiations with the
existing Hayden Government. But the following
tells the whole story -
Gen Rviere the President, at Arab within thirty
miles Of st. Domingo with one division Of MS army con
with artillery The nsugent force is estimated at from
200 to 10000 The Presidents son. COL Dec Herard,
who commanded one Of the regiments stationed at St
Domingo, with all the force that sided with him, were
liberated parole and the Colonel had arrived Fort a
Prince Jacme A Col Pimentel took possession OF a
insurgents The town mostly inhabited by mahogany
cutters, who away. On hearing OF the march OF
the President. they assembled by night and took the
Colonel prisoner with his papers, and sent him to head
quarters Amongst these papers, was one Purporting to
be negotiation between the insurgents and the French
government through the French Consul lately stationed
at st Domingo The French offering to supply money
arms with the aid of 10 900 men, if necessary on
condition that they were to receive the island SANTANA
lat the eas naval depot and to have the original
French part of the island restored to them. This, oil
course, had excited vast deal of indignation.
difficulty took place between some OF the oifcers Of
II B M sloop Ewrydice and the Haytens 1t appears
amused themselves with knocking nuts down from
the trees &C. saorke when guard appeared and drove
them their boats at the point of the bayonet The next
morning this repeated. They then went on board,
and arming their boat went ashore and captured the
whole guard and took them into town and there delivered
them the authorities The matter was not settled
when the G. NJ left.
FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA.-Captain Roberts, OF
the schooner Ursula, from SAM Juan, whence he
sailed on the 18th February, reports the market for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13

ALL persons having claims against the Fs'et. ~ the
n late .,ndolph Harrison, of El& I'LL, deceased are
rrq es.rd TO prese them for settlement, ana al 'ss
,n,.h,,d TO said Estate 10 make pawn ut Mr. Pettoa
arriso. is authorised 10 settle all accounts and trans
ara all business connected with said Estate Mr. iafi'
son may h- found at Elk ii after the LIST Gay ni sep
Wi mace their claims in The hands of Mr. u C"up'ano
gandoph, they will he .,tended 20 ,n,,,o,
HENiNGHAM C. HARRISON,
Administrative. with the will annexed.
of r. HaII, on, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13
PUBLIC NOTICE TO THE OWNERS OF DELlN
QlJENr LANDS IN VIRGINIA.

ArDIroR's OFFICE, Goth July, lsfi.
LII. De sons interested info med, that the lists OF
n Lands and Lots returned delinquent for The non
payment of taxes since the year ie4o now IN the
course Of preparation, and will be forwarded III ela To
Nv Sheriff. ani collectors of the several counties ana
twps WI II instructions make 81 OF so much oil sn'd
Lands and Luts may be ary To pay taxes da
mares and ether charges. II is proper IN poprie'.,
especially nonresidenis who ma; moi nave piu tnrr
ta,es ri. MD correspond tli this office thc subeo:
In the course Of this Summer the ensuing rail- IT they
desire III obtain pron,i ply 10 their enInirs al
su COMMUNICATIONS the land should " pnreu,rV ae-
scribed 80. r. y ENin,
Auditor Of Public Accnnn's
q ,,,a,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13

II. persons having claims against the Estate OF The
N Iate Randolph Harrison, ST., deceased, OF Clnon,
r,as,rd a. IRE se OF ,hr-aId all those ind~bted {"
sad Fsta,e 10 make paym-ut. mly c fond Al E'k
III IN the county ar Goochland, ai.er ht is, d." OF
scasm,a, nrrt PEYT0N HARRISON,
Admr de bonis non, " ill the will annexed,
of Randolph Harrison, ST deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13

GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
DARRlSH 4 BEAZLEY beg leave To inform their
customers and tDe puhlic senerl lily, That they have
renewed q tenement No. "a, Cary street, nearly oppo.
ste rir former sand and few doors below The street
ding from Mayos Bridge where they prepared to
lrsh ev " description Of Goods In the Grocery line
ana. good terms as any other bouse in the CITY, They
also propose To do a
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
and are now prepared 10 attend TO selling any articles
,p-odnce which their friends may consisn to them,
t-t.r- their hest efforts obtain, In every case, The
bi.1es' market price
~, rni 1oyneEt and who has practical knowledge Of
,sc Tobacco trade, will attend particularly TO that
btanch OF the business.
AnI.2 .0-Ol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13

r ULLAM, PRESTON & CO, Tor eco
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Eict and. To.-Makc liberal advances on con-
signmrnts 10 their address.
Junt Is l-i-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13

DoBERr HILL & BROTHER, .aUCHo.fhHkS,
IL SIT rAvrnx, Richmond, rn.-The Subscribers te,-
~, THU, thanks their friends and the public u" Tue
r. patronage hey have received, and take this r"-
toi 10 inform Ih. tia they still carry on the same
bu>,,-s,. =: the 81. Tavern, and hope or con'nIa-
,,na OF thsr fivors. Thay attend nadcrariv 10 tue
selling and firing Of Negroes both publicly and private
is and 10 he sal. o Houses and Lots in Eichnond ana
vicinity r. we'll as the sale Of y kiads ot Produce.
Taey III! always he fo,nd 80 the Dell Tavern
ROBERT HILL & BROTHER.
t,rac 23-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13

- UNAWAY IN IAfI.--N Taz-weil Court-hoisr,
Ia Virginia, hmnawa, Seeio l. now IN jail, who
"a Is himself HENRY. He is about = or ~ yeas Of
age dark mnatto, feet or five inches hl!h: .lnw
spoken hat IN, when committed, cray casino: panra-
looms aud ronnd Jacket. lie read and write. TIE
owner of said nrgrn requested IL come forward prove
property pay charges aud take AIM a'"ay, or he viii
be dealt with according To law
July ls-n6w J. Y NASH, Jai'or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13

RIO ". ID. ;,AVlS.-TaAe notice, that shall on sa-
1 turday, the i.;h Ausu . ls4i at the Courthouse,
in tn tow, @; Lewiston, in Lrnenours county, ana
STAT OF Virginia. tax the dispositions OF Christopher
Anderson 81. Sanue Craaley md ,thess, - e reaa
as -yd-nce in suit p.nu:ng IA the Circuii superior
Co,r, Of Law and On merry for Cumberland coun'y,
Virginia in when you are Plaintiff and Josiah NJ.
Young and others, Defendants.
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, ia.
mi, ,c 29 :dt
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LOOK OUT FOR BARG ,INS.-CLOSiN9 UP ar


LOOK OUT FOR BARG .INS-CL0S!NG UP ar
COST
T E0NARD & co. having found It necessary 10 close
II their business il tris city, return their gtae''
thanks the public generally for the hnera patronage
ih.y recei-ei. We now selling our SUCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES and TRUNKS at cost Among whiss
arc-
Iron and wo,d frame Travelling Trunks
;.'dcS', gents. and children's Caters, ShPs, sc.
Nen's, boys and servants Shues. In variety
Misses ana chIren's shoes, Gates AID Tici
Ladies Kid and Morocco Slips. Caters aud dnskins
Rto,Zr, C"ored and Back half do DE-.
For rar gains please call on u, as we are poi'ivcy
Closing up. LEONARD GO go Main street,
door below L. II. Jenkins Dry Goo store.
A., . o5-ff