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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08
GOLD VIRGINIA.


"WuEELiSG, Va Sept. 80.
.Nrbacs ms, seen one of our worthy and intel
Low, friends from the mountain counties OF The
Nh Western District. HeiS in confident spirits
~, .avs II old Mononsalia, that the Wings
,ao ,rayel through il from oGe end 10 The other
.'"j hat ,hev cannot find four men who voted Tor
49,, $50 who will vote Tor them in III; but on the
ron,ra,y. he can sci down and give the names ct
,i,;,. who voted for Federalism Ecn, and who say
ia, orec is often enough TO lie deceived IN lie
;i,ne in a matter of this deep importance, and that
they will vote Tor Polk and Dallas In addition,
h.. remarked. that Numbers vino remained al
home then. will Join the bright and thronsinS
ranks OF Truths champions, and a'd IN CRUSHING
Federalism and Fasehood down 10 the ffaH.
have been III Marshall have the names, IN
one ncichho,hood, of torr respectable voters, anu
cn,. 81, Them a Justice OF the peace and man OF
cbarac,er who have signed oil from Henry Clay.
pie names of eleven others were given 10 me who
,.n,.a tor Harrison. but who will vote for Polk
ANA Dalas-lho>e names of 81 much music ana
,rhi,h roll so full and roundlv from the tongue
ON The peaks OF the highest hills and in The most
secluded clens of our northwestern region, yon
will find the poke, the hickory, and the uprising
Democracy.
The Wigs have made reckless and nnprlnci-
pled FIGHT here-and lei me warn you, anu through
vou lei me warn the people, "a o'F'fe ~ '"9""'"Js
docnmenfS pamphlets omd ctrt"''S, tra'ea "fs 10 x
so,n broadcaa amongst The leoptc iear @agS "ejofc
,se elcc,jous This is TO be the trump card OF a
tssperaie game, thrown by desperate and mad,
dcned gamblers, for their stakes OF plumber ana
nriy;less. What these poisoned missiles OF a
savage Toe NAV contain, l am not informed, bu!
maj such a movement is designed, there IS hut
little doubt
In Brooke and Ohio counties many pretended
d..ds leases and assessments have been made
To what extent This is 10 be carried into actual
practice. we shall see, Il is 10 he seen 10 what
rytent arorn commissioners will weld in the dis
charge of their duty or 10 what extent these
things have been consumma,ed ny previous ar,
ransemen, But with all these things imposed
upon ms in their worst form. in the most unlI-
censed excess OF fraud that this party, can use,
am no, afraid ot,he result in The Northwest, nor
in The State Polk and Dallas are 10 I've the con
Sti,u,ional defenders Of Republican principles.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Dunlop. ,Ioncurc q Co.

Commissioners Sale nj iUei,0n ~ CcHt5@, Com-
aaaading Rai Eadtc.
DY virtue OF a decree Of the Chancery Cour.
ID nt'the Richmond District will b. soil on tie.
premises. on Monday, the 2l> October. at -
o'clock. that central, most commanding square al
Lots, situated between i,h and 9TH streets. extend
ing from T. or Main 10 or Cary streets, beins:
Nos 5S5, 5sl 6O2 and COS, according 10 tie plan
ot the city OF Richmond
Also, Lot No. 3ll situated on the Canal, AZ the
intersection Of Il and 9th streets
Also LOIS Nos. 655 6j6 61i and 615 being the
square situated between L and & streets and 81
and I'll streets
Sale 10 be made in the order as advertised, on
The following terms la vii:
Onceishth in cash. one-cighrh in months,
onc-cight.l in IL months and the lemainn. tive.
cightl> at the expiration offve years all nom the
day Of sale, with The privilege 10 the purchaser to
continue the credit upon III. last hve-ci2sls tor
the lifetime Of Mis- Thomas TAYLOR, il she SUI
wives the hr>t tivc years; the sad five ei"hlh> ros
ton ri the purchase money Ia bear interest from
tic day Of sale, payable quauervcarly the rUl-
cha>Crs 10 give negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
torsed, Tor The payment oi the twoeighlh> at the
expiration OF six and twelve months: and ior the
residue. boni> with good security PAYABLE -,
aforesaid, and the lille 10 be- retained subject H.
the further order OF Cour.
a plan of the Lots NAV lie seen at he oi..ct Of
the Auctionecr>, Dunlop, Moncurc y c.
WILLIAM GAIT.
GEORGE w. MUNFORp
Sept. oO-ctdS Commits iOnefs.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

