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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

ROANOKE LANDS FOR SALE.
rriilE sub<c rlbrr being settle part oil MS
Ncsroes IN the South west, has determined To sell
bis EtIiy liill F-a,c MeckCnhrs county, ~ Is 81
mated TN tr south side OF the river, twelve illes hr-
lu The lucton nf tie Dan and Sauninn, immediately
on The stare Road irlm Randolph Macon college 10
Ru:ucyviy, ON tie Raleigh and Ga-inn Ra'nad nnd III
lie ylcity of iu:Talnc Springs ana those III warren
county North Carolina IL contains about fourteen Fun
,fr,I acres two hundred oil which ow grounds, stse
raj lee higher than is u.u.l, aud not second ~ hny on
The river; nine ..undic IA original WOODS Stfy si"r
ar tobacco aud wheat land three hundred acres CLEARED
aaa hight. iiuplovei. Upon tais cSil'e l. large ana
c,inmuiIus .cag house with fw 1--WE iusns neatly
flushed and has every cui-hogsc aud CONVENIENCE, al
good ISiai,.
There u, Episcopal and Methodist Church within
lnile of the dwelling, aid Presbyterian within four
tour miles To a,;iler al l,r wheat lie Transported
tfol,i the plantation by water carriage.
The plantation is vel waered wlih numerous springs
the cleared lands under excellent fences, al Eorz"n
;i2e, aud wcl set in .r:>srs aud clover. have hal
4 large family the plantation for Twelve years, ana
have never had Of billions or a-Ge and ierer.-
There il asoa settlement The with good
oyer.,ct's house and o.!ier Necessary fixtures such A.
good barns a wiea. mtc:ine, &c. Should amy pcr-on
wish !ar.cI Estate. will sell five hundred acres MORE
nd lining. with 6 Of river low grounds, and the
haaacc uncIraf. Il toaacco land. viii furnish tie Inr
chaser with any quantity o and rrovrnder n re-
dgrcd prices.
Persons w-ln. 30 purchase would do we'll to see The
present crops uu tine Rand.
wal Jake piri or whole payment in Scgroea, or will
make the terms accommodating 10 the purchaser
NATflf. II. GREEN.
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A MEIJA ACADEMY-Thc next Session
"A will commence Sent. Isl, and end July Isl,
Isis.
Board and Tuition. S,50-$75 to be paid Sept
Isl. -, February LIST. Punctual attendance III
the commencement of the session IS ealtes''S IT,
quesled. Refer 10 WM. II. HAtIi,pN;
~ Dircc,, (post paid) Elk Hill 7; - :, A'n ~
July ! III ~ :.
HNHESCHOOL will nc continued al my rouse
under the same instructor for another year
commencing on the Is, of September and cios'n"
the Isl of july next. The subscriber, having lllt
preparation of his own Boys ior .he = h''c'>'n
solely in view in establishing thiS "chooi' WIZ
Emit the number to fifteen pupils, oi whom liz j
icsirnuso If bayinr six as Boaricrs; and il these
be promptly engaged, the number VIII DC iiih''cu
10 Twelve, Ther. are now four vacancies
The subjects taught are The Greek, Latin
French and German languages; Geography. liis-
tory. English Grammar and Composition, Arii!i-
;Eei;c and Mathematics
Tcrms-For Board and Tuition Tor The session
of len months, PAYABLE half Yearly N ADVANCE !.'
slCJ WILLIS II. WO0DLEi,.
University of Virginia.
Ju,v ,c 20-t
UNIVERSITY or Vl2GINIA.-The chair
oil the school of Modern Languages oil Tins
institution having become vacant, BY the rcSiS,
nation OF Professor Charles krali>ir, Inc board
of Visitors will proceed, al special meeting on
The 10Th September, 10 fill the vacancy thus oc-
casioned
The compensation of the Professor consists OF
a salary of one thousand dollars, and fee OF
TWENTY-FIVE dollars from each member of the
School. besides he usc of comfortable dwelling
and garden. free of rent The Languages taught
are German, French, Spanish, ltalianl and An
co-.saXon.
Applications NAV be addressed 10 the under
signed q, the University o; Virginia.
WILLIS II. WoODLEY, Proe'or.
Ink % a3-ll0S
- The r. WING will publish regularly in the
country paper-anI the New York American,
and New York Evcnn. Post, the Boston Post,
aud Boston Atlas, regularly in their city or daily
papers until the 10Th OF September, and forward
their accounts 10 this Office for collection One
copy of the papers containing the advertisement
10 be sent 10 the Proctor with cost oi advertising.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-The next
| session OF this Institution will commence on
the LIST OF October and terminate on the lth ol
July following.
The schools OF the University, with their re-
spcc,iyc professors. are
l. ANCIENT Observation-Disclosures Harrison
> MooEE% Observation-Disclosures -
- Observation-Disclosures Courenay.
t. NATURAL HILosoPmY-Proiessor w. b.
Rogers.
s. Civil ENd!SEERlSG-Thc Subjects of which
are diyiicd between the the professors Of Mathc-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
G. CusMlsrRY-Pro r. T.. Rogers.
T. Mr9CISE-Prof Howard.
s. ASAroMY ASp SraGEsy-Prof. cahell.
O. MoRu PnlLosopny-prof G. Tucker.
H. LAw-p:ol II. ST. G. Tucker
For more particular information in regard to
expenses, &c, see one OF Inc printed catalogues,
or the Washington Globe or The National Intel
liecncer WILLIS Ii. WOODLEi,
Proctor and Patron.
I,,lv - 0o-tI0S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

