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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-30

!,UBiJC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY UNDER \
DEED OF raUsT-in pursuance oil the provisions "f a
Deed executed 10 The subscribers hy William e. Nelsoh
aud tal. Clerks Otc- cf ioniS tog!ty tun
will THURSDAY thr 10th day of Nay next nj the late
the sad Wu g. NJ son i'll the county al Louisa, near
Farm offer for safe the highest bidder q" pub
al, that parcel al Land wherein the sad WI.
lived containing bundled and
situated Contrary creek, ADJOINING the
lands Thomas Nelson John Hancock and others, ogr:he:
with The Water Giist and Saw !, with all the fixtures and h
the said Mills belonging pr:iinnc;
following personal property rom sam aud
Micaah, men, Poly n woman, and nnao woman,
named Chloe, and her chiicG, named Maj and ara aud
tie date said ded Also, the i"ic"
Siaves which the SAID William e. Nelson cn,jrd FOR aud
dnag Of the c cf Is frnc- Young, OF sad
which las, nga,d three Slaves II" sa william Z "" ~ nj"
t"m, Peer. Also head
Horses, bnl and three Cows @lsn
iius, :Iod Wagons foIr OK CdTt Iee
Carte tu.rya Beds and their Furniture and
Bedsieads: Chairs Tables, aud oh.r Household
Furnura Win FAM sunery Axes aud al other PaEa'
all conveyed by sad decd The tcms al The
sale ae-or Re Estate credit q" and Two years by
purchaser purchasers 10 give bonds with
bear interest from tia day OF sar
and he withheld iii tie purchase fully paid;
the et- credit al months, the purchasers
bonds approved security The lands viii be divided
or sold entire dpemlrd aivahe the day Of
Is valuable, especially
the Min properly being within few miles the Louisa
and grinding a Ia vel. fixed for the manufacture
flour Improve the land excellent the land
Of GOOD farming They viii such title vested
IN IN. m hr said deed " hich il believed be good
JOHN HUNTER, l,r.,,o.,
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN.i '''7"'7'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-30

HANOVER LAND AND PERSONAL PROpERTY.-Wilb b.
old on WEDNESDAY, the Isl day If May AT the late
residence OF our mother Sophia Snead a The personal property
which she possessed of her death, Consisting III pau
:" Bacon Corn Fodder Horses Mules, Cows Sheep Hogs
excellent Wagon tumbre Cart the Farming Utensils, aud all
me household and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of the usual va
ret.
IERMsA credit OF four months viii be given all sums OF
ten dollars and over, aud under cash. - ~
Al The same time and place. will he sold without i't q" re-
serve three tracts of Land, each of which would constitute
comfortable small farm containing 29 acres, adjoining the
lands of NJ Peers containing M res I'D
joining the lands formerly Rocky Mil Irac of A. w. N"t
and containing i3 acres, adjoining The
lands OF John Harlow and other.
These lands will he sold hy Commissioners acting under
deceeta order of Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chan
of the Hanover, and the usod lands belong
ng TO the deceased father Robert Snead
TERNs-one third cash. and the balance two equal annual
instruments, 10 be satisfactorily secured
JESSE SNEAD, ,;,,.no
EDWIN SSEAD. COMMISSIONER
OF ANY information will be given by either John Edwin
Snead
April 10 l0s-tds
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
CHINA IAII-RI(>uM DND VA

THE subscriber, of the late rms Allison Wait, and
William Allison Co., informs his friends HE CUSTOMER
OF the late concerns oi Allison Wat and William Allison &
aud the rcncay. Tia. r has asfn the large and
tonmocnu honse street, next door e'"w Nes*rs
VanLcw, Smith Co.. aud t%o doors above Mc>srS webb Ia
co aud expecting, via Liverpool. direct um the
Manufacturers ny S arrival hs Spring Supplies ni EaRIli-
ENHARE AND CHINA, aud ty ir.t arrivals oin iosion,
Manufactures. his of classy AXE, en-
all the kinds and Notwithstanding ln 10 OF
entire aad les and 10 his friends
and the pubic generally, who particularly invited t. ell aHd
MS good" and BENG bcsinae his MANN
will he, small pohs and quick safes.
County .i. hunts guis North, vi" do well 20 examine his
assortment every nducenent Will he offered to retain IN Old
Virginia her circulating medium.
ne-Ware packed at manufacturers prices.