NEW YORK MARkETS-Oc,5 ;, 6P. NJ
Astles-Pois are dull ii 81 Isl, Pearls are
very steady al 81 81,
Currox-The sales today amount 10 about
600 bales. the rates paid before the steamer alriv-
cd being barely obtained, prices being generally
easier Weanncx our pr-viouS quotations. until
the Transactions are more decided -
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,

iHBY. The Subscribers would most re-
2s-sR specially inform The public, thai
~ have On hand Il full supply al
Carriages. Of the various kinds and descriptions
aud oi' the hes, manufacture, which lhey will sell
low for cash or approved paper. AIIoi onr work
is warranted 10 stand equal Ia any work in the
Union. We have also Tor sale an assortment 81
Coach findings, and harness mountinss, low fol
cash
-T;>eyeralsool second hand Carriage for sale
al Repairing done with ncalnc>S ana despatch
HOOKER. OSBORNE. X cox.
Corner of Main and Sih Streets, Richmond. Va.
Sept. 30 d&c 1t
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"OYT'S OFFICE-S6O,O oO- For the above
IL Prize, orders should be sent Immediately, as
there is no time 10 lose. The $4,000 was sent
TO Georgia, in whole ticket Hoyts Office IS
The place TO apply for large Capitals.
I1OYT'S OFFICE,
No 3, Exchange.
P. S.-sirangcrs, when in Richmond, should
always call at Hoyts for Prizes.
Oct. Sit
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at o'clock, P. NJ.

ARRIVED
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries.
Schr. Hannibal, Barker New York, salt
SAILED
Schr George Washington, Coleman, Wash
ineton city, eua
BurnioRr, Get, 6-Clcacd. .chr> William
Washington, Evans Tor Virginia and Ecrnad-
Ia. Moore. ioi Norfolk and Richmond
GosroS, Oct. 3.-Arriycd, >clr John Simmons,
from Fredericksburg.
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers 81 DRY Gooi$, Hard~arc, cutlery, a

TNNN.
HAVE REMOVED RI ~. 100, MAIN arrEEr,
The tenement with wo-s;o:y Granite Front, neXt
t. Mr.. William Mitchell.
rINHE undersigned viii receive N few days, ny isr
L shi.s Rob Row aud "Richam Audcr.nn,' from
Liverpool tfrc ihrir Fall Importation. la their Dry
Goods Department they Offer the ve'y best Goods I" be
obtained IN both Foreign and domestic marSets-ith
Cloths. Blankets, Nt,t Cations, fiannrls, Wo"lcnS
ii every Kind Tor servants wear, Irsl Linen, frint~
Hosiery, &c la The Had ware Department, they fur
nISh large, beautiful and unn>uai. varied assortment
all uf whlcb they pledge themselves IA sell ~ pr'crs
as low may be- iuurh any other house III the ciy
THOMAS Y CHARLES ELLIS.
Aup 27-tf
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LIVERPOOL Ci.assirlcArlox

FLolR-TEc Speculative SPIN is sui in Tee
market. aud the price oi Gcnessee is further adj
vanced 10 81 62' 4 -, This does not indicate
the true value oi ilour, and i decline may daily
be expected.
a :,ic; prime i, 10, tor export.
WulsKEY-Drinigc casks are duh al bic:
u.,..,.yn and pri>uu barrels N .llt a .,1r
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TINE tri-weekly Mail Coach for While Sui
phur Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston and
Guyandoue. passing Balcony Falls Natural
Bridge, Daggcr's or DibrelPs Springs, Clifton
Forge. Covingon and Calaghan's-and, also, the
connection isdirectto Lexington from Lynchburg,
Alum Springs, Warm ana Hot Sprnss-wiil
leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast Extra coaches will te
furnished al any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor
May llG-u
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rOcTON AIlRKET- a.. =,

