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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
,Ir. CLAY on Protection.

We do not suppose any honest man wishes far
iher evidence that iir. Clay is warmly the cham
nioo OF sustaining the present Tariff, while Mr.
Polk is It's deadly enemy. The evidenceis abun-
dant and indisputabIc. Nevertheless, we make
room for one more proof, beng recent letter from
lir. Clay to a manufacturer OF Lamps at Camden,
n. J. who had addressed him:
ASHLAND. May a. l5H
Dear Sir-l have duly received your favor OF IN
9Th inst. The lamp OF your construction, 10 which
it refers, with its sccompanmrnts, had been rrceIy-
ed by my family, in COED order, prior 10 my return
home from Washington. | accept with pleasure
and gratitude these testimonials OF the respect and
esteem which you kindly entertain for me. The
PenDsy lvania, possesses, that account, higher
.ulue in my estimation OF II. 1t combines IN an
eminent degree, beauty and utility. request you
TO accept NV thanks for it, aud Mrs. Clay desires 10
offer hers also Tor the article intended Tor her more
especial use.
| am very glad to learn that you have pro>pered
IN your business. and think YOU do no more tHan
lasicc 10 the policy OF encouraging native indus
nv when You ascribe your success III part 10 that
policy cong ruulate YOU upon the favor with which
is now generally viewed throughout all parts OF the
country. Tie Tariff Of 1912, in lis practical 0pe-
ration has demonstrated It's beHefcioi egectS so
ceariy that even it, opponents have been compelled
TO admire them, or been reduced to silence.
Wishing ou. cordially, health ano prosperity. am
your friend, aud obedient servant, ii. CLAY.
John Leadbetter, Jr. Esq
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

u we don't know what ROBERT c. WET
MORE has done or left undone which should IN
duce his removal from the office of Navy Agent
at this port but we must say the circumstance
redounds very much TO his credit IN this commu-
uity. Mr.. Wc,more was as thorough Wing as
we knew in old times, and down 10 the de
fccton OF Tyler. Since then, continuing to hold
Office under the peplorabe Accident, he has been
r garded with distusi by many OF his old friends,
and has been pretty etftctually hamPered- Now
that the Poke is taken off, by the kindness OF
John Tyler, VIC shall doubtless have hlm openly
and zealousy in the field again, for his pole-staT
of old, Henry Clay.
We do no, hear that particle OF complaint
exists as to The manner in which Mr.. Wetmore
has discharged his dunes, and we presume there
can be none. He is turned out because he Is
Whig, to make room fora Loco Foco Enough
said!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

STEAM MILL BuRNT.-The steam saw and
gret mi belonging 10 John c. Boyle, ESQ. at
Plyma nth, n. &. was entirely destroyed by fire
on Sunday week
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
I.rnIEia.

Private Correspondence oftpe Editor OF The Tribune
EAroS1ox. ca. Jaly i,n, lsi+.
The cause goes brayey on here. We intend lc
I'VE Clay and Frehnehuysen the >tate ny an III.
re4Sed majority. You-s, ]. NJ. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
rh. PhiladeIphia Riots.

THE dreadful scenes of violence and horror
which have been renewed in Philadelphia have
caused farther etfusion OF precious blood, and II
is probable that more must flow before order is
fully restored We trust the authorities have at
length awoke to sense of their duty, and that
henceforth the rufiidn disturbers oil the peace
will be the principal sufferers. Fer their fate
we have few regrets, but for that OF the men who
fell bv their murderous fire. we feel deep sorrow.
More bitter still is our anguish at the thought OF
the disgrace which this most disastrous and
shameful succession Of butcheries ls intilctng on
the American name.
We gave Yesterday the letter Uerbdt'm OF our
regular correspondent, C. violent Natlve,D that
our readers might see how wanonly, cruelty ces-
titute Of prctext were the authors oil tins new out
break The pretcnce was that arms had been
carried into the Church of st. Philip de Men as
Il, forsooh the taking precannon against appFc-
hended violence afforded valid prctcxt Tor com
mencinc such violence What harm would guns
deposited in church do, except to those who
should undertake to assall 1t a pretty excuse
this for arson and murder
We are assured by most respectable letters from
Philadelphia, from Protestants as well as Wings,
that the pretence that the American Republican
encampmcn, at Lemon Hill was assailed by IRISH
men is entirely uniounded. 1t was assacd, IN.
deed, by few drunken rowdies, probably IN
quest of liquor, but there is not shadow OF evl-
dencc that they were Irishmcn. The Native >
grand procession on the 4th which our regular
correspondent estimated at 10000, we are assured
was 1900 by actual count. Considering that
NewYurk lent part OF it, this is certainly not
great number.
We do not accuse the Native leaders OF
stimulating this outbreak. We believe they did
much to prevent il, though Intellectually, But
the fell spirit which produced 1t was evoked
by the banners and parade and shouting of the
Fourth. We have no doubt ,ha; the rlnglcadcr'
in this mob were despcradoes who make pre-
tence of Natlvism in ORDER TO plunder and destroy
with impun.,y, and we trust they will not be SUIT
fered TO go unpunishcd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

Pittsburgh SAID to he infested with mad
d..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

John Cook, wounded.
Lemuel Paynter, wounded.
Several taken to their homes not heard Of.
o. the military, 50 FAR as we could learn, the
following were wounded
Col. A. J. Peasonton, OF the Artillery, received
a spent shot in the tn gh. The ball struck d
purse in his pantaloons pocket, containing silver,
and saved his life.
Capt. r. h. Scott, Of the Csdwslader Greys,
was mo-tslIy wounded
Col J. Il. Murphy, seriously wounded.
Taere are supposed to be more Of these in
j.fed.
A house adjoining the Church, in Quecn.st.,
ms been fitted up as hospital Tor the military
As the Aids rode from the scene of acton to
head quarters, they were assailed at places with
stones, brick bats, &c none seriously hurt
At l O'Clock ell seemed quiet-crowds about
but disturbances had ceased. Nothing new from
the MAJOR Generals Head Quarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

NesSrs Clay and Folk. Both are IN iavor OF
moderate dnties-bo;h in favor, If you please OF
Incidental Protection very Incidental Mr. Folks
would be- both opposed to any depressing OF one
section or interest lor the benefit OF another. and
as many more words as you please. Bat Nj,
Clay is in favor OF sustaining the present rarlt,
while Mr. Polk is for repeating it, and adopting
in its stead horizontal mpost OF twenty per cent,
Mechanics OF New-Jerscy aud of the Union ! be
no, deluded by words but look to things. Which
Taritf do you prefer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

EDWARD Lyon. wounded IN the left arm -,
James Linscuhig gler wounded ~ the thigh, seTe'eN'
fhonns e. Sanders. wounded in the breast
DAVID kithcRrt wounded IN the abdomen
Hn MnnuIDg. severely wounded IN both less, ,L
James w m Barr, wounded in the LET, arm aad ere.
James Crawford. wounded IN the arm: since ampeNa
Jonn hicCsnen. wounded IN the meek
John tuested. wounded III the zig hi arm slEhtf.u
tJsh lester. wounded IN Tie ib,nat by ,pegt ball
james K Iuiley. wounded IN tie right arm. ana ~ , -
tenfy It9niman; IRON Germantown wounded I, ',
mao one OF bl' h.nds. Taken Ia The Hospital ateo"'~
morning. and expired a, half pa.ts
The individuals above mentioned an'
whose names an astersk is preixed are ui0'
wounded.
a man named Golfer Russell, residing III :
between S.xi and Seventh streets, one %
military on duty, received severe contu'..ii
the forehead, and was conveyed " As 's'~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25
ESSEN COUNTY.


At a NEE ting OF the Democratic Republican party ot
Essex county held the 18th day of January lS44,
IN Ta2pahanncck-M Edmund +. Noel was called 10
the Chair, and Mr.. VI II. II. Garnet. appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of Dr. Austin peterborough, it was
Rssotccd, That concur in the recommendation
of the Democratic members of the Legislature, that q
Republican State Convention be held in the city o!
Richmond, on the first day OF February next, and tina,
% Delegates be appointed to represent the Democracy
of Essex III the said Convention
In pursuance of this resolution, the Chairman, BY
and with the advice and consent of the meetIng ap-
pointed the following gentlemen, viz:
John NJ. Garneu, William Blackburn, F. D. Rem
nods, Richard Baylor r. NJ T. Hunter, Jas. Burke,
a. M,cou, Thomas Wright, DR.. John J. Wright, Ed
ward Wright, Dr. James II. Latane, Joseph II. Lewis,
Thomas w. Lewis, George Wright, L. Nj. Z. Carter,
DR.. Austin Brockenbrough. William A. Wright Philip
A. Btamhnm Dr. E. L. Wