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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

NyOTICE-By yirl,. Of deed executed by la
the fret day oi May 1873 and
MerkirnhuTg
for The purposes the said trust viii offer ior sale, on Ed
SESDAY a day Of January, lsii At the residence q" sih
cCarco in the county of Mecklenburs the property conveyed
deed. The property consists OF the Farm on "hch e
said McCargo relies containing eo acres, Is sain 10 ne e9'u
qualify, well adapted the culture of tobacco corn wheat ana
oats TIE mprov r"od dwelling house anh a' ne
ces>ary Ten likely Nrer"s stock Z" iiotsr oss
and attic Household ana hlchrn
Furniture. Plantation Utensils. &c Terms made known on
day sale The title I" the above property believed 20 Ne
good hut acting shall only convey such a vested
J.No. II. riN|h' '"'t.,
Dec ol-M'us
; pnSTPo NEMENT.-Tle above sale is postponed 10 the
18Th OF February 1884 will take place on the PREMISES
J. K. FINCH, Trustee:
Ovid
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T-I,-.1I- Land on James R;cer For sale.

rxDCR decree of the County Court of Cesterled III lr
r,sc Of Manlorc SC Manove, &c. we SHAT, on ga
rliRiaY the II day Of February nrs ON the premises sen
,, ;,bc., ,cr tGrt uf about o1l acres,
,,t lnn,vreut. heing the land of which The late loaS
;,, Jed se,.d Ii-s James River cnHtgt"Hs 10 me
," ~ ~, ,h Turner Charles Wmsnn and others, ani
',uase Mr. Atkins plantation called Nrrina -,
T,KM,-Onr- fourth Of the purchase money WIN f eu'.e" :"
M ,a,dy nm credit q, IL AMI 10 months ne Ihf-
win be- required give hi. negotiable notes wel-eor
s.", " . ~ ~ DAVID MAY, ron,,s
a"".s =, o, -, r. X MEADE,l wv" 80
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no W. u. DAVIS notice, thai SHALL on The END
day of March, 1884, Pleasant Grove IN h- county ot La
nrr and state of Virginia. take The epu,tons al Christie
ur Anderson Samuel Crau!ey and others {" he read rs "r
enrr in suit pending the Circuit Suprr" Count Of Law and
cbancery for Cumberland County Nrania, IN which
plaintiff and Josiah NJ Young and olrrs .lc defendants
i CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, JR.
-w
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The has discovered another Spring the of
rxoed very highly by those who have used ie aud
they are certainly very strong the virtues OF these
there might be much sad hundreds Of certificates might be
Inn. u I4-tf FRANCIS a. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

LANES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue al a Deed OF
Trust John b. Christian Ia ~ a. Trustees i Ger
tain described which deed bears hate Tue
teth June l5, and vi record IN the ,n o Nha
CAV County shalt proceed, the 9Th day OF February nea'
a. Inc raron Office Rooms the Borough :" NORFOLK I"
sell Ia the highest bidder for cash, Tact ol Land yine III 'n
county called NEW WESI ~ M snprosIu
ley and Shirley. This is understood t." br valuable, anu
The lille ndispuiahe; but, acting as Trustees we sa convey
unly such tuIe As is vested by he said decd
| ' ~ JOHN 4. MAcKINDER, Tustr,s
K. McCANDlSH,
| >,o, Std
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u,Ts g cAps-rAIL & WINTER pAT1

