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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

S,tiE OF JAMES RIVER Landry virtue &c
- deed ui rs', executed 20 'ie Subscriber " James
:; Cu,,inr,on nrJ Ann 81. hs WIFE | VII. on Wrdues
day hr Ih OF Stpteuh ncN II tir, II no, iiie hcht
fair day offer sal upon ttt premises, he Irct ut
Land IN SAID deed meneancG 1hS Land lies on Ji'cs
,,yrt IN The county al Cumberland. about ia incs
a,,n, T. UarrrsvIilr and anou i've ram Columbia. The
Tract contains alont 5h5 az which ~ are istr
iat-the residue hie land Of co d quality The dwell
Ing house aud houses are III excellent 'ond ton
Possession Of the Dwelling House will he Immediately
gwen a. also Of the flanIation lar viii enable
the p;rc.ias er sr-d wI. al
TEAMS One third in cash-the balance in equal in
stamtnls uf and two years II IL ;u.sb'e that some
arrangement may he made to give time for the Whole
amoint hut pcr.onal security aud deed u trust upon
the land itself viii he required, well for the credit as
any postpone aymcnts
MAYO B. CARRINGT0N, Trust
g--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
Richmond, Va, Aug. ~. 1914. y

1I,o SETTLERS AND sPECuiaToRs.-'rie IN
ssl situated in Pike cnuaty 40, bounded on the North
by Sail River sbnr, dsence from rs juncrn VITA the
Mississippi containing square league, or sr'rn thn
,hs ,,.sen hol, water has M, within great dis
lance of IT, This tact nf land is well known from The
rchness of its soil, which cannot he surpassed plrt " II
il high prairir and the balance well tilniered i"uo
land The attention Of tobacco AMI hemp growers H.
particularly invited to this piecr .f lanh n s country
aht there is we'll known 10 produce the best ni tooac
co and hemp with n market close by An opportunity
where so fine and large tract is offered WIN moi be very
often met with. The undersigned wcnld prefer I" sell
the whoc tract together If possible Letters ''on GiS
lance in reference IL this land NUT be post paul The
nd,, signed will give every ini"ration IN his power
RICHARD ~ FLRTcf,
No. ls South Main ST., Opposite Old Market.
Aug.27 'a~1'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

~ lar. nj tt. Rank of virginia, th- Fa,mcr-' ans,
and In the Bari ri Directors OF tie Rcsmond fr-d.r
kshurg am. Potomac Railroad Contrary f"' new certi-
fea;r, o r sio-k enumerated IN 'hs ahteA'a ana iNii'
stand.n. in the n;imc Of :iie sul'scritcr .,.,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

VALUABLE REAL Estate FOR SALE.
OFFER at private sale my Farm III ilafcngn county,
1 south Alabama. Ii contain. ahnGt Three hundred
and seventyive o! The hest canesrake Land, is
considered m exceedingly hea'i'y place, and inicd-
at,ly contiguous to good neghhnIs |; adj instS- lands
of Messr. Gcorsc II. Minge, Edward Bars, and Phi
From III. fertility Of land, the hrathiness Of the
ocaiion and convenience I, navigation, il presents IN
ducemcnts Ia those visit L. settle IN The best cotton
region Of Alabama rarely offered.
The farm rented last year for about seven hundred
dollars and is rented this year by the sam. tenants 10:
the same amount II is In high state nf cnliisaii6n
with all necessary buildings on H. The Gin aud screw
are nearly new and the farm Is well supplied wth eN
celent water. One of the gentlemen, Mr. r. Hnicrnf')
who rented part of the land last year. informed me
short time since that he only worked i've hands, Zone
of h m his cook and he sl. upwards q" iii"-n nun
Dire! dollars worth cf coion alter ios:ns large potion
Of hi. rrop for the want Of h iudS 10 pick IL out
Mr. T. Il.,crot living nn the place. or MrssTs E;'h
ard IT, Adams or George II. Mnge will show II TO any
ner.on disposed 10 buy. | Will cell bargain III the
farm, aad make such arrangements IS 10 the Payments
as viii he accommodating Ia the purchaser
' - JSO VI. GREGORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

