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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-23
July 10

BELL TAVERN, RICHMOND, Va.
Tnr subscribers will take charge Of this
fGz4.Tn popular and well-known HHSe, on Tues
s.szW day, the 10Th. and respectfully solicit a
share of patronage from their friends and the
public. They have furnished the house through
out with new furniture. Theirtab'c will always
be supplied with the hes! eatablcs the market will
afford, and their bar with the best liquors.
RIO. HILL & BROTHER.
JULY l6 20-tlO
TOHN S. GOULDIN is now on "trip through
j the Valley ami Southwestern part of Virsi-
MIA, collecting for the Richmond Enquirer, Rich
m1nd Wing. Richmond Compiler, Southern Lite
rary Messenger, Religious Herald, &c. Keep a
'look out for him. and don'tlet him come away
empty" WILLIAM GOULDlN,
Collector for Enquirer. &c.
P. S.-Gcorgc A. Wright is collecting Tor the
above named papers in The counties round about
Lynchbur.. Paw him. WIN. GOULDlN.
July 10 2l-9t
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS !!!-No
ID one medicine has ever been more counter
iciled than Rowand's Tonic Mixlure-the strong
eSi w0of that no one has ever been more POPULAR.
This, however, calls for The greater vigilance on
the part Of fever and ague patients, TO avoid the
thousand cheats, By means OF which, their suffer-
ings will be prolonged, instead OF being promptly,
radically. and permanently cured BY procuring
that all Earoiic and sterling remedy. the only
true, ORIGINAL, and genuine Rowand's (improrcd)
Tonic Mixture, gNuied by the rfittcn Signature
Of John II. Rowand, on 4 paper iaI3, which pass
Is across the mouth of cvery bottle Of The hre
a,1irIe, and must he destroyed in drawing the cork.
Merchants of integrity and honesty deal in the
true Tonic Mixture. Knavcs and impostors sell
the counler(eits. \ word 10 the wise is enough.
Sold ny all the respectable Druggists in Rich
mond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Norfolk, &c.
Sole Proprietor, (again,)
JOHN r. ROWLAND, Phila,
Graduate of University Of Penn.
June % l5-2aw3m
GUNNER CLOTHING.-The undersigned
- will sell The balance of his Stock OF Summer
Clothing, At r.Tg rsdaocd nices, to wit:
Plaid and plain Linen Goats, at 81 90 10 3 so
Black Summer Cloth 4 80 10 6 90
" French Merino Z" Z so 10 10 90
Vests from 90 10 ) 90
The above gooisar all fresh and made express
" for retailing in this market. Those in want
are earnestly requested TO call and examine be-
fore purchasing-as great inducemcnt will be Of
fered in way of apic, mGlc and prize.
SILAS MERCHANT, 100, Main ST.
July9 Sl-H
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Rates Of Freight on the leading articles OF Mer-
cliandize between ApTomallux and Richmond


chandize between AppomalIox and Richmond
and Petersburg:
lihdS. \. Orleans Sugar, els.
E1lI. dc. do. 10
linus. alola>ses, ~
Bbl>. DO. ID
Hhd>. Tobacco, 80
Sall, pei sack,
Coffee. per hagol 100 lbs,
Do. do l50 lbs,
Cotton, pcrsquale bale, 10
Flour, per Dbl,
Plaster, per Ton OF 2,ooolbs, 40
Bacon, per hhd, IS
Castings and PIG iron, per ton, 80
Iron i'll bars o. plates, steel and pig lead do. Is
Tobacco in boxes OF KEYS 4
Small packages in proportion
Dry Goods in cases, boxes and bales, per
cubic loot wacn measured |
Hardware 90. do.
uhds. tobacco, including drayasc in Rich
Plaster will bc carried al the convenience of the
Company.
There will he no charge for wharfage on pro-
ducc or goods sen, By tire Railroad.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
JULY 10 2l-h
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SHIPPERS Ann SHIP OWNERS.