VALUABLE FARMS IN SURRi FOR
Y LEVIN he sold 10 The highest bidder
on the premises, on MONDAY, the :1Sh OF Octobsr
next if fair. ii not the first iair day thereafter a
valuable Farm in Surry county containing by
estimation about $50 acres. This farm lies on
BacSwaicr, Immediately above Blunt's bridges;
- miles from Petersburg, and 5 from Cabin
Point The Improvements are, in part, large
and handsome two->tory frame dwelling house,
neatly finished. eyccp. the piasicring, onIs one
coat of which was put on, and built in 1871 a
good kitchen. smoke hoasc erana.v, carriage
hoa>c, &c. Most of the buildings have been
erected within the last Ii years, and are generally
in good repair. The arabic land is generally of
a superior quality: and, when married. produces
clover luxuriantiy. There is an abundance oil
timber fer farming and building purposes, and
considerable quantity of very Snpcrio! land (caQa-
bic OF Welding ) or 10 barrels nl corn 10 the
acre. that might be cleared to advantage.
Immediately after the above sale is closed, an
adjoining Farm, containing about 10 acres, will
be sold. On this Farm there is a comfortable
dwelling house, kitchen, &c. somewhat out oi
repair: and about 10 or 60 acres arabic land, III
good condition
Immediate possession viii be given o! the small
iarm--oi the larger one, the purchaser will be al
loved such possession as may BE- necessary 10
make preparations for 4 crop-lnii The CROWN"
crops can be sold when full possession will he
given The title 10 both place, is indisputahle,
and the sale will bc without reserve. The terms
will be liberal and made known on The day OF
sale, by WIN. t. Il. RUFFlN,.,
Executor OF Thomas Raiiin, decd.
Scpt3 ai-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

BELL TAVERN, RICHMOND, Va.
+, TIE subscribers will take charge of this
I'm popular and well-known HoVse, on Tues
k.s N .ia... the 10th, and respectfully solici, a
share OF patronage from their friends and the
public They have furnished the house through
out with new furniture. Their table will always
be supplied with the best eatables the market will
afford. and their bar with the best liquors
RO. HILL & BROTHER.
July is N-MO
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l1iRM FOs SaI.E--Iiavins located iny'ci ~ Tue
ci.y. will SELL privately, my late fesid'ce III 'io
comfy Of enfco lying within tour rifles nj Town, ~
,ua,...l midway hrtween The Brock Turnpike anu .hr
Mea.ow Bridge Road, aud within th'es-'on''hS % u
nate al either. The tact conta:ns ahp hlhsy 49,
nj l.ud ,fy of which IS arabic, (and in pretty iar
,lat- Of cu!ivalnu.l tie residue vel tirbeed Tor
III. section of country. ,,,.
;he announcements IRE. two story single dwelling,
r.r,u,v erected with ~ The necessary ont hnst'
The >n,irtv Of the nrishhofheoI is Intelligent, s"che
and refined. ,.; ,,,
For terms which will he made accommodating, Apply
"a wv. 7. LADD, or
MlCAJAlI BATES, City saryeyor:
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july %