Fcb6 s.-wan HIGH A. WATT
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Union LEVEL FOR 5 ALE-.y Of a Decd Trust,
County Nc ckeubug bearing day Of May
1855 viii he sold 10 the hrhrs; dc the psemscs the
oh day of Jane neat The ac; Of which TIE said nrc
resides. the coun;y OF Mecaenbus. immediately
road leading fom Ieheld 10 icn ~ containing AZ
about 2jacres m which s,arns growth,
and heavily mberc ami is productive wheat
aud tobacco the staple oi The country mic said
situated. The improvements large and comfortable
dwelling horsc inns eight and large dry cellar,
dining together with every house,
Tobacco barns, stables cribs hnGse,
house. TN the West end uf this good store
Hlacksmt so? lumber also comfortable dWei
with stables houses,
THE Of Union Level is believed
The best staS IN This OF FIgIGa ur basin, >irom
1 worth of sold annually advan
ase This is twelve miles Nortea from boydo and
Randolph Macon College. The situation is beautiful, and
THY Virginia. Persons wishing purchase would do
well q examine before ihe dag of sale.
TERas-Oneh'rd cash, and and credit the
balance satisfactorily secured II preferred Tract w hr Dis
vded purchasers The title undonb;ed acting Trus
tees, We will convey such only as is vested in us
ISAAC HOLMES, rrs,.o,
ARCHER HAYES, ''"'
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TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS GENERALLY
1,uE VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY having commences
c,,vns freight and Petersburg, (havlns Oh
;as slabe Steamboat and Arks for the bnsncss respect
y solicit patronage Of the public Freight TAKEN AZ me M
aes (which viii all be strictly adhered to ana
ai,ifs VIII be received Conpanys Once. on me DoSk
Il! tunes Asks for Petersburg every iuesoay ini
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INFIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
THIS Institution foT The SICK at the following charges,
i (pavabie II advance for The first week.)
Whine patients, S. per week.
cclnred do. {
These charges every expense for medical attendance
rcai oue ra,iuns, board medicine and nursing
The accommodations the .ick ample and complete In
.ycry respect, Professors the Medical College visit the
daily for prescribed e:ids rotations and in cases
nj utv the members of the Faculty called III consul
tunn without additional charge TO the patient.
An os,ea ward has been prepared for the reception of ~
,poea n the medical and surgical
he received into the Inhrmary -
" s. MAUPIN II. D., President.
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nys, 3avhed tGree tias rseH dIrsns ias 's''e"
- tece ceek daring :ss resi- o. sas Ssar.
80 >' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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CULTURAL PlEalENTS.-Tre subscriber would call
II attention his stock u Agricultural Implements consns
of poqhs straw Shelters and Cob Cfuscrs
Hoe. sna-s Shov-s Ases c., &C. whio! he will furnish az
GOOD and sell low be had In the State OF Vrsna
s'o'' -" &. T. BOr1S.
~ Garden Seeds of the hes, quality, ard variety al
- on hand Feb. sI--wu
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Foreign ImportatiOns.

LIvERpooL-shp Siddons- case mdse II Williams * CO.
$50 bars.23 plate. Egeston Bas67 bars 200 bundles
iron g w Shields-l box !saacs-i steyens,3 Bnrru x
Mckee & Coz Whetmore & Coz Hanes COS b
Curtis & coo Garner COL q + Wyatt.9 Coates
8 Patton Stewar9 casks CHAINS 20 do cables Squire
COTS copper Phel Dodge COT es Whew,ight1i4
;!d:on Watson! smil6s Bleeek.i soseI5-. boz
-i2s a Mumford-l Bend-l4J Nicho!.on-s Chap
mani Lagmye.s Ha'st'd Ash-s Hull 4 Bro,hers-
.harles Maysha-3 haskell-2o Hutchinson, Tif,ny
i Bird Gi!,ian15 Bell Carksi Il Tobiasc3 Blu r
Mason--2 W G Hunt-l NJ Fong-2 King-lo w $
c Hs' ess H Sela. ss sa j M.r@
49, j stewart-l Hill s + Allson-i ! B Windell-s
Hcrner Hai,es- 4 C,sey,2, Ronson : col 7 ks}
rodass4 H Ch.pmau-e steye,s-4 Lawrence & co
a Falconer-i 9 Petit co.. o. born Lit,le-3O Person
s eel Fellows vandersdae& Hooper-3 M.son-l Burn;
Bayli:-2s Gihon-2 pg. scott-se roeker, Mead s co
dam Nxou-l G K-logg-l Walker x CO. } Goodhall
. Gillespie Studnell-2 Bueisd, COIL Wilmerding,
Stuart, Brothers. Former. Goodwin Cell Mink
Flags-, Clapp-2 A X Vannest-, Marsh Mallory
Cornng-i spanforh-' Sheldon Phi lns-1 w B,rton-2
sCochlan-l D II Kellog .-s steele4 Young smith,
L,onrae-6 g IIa .tinrs2 II Andews-3 Wood Folger-3
dom SMITH " n smith.S D Fiy-s r n FHsser-5 r.
i Rem ~ick Cole g Jackson w Fursou-i 7 Bar
nsll-i D II MilIer-l Lanfld Bsothen,4 iech-7 w
,rden-6 w Pembeton- $50 boxes tin plates Lud-
low255 b,rs 20 bundls iron Kelogg Co5O do Rip
pey Co 2S7 go bars iron Ign crates To order
PoNcE. PR-Brg Tangier-2! hhds 100 cks molases
n ChauuceV
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SECOND board.
New stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

AsHgs.-Pots are very dull We quote bills at
81 62 with trfing sales Pearls sell in small lots at So
BREApsTUFFs exists good demand for
Flour ia this market Genesee icches 81 93 Ohio 81
slB So, according to brand Southern So; Michigan,
$4g3l.
BKEswAx-Sales Of prime yellow to some extent have
been made at 30tc nett fer shipment.
CoTToN.-The sales today 1000 bales at the rates
which refused yesterday the operations have been
somewhat retarded by the nonecep ion of the letters
Sddons announced below early this morning The mar
ket closes heavy with still downward tendency Freighs
dull at3a5
CoFrEE-Ths article is in moderate demand. We no.
tice sales Of Cuba at 81 &c St Domingo 81 SIC Bra
zil, 81 a II Lagnayra &c: Java q lot
HAY.-The market is not very active Prices falling
Oft very much. We cannot quote good bale over SOC
tend towards a decline Beef is very inactive. We
mess s73 So; City prime 81 % do mess So % Lard
little doing in Butter Cheese The latter quote at
AZ &c. and the sales are principally for export.
WHYKEY-Drudge casks continue very inactive, at 235
cents. Prison barrels in little better demand at 244
% cents
RIAL EsrArE-The following sales were made at auc-
ton -
Granite front store No. 100 Pearl street. extend
ing through to Water street, 23b feet front and
by l23 feet inches deep. ......... $50 $50
Three story attic brick dwelling and store No 81
Broadway House 25 by so eet with store floor
extended to SO feet. Lot rs by $50 feet running
through to carriage way On rear of lot two
story brick stable 25 by 40 feet 33lO0
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRE1S.
FIRST sSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON March 49,
TARIrF--Mr. BUCHANAN presented petition
from citizens of Pennsylvania approving of the ia
riff of 49, and asking that no change may be
made in the same until time is allowed TO test it.
Qmery.-Does this indicate the character Of Mr.
b s vote
COP, JESUS CHRIST, AND THE BIBLE-Mr b.
cHANAN presented memorial from certain citizens
of Pennsy some Of whom he was
misunderstanding Congress to alter the Constitu-
ton as to recognize God as the sovereign of this
people, Jesus Christ as their Saviour and the BIZ
Bile as their rule OF faith and practice. Laid on
the table
Mr.. BAGBY suspicious about the memorial,
and desired to have it read.
Mr. BUCHANAN satisfied his scruples by stating
that the petitioners were very honest and worthy
Covenanters.
TnANKs.-A Joint resolution from the House was
read presenting the thanks of Congress for the kind
ness and courtesy of the British authorities al Glib
ralter. and to the commander and officers of the
British ship Malabar at the burning Of the Mis-
SOUL.
The bill making appropriations to Indians, and
several other small bills taken up and passed
to third reading.
The Fox and Wisconsin River bills are again
under discussion.
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IMPORTS THE FORT New YORK FOR JANUARY AND
r.

The Legislature of Ohio probably adjourned yesterday,
it being the day agreed by both houses The bills
regulating the banks of Ohio that have passed the House.
will stand very poor chance in the Senate The Senate
passed bill releasing the Bank Of Norwalk, Bank Of
Sundusky Bank of Xenia, and the Lafayette Bank of
Cincinnati for the term of three years. from all the pro
Visions restrictions and limitations Of the passed
March h 1912 but confines their issues to once and
half the amount of their capital and requires the
of specie hand to be equal to onehrd of the crcula
ton The free banking bill, that passed the House, will
meet with considerable opposition in the Senate and the
short time left to dispose Of the many bills sent up fol-
concurrence may prevent its becoming law
The monthly report of the Banks of New Orleans for
February, shows increase in the general movement
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Stocks little bstter to-day The sales still very
limited, but prices somewhat rme and operators
evince spirit Parlem advanced per cent Pa,er
son Il Western Railroad /; Canton !; Norwich Il Ohio
Is Ii Illinois Il Indiana Ii Farmera' Trust 4; Pennsylva
MIA SIS declined III Kentucky 6s, and North American
Trust Company, closed firm at yesterdays prices.
By the ARRIVAL Of the packet ship siddons this
morning. received advices up the nth of February
which published in morning edition. The news
generally in relation to commercial affairs is Of favor
able nature The cotton market without change; but
the sales were principally to the trade showing an ab
sence Of much speculative feeling. Money continued
very abundant and the rate of interest very much re-
duced The cotton spinners of Manchester have held
meeting at which resolutions were introduced, to not
work but five days the week. and not to light up the
mills from the 10Th the 18th of the month. Without
concluding upon any particular movement after appoint
ing committee to mature plan of action and report
at future meeting, they adjourned This move among
the srinners has, doubt had its effect the market
and frightened spectators, causing their withdrawal
from the market
Our local markets have not. yet been much affected
by the foreign news is considered very encouraging
to cotton spectators in this country.
The advces from Europe will give better feeling to
this market generally The permanency of prices, and
the nature OF the demand in all the foreign markets for
the principal staples:of this country, will have a
favorable influence here than had the
counts been of more speculative description For the
gradual development the trade between this country and
Europe advices similar to those received today Of
the highest importance. For short period Of specula
ton reports Of rising markets, and inflated irregular
demand would be necessary but those periodical ducu
7tions not the basis Of a sound business and can
only temporarily benefit classof operators who depend
upon some bubble for the purpose Of ekng ont exist
cnce The regular merchant requires permanently and
would rather steady otrade than any sudden
unnatural advance
Foreign Exchanges are gradually reaching very low
point Bills on London we can quote at 1919 1885,
on Paris ST 32l Of 33s. The demand is very limited
Domestic Exchange continues very steady and prices
the previous reduced rates. Alabama money rapidly
denre
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Notice TO Mariners.

Her Majesy's ship Jupiter which arrived at Singapore
Ling s% I'D BY Of he wss. EosSs: %i;:
Is,: water iio% The cyru. ss d:S. and
'Es o led ssa h. .s f be Ss
Friendship to the Abercrombie Shoals
Whaiemen.
C.rr Tows, tCape Of Good Hops Jan liar poyet Aus
M Ad ss Of aq' SbsSrd bsad waa, Ss 90
ia pss a. s pa for
smoss Bay Dec 80 to land wounded sailor aud sid again
spoken.
Ns% ss dr @ n Sn po days fun
@ 81 n 'o for "a ~ kindly sup
%pors Hathorn I'm Boston, for St Marks 18th inst lat 49,
Es,.I, Of Boston from Liverpool. for New Orleans
SsaS1 s Ga S BAL SY york 54 Noble.
Orleans: iicm New Orleans Richmond 10Th u la, &c.
Lnriens FIN Trinidad for Boston, instant, lat a. co. long
Gen Marion from Cuba for Baltimore. 4th instant lat 3d.
China, of Richmond, passed 7,I instant in the Gulf.
Foreign Ports
Grsn Edmund A"a dLe" s NEW Yo Nre,n,
TGgT Own, Lovs 81 Do 2.
psd s ... T. sa Tsv ss
ala %
f f SIN ss:s '1Iss
G%ss M"I. nSa"s GsaresGn
S.X W1's GSSdws Davies Mobiles RG;s!sms
st.SsS:
n MasSar Fssm New reaa' Tartar S%i Mobile Io
Tfsea. ch:sysi 1q;,o% MsIysHs, Ta;t. 3; baI"Ssi%
E. %Si.s seIs G tstiix f sSIns
s. Lausnee Chase Prov; Rowland Binchad, 10 Euisw,
tls ssst q csSss S Syss Liverpool
Mf n. ,soIS r. MeS,sGmy Gou.n G; Be
line. Alien Salem 10; ianti. Steele uncsr; Newburyport
%S ra'ss S k %s:ma New York.
SHIELDS. Feb SID Phar.aIia, for Boston.
Home POrtA
PORTLAND March l-Ar Addison, Morton, I'm Bristol for
W!.cAssEr, March ll-sld. Caslda, Chapman, Trinidad;
s. sSa SS Sa a4ss I"sss 5s
both Ia .a%. n.n,a Mo,,,n s, ,ohn xn ~,
S$s.s; AdboSo"sS Tasss S3S'G-sh ia: :%r
ScsSSs March lsmAn Robert rsGo.d Calays fin Ma.
Ws ST IL to- Ks,'ey cs
% ossf% nd Soot "S Ss s. n.; @ Ml
the Of North State 10 miles I'm Cape Henry tbeior
so %Ss s1Ss
VAST Sa s"'s Ss.
Ss:e' e'!? S4s Ss" 90 Ey
iySa
N 2, pGTys Baltimore; Rob. wan
Holm . HoLs, March iO-Arr Governor Baltimore for
..as Fantn mo- s sid the above ard Wasp for St
PsoyDE,ss, March !sAI Paragon: RaySon Apa.chi
E~y Reynolds aoEs YORK.
BRIsroL, March liar Emene, Clifford Matanzas. Has
experienced very weather
rHrLApELPHi. March l4Ar Green Victoria. (Br) Tuck
Port Spain, Trnidad-Sd with Favorite Masters for
Alexa drla DC also Hannibal Nswhurv hos Benton.
Meeker and Liberty, Townsend NYoIk CID Snow. Pills
bury ard Tom Paine Anderson NOrl-ans Charles Pitman,
y ANNE n. Fsa Ss% xsn
zabeth, 3, mers NYork.
York
,CHARI5sTes March ll-Ar Marathon Brown Liyerpool
baq} Jacobson London; Albert Perkins CLARK. S0rlra@.
ysaa RodsIpS: bsadistcn. HavaaaaLst Mary q Boston
wtg Charles, I'm Phnsacoa Just Porto Rico, I'm Boston
Wigs also ~ Harriet Hawes Cisnfneos - dSld in with
George Clifford for NYork-Let Charlotte, for Bost and
Caroline Carol for foranlh Csthafss Baird l,e,poG Me-
R%se CoUsphagsn 9h d John CLAYTON Moore Phla
Pekin Haryeyail Bf) Lyerpoo vanhala Thatcher Boston
Meta (Dsn) Anderson, Copenhagen; Magnet Kelley West
Indies.
SAVANNAH, March o-Arr Georgisn.. BedeI New York
Cd Comm, Allen Povidence-Sd Olive Branch Hage
dence; Sterling Hamilton Now York; Cayuga, Jac. do
Tasman Smith Porto Rico; Orbit. Gil am, Havana
1
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH IS

CLEARED.
ns Sors obi smith ss. Welsh s
Ra'SST MeRs RE
HIOwasll' dol Ogden Arrived
p c Ss H.og 10 III! Fss Il m
the Bank coming OUT. Feb 90 LAY, 40, 45 oug a. 60 I;d
itsa "s %' ;s ITO" I'aa''L
'o Bs Tsds, stss b:p Ponce With
mile. distant the Merchant, of Portland steering
sehr Yantc. Young. days from Fall River with domestic
eS Roehsstsl browa da from Norfolk with md.e
the master.
Ard n 9th ss s D Ma % London
brig Caoliton, Of Thomason aud big unknown
VIVA w. sailed
shtp sps"ss Mose c Nes Ro.
hsse Vera Craa ,vnasR Hw.y
AID others.