NOUR attention is asked 10 ne aiiiifAou eoni-
L mnnication-, showing, AfeIients,
The superior advantages Of W"''iia,i as . lol.,m
and Pc,eIs,ure railroad Company ale prepared TO
transport all articles Of produce and merchandise
al The annexed Iaics.
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The undersigned, proprietor Of the line OF STA
yes from Eincaslle ,c The White Sulphur Springs,
would say 10 the Public, that his daily line CON
meets with that OF Mr.. William Terry from
Lynchburg, on which there is no night travelling;
that he has good coaches and teams, and careful
drivers, and he assures The public thaithefe shall
be no detention Of passengers after they reach ms
line.
Fare reduced through 10 the White sulphur
Springs to 50 from Lrnchburs; way travel III
proporion. WIN. A MASTIN,
Proprietor Of the Fincastle and
White Sulphur Line.
J,i, 10 Gift
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IN CHANCERY-VmGrxiM-In Goochlai4
i County Court. 18th June, ISL:
Thomas w. Johnson, Plaintiff:
against
Miner Wo5dson and Nancy hrs wife Sally
Woolson, Elizabeth Johnson, Patsy Johi,"D'
widow of John Johnson, deceased, and WilLaih
Johnson, Jane, who was formerly Jane Johnson
and -, her husband. Louisa, VINO wa
formerly Louisa Johnson, ana -h '
husband, Joseph Johnson T"p%
names are unknown, children oil sand Johi JonN'
son, deceased, Deiei!lahN.
This day came the plaintiff, by his AUo[hes'
and filed his bill. and Inc defendants, Pats J,nI'
son, widow of John Johnson, deceased, ana "n'
liam Johnson, Jane, who was formerly Jalc',1'
son. and ---, her husband, Louisa ""'
was formerly Louisa Johnson, AMI
her husband, Joseph johnson, ami tn
whose names are unknown, children OF salc '.-.
Johnson, deceased, not having entered men :
pearance and given security according 10 Inc
Of Assembly and the Rules Of this CouI'' +N H.,
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Coult -.
thew are not inhabitants Of THIS Cominoh"Y .La,
On the motion OF the plaintiff, 1t y oIdel'", H.
the said absent defendants do appear mere VI ne
third Monday in September next, ana -"s~ ,ie, r..
plaintiffs bill; and that a copy OF uls "I r,i,,.
forthwith inserted in some public ne~spapJi IT..
cd in the City of Richmond, for Two moI'A, me
cessiYely, and posted al the lfori do'i :"
Court House ofthi> county,. A Copy ~
MAR. w. MILLER, pI
limo 40 lo-"
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JAMES RIVER, 18th July, 1911.

JAMES RIVER, 18th July, 1911.
To JAMES BnsIfR,
Pyesidt Of Mc Riehd& Petyd'g y. Il. ca.
For the information OF slii pmasicrs ana owners
who may not be acquainted with lne lacililss anu
advantages OF yourdepo, on the Appomatiox RIVER
| beg leave 10 state, in The first place, There Is
water Tor a ship 10 load 10 IL feel, 10 ieave tMe
dcpo, al half flood, and gel over Harrison ; pai
a, high water. In the next place, y''r ilne ware
houses are Of vast Importance III s'oiih5 'oDatco'
As The s~lcvelorc canpick ont the hogLeadfs' IL -
my iirn belief. Thai a ship ci GOO hoSfieaus "oui1
gam 50. Your fine wharvcs are 4 9fcdi SAVING
of labor, blocks and falls in the hoistinS OF cargo
| am fully satisfied that the despatch and convent
cnce for loading or di%>chaisinS IS superior 10 any
other place on the river. r. NEIL.
Master Of Barque ST. Joseph OF Baltimore.
Extract ola letter from Captain Pearson:
81 have taken the barque Byron TO Walthaii IN
ballast, and there loaded her with 533 hoSsleaos
OF Tobacco, >ac thea drawing ID feet ~ inches,
which was as much water a | thought san 10
take over Harrison's Bar. and came on sale
not having at any lime less Than three and a hall
tathoms.
Il was very much pleased with the place, and
am confident hal it is The best place on James
River for economy and dispatch, and | would re-
commend ii 10 all my friends coming 10 James
River. FRO. II. PEARSON,
"BarGuc Byron. OF Ncwburypori.
ITO JAMES BosIER, Prc>eit ol K. up. X. Go"
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DyOTT,S FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS.