NJ 3DlCAL COLLEGE. IN RICHMOND,
VI VIRGINIA-Thc Seventh Winter Session
Of tie Medical Department Of Hampton Sidney
Colssa will commence in Richmond on the last
MONDAY in October, Qhe 2sh) and continue un-
til the last OF February following.
John Cullen, NJ. d.. Preic&sor RI Theory 0ad
P'0oicc Of .hdicine.
Augs. L. Warner, NJ. D., Pyefessor Of SHrscy
Gad Sargicai ARotomH
l.. w. Chamberlavnc, ". d., PgcjeSSor 81
IHcapeulicS aad Eatcria .Icdica.
II. L. Bohannan, NJ. D., Proft&eor If Ois'c-
,yics a11 DiNases IF Homo, uni CttiGrca.
Socrates Maupin, NJ d., Prote>"r al CtemfS-
I'm ant I>ltHymGcp.
Jeliries Wyman, NJ. D., Prqicarcf anatomy
ant Pay>jo'o-H.
a councillors and elegant College and mfr
mary Building is in progress of erection, and
will be completed by the opening of the session ;
it has been 30 arranged, 10 afford TO The Student
every convenience and comfort and will enable
the Faculty 10 extend 10 him all the advantages
and facilities for Il thorough education. which
the prcscn. advanced condition ot Medical Science
demands. The College lnlrmay. City AIMS
house, Arinory and Pcnitcntiary, afford ample
means for instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery while the facilities for studying practical
Anatomy, aud operative Surgery. are unsulpaS-
set PHYSICIANS in the country. who do no, re-
ceivc the catalogue, which will be issued during
this month, (Julv.) will please send ihcir adj
dresses, (7osi PAID 10 the Dean.
AUGS. l.. WARNER, NJ. H.,
Dear NJ The Freaiy.
Trlvo It-tIStNcy
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TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING.
Sept. |, lSfl.
Of this Office. s2,09Si 59 II
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TEMALE SCIIOOL.-The next session Of
! the School ri my house for Ike instruction Of
Young Ladies, VII commence on the LIST October,
and terminate on the 20lh December following
Miss Sarah Il. To!c, the present Instruc,rcss will
continue her duties is such.
The subscriber having had an ample opporiu-
nifty of Judging, confidently recommends Miss 'role
10 The public. a Il young Lady admirably fitted
Tor the duties of her vocation.
The Terms VIII b. the same as heretofore, o
wit Tor the scholastic year Of ten months, for
Board. SO: Tuition in all the English Branches,
"a Music on the Plane, with Use OF Instrument
$50; French Language, So Drawing, -; Paiut-
ing, -; Ornamental Needle Work, -: Worsled
Flowers -. Every requisite attention will lie
paid 20 the manners and moral department Of the
Young Ladies by Ms Davis and Miss Toe.
Address the subscriber, al MillcIs Tavern, Es-
Sex county, Va. Il. NJ. DAVIS.
Sept 3 3i-wSw
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WIN. C. SANDS, L. c.


toMHf-sfcSEkJ bFFitf'
Richmond, aand August, lsii.t
rurs,iart Ia the foregoing decree, have appointed ~
oSh ity ot October ior the attendance 0f the PAT
tirs NJ my office, IN the cry oi Richmond, on which dan
hy ten o'cooH 4. NJ they are hereby notified 10 attend
with the evidence necessary Ia enable G,r 10 perform
the duties required by III foregoing decree. And The
CREDITORS OF Lewis E."nincrger, drctued also mott
fri to attend, The same day, with th,r claims, AMI
the evidence III support thereof
JOHN SHORE, Comni.sion,r
An 3l-wSg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-10