Flour and AIcal-Salcs ofGcncsre at Il g. a
4 90 per hbl. Ohio and Michigan 4 III / e.
Southern is duh Sales o!Gcorgeownn new al 4 IT,.
Rye Flour alb Corn Meal are unchanged
Grain-Corn, W. quote Southern yellow ii -
AMI white ~ 81 els. per busheI Southern Oats
~ us.
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PHILADELPHIA Oct =:
Csrrr.r MARkEr,-Ihe olcrn. comprised Ito
head OF Beef Cattle, including go from Virginia,
lG5 Cows ana Calves, $50 Swine, and 90 Sheep
and l.ami>.
Prices Beet CaitIe-SaeS of 1000 head inclu-
ding $50 for New York, AT &; - 10 - per 100
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S,TRATTON'S OFFICE olGrand
- Consolidated Lottery. No. - drawn ith
i:5 10 IS 5 ii - II 7G = l. 80 - 60
Half Nos. ) l., - another Capital, sold and
paid by IA IN.
Dsawirgof Alexandria Lottery, No 80, drawn
9Th:
so CT 81 81 % 10 Il e. . 80 Ct 10.
Ano'hcr-lIalf Nos. 10 IS 62, CAPITAL sold
and paid by SIRAIfON.
Drawing of Lceshurs Lottery, No. ILL., drawn
." g. aG 81 8 4 e. - - II 80 81 81 ii.
Whole Nos. II II; also, Nos u d, two
Capitals more to add to my list, all sold and paid
this day h. SIRAIIoN.
100000 10000 10 OF 900, &c, &c - Nos,
Is drawn NholcS so.
For l9th.-AleyanGIia Class F.-Capilals:-
100000 10000, $1,000, 10000, 10 of 1000, ~ oil
80 50 of .OOJ 80 of 800. % Nos, IL drawn,
Wholes so
r. Orders for packages, certificates or single
Tickets in all I.ollerie> will be promptly attended
10, and drawing scnl when requested. Please adj
dress orders 10 y. STRATTON,
Oct S-2l Richmond, Va.
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
i VIII be given for the apprehension ana de-
livery 10 me of JERRY, sometimes calling him.
self Jerry Pollard, who absconded on Friday
last The 10Th inst. Said Boy is mulato with
long black hair, one tooth ont il: front, about -
10 30 years old supposed 10 he > feet ! 10 inches
hish-nose rather sharp. He is we'll acquainted
\, the late residence OF Cary Nelson. decd and
at Enfield, King William; at Mill Farm, Ca
roine: and at Mr.. Huges, Amherst county
think he is lurking about the city.
JAMES THOMAS.
c,n, - oo,,Crw3w
4 n EXPERIENCED TEACHER. who is a
"A graduate Of one of oar principal institutions
i DESTROYS of obtaining Il situation for the en-
suing year, either in an Academy or private
school, where the services Of a Classical and Ma
,hcmatical Teacher would be required.
The best references can he given.
Address r. II. G., Barbours Y Roads, Isle of
Wight county Va. Oct 7-2awti
r WISH 10 hire an active, skilul and trusty
i O>tler and Carriage Driver; also, qualified
Waiter Of good habits likewise wish 10 en-
plov Dilcher, and 10 procure number OF
Posts sufficient TO enclose several acres Of land
Posts of Cedar, Locust or Sassafias are desired
A person disposed 10 engage in the culture OF a
small farm, or 4 market garden, in healihful
situation contiguous 10 the city Of Richmond,
might be suited on application 10 The under>ign-
ed PETER Y. DANIEL.
Ocl 5-scdll
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Fol, SALE