- contain the Sixteen Standard Preparations, of
which T. W. DYOTr. NJ. d.. is sole proprietor.
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IN CHANCERY.-Vmci.IA-At a Court Of
i Quarterly Session, continued and held IN
Louisa county, at the Court House thereof OF.
Wednesday, The l2ih day Of June, lsii;
Stephen f'arrar in his " right, and a Eyecu.
tor of Matthew F'arrar, deceased, Plaintiff
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tn CHANCERY.-ViRGixIA AT Ruiz, Loli
l. IN the Clerks Office OF the Circui, Sur.,i',
Court OF Law and Chancery for BnckinrI'.''u, ,
county, on Monday, the third day of Junr ISL
Virginia Wheeler, who sues by her ra',
friend, Samuel A, Coleman, plain,i,i s'A'
a1oinSi "''"4.I
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Personal Movements.

Gen. James Hamilton, OF South Carolina and Texas,
has writ letter to Hon. Daniel Webster, designed
reply to the remarks Mr. Webster made in regard Tex
and its connection with slavery, Boston Common
the 10Th of September
The following members Of Congress, all democrats have
been reelected for South Carolina Isaac Holiness
Joseph A. Woodward, Artemas Burt, and r. B. Rhett
Henry z. Hayner, Esq, of Troy, has been nominated
the whig candidate for Senator in the Third District
in this State
Gov. Steele Of New Hampshire hes appointed the l4th
day of November as Thanksgiving day throughout the
State.
Professor Stewart, of Andover who has been seriously
ILL., is BETTER aud it is expected that he will be able
sumo his duties at once.
The Hon. Seth Luther Of Rhode Island is announced to
address democratic maeting in Michigan the Rhode
Island question.
b f. Hslle has been nominated for Congress by the
locofocos OF Boston,
William Grant, sen of Trenton, has been appointed
Parser in the United States Navy
In Philadelphia there q rumor in circulation Tuea.
day evening" that Elder storrs the Second Advent
| departed from this life the previous morning
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Jackson
WilIinn,a

Before Recorder Talmadge and Aldermen Jackson and
Jabez Williams.
G. Patterson, Esq, District Attorney.
sOctober "a Trials Jor .dssaui1 and Battery Thomas
Hanlon put trial. indicted Tor two assaults and bat
terry, committed by HIM on the 10th instant; the
Mr. Ezekiah ID Hull, No 20 Ferry street. aud the other
on Mr. Lee Knapp The jury found the accused guilty
and Court sentenced him to the penenary for two
months, being one month for each offence
Trial for Grand Larceny John Faust then tried
for grand larceny, stealing, the 2th OF September,
no worth $40, the property Of Peter Herbison Of 3h
street, HUDSON. The animal found in Fausts
poss, sson distance from Herbisons premises;
he leading II off with halter "risoner was intoxi
Gated at the time, and there nothing made appa-
rent hst his int nj to steal the horse the jury
dered verdict OF not guilty.
.anothr Grand Larc ny jan smidt, q German, was
also tried for grand larceny in stealing the 10Th OF
last month 40 pounds of vermilon, worth $40, from the
ship Quebec the property OF the consgnees and
The prisoner arrested by officer Lsor and he con
essed having taken the vermihon from the ship which
In the aud charge Captain Hilbert the master
Of the vessel The confession made by Snd to the Of
fcer extoted under threat which is not considered
legal evidence trial, but the other hand the
property being found in his possession the accused
bound to account In what he obtained 1t, which
he fled to do aud the jury there doubt II
the value Of the properly exceeded sao found him guilty
confined IN the penitentia-y for months.
Plea Of Gully M define Reisch, German female,
indicted ior grand larceny In stealing bank notes and
other property worth sos, In August last from Madame
Jumai, OF Manhatanvie, was pei med by the Cou TO
plead guilty to petit larceny only at he nstgation Of
the prosecutrix She sentenced to be confined in the
City Prison for month.
Jsnother Plea Of Guihy.-A lad. swede by birth,
named Augustus W. Auscnertz pleaded guilty grand
larceny IL stealing gold snd promissory notes. &C. worth
$50 Peter Stocky, No SO Washington street. His
plea was received and recorded, and he to tn,
House Of Refuge.
The Case Of Jacob Baidon, convicted and sentenced
ths Pent ntisry tor fvui months for keeping disoIdeT
mouse Leonard street rhe Court listed that they har
rec and bill o exceptions TO set aside thu
verdict but they did not perceive any enable grounds
the application the bill was returned and motion de
MED. ot N4
Another Plea Of Guilfy--Asa Bowman pleaded guilty
10 grand larceny stealing silver worth from sac
10 500 from the dwelling No ia Liberty street His pies
recorded and the Court sentenced him TO the State
Prison for two years.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
THE AMERIcAs INsrrvrx-cHARLArAsrsM--