4 L 4 Court Of Quarterly Sessions, held ior Louisa
- county, Il The Cuufi house thereof Monday, tie
18th day "f August. lr;i upon the mciion of Marlin
EEnior lrsatee under The viii Of james Robertson,
deceased the Court Goth order that all persons WHO
may have c!aus ag1ihs the said drcetst 90 eIliHt
the same 10 DR.. William 4. Gillespie, his Euoiiuf.
within seventy days from this i,:c, tor - temcn'; md
that copy of tins order hc published ~ soc Richmond
newspaper for eight weeks siyt!., and posted
the door u thiI Court trusr two several Court day
4 GurV--'r,.fP
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IN RY.-VRclSA--At a Court u
j Quarterly Session, continued and held iof
Louisa county, at the Cont iionse thereof an
Wednesday, the 18th day oi June, 1914:
Stephen i'arrar in his own right, and as ES"ci-
tor of Matthew !arrar, deceased Plaintiff
against
Matthew Farrar and other Defendants.
The Defendant above named not havin. enter
ed his appearance and given security according
10 law. and the rules of this Court and !; appear
ing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court, that ne is not
an inhab,art Of This STATE: On motion Of the
plaintiff by his Attorney. it is ordered tina, the
said defendant Matthew Farrar do appear before
the justices of our county court OF said county ut
the Court House, on the second MONDAY IN Sep
temler next, and answer the plaintiff 5 bill
and that COPY of this order be forthwith inherited
in some newspaper published in the city Of Rlcn.
mond, for two months successfully, and posted IL
the front door Of the Court House Of this county,
on some Court day A Copy-Te.te, r
JOHN HUNTER. c. /. [.
Jnl,o IS-W2m'
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules heI.
l. in the Clerks Office oil the Circuit Sufcno
Court Of Law and Chanccry Tor Louisa county
on Monday. The lsl day OF JUly. ISL:
John Beadlcs and William W BcaGlcs, mcr
chants and partners in trade under the firm aa'
style Of J. & w W. EeaGlcs, plaintiffs:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

Aoth amount received IN Ten Gays, S4,?26 averaging
81 422 per day This route very great fsvorte with
the travelling public at this season. prefer day trip
when on pleasure excursion. In ira winter il will
command nearly al the travel on account OF the short
distance to be travelled by water
Five dollar notes, purporting be the Bank OF Ha
gerstcwn Nd have been put in circulation. There is no
snch institution as te Bank Of Hagsrsown,o but the
spurious notes have tho signature Of the President and
Cashier of the Hagerstown Bank.
Counterfeit Tens the Onondaga County Bank are in
circulation They mseraby executed and calcu.
lated to deceive by daylight They represented
registered in the Comptrollers Office but the blank for
the Registers name is not filed up.
Ghe commerce Of Boston Is rapidly increas.
ing line of Liverpool packets has recently
been formed, and there seems to he a united move
ment made by the capitalists and merchants Of that
section TO carry the whole Of their foreign trade On
the 2lst and 22d inst there'were ythree iorcgnarr
walls and fortyseven foreign cearnnces. On the same
days there were three hundred and twenty eight en-.
frances about onehrd Of which by the steamship
The total amount Of revenue received at the Custom
House for the above two days. 100 OoO Since the
completion Of the numerous railroads dverging from
Boston, business in that city has increased to wonderful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25
EOrelgn Markets.

HAVANA Aug. Notwithstanding the recent arrival
OF Rice from your and from other parts CT the Union that
market stil keens at good price The last sales which
took place yesterday at 1874 rails which with the
difference Of the Tariff ia a good price
Coffee. ncminally, II TO "a; Sugar, A, 81 90 Ex
change on London II to III prem.
BAkBApoEs PAIGE CURRENT. Aug IL Flour superfne
strong, 90 81 Alewives, 10 20; Bread NAVY So
Pilot none; Beans, none; Prime Beet 10 III Bacon u
% l3 Goldfish, "a 10; Corn Meal as 80; Crackers
3soa 70; Corn yellow, 40 ! co. Capdlss Am sperm
40; tallow, IA composition 40; Cheese, Am u;
nams ~ io iierrings, none American Wood, hoops
IA; nackerel rs 60 Nails So Il Linseed OIL 90
vi; spermaceu a 50; American Pork 10 10 5O Pitch
2a2 o0; Potatoes, 80; Porter, rs q Rosn so;
39S 50 Cedar, 25; Cypress, 8 so; Slaves r. o.
"a 80; 0, "a 20; Tobacco manufactured 10; Tar
2a25O
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MONEY MARKET.