AIRS. EUGKE'S FEMALE SEMINARY, Tor r':r re-
lfl c.;dini ui I.olfnr:s add day iup-, will l." r.
op.uoh on 18Th day rf September nc>t "lrn nnnrf
her own Ir,nc.ialc inndcncc. and assisted H.;
~ experience AM! ailds, sl;s iroi"ets w"
rpugh and ext .i>ivr Cour-c uf ruiai" Ectit tipn
Mrs viii remain in avn daring 'ie 'acai!.n.
Inlv ~ 2s-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

rt,UE Boid ur Directors oi the Eistr'n Innate Asy
L luIn, in Williamsburg, nfnrn The public that a
new buildin has Just b,ea ad:cd III. establishments
which renders il complete for all the important purposes
al and cafe, especially ~ he particular Of Gas
sifcaiiGn.
The Institution j. now furnished with every modern
D,,ruv. -n., and gHdcf TIE mos, skul and scies;inc
S,,iin,c,!e -c-un is cua.,tc'y fitted IL receive Tot
only such patients supported ty thr sat: a'it
any whose !I-nds mag c;nnsc la place Item IN II aS
hnirdtrs
Sepi.3 jill"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

IrART FOR Sa!.E--liavin. orat"d my-c.f ~ Tie
city. w sell, 9risatriy my late irsiL-nc- ~ th-
county nr lcaficu, ly!UE wi,ia four miles Il Gown, Al
iu.,td midway hervrct he lro"n Turnpike aud Ia
Meadow bridge Road. AM! win Three ni';s al a
mile n either The Tact CortaiIs about ninety acfcI
OF land hfy uf which aralr, tand III pretty tar
state of ruliivaion.l the r,sidur vel mGrtd for
this section Of country.
The improvements are, y ,:o s;n,y single dwelling.
recently erected. with al - necessary nui pGscs-
The suci-ty Of the neghlo,uod Intelligent a"tiab'e
aai refined.
For terms which viii lie made accommodating apply
To W.. T.. LAD!i, ~
MlCAJAE Ei1iS, Cry survey"r.
Az, a .T-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

SAMUEL W1NF1EE "i! sell tobacco. What and
- Flour, IN commission, aud viii GIVE ra'.,anlar al
;cnion all prn irfir entrusted 10 .iis management
Uhce in front building OF Shockse Ware hun-e.
Jan . lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

,,rl;CuL FuR Gi.LS.-1.ir subscriber having
- sc.oo u his family for his "vn children, w"'iid hr
willing take irw e'd. Is boaEdrrs. here They w"'
be laugh; al thu ordinary branches "f Fcanr cdnca
ZION, including III drsrcdl the French Language and
Music the llaan Forte
board, Ill receive every attention That s r:cn 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

The School az sir Pryor as hrtu rsiab isirG IN WI
iai.tura ycra \. AZ lHii:.g v'i.l iiE bavr
hrcum- wei nc"ant" hi, wi;i IL G,-cirnc aaG HE
Character nl the gGs:TnfiIi; irip,rtrd. lave ~ rs T.
ton IN SAYING dos Ia rank a,no. Tie his
a. in State The d>tIp' u" Is adnIifh l., iEr
various subjects he p:uic>sr~ 10 trhrh ht'" b,cE "t
taught aud his pun ~ have bcrn uniformly ninrhs ;hc
~ success II STA. hts III unr Institution. Ir. Pi!or
deserves e ,lasse, 100, The very irr: teach
rrs, CAP b. al a:rirI correct information, III " co.
reel manntr On tic ;u.ai Sgicnr,s The preplTa',rn
cihis pupils, in ts department being almost iIvaed.
r. L. DEW,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

DEYTOS JOHNSTON, DErcci.r, IL Ma" street, has
just received per late arrivals, fnii supply ~ the
following which he o.Ttrs, wholesale retail, on
reason lie terms:
Winter AMI Summer strained lampO oil
Whale Oil, Nerdiat-, srcrad IN Oh
Soap Store Paint, light CoirrrG
Pans Green. a handsome article
yellow OcE.r, White i.ead
Paints, OILS. C"i"fs SC, u :a,oitIl'a! u NC bts
1ua.i,y; also, irdiso, .adrf AMI Bye s:G!s, 81 rr"e
quality QuicksilYrr Sc. *, sc.
general a or;ment =" Drugs and Nctcine'. select
I'D III h care, wh,rii are warranted the best the
mar ke; can af,id.
country Merchants End Physicians 'y find 10 their
Interest Ia give lin call.
Au.. l| 0-wh"
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DISTRICT
CLAY
I.'pt.I,S6I,;ysES