IHE AMERICAN INsTIrUTE--CHARLATANIsM
This is the third week of the Fair OF the Ameri-
can Institute tor the exhibition Of domestic manu-
factures. At the close Of the second week, the
managers boasted that hundred thousand per-
sons had visited the Fair, which, at twenty-five
cents head, made the sum of S25,000 Making
all reasonable deductions for free tickets and Incl
dental expenses, the sum netted was probably $20-
600 During this years exhibition most extraor-
dliary policy has been adopted by the managers
which cannot be characterized in any other way
than as charlatanism of the lowest kind. We are
credlbly informed that these managers have been
inviting all the foreign artists in the city TO sing at
the exhibition, and thus furnish inducements to
the public to visit it at twenty five cents ahead.
The managers represent the appearance of these
artists as quite grautous and unsolicited, and as
being made solely with the view Of sIgnifyng their
esteem for the Improvement Of American manu-.
facture. more preposterous piece OF charatan-
ry to gull the public and cheat deserving artists,
we never knew. We know that in the case of
Ole Bull he was mportuned again and again, and
in the1case Of of the Italian artists, the
nagers Of the Institute have repeatedly pressed
them to appear and sing.
Now, this is not ALL We have learned that those
eminently patriotic and gentlemanly managers
have been begging the "Belringers'' and the
"Negro Melodists" to appear at the Institute, and
all sorts Of mummery and clap-trap have been re-
sorted to for the purpose, forsooth, OF promoting
the improvement of American manufactures. The
fact is, that this Institute have entered into digni-
fed rivalry with the "Amercan Museum and
are contending for the palm Of humbugging with
Barnum and other showmen round about the city
and country. And what is the object of the ma
nagers in thus degrading and disgracing national
end respectable institution, established merely for
the purpose of promoting the various branches of
domestic industry, skill and art? Why, TO catch
money at the door, an account of which is never
given, land nobody knows what becomes of it, and,
indeed, nobody seems to care. We have been
collecting materials for the purpose of fully ex-
posing the impertinence, humbug, and msmanage-
rnent of the committee of this Institute, and we
will perform the painful but necessary duty. This
humbug has been tolerated toe long.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25


ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs-DUMBoLToN's OPERA
HOUSE, CHAMBERS STREET--The magic spell of un-
dying attraction still hangs round this appsrenty well
as positively enchanted spot made more night after
night by the thrilling barmonies OF Germon Sanwood,
Pelham, and their comp Harrington and Warren.
It will be remembered that this is the last evening but
Of their highly successful when this favored
spot must yield to equal atracuons
MASTER YOUNG, the very witch or all witches,
and the most enterprising performer in his line now
in America, keeps his audiences in perfect state of
amazement at the American Museum; and with the
derful MIR Nellis Mr.. Cole Master Alfred Miss Bruce,
the Dog Billy &c. is drawing crowded houses. Those
moving auen natons just received from Paris with
Queen vctora's State Robe, Gen aom Thumbs Cous
Dress and the thousands Of other attractions ere
making the place the NEST interesting Of any the city
Splendid performances take place this afternoon at
o'clock, and this evening at hall past 7.
Tom THUMB ExTNGyTsHED.-There is little
woman at the New York Museum, thirty years of
age, and small in STATURE that you not
face you would be led to suppose she infant of
three years cid Her petite figure is most beautifully
formed her tiny west could be enciI sled with thumb
and finger Nature appears to have called all her into
reluisition, COMPRISING into the smsest possible
space perfect specimen of symmetry. The price to
her is Characteristic Of her tout ensemble viz small
being only one shilling
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Theatricals, sc.