| WILLIAM F. RITCHIE, hTrosSer AZ 10"
| w Office on Main street, above the bah'
I nar 4
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1T,RIlST SALE OF VALUABLE SEGRuEs.-ln pursuance
If The n,oy,.ons of deed NJ Ir executed Ia TIE sD.cp'I
Nc Edmund BARBOUR recorded in the Clerks Office o Orange
ny lm tlr undersigned will offer for SALE ut Grange u
A. on MONDAY 10Th day uf February next uia being 'u
ay Ia The s htcr public auction, Tor CASH. hVr WY
valuable and w"nrn ne Ht'e y
believed Ia be unqne stionabehut selling trustee the ci
viii only convey such ts ~ Is vested ~ IN, " w
aforesaid. LIN IL d. hi''''''''',i 81 "a,
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AW NOICE-1ie subscriber has removed his office TO ie
IL basement story h residence, The OF 9Th aLd
Streets Opposite Office The Mutual Assurance Society lie
found his office, when not in attendance tagaln re
sunrdl % of the Courts If The City.
TO CAIMANTSIhc subscriber, after IN interval 81 SOME
year, tenders his services IL claimants on the Iovtr
meat United States the Stale of Virginia. for revol
onary services any demands. whether arising unr
otherwise. His experience In attending 10 scn
enable him. most %hrcihey are wen nhu
the information Ia sustain
The advantage of that rxperirncehs familiarity WIN
subject. dgen attention. stimulated By the necessary
beginning life Of bsuess-he is willing 10 pledge
those who employ imlor moderate ecrtf r"hpes
such reasonable contingent commission as may he ste
Urged by such Inducements lie pledges All thf
and he may have eaerted HIS ts'deht M
Office 9th and streets, The swan lHeh' ''ei'
addressed 10 him will l,e pnnctma attended TO- cnprS
Richmond, 9TH Oc 1913 44-ly IhoM"3 "Nnr1,.
7 AW BOOKS, MAPS AND JOURNALS FOX SaLr'r-"'-
IL Randnph'S and Roh'n-"n- Reports q" eci
ions the Court Of Appeals and General Court "' 'rg""hf
last just published.
Ienug's Statutes nj Large, Is volumes.
Journal Convention l716 -. fl. -,
l77b Ia 1890. 49,.
Acts of Assembly complete from l2a9 to ls0, Inclusive
Ia,s. and snail Maps Of The state reduced prices.
WM. H. RICHARDSON, sec. Com. aud Librarian.
F-b.s o'-l
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lids BENJAMIN r. ALLAH bhto'
nor RENT OR LEAsE.-The subscriber offers for rent OIL
lease the Brick House King William Court house
A man capital who acquainted with ne business o.
merchandising, would do we'll To such an one tns SUBSCRIBE
assured that e present location offers many
Its water being within about Two miles :"
the Matapon the merchant great facility III Trans
porting goods and grain, with comparatively but niue OK
pense. stnation also, n the county seat beng Immediately
within the precincts the Tavern and Court house. affords many
opportunities and inducements 10 the community on rnhe nec
in the heart of the county ana p"phious
orIood active enlrrpns and prosperous people,
generally punctna and responsible llrn ;,
The house is new will undergo some few repairs and he
painted. tranay will also be erected and rented win
small Dwelling House. also built within year,
roos suitable for small family may be had ui Tie SUI
ANY letter addressed him, King William Court house, will
pee f0-aawlf W. n. GREGORY.
SUPERIOR JACK AND STALl.ON.-We have Tor sale 4
- frstra Jack and Stallion.
Dos CARLOS the Jack - hands hg heavy and well
popooned quick lively, active Colts la compare WIN any 10
The state wen known and foa s-tt"f rising years Old
order and really for got by the Old imported
Jack brought from Maorc, Ia the United states
snip Columbus, Commodore Banbrdse and IS oil The best
Stock, az a large jenny.
Reference quaic. produce il made 10 Carter Bray
tom Esq L. White, Esq, Gen Corbin Bsaston, Robert Iomlh
Esq &c Stallion vo,yc Tr,yry i fine rIood pav about
hands the couple, bread in ll- Ioin ana hs IN the
poe; show himself with beautiful and superior
horse lie eo 10y imported fanby celebrated ia" ca"yn;
weights long distances, ana Therefore peculiarly III 10 pro-
luce saddle well ns ace lie vas let Ia
few lat Spring for The hrs, ae ana Is 10" ''"s S
wear old, In fine order health anu vignr.
PEoGRrr-Youns Tranhy by impaired Irahby, ham ~ ae'
ry g d. Sir Archy . d. Sir Harry, d. chanicler z.
d. Mead.,s Old Ccer Mark Anthony, fmnap Jolly Roger,
Hon J. NJ. Bots, from whose stud Book The above - taken. H.
These will r sold low for cash. or on credit DE.
sired 10 sun the purchaser They in the rouny, hut
will attend the Democratic and Wing Conventions
hoping Ia find attendants who capital stock Of their
uoruniy Ii sod these animals Will be offered al
pubic '"''"" u '''''''' rEAkE, JONES !. WINSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