snturHay, aug. %4-O r. NJ.
There is very little Of importance doing in the Stock
Marke. Prices are steadily falling and the market con
nues la very depressed state At the Old Board Penn.
syivanii SIS fell of per cent; Kentucky 6s, 1, Canton
Co II Ohio Ga, /; Norwich and Worcester, At; Long
Island 81 United stass Bank Il Morris Canal, !; Har.
len u; stoning,on At the New Board, Long Island
declined per cent; Norwich and Worcester, III Far
iners, /; Kentucky 6s 4; Ohio o's, Il United States
Bsuk j
We qnosc bills on London at 100, no. On Pars, 81
2li There u OF present very limited demand The
HAVE packet takes cut 500 coo in specie D.
meafic exchanges continue very dull. We cannot
pect much activity Ia this line unit, the fall trade has
fairly set in
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QuorArrors roa srrcIE,

There is considerable enquiry in the street for Mexican
dollars icr expectation. 1t will be observed that
quote primo bills on London at ten per cent premium,
which is the specie shipping point Mexican dollars can
b shipped profit at the present time with bills Il 81
premium but gold cannot 60 forward short Of ten per
cent The best houses will draw short OF ten pre-.
MUM and remtinces must be hereafter made, to great
extent in specie.
The rscsipts of the Long Island Railroad continue
very large From the opening OF the line, via this road
Boston, the daily receipts have been follows
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New stock Exchange,
SALES OF srocKs-BosTos. Auo. o.

SALES OF SrocKs-BosToN, Aua. %
Board NJ Brokers 10 shares Eastern Railroad 1871:
do do, l2; 80 do Reading Railroad, 26i do do 2s1 SO
do do $50 26; so do do $50 26t % d. do s3O 26a 10
90 DO a6t 100 DO do gels SO dodo oct; IS do a6 Is
do do 26b b0 do do 26 so do do 26 80 do do 26; 90
do do 2eb sod do 265 so do do 2ss do a6 100
do do 26; 30 do do. 2ob; do Norwich and Worcester
Railroad "a; % do Western iaroad s9B Is do do se
80 do DO so3 80 do do boo, 9oa 100 do Randolph bank
20 20 90 East Boston Co. ot 80 do do 1915 10 do do lO
a. .4,c,ion-l4 shares Nashua & owaiI q oroaa osa
265 adv 5 do Troy and Greenhush Railroad 1911 per
share 80 do Boston and Providence Railroad 81 per cent
alv 90 DO Auburn and Rochester Railroad II do 81 do
Eastern Railroad, Is do.
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roNT or NEW sonss, AUGUST as


Cleared.
Ship Sddons Cobb, Liverpool f. X. Collins CoBaroues
Catarna Iambl Fok Hamburg Schmidt Balchen; Easo.
mus, Mansfield Rio Jaero, f. Corning Son Isabella Nc.
t Kse New L2adon Assp Chaueeey-Bris; Kong Swerc,
ghe Hamb) Grebe La Guayra Do; yesa. Drem) Kuhlman
5reme Never S,uekeni Florida Blanco, Elddee Belize,
Hon Is Banco. Bunker Hill Perry, ST. Kits, VIM r. Shei.
field; e Meserpe Mario, pemsSra, Thos Wnnet Madison
hqsy savannah StTres X ClearmanSchrs October, III.
didss Cuneoa Foulke sous VIM Bryan Moss, Gslscs-
Ms; iaene Abbott Washington Nc Cook Taylor; Vic.
lory, Psaied, Alexandria, stuges Clearman Michigan
Terry, Baltimore johnson Lowden; Brave HalIock do
Brisss Jane, Power ksgue DO Draper peyle; n q Y,
fer1s, NORFOLK, Blow March; Ann D. Bcdell, Norfolk
.urges Cleaiman J. Cooley x Co Edridge, Boston --Sp
Frisbe, New Haven.
Arrived.
New steam ship John 8 McKm Moore 81 hours from Phi.
ladepha, with mds 70 N. l. AlcCetdy Cots passengers
Brque X Ring, Latham 30 days from Palermo with fruit
to Sturges Clelrman.
Brig Norman, Pratt, days from West Indies with sugar TO
Nesmth Walsh. "
Brig Jefferson Dyer of Madson) 20 days from Bonarc to
Nesmh Walsh with 2i00 bushels salt to j. Foulke < SON.
Left no American vessel
the Capes, with mdse to n L. NlcCeady * Co OF the
Deawsre Ashland from Phadepha for York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-25