Vcry significant th:>,-twcmyD Upon The
LEFT ol tn spcas u, ani, ami ., somra'ha'
higher level, WIS ra:scd = platform ior the use o.
thc Coon Glce C!ub; i'll 'front.' oi which US s'is-
ia,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

Pr: sc rr0N. AUg. q, IEII.
The sub crbc.s having been informed Thai W. IL. =.
.;,rrlin. Iroposrs 1, opsi an Acld.m: III i.cmnEd,
take plea r,c in giving lhcf coiai,l Recommendation
Mr. :. Is m anmn,is al TIE Coeer oi new Jersey, ana
we know him Ia ne 4 thorough scholar We nave thc
he y, rrnscu tn believe thai The high reputation whirh ne
ha. since gained AS INSTRUCTOR tally deserved Nor
dn We - stat. To express pe:-nisn mai any scheo
which he may establish viii rank among ". hrst ot our
Glass; al and Mathematical S.Inia7firs M' \. y. lit
liz is al-o kuuu Ia ~ asa graduate Of the COLLEGE,
worthy, In every respect, to TIC mus associate" III
I hp rnlp t,tris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

have great pleasure adding ~ testimony cf -ppro
la,' To Hose hGpiier fnirsSofs OF villa N 'rd
MARY Culrg. Dui..s the eight thar have held
Pnfrs g-h.r IN tIn Institution hav' had many Of
been struck by tier uniion good conduct, ana " ir
excellent ari .iicciise which hey hH"r :ren
aided in the principles cf he SCI. nee, It n"S tst.
ny duty ~ teach Ia suc Cub, -.
john MiLLT%GIOS,
Professor &c Chemistry and Natural Philosophy,
IN William :nd Mary Coltec.
60, 1,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

po,,J va.lir- and t,itinn i,.f 10 n,o,i,.. $40
NJ. -
French, -
The tern 10 beg!a the lst Mon'ls ~ - t"'"r.
Ny r-icuec, 4 t. ir-t int Eca,ty situation. l. about
on l..i, from M Slcaiih 81 !.nGln. hc nw Richmond.
An. 10 3l--st ALIEN NEHaHe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06

Berry Hill, Meckienhurg county, Va
auo on 3l-tf
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
Price Two Cents.
Baltimore.
(Correspondence Of the Herald.l

Correspondence oil the HeraldJ
BALTIMORE, (City Court) Nov. 27, 1874.
Postyonement Of the Trial Of Rsv. Charles f. Tor
rsy-Stock Sales.
Long before the hour announced for the session,
the halls OF the Court House were crowded with
'an anxious multitude. AT length Give minutes be-
fore ten o'clock) the doors Of the Court opened
a rush-and moment after every inch OF space In
the large room was filed with a compact mass Of
''human flesh and blood" To the polteness Of
z. Collins Lee, Esq, United States District Attor-
ney, and G.. r. Richardson, prosecuting Attorney
in the case, we are greatly indebted for accommo-
dating with excellent seat at the bar, and all
facilities for getting the fullest report.
Al 10 o'clock the Court assembled, preceded by
Judges Brce, Nisbet and Worthingion. Present
tor the Sta'e-George X. Richardson: Esq, Depu-
fence-Reverdy Johnson, (the great gun OF law
yershp in this Slate,) Francis Gallagher and Ma
thaniel Cox, Esqrs.
A few moments after slender figure, about forty
years OF age, with pale thin face, black hair,
and blue lively eyes, entered the room smiling, and
was about occupying the usual stand of criminals,
when he, on the invitation OF X. Johnson, turned
and took seat in the inner room of the bait
was Charles r. Torrey, on whom now the eyes OF
all were fixed
After the names of several witnesses were read,
Reverdy Johnson rose and made, IN his peculiar
calm and dgniied manner, application TO the
Court for poSponement OF the case in order 10 get
the evidence arguing that one material witness for
the defence had not yet arryed-that several
members Of Congress from Massachusetts and New
York had, since last night, come to this city, on
their way to Washington; who by IA personal ac-
quaintance with the traverser were enabled 10
give some more evidence about him, and who, by
postponement Of one or two days, could be in
duced TO delay their voyage SO long and come In
the Court. And as the offence in question was
unusually high one, as far as the laws of this
State were concerned, ii was more in the interest
for getting fair trial. As the prosecuting Auor-
ney had no particular objection, the case was ad-
ourned until Friday next, Nov. %.
Yours truly, L.
SALES or STocK At BALrIMoRE STocK BoARD-Nov. a.
-l5 shares Bait. Susquehanna X, 21 10 do do 2f
40 do 2 1000 Baltimore 6s 1885, 1000 do do l033 800
land 6 70 1000 do do 76 1000 do do 7os 1000 do do
7os; 1000 do do, 7 1000 do do 7oH 10 Bait Ohio r.
4s3; 10 Patapsco Bank, 2oi Mechanics do, l5i; 100
Com Bank 30: do do.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