NrOTfcE-he subscriber offers sale, privately, his VA
~ f.UABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting oi
about of LAND $50 of which are Hat land I" rsi
rate u,a!iIy aud high OF Improvement TN GOOD
norton Of the high there line OF Ciovern the
production which land in Virginia Is superior All things
considered Amelia Springs Is certainly the most valuable pro
merry in Eastern Virginia. healthy, and lis waters
equal any Virginia. The Improvements On the place are
very large SUPERIOR all of the houses having brc erected
within There large BRICK ii"ei
three stories high spacious ball oor 80 feet by o. The
Ladies' sitting adjoining and nineodsn. tnois above ana
large the basement story Tn eacn
side of the Hotel there Is brink house, each Ut
feet length containing IL rooms There Is, LIKEWISE
framed building containing - rooms, and great number
rooms sufficient all In entertain some Do ~ bUo per
sons There also dining room" W eet ohe,
built of brick which sufficiently spic'nS Ia dine fo PERSONS
comfortable private rrsidrntr Located near ie
dining ruou The residence o those super
intending dining There also good store hni, ~
which there go. haness IN the mercantile me
There good hath hunSe, with eight fo"l appropriate"
bathing The equal III 'rshi' Tor CON
&c, -n. al brick sufficient !" contain ~
least - horses also frmc stable, sufficient 10 c"nin 10
horses The ward pleasure grounds having been IAN ""' ny
c-Ir,ra.ei English gJcnrr aud all the ni"r beautifully ue
corard with sirub-y ri different kinds makes tins nnsi
beautiful siiitrn The pus oraed IN tat surpassed
in Beauty by none the world. The waters of The ane'Gi
Springs have been analysed Dr. Bridges OF Philadelphia, anu
approved by Parish Of the place The following T.
the ANALYSIS compared with that o the White sulphur springs:
AMgLI. SPRINGS. WHITE SULPHUR SrMS"s.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
hNin pl
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HOIT ~ CO.'S OFFICE,
yr,Jfr the EJrhaHge bfel, E,rhmJHd. Iugtnt
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUARY, 1911.
> hnl ,,r

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No = for lsii Ia be drawn
NJ Alexandria H. saturday, the Eth of February, loi
drawn numbers OF -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-13

nm IN - ~ :.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not he ascritained, having RS
capped before The water reach
ed Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTTING MATCHES OVER THE CENTREvILLE
CouRsE YEsTERpAY.-Some of the best trotipg
that ever took place in this vicinity came
of yesterday The attendance was in accordance;
some 500 or 600 Of the most choice spirits were
present. The course was in first rate order, and
every thing was as could be wished.
The first race was a sweepstakes of 450 dollars,
ten miles in harness, each having l45 lbs for which
the following were entered-
Geo Ferguson, Of Albany, names b. m. Fanny jerks.
@ Metzzer names. .ch g. Neptune
Z. D. Bertine names. Dix m MISS fortune
VIM Webber names. DIX. h. Tom Thumb.
Mr. Bryantdrov Fanny jerks, in black jacket
and grey cap-Mr. Metzser in a red and black
jacket and blue cap, and Col Bertine in brown
jacket and black cap. AT the onset Berne lead
round the bottom at slow pace, closely waited on
by the others, each bidIng their time /; but at the
top Bryant went in front and came to the judges
stand two lengths in advance They kept in this
position round for the I'd mile, and came to the
Judges stand much as before. The four or five
other rounds were very similar. Ii was very evi-
dent that Bryant had il all his own way, from
what afterwards took place, he coming in at the
end OF the tenth mile some five or SIX lengths in
advance-Col. Bertne second. The other two
some ten or twelve lengths behind, completing the
ten miles in about % minutes SO seconds.
Immediately after match Of S20O-our mile heats in
harness.
Cornell names .gr & Grey Eagle.
r. Bumstead names b. z. Sleepy Davy.
This was rather one-sided affair; Sleepy Davy
had It all his own way throughout, winning with
apparent ease the two heats in l3 Is
In consequence of the shades of evening over.
spreading, the next match announced did not come
off
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Circuit Court.

Der 2Bowen vs. Secor In this case, noticed in yes
terday Herald the jury rendered verdict for plaintin
$200
John a. Nc Coi,tr and Douglas G. Nc Golfer VS. SewsH
Waie,house and Jvhn l. GrlGen. This was an actien o.
epaSs brought damages for alleged breach Of
agreement appeared that In July or August lsaa th'
plaintiffs commenced negotiation with one OF defend
ants (in) 10 purchase the stock and shop fixtures o.
the China and Crockery store 607 Broadway Convcr-
sations regard to the sale continued at various TINS
from August November when the plaintiffs concluded
to close the bargain the terms agreed upon IL wa
agreed that the stock should be sold n first cost and ths
certain improvemo nts should be made in the building
Pending this negotiation defendant tGrifn) i wos al
legged represented Of the plaintiffs that he had sol
out 10 the defendant, Waterhousc who was disposed
sell 10 the plaintiffs The bargain was finally concudee
the original terms On taking possession, the plain
tfs took inventory and found that the goods were a.
~ por cent under cost II was alleged that charge
500 made Cor alterations, was Incorrectly claimed
Adjourned over,
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
TheatrlcaIs.

Mr.. Macready did not make his appearance at
the Melodeon Theatre, Boston, until Wednesday
evening last, when the house was crowded to wit
ness this gentleman's representation of Hamlet
Among those present was the Hon. John Quincy
Adams.
Mrs Tmm concluded her engagement at the
Boston Museum on Tuesday evening, when Mrs
Hautonvlle, OF this city made her first appearance
II is stated that Mr.. Macready has invested the
greater portion OF what he has realized in this
country above his expenses 81, 900 dollars in Ohio
SIX per cents
Mrs Hunt made he nst appearance at the Eagle
Street Theatre, Buffalo, on Monday evening.
Professor Bronson is ecturng al Cleveland
Mr.. Cough, the Temperance lecturer is enlight.
ening the people of Portland with his views.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Personal Movements.

The Hon. David L. Seymour Of the city Of Troy, is
again nominated the democratic candidate for Congress
from the l2th district.
George D. Beers Of Ihica, has been nominated the
democratic candidate for Senator in the 9th district.
Bradford r. Wood OF the city Of Albany is the demo.
cratic candidate for Congress from that district.
Robert Z. Temple OF the city Albany, 8. c. Schuy
Ter Of Wsterves and Jeremiah Green Of Westerlo are
the democratic candidates for the Assembly.
Capt Stockton has received orders to hold himself In
readiness to go TO sea at any moment
The Hon. D. d Barnard for several years the distjn
guished whg member Of Congress from Albany has dc
clined being a candidate fer reelection.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Common Peas.
Before Judge Dolly

Before Judge Dolly
Oct D. Groehegan VS.. Hova,d The jury rendered 9
sealed verdict IN this noticed in yesterdays Her
aid, cents damages and cents costs.
.adoph Wsnz et. al VS.. Charles L. Sfswdrt-This was
action OF nssumpsit brought to recover the sum Of
$50, So being the alleged TO be due as advance
upon so bales OF hops hpped to Hamburgh in January
last for the benefit Of the defendant The plaintiff was
suited the gronnd Of irregular proceedings g.
Reynolds, for plaintiff McCane and Clark for defendant
Jacob LIE Roy vs. George Hathhorn-An action of as
sumps brought to warranty, in relation 70
the sale OF horses It alleged for the plaintiff
that Ct the horses proved unsound, contrary to
gagement II put in for the defence thst the horS
sound at tho OF the SALE Adjourned over to this
forenoon. For plaintiff, John Develin For defendant
j. Howe.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
NC PoRIs OF THE UNITED STATES.

Total. l27os85 l,3l374o 81, ,i22 1887
The aggregate increase in these ports amounts ~ 55
TONS This table is composed Of port in New York
in Pennsylvania in Maryland S in Massachusetts;
in Connecticut and in Maine and the tonnage owned
in the single port Of New York amounts third part Of
all owned in the ports included in the list Most Of the
onnage owned here engaged in the packet reghing
business while large tonnage of Boston and the other
ports of Massachusetts and Maine is engaged in the
fisheries The largest part Of the carrying trade con-
necled with foreign mporations is confined to the
tonnage Of this port. We very interesting table,
showing the proportion Of imports Into the United
States from each country carried in American vessels
and the proportion in foreign vessels: -
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

to CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY cuaZD.--Th
tcnic Mixture, prepared by the College Of Medicine
Pharmacy of the city Of Now York, Is confidently
commended for all cases iebify produced by secret
lulgsnce of any kind II is Invaluable
y Tor impotence stcriiity, bnrrennsss trness der
ing on malformaton.)
single bottea 81 each cases OF hall doLoI -;
ally packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
Oxec o. the College oi Medicine and Pharmacy es
sassaa street. W.5. ElCHARDSON. NJ. p, Agent
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
A munaeueuts.
to

NIBLo's.--Mss Taylor begs leave respectfully TO
inform her friends and the patrons OF this esta-
blishmens, that her benefit will take place tomorrow
riday) evening" October on which occasion variety
Of popular entertainments will be given being the las,
night but two OF the season.
CIRcUs.--Tbis elegant establishments since its
re.openns and remodeng has hecomc the great resort
Of strangers well families residing in this city The
lady equesrans have become the leading features in the
entertainments. tirs. Cole and Mira CULLEN are the
star.riders in the ascendant OF present
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

no SARSAPARILLA has long been known as the
most ef-ctua purifier Of the blood discovered and
id TO scroiuous complaints affections Of the skin
and all diseases arising from the abuse too frequent
Calome To get the strongest and best extract of this
them should be the obsc Of all troubled with he above
complaints The restorative virtues Of Extract of sarsa
parlla without ralle in the history OF medicine,
which fact is fully substana,sd by the immense quantities
that sod and by testimonials Of cures Of the diff
icu kinds OF diseases 1t is strong and in large
bottles any other preparation Of the same kind,
sold for the reasonable price Of fifty cents per bottle
per dezen and be found only at 81 Courandt street.
In this CITY
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

Our or PLAcR.-Parsons opening political meet.
ings by prayers. 1t would be about as appropriate
to begin duel with the doxology-or a milling
match by invoking blessing from heaven. Did
the devil say hls prayers before he entered para
disel
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