THE PARx.-ThAre another excellent house to see
Mr. wood in the millionaire" las. night II Is rather
interesting to observe the very percepble difference in
the appearance Of the houses MIR. Maywoods nights
from the intervening The fine acting and classic
style Of this gentleman, attracting very brilliant and
fashionable audiences.
NIBLos THEArRE.-This agreeable, snug and elegant
ou Of theatre il progressing in spite Of the political
excitement and all rivalry There very fine house
last night and the performances went of with great spirit
and effect The spectacle of "Fair Star" one Of the
most beautiful and successful things of the kind ever
duced in the city.
SACRED Music SocIErY.-The grand oratorio of David
performed at the Tabernacle last evening by the
Sacred Music Society. The place crowded Madame
Otto the "Sstsr Of David" preemneny success
ul This excellent artist ia deservedly great favore
with the musical public, the and frequent ap.
pause which attended her efforts this occasion showed
Mrs Strong and Mr. Brough in fine voice, and
tanned their parts with characteristic ability decided
improvement observable in the chorusses and the in
strumenta department was worthy OF much commenda.
tion.
Mr. silsbee has been engaged by Messrs Welch Della
van at the Front Street Theatre, Baltimore.
A splendid silver cup presented 10 Mr. j b. Cough
the eemperancellecturera at Boston Wednesday
The drecto of the Boston Academy Of Music ma
king preparations to favor the public with series Of
certs at the ensuing season.
Concert andj Pantheon Halls Boston, are now under.
going extensive repairs preparatory to the approaching
ball room season.
The Boston papers speaking of Mr. Anderson, say
our impressions that he is every way equal if
SUPERIOR in points, to Macready He up
along side Booth and this is his great praise we con-
slider Booth decidedly superior to Macready.
Mr.. E. Metz formerly end favorably known as musi-
cal professor is at Lowell, where he intends giving
vocal and instrumental concert aided by all his
musical associates
recherche ball. complimentary to NJ Korponay takes
place at Papantis in Boston, on Wednesday evening
Mr. Geo. Balls, the celebrated comedian, who was
well known actor in the princpe cities the Uni
ted States, died in Dublin on the 18th ult.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Citv Intelligence.

Police Rccord-THuKsDAr-MoRs ARREsrs FoR
FORGERY This forenoon three other persons were
rested charge OF utterng counterfeit biistheir
are Csoe McCollister, George Hurbert aud Hannibal
Barnes alias Bonney the latter being searched spu
rious bills the Agricultural Bank OF PsfeI1 Mess
were found in his possession. On McCoster nd Hur
BERT bills OF the denomination OF So end $40 the Barn.
stable Bank, Yarmouth Massachusetts AS was appar
ent that they were concerned with sher previously
rested for the same offence they detained 10 be
amined on the charge. 4tE+
COrOner's OMce-DEATH THE SPANISH SEAMAN,
CHAPrELL-The Coroner called to hold en- inquest
TINS morning the body Of james Chappe the Span
lard, stabbed last Saturday week board the
brig FIlncs D. Peck, end then taken to the City
Hospital which institution last night Samuel
Riley the cook OF the vessel who inflicted the latel blow
has fled.
FATAL AccIDENT.-The Coroner also summoned
to hold an inquest at No 1877 Mott street. the body of
Rufus Morrls aged yeais the flames Norris who
came to his this morning about 10 o'clock by
kers wagon running over him, while he ives p ssing
across the street. between Mott snd Spring streets He
died Immediately, he injuries wficn were purely
accidental.
SUICIDE by A FEMALE-A femae, named Frances
Coates aged years. native Of Ireland put period to
her existence last night at IL Mnnroe street. BY cutting
her throat with She very Incorporate wo
man, and committed the of self destruction while la
boring under attack Of derium tremens verdict ac-
cordingly
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