THE CANALS AND THE WEATnER.-The aspects
for the last three days have ell indicated an early
close of the canal and river navigation. 1t 10 rare that
the weather has been this Fortu
naely although weather has cold and ice has
formed in the canal AMI river, the wind has been high
We had light fall OF snow yesterday afternoon, and
change Of wind to the south There were ten canal
clearances and two arrivals yesterday but unless the
temperature moderaes, scarcely hope for much
farther navigation although hear of considerable
quantities OF flour, SC, the route down.4bany Nv.
Nor. ~.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

SNow.-We have had few furries OF snow
within the past "a hours and though the this pre-
sent speaking az o'cock) is shining brightly the air
filled with fakes and there clouds sailing
athwart the skies. By passengers frem the West we
learn that the at Utica Is very deep, much
to have obructed the railroads In the nerer consdera.
bly.-.7ibany Journal, Eor. .7
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
Rail Road Accident.

Mr.. EDIroR-I was much panied IN reading an
account IN your paper OF young lady having been
cured TO me while reading the account, that an
accident like that could easily be avoided by the
following simple plan: Let every car be provided
the bottom OF each car, and continuing to within
an inch or two Of the rail, and have it connected
TO reach from car to car. | think such
plan would be the means OF saving many valuable
lives from being sacrihced by these modern Jug
gernauts; and perhaps these few remarks may also
be the means of ellcltlng some better plan, and al
the came time serve the cause OF
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

MoUNr SAVAGE CoAL.--We are gratiiied to no.
tcc the arrival this city of several car loads Of
the Mount Savage awn ash coal The train that brought
this coal reached Baltimore Of O'Clock in the afternoon
Of Monday last This the Of business
which We hope is destined to contribute largely 10 the
trade and interests OF Baltimore well az TO the enter
prisng company engaged in IT, We have not Jet tried
the coal but are informed that il burns freely and makes
admirable fire. Baltimore Clipper.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

SUSPECTED MURDER.-On Friday last, the body
Of man was found in the canal, a little west OF
the second lock In Brighton from appearance had been
In the water about ten days Had a blue broadcloth
coat black cloth vest and black satnet psntaoons Had
in his pocket small wallet with 81 ~ In small change
The under jaw the collar bone the left sda and two
of the ribs and neck broken. The jurys verdict
was, that 1.-the deceased his death by per
son or persons unknown.r-Rochesf.r.9 advertiser.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

The FAST SHow.-The first snow for the season
fell last evening and this morning the earth found
just covered th mantle Of white. but disappear
ed was very cold yesterday not even thawing In the
The eastern rivers and the canals will be sealed
up II they are not 80 DISQUALIFICATION Transcrpt, Nov
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

MISUNDERSTANDING te the Legislature of that
State the "Rchmond Wbigr says:"The state OF parties
Ia the Legislature, known 10 be joint vote almost
tie II the Whigs do not elect Senator neither the
locoioco party without the most unqualified abandon
mept Of pledges and honorary obligations a state Of
things we do not antcipaten
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