N@EC The subscriber has very excel
q - lent. secondhand Barouch and llar-
A..Z- q fixed tor one or Nv" horses,
which will bc sold low. Apply 10
GEO w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Li>le'S Row.
nat
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"a FOR RENT-A very desirable iami-
"a II residence in Philips Row, opposite
In Mes>rs. Hooper i O>bornc's shop-piice
500
Also 4 small tenement in the rear OF Mr. JAS.
Harden >labe-rrice $50
Also three ,cHcmcni> on union lIi!l--pricc
80 each.
Also one Of those small stores in Waterman :
Row. near the old Markci--p 800
Ais the store OH Shochoe Hill, opposite The
pepo!. lairiy occupied hy John II. lurcy, Esq,
aS 4 Grocery and Commission Store.
Also. iIe store lately occupied by James r.
Grafton Esq.
Also, >,or. NJ g., I.i>lc's Row, cross stree,
leading Ia Mayo's bridge.
Also, store and cellar under the Odd-Felow'>
Hall next door below the Confectionery Store.
The above described lcncmrnt> Will be- rented
very low 10 good and permanent tenants. Af-
ply; GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lislc'> Row.
Sept 20-ti
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T F. WORLDS UFFICE.-AIorc FIXES sold
y ~ WORD.
Drawing OF Virginia Mononsalia Lottery,
Glass IN:
30 6l IL - - u Il 6 - -
Ticket. Ms & 81 y, a Capital prize in The
above. sold and cashcd hv WORD.
Drawing o, Alexandria Lottery. No 81:
80 81 Ct IS ~ 10 T. g. - - IT, 10.
Whole Ticket. Nos 10 I'll e. a line prize in
above, sold and paid by WORD.
InLc ja,iicuiar ao'ioe, that the GRAND SIN
TY THOUSAND DOLLAR LOTTERY will
he drawn on The I9th. next Saturday week.
Tickets now going oil rapidly yon want 10
have a chance from Words Office (anl who does
noll) send Immediately. so for Whole Tick.
cr->harcs in proportion. Remancc> BY mail
always come saic--and answers sent Icy return
mail iaCldresSed 10
]. +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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uTOOD FOR SALE-The subscriber is
w prepared 10 furnish families al very short
notice, with Oak or Pine Wood. At the lowest
price for cash. Apply 10
GEO. W TOLER
Agent and Collector, I.isc's Row.
Richmond Sept. ~, ISL II
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Aiv. LEIGH AND Ms RtvEs.-Wc state upon
l,r leich'S authority that The statement circula-
,ei BY the Locotuco prints. that distinguish
Il Whi." (meanng Mr. Leigh At Powhaian
Court House, in a speech, pronounced Mr.
R,yes 10 bc no Wing is an unqualified iahr'ca-
cation. Wonder il the Locoioco PRINTS VIII
:. ,orrcc, il. or will they stick up 10 n!
>''>> " Ysarday's Wig.
The Enouirer is shc Locoioco print alluded
:, Al conr>e-and there must he some strange
mistake in the matter as we derived the alleged
l,,cIor,,ion of Mr.. Leigh, upon being asked by
NJ LONGS whether he disclaimcd Mr.. Rivcs as
aWhis. tia, heidi, (orexprcs>ions 10 that cfltct)
trnm authority l,l>t as respectable a> Mr.. LcighS
And. therefore, SirS, we DO SICK 10 H.
The Liberty party. in Convention nj Utica,
C.w DAYS since, appointed committee Ia ihvhe
c,Ssius NJ. Clay 10 NEE, Mr.. GERRiT SMITH at
Svracus, on some day CONVENIENT To The former
AL discuss The claims of Henry Clay ami James
{; Birnev The invitation Is given IN coiiSe-
,,,en,r of MIR {. NJ. Claws protier III Niagara,
:, NEE, any champion oi the Liberty parry IN
his state in public discussion Cassiu> VIII
nrnbably have 4 hard time III II III this state
Albany irsrS.
Mr. G. smith one Of the ahlest men OF the
Abolition party in New York, accepts the chal-
r.,,e and leaves it 10 AIR. c, NJ. Clay 10 appoint
,..,l and Mace. Does no, Mr.. c. see the mischief
\. !. ioinu 10 II. Clay} He is warming up the
il,,i ot q. Smith and confirming his determine
,nn and tia, OF all his friends, 10 go Tor blIney
-. " Clay
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO FORTE
ID Ii. TAYLOR, respectfully announces,
| . that he continues To give Instructions on
the Piano Forte 10 a limited number oil pupils
and having now Il few vacancies, is DESTROYS OF
filling them a. soon as possible, in order 10 enable
him 10 make a convenient division OF his time
For terms, &c, apply at his Piano Forte and Mu-
sic Store, opposite the Banks. Sept. 80.
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0SO NEGROES FOR SALE-The sub
>CO scriber will sell, by private contract, in
families and lois 10 sui purchasers, The ahoy'
named number of likely and valuable negroes AZ
any time between the present date and the first ot
December neXI, or until that number 81 there
abou'S is disposed ol. Southern planters ami OH
er> r'$ttRg'1 ittrctdEt are requested Ia call up
on the subscriber, residing near Ioietto Post On.
nee, Essex county, Wand all letters .. enquiry,
poa paid will be promptly attended 10 The IA
ciitie> Tor transportation, by land OF water, are
very good, and the negroes, rs lot, are equal 10
any ever offered Tor sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
BROGUES, K SIDE LEATHER SHOES,

AZ The PcHReHtidrg Starr.
THE Board Of Directors have Just authorised
i a reduction in the price of the above arli-
Giles. that offers strong inducements to the CouS-
TRY MERCHANTS. FARMERS, FAcroRY PRoPRIE-
TORS, &C. 7rio ,cih 10 bay. We invite public at
tention 10 our large stock, which is equal in qua
lily 10 anv thing in this market.
Sept. 23-ti JAS. G. SPOTS, Agent.
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- The place in ihr m-ichborlc"h of Gum
L.. IN Spring. 10 the cnun'v of Gnochland known
-kzkl.as oDnmwrshl's Nurs-Iv," 81 miles FROM
kiehmonr, on the Thhre-Gh"pt Road containing rs
acres late thr properly Of Richard Nithl,s nov the
occupancy of i:ttlrbrrfy : Pa'nme There /. on the
loud a rniutortibr Dwelling, wuII the usual ot houses
al farm n good Store linIr, NJ time pied rs
Perkins < Damdtiicr.) AMI e,ceiieni well
Far I, rms Apply 10 Slcis>u- W. Miller Esp, the
Clerks Office Of Go"rhland. To- John IlIanp.un, Jr
Esu Al ,:oochand tonr E"ase; 10 the sub criberS,
in Richmond THOMAS < CHARLES ELLIS.
Aug. 80 .ss-u
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OK REDTHOUSANDS SPLIT AND
- RIBBED CAPS-Thc above Caps arc just
received. and are now for sale al i reduced price,
by s. SUTHERLAND,
Gunsmi,h, opposite the Virginia Banks.
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FOR RENT,
The Store and Dwelling on Main ST,
= q a few doors below the Old Market. IT,
--.:azW Gently occupied by John l. Laughlon,
Esp, as a shoe store. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER.
Agent and Collector, Li,le'> Row.
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FOR RENT
Two new Houses ON lIh Street, near
E51 Mayo's Bridge, neatly finished, with
III Stores suitable for Groceries or other r.
tail business To permanent, respectable tenants
ihcicrins wiIlbc moderate. Apply Al the Store OF
Beers 4 Pondex;er.
Sept 35--:i JAS. II. POlNDEXTER
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y. MII.A NJ.
o. ID. Fits.

Trustees.
~ T. All The creditors ot C. Robinson decd
are requested 10 furnish us with statement 0irhr
amount or balance due them, on or before the 20th
day OF October E: those living at a distance can
10 50 by letter, addressed 10 us at Macon Depot
Warren, y. e. y. VI.
o. -. f.
Oct ids Tru>lee,.
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NOR SALE-A small FARM. within eight
i miles of Richmond, on the Three Chopped
Road, containing about iwen,yseven acres OF
Land, with good frame dwelling three rooms,
good Orchard, &c, &c. The price ony 300.
APpyto GEO. W. ToLER,
Agen, and Collector, Lisle's Row.
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LOTTERIES.
THOMAS B. BIGGER, Corner Of .lhi~ and
G0rtTHor Stress.
SPLENDID SCHEMES,