Herald Marine Correspondence
B0'r0S N'y M, s1,n :, 50 osWyrcr'}
Ar brig czarna, Wilson, FIN Rio Janero' Jan. Q. Spike
o'T'cSN e oy TINE R N,1GS !, ,L;ass,.0rn}
Arr lh Em.ue clifford %'ss slas ,en a. @ Bristol
Gibbs lib % Boston for ha de
Ncksrscn, do for Philade!nhi,
S %. S. ssa ssSsf s % KY
sPMM;r.ed r.r,sSn B"yon i' Agsl'shso'.
NJ by v niles. Nv Gutter Sias ON New Yori
Arr Is.h, Tar. Assood in w.lae.. fo tn, Del.w. 9.
eec,a Rieh Boston fer the spp,hsnnock; Yaote Durie
Fall River for New York; Vesyer, Snow from Boston for
Virginia Sid, so.therns, s,d Charles. NYork
Coast of aud for Nantucket with 275o brs (5oo SPY oput
on account Of the Sc storm.
18Th sid, Yantc. for NYork-wnd Sc and fresh.
MI scel1aneous.
WRgcKs Letters received dated Kew West, 10Th and 2ith
ult furnishes The iolIo wing intelligence Ia
"Barque Ath lila, Of Edsartown, mmond, fin Card-
for Batm9e, with full cargo Of m9ase, ashore
sustained much dasag She arrived here last night leak
bdly pump working all the time Captain Ham
succeeded getting his vessel aoat WITHOUT assistance
wreckers, but then DANCE suson, surrounfed
BY rocks &c he comgsled 70 employ them TO en!
small have ADVISED C,on Hammond to dispose Of Of
the cargo here but ship the whole to rs Destination The
hth liza rs about n old
Brig j. ID Noyet Capt Park arrived here on the 10Th from
81 Marks with cargo OF cotton Sh, sailed next day for
York aud proceeded far Cape Florida where she sprung
aeak and thought advisable TO return to this port
she arrived here leaking badly and will have 10 be
discharged Captain Park informs brig leaks 100 strokes
BaIque Alfalfa has discharged and Monday shall
heF eottohe upper works appear to be very much susd
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EOn Thursday morning, March Ia, after lingering ILL.,
ness, CAROLINE LOUISA, wife of William Harvey and
daughter of Noah and Mary TOmpkns in the 2ith year
of her age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her ine
raj this afternoon at o'clock from her late residence l3
Cedar street, corner of Greenwich street.
On the l4th instant at Newark CHARLES B. PRICE aged
33 years.
His friends and the friends of his brothern-law, Mi.
chae Staff requested attend his funeral Friday
afternoon. at O'Clock, from the residence Of his brother
in.law COG Water street.
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FOURTH WARD.
THE AMERICAN RE- UBLIChNS VI the Fou' tn Ward,
will hold rublic Meeting at the SH AKSPEARE HQ-
TEL Fdar evening March 49, baEpast o'clock,
for the purpose o! h-eag the report OF Nominating Com
mee AID to transact such business before
the Meeting
All those friendly principles are nved nd. 1t
that several sbe will address m-etiog
By order the Assertion,
- JOSEPH HUFTY, President.
WIN. II. WILSON, po,:
ALFRED G. SAWYER, oecfela'es. mid 2sm
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. O. u MILLER n co.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF
. 4 n

FAT BEEF FAT BEEF On saturday sih Mireh y,
be eHered tyr sale at ~ Ceae market par o. Ohu,u
fat H-er. .ong yea old aud Of steers yefr, old
rsea ny Mr. Merritt Of Cosueccu pfon nucra py Junses 10
be tn bet aud heea Offered ths $500
Mss sup nor Cat Veal ID Mutton ~, OF when " be
sold II prices suit the tmet Inc. liienos y, hs
subscrb sns the pubc respectfully invited 20 call and
xe a. tn. des etiton IN exhibiting or sell
lin n as good meats aboy. mentioned . -
s " A B. LAWRENCE, No II Centre Market
f,ss If s,osose int 3tiss,h
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Married.

In Brooklyn the evening OF the 18th instant, Cap
tain REUBEN BUNKER. of New York, to Miss LYDIA q.
PADDOCK, of Nantucket.
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% ORIENTAL WATER or CODA new and
deghtiui perfume for removing tan ireckles, Pmpe:.
&c from the skin. and gives the nails beautiful polish
and the skin delcscy Of feeling before unknown. To
lie had only at 81 Courtlandt street.