SmAs WRIGHr.-The "Argus," Of the 2Sth, an.
the departure Of Mr. Slas Wright from this city
on his way homo to 81 Lawrence county. This woult
to dispose Of the that he intended to resume
his seat in the United States Senate.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
HUMANITY.

xTHE NAVIGATION, WEATHER, &c.-The cold of
canal navigation, probably for the The besin
and river this morning covered with complete
coat Of ice through which II is nearly impossible for
boats to We informed that there a large
number of boats between Utica end this city their
way east which may reach their destination before the
final suspension Of Atlas, Nsp 26
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

THEATRES IN Mexico No other theatre is now
open In the city OF Mexico than the grand theatre O
Santa Anna and there they give other than spansi
dramas and spectaces All the attempts to introduce tn
Italian OPERA fond the Mexicnns are Of music hav,
failed
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

RAccouRcT Cur OrF.-Thc Concordia IrtcM
genetr Of Saturday says: We informed by gentle.
living at the mouth Of Red River that the of
being made Next week there will probably be 800 hands
clearing the way Tor excavation The State hands are
now the cutoff at work. The committee for collect
ing money TO carry the work have been far very
SUCCESSFULLY O. Tropic, Nor. 20.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

CAPTAIN ELLIOTT, formerly British Commission
to China and who has since been the British Charge
dAfires to Texas, at the Broadway Hotel In Cin-
cinnati Mr.. REY, formerly Minister from Texas this
country, ia also stopping at the same Hotel.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

JOE SMITH We hear from Hancock. that hi
trial of the individuals indicted for the murder OF tn
Smiths was postponed at the desire OF the Prosecuting
Attorney.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

AHEAD OF THE UNITED STATEs.--Therc is a law
in Mexico enscng that no one shall be allowed exer
else the right Of sursgs aer the year 1850, unless he
can read and write.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

GEN. GArNEs.-Ths veteran and gallant soldier
arrived in New Orleans yesterday, with his family,
all in good health The General has taken up his abode
at 2s Canal street. q. w. Terrell ESQ., arrived here yes
terday from Galveston Mr.. I. has the appointment Of
Minister at the Court Of France from the Republic Of
Texas-N o. Rtp, Nor. 90
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
POST OFFICE.

LoUrsrANA.-The New Orleans Bee says that
Folks majority in the state is 6S4
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

FLORIDA a recent election in East Florida,
the whigs carried three oi the four oil their Senatorial
candidates.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

MELANCHOLY EvENT.-Two men named Joseph
and jeremiah James, left their homes IN Canaan,
traps they had previously set up, ten twelve
miles in the wilderness. The day they left home
wos pleasant and warm, the second day was com.
Portable, and the third, fell to the depth OF
two feet damp and heavy loading down the trees,
companied with heavy gale Of wind Not returning in
due time anxietes entertained that III luck had
tended them; accordingly search made for them but
with little effect until the lath inst, when they both
found Dead probably account Of cold and hunger.
Jeremiah left q life and three childreH
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND,
TIE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Dsily Newspapes-pub-
shed day OF the New Years Day and Fourth
Of July Price cents copyor 81 per annum-posges
paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubIshed every Saturday
momng-pnce sH cents per copy 8, per annum-rost
ages paid cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of the
Herald is over TIiIRTYFlVE THOUSAND and increasing
las hGs ths d,gea circulation # any paper sn his city,
sen IN fae city country Prices moderatecash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate price,
and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRorRIEroa oY THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMRrr
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau srrets
The New York herald., 1844-11-29

Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Nov.
Ex-senator Foster presiding, and II other Sena-
tors-No 3s Samuel Russell VS. the City Of New York
This set down for Tuesday of next week. and the
argument to be limited to day Nov 23 Isaac New
ton and al The City o Albany-Mr s. Stevens was
Nov. Ex-senator Foster presiding. and - other sena
tors No. - 25. SOL Grout and wife George Town
sendMr. s. Stevens was heard for plf in Mr. M.
+ Reynolds was heard for the deit in error
Nov H. Senator Bockee presiding, and % other sena.
tors No 81 The People ex rel s. Huff We. c. w. Law
renee, Chamberlain OF N. Y.-Mr. 4. c. Benedic. was
heord for p in error and Mr. A Cowdrey for deit in
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
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219 sk szGA6
JOHN HERDMAN 81 South street, New York.
The subscriber continues make arrangements bring
passengers from Great Britain and Ireland via Lveroo
who be engaged this Office with his agents
the United States board the packet ships sailing from Liver
pool five daysand in order afford every facility, he
Boston, every weeks during the year.
sending for their friends rely that the due and
dgent attention will be shown them heretofore and should
Of those for embark the money will be refunded
euscmay and tPs emittng money their iend, have
Drafts and Bills a Exchange for payable
mand the following banks without discount any other
charge), viz
ENGLAND-Messrs. J. Built, Son Co, Bankers London;
] Barned Co, Liyerpool; the National Provincial Bank OF
shire District Bank and Branches; Birmingham Baskng Cot
IRELAND-National Bank Of Ireland and Branches and
Provincial Bank of Ireland and Branches all the principal
throughout the Kingdom.
sCOTLAND-Easter Bank Of Scotland and Branches
Greenock Banking Co in Glasgow and Greenock
Persons residing in the country and wishing send money
their friends its being done satisfactorily their
rmtting the amount they wish with the and address
Of the for whom is intended; draft for
will then be forwarded receipt
for the same returned by mail.
For further particulars apply f by letter. pad)
sl6ec JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st.
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
ROGERS GYMNASIUM.
Nos 10, ~. md 10 Cana! street.

NOS 10, ~, ana lc Oditat Strceys
THIS SPLENDlD ESTABLISHMENT s open day
and evening" for The reception Of pupils All persons Of
sedentary habits should practise which the
only remedy for conacons of the Chest Dyspepsia &c. the
ordinary results OF constantly bending the DESK and
dying.
vted 10 call. L ROGERS, Proprietor.
N. BJ p r. in connection with W. J. Wyer, has opened
large Gymnasium rooklyn, at No. 65 Fulton street.
Gentemen dong business ~ New York. who reside 10
Brooklyn, will find ts esabshment complete for the
purposes of exercise Open day aud evening n22 im-ec
COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE
ROBEkTSONIAN SYSTEM.
NEW Course will be opened Wednesday, 9th Nov. by
"A Mr. EDMUND DU BUISSON, A. M, at o'clock r.
M, 90 Leonard ST
wishing follow the Course invited attend
the first lesson.
All the subscribers shall have the privilege OF following the
other courses, except the ladies' one.
for Ladies will be opened Monday, 2Sdays Of
tuition will be Monday. Wednesday and Friday, from ik to
i2H O'Clock.
For information apply Mr. Edmund du Buson, Broad
REFEnENcfs.
NJ NJ Dslsfost, French Con- DR.. Porter, Barclay st.
spI General DR. Crossman, 400 Broadway
W. d. Drap>r 81 Beaver w. III. Cary Co lG6 Pearl
4. Fabreque Maiden lane g. g. Carter Co lg do.
4. Logan, Esa., New St Berard x Mondon, % Court
K Rowley, Esq, 40 Nassau st. land st:
Rev DR.. John Power Is Barclay st. NJ Nelly 50 Maiden Lane
mis- 2Wsrfc
The New York herald., 1844-11-29
COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON TIL
ROREKTSONIAN SYS LEM

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
lust RECEIVED from Paris by packet ship Francis the
- First,
500 French DagueIreotyre fates large sixe (ar brand
I2 Atromatic Glasses, Ja inches diameter.
~ dozen Of Gilt Frames, Of different sizes.
German Instruments for taxing family groups And for
sale cheap for cash by +. a: AKTAqLT,
French Materials Importer,
Lafayette Bazaar, ia9 Broadway cor. OF Liberty st.
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The New York herald., 1844-11-29

THE NEW YORK HOTEL,
ON BROADWAY, WASHINGTON AND WAVERLY
PLACES.
llS and elegant establishments situated in the
fashionable quarter OF the city, will open Monday, Dec
3D. II has been finished and furnished with peculiar reference
to IN. convenience Of families and will be conducted the
plan Of Meurices Hotel, Paris
JOHN ii. BILLINGS, Proprietor.
Is. MONNOT, Restaurateur.
NJ B.-Table d'Iote M & O'clock p27 3t*rc