Uy- 1T Is NOT ALONE SUFFICIENT THAT A
lady should beauty enough attract and fix the
sttenon Of the sterner SEX but it is equally necessary
that she should make strong effort to its pepeiuation
otherwise she cannot expect that the LOVE OF cke
will survive the extinction of her charms The sncients
well understood tnis and find their poets aboundng
advice this head Ovid and Horace very
this subject and is stated by Catulus that when
Julia an ancient dame presented herself Manlus she
shone respenden by transparent skn rosy cheek and
lips and dark hair. Theocrus likewise speaks Of an old
lady 1.-THE whiteness whose skinwas above that OF the
finest marble of Paros !" That the anciens possessed
cosmetics for the preservation CT their beauty is un-
questioned
Ladies' Dr. GoURAuD positively undertakes to perform
the office by you His Italian Medcottd Soap will
eradicate all Freckles, Tan Pimples, Blotches, Spots
Blos, and make white the darkest skin his far famed
Poudrs Subtitle is potent for the entire destruction of su
rluous hair; his Liquid Vegetable Rouge will limpart
rosy tnge to cheek lip his Lily White will give the
skin the sonesof velvet and the delicate whteness OF
aabaster, and finally, his Gecian Hair Dye will turn red
white hair black by single application
Beware OF the vulgar and covetous counterfeers, and
he and positively buy nowhere else in New York
but at the Doctors store 81 Walker street, few doors
from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

DEMPsrER's CoNcEKT.-Dempster, that sweet vo-
cas, gives another concert tonight at the Society
Library Rooms. The programme is rich in ges,s
of melody.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

CAPTAIN STOCKTON AND NEw JERsEY.-Politi.
clans say that Captain Stockton holds the State Of
New Jersey in his pocket. If so, he has more in
his pocket than he has in his head
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

Music ON FooT.-The Ethiopian MnstreIs will
give concerts at Princeton, Nj, on Friday and
Saturday. This looks favorable to the prospects
of Birney, the black candidate
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

90 CONNEL'5 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
This great healing ointment, which extracts all fire from
burns almost Immediately upon its application should o
ways be kept by every family s effects are truly sur
prsing it reduces swelngs and stops innammations
heals bruised or broken limbs without pain
Eyes that have been Aamed for years. it ia sure
BY its application every species OF both
old and new Immediately cured Poisons occasoned
by the bites Of insects extracted by this save frs
all the poisonous matter to discharge. and then
heals the Hundreds in this city, and all parts OF
the Union wherever this save has been used stand
ready testify to its magical effects in removing all pain
almost Immediately upon ts ap, lication 1t is warranted
please the user, and fully our Iecommenda
ton. 1t will cure permanently any Of the following com
plants pledge ourselves refund to the purchaser
his money in every instance viz:
Felons, Sore Legs,
Ulcers Pain in back and side,
Eryspeas, Blstered Surfaces,
Bruises, Dressing for Blsters,
Sore Eyes and Loins, Cures all Corns.
Sore Lip
Every family should keep this all healing ointment. end
would earnestly invite all who increduous to call
and examine the numerous unsolicited certificates OF
markable cures wrought by it.
CAUTlON-The public are requested to bear in mind
that this salve is found only genuine at 81 Corand st.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

CONSUL 70 Liverpool is now said that Judge
White, Of Connecticut, is appointed to the consul
ship Of Liverpool worth $l7, 900 per annum in fees
and $4,000 in contingencies and God-sends =
Pretty lat office that for plain democrat
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
r THE PoRT OF Bosror.
ss,s23,9l6 81

This gives increase Of 50 $780, l73 %. The estimate
for the quarter ending Oct s44 i not too large unless
the imports have fallen off very much. The receipts for
July $7l2 077-for August, S6747s5 leaving only
s64slas for September, against $4l s07 for the
month last year.
The amount of tonnage owned in the three leading
commercial States the Both Of June ls4s, compared
with the amount owned the 30th day Of the September
previous, show very great increase.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA, Eapt. Hewitt, with the
seml-monthy mail, and 10 passengers, left Boston
at half past one o'clock Tuesday afternoon for
Halifax and Liverpool
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

BErriSc-There Is little doing among the stock
Jobbers and gamblers OF Wall street-nor is there
much at the faro tables and roulette boards in Park
row or Barclay street. All the gamblers now are
engaged in betting on the elections. More money
will be won and lost in betting this year than there
has been for the whole Of the last ten years.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

Before Judge Belts.
Oct 9-Benjamin II Beddsn and others VS.. the Brig
Emile her tackle &cThis case, which was noticed in
yesterdays Herald, is still before the Court.