L.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
Drawing received Thursday Evening, October
10. Capitals: $4,000, 80 prizes Of 1000, &c,
&c. - Nos, IL ballots. Tickets -.
go 900 Capital Drawing received Monday
Evening Oct. Nth Splendid Capitals: $4,000,
10000. 5000, 1000 5000, , OF 2O00, Of 500, Of
l.a73 - - of 900, of 500, OF 300, 300 OF 2OD
- Nos, 10 ballots Tickets SO
Grand Scheme $30000 Capilal-seF 100
prizc, ofsl ooo are 100000. ~ Drawing re-
ceived Monday Evening, October l9ih. Grand
Capitals: 100000. l5,ooo, 800, 5000, 5000,
2,3Si, 100 prizes Of 900, Sc, &c - drawn bal
lots Tickets sig.
S2:,,000 Capital Drawing received Monday
- ning October 3s;h. Capitals So, 5000,
5000, 5000 1000. 5000, : OF |, sO3, of $50, III
BOO of 1850, Of 30, ~ of 1000 10 OF 500, OF
100 10 of Bon, &c, &c. Is ballots. Tickets
$40
CT For smaller Schemes, call at the Office
- Packages at wholtS ana shares, single
whole and shares always on hand in the usual
great variety. and a' usual, prizes paid al sight
Immediately after the drawing.
az Orders for packages certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will I've promptly attended Ia aud drawing sent
when requested. IllOS. Is. BltdEh,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
ls--Itl
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Pelersburg-Mc,>r>. a. Krevan \ Bro; Nc
llwainr Brownley X Go; \. NJ Martin X
Domains; Samuel Morieca. Esq; Lewis +.
Hicks; Col Henry Thweat
Richmond-ac~>t> Ino. AIahcn \ Go. Webb,
Bacon X 60: W ). X ]. Donnan; John c. Hob
son, Esq. Samuel Max; General James w.
Pc.rain.
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w ANTED-A situation a. Teacher i'll pri
w vac family, bv young gentleman. with
good testimonials for character, who is graduate
of Union College, New York, and has had ron
siderable experience as Teacher al the North
In addition 10 the branches. constituting tho
rough English Education, he will Teach Greek
Latin, French, German and Botany, &c
Letters addressed 10 \. b. in care Of Mr.. VIM.
Burke, Principal Of Richmond Academy will re-
ccivcd prompt attention. Oct i--c3i.
NEGROES FOR SALE-All the Negro
IN Slaves belonging 10 the Estate of DR.. John
" SebrelI deceased, will be sold 10 the highest
bidder at his late residence, in the county OF Sur
~ on Tuesday, In. 29h day OF October, instant
twenty-onc in number, men, women, boys and
girls, all Young and valuable, except one (aged.)
Terms cash, or bonds on demand, with approved
security, 10 bear interest from The date or day Of
sale. P. T; s sl,i3 Fl y. Admrs.
~.,iSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-06
Literary Notices.

THIRTY YEARS AMONG THE PLAyERs.-This very
interesting brochure, containing the "reminiscences
of the well known "Jno. Cowell," written by him
self has Just been published by the Hapen--Prics
one shilling.
THERESA DuNoYER-Another Novel by Sue
translated in pretty good style Published by Win
chester.
CHEEvER's LECTURES TIE "PuaRrMs Pho
enr.s THE first of a series of dIscourses on the
celebrated allegory Of Bunyan, by the Rev. Mr..
Cheever, of this city, has just been issued by VII
lev & Putnam The lecture ia written well, and.
although strongly ncrured with the authors ultra
ism IN religious matters, may be read with interest
and profit by all
DEMOCRATIC REvIKw.-The number for Janua-
nv is received. The articles on Hayden !and Ten
nyson's Poems are excellent. There il rather
more than usual of light matter, and the journal 10
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IN The work, and tits, we believe, doing well.
KNIcKEpHocKER-Not a very good number. The
sketch from the French"A Capital Jokes the
best article in IT,
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Usher.
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HuNr's MAGAZINE There is toleraby good ar
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GRAnAM's MAGAZINE. Pretty fair--Graham u
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