IND OTHERS MAKING REMIT7aNCES TO
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
DRAFTS FOR ANY. AMOUNT on all the Branches Of
- The PkOvlNCIAL BANK, IRELAND, and
THE NATIONAL BANK, SCOTLAND,
can be obtained of RlCH'D BELL, Il
VIM McLACHLAN,
. ,. and 7 DORIS buildings, Hanover st.
Also, BILLS on the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH ANiF-
RGAt LONDON, and its Branches in Canals, New Buns-
wick, Nova Scotia aud New foundland.
jy24 2tsw Singh
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State OF Trade.

BsEADsTUrFs : Genessee -four 81 1879 a 25; Mich.
gan 81 l2Aa4 lsa; Georgetown 81 20 SO; Wheat SIS
a W cents; RS 90 sc cent?; Corn as 40 cents
CorTor Sales to day amount about 500 bales prices
being in favor OF TIE buyer The las. days the sale
amount 10 1000 bales oil which exporters 1900
bales. : We revise our quotations -
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Master. AM AUem1s.

We shall esteem il favor If Captains Of Vessels will Civ,
@ h3psnr SitvrY Captain Of our News Boats, report Of
the shipping left at the whence they sailed the vessel
spoken on their passag list Of their cargo and any foreign
nedsey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents az home
q asoad viii also confer favor by sending this Office all
le Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical Iulosma.
uon Of any Kind will he thankfully received.
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CLIFTON HOUSE.
ON THE S SEAAYslIRPHEss N sTkkTEN ISLAND

FOR PERMANENT BOARDERs, transient dodgers and
day visitors offers opportunity Of enjoying the breeze
view Of and and uequaed for its pictursueness the
luxury Of the BATH 1.-THE beach being within half mile Of
the house)
The dinner hour is ~ ocockon Sunday at o'clock su
carriages attendance for the Of
fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room are just finish
ed for the amusement of the patrons Of the establishment
GEORGE PIERIS, Proprietor.
BTwo Of the best in the House may be had for
lies.
On Sundays the boats stapleton landing every
aus imsrc
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EAGLE OYSTER AND DINING SALOON
4 BROADWAY, entrance in Lispenard stree-The sub
scribe having purchased the above establishment from
the former propeors Whed Jessup would respectfully in.
form his friends AND the public generally that he has cd
and reopened the above SALOON in which he
will ensure him share Of the public patronage;
The public respectfully invited to call and view the above
may be suited in which will him call
aui8 81 ltaw Sundssrc CHARLES q. AUSTIN.
JOSEPH GILLoTT'S STEEL pENs-The subsc riber has
hand and is constantly receiving fresh supplies Of the
above well known Pens--consisting in part OF the
croton lnew) on cards, engraved views.
American Barrel Pen (new.)
Magnum Bonum Commercial Pen.
Prince Albers engraved and medallion heads.
Patent Slips dozen each
IL boxes in each packet.
s Si%oie Fsn 90 DO 90
Patent Slips, white and bronze.
Princpality fine, fine and medium points
Caigraphic, Washington Nos. and 10.
Damascus Victoria extra fine point.
Ladies' Pen, Luna, Eagle, Double Damascus.
School Pen, Public Pen.
Queens Own Pen, Baronia Collegiate, Nos and Q.
large stock OF boxes Of EACH Of various
degrees of points and quality marked and nn-mnked
- The above, together with good stock Of "Windes and
HENRY JEssoP,
au2 lw'm Oh John street, corner Of Gold.
pACKET SHIP ST. NICOLAS FROM HAvRE-Con.
sgncs by this shin requested to send their rerm
board Pier No North River, without delay All goods
permitted by the 3lst instant will be under general order
to public store. au2i 6tec