Beiore Judge OskIey.
Der 24-Guiiialme "A Baulet VS. Stephen Card The
jury rendered verdict for plaintiff in this case, reported
Ia yesterdays Herald, $75.
Notwithstanding VanderPoel asked for the
porter et the American Republican, and also OF the Ex
press and made inquiry in relation to the reports which
turazed foreigners before the Court become citizens
His Honor strongly apugncd the reports garbed and
incorrect and stated they reflected upon his judi
cia character He would hold the editors and propetors
responsible for any impu.aons that may be thrown upon
his judicial reputation in the discharge OF his official du
ties The reporter of the Express explained end stated
that the reports were not furnished by him and II they
were, the Court would find no cause to complain After
some further remarks His Honor withdrew The rep rer
OF the American Republican being absent in the Circuit
Court, wss unable to give an explanation. The Couit
adjourned over.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

To the PubIlc.-The following described
remedies which every family should always keep may found
Only st 4 TGurlsH6t N6 ss VI h.
all lameness, contracted cords shrveed disabled
limb; and Yhep used together with the INDIAN vEGETA
Bile ELIXIR to De taken inernay) they warranted to
HAYS I Il%MEST AND IiNs BALM OF CHINA,
.la IN sPsN p for
the Of Asthma spepsa Liver Complaints &c. and
gsne family remedy for attacks of sickness unequaed
DR. MoNAIR's ACOUSTIC OLA cure for Deafness,
Pains the Head Dageabe Sounds Buzzngs the Ears
CoMsT0CKs VERN1IFUGE-A sure remedy for Worms
:, ,C0MsToCK'S sARsAPARILLA, for Purifying the
face Salt Rhenm, Scofaous Affections Sc &C. Price 50 cts
THE 6I T%HSN for preserving leather and render
The above articles warranted give good satisfaction
and fully answer the recommendations.
CAUTIoN-Bewese Of counterfets and buy in this city only
az III Courtlandt street wish the genuine For sale
Brooklyn corner Of Fulton and Cianbury streets.
why vii you be svvindled with a Five
Points counterfeit Of Gouaud laisn Soap for curing pim
pies eckes salownes eryspeas scurvy roughne,s chaps
and all skin bemishes Again anxiousy caution all who
do wish their injured bv the perncious counterfeit
buy only the original establishment of Dr. Gouraud CT
walker street, LIST store FRosi Bro dway so cents cake
Bad breath, grlndllng the teeth daring
Sleep and indicative of worms and sym
toms that should be Immediately attended to- Shernans
Worm Lozenges will give immedi e relief The number Of
cases which have occurred within short time, where
worms have been brought immense and
feet health restored to the sufferer pieces the Doctors Lozen
far above other medicine which ever been
discovered They pleasant the taste easily administered
to the pstuent child and always depended upon
when given according to directions Dr. Sherman warehouse
East Broadway; 39 Fulton stes Brooklyn; Ledger Bull
dngs fMadelphia; and State street, Boston,
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY HERALD.
Ascension OF the MilleriteS.
THE L0AFER MILITIA.
THE UNIFORMED MILITIA.

The freaks and vsg lries of the Milerites, and
the mastering OF the Militia have been the chief
social movements of the week, setting aside the
great political events. Accordingly, we give to
these matters a fitting memorial In the Weekty
Herald, to be issued tomorrow morning.
A band of Millerites are represented, in one Of
the fine engravings to be given in this splendid pie
torial paper, awaiting the signal for their arial
flight This is an admirable graphic illustration
of the fanaticism Of the present moment.
Another engraving represents a brigade OF the
Ioafer militia, headed by sone-eyed Davy" in per-
son, with Gulick, and other ne.collectors, as his
aids-de-camp.
A third engraving represents one of our 'crack"
companies of uniformed militia, on parade, with
group of officers Of various other companies, and
the staff Of the renowned Brigadier-General, Geo.
p Morris. Price of the whole, only 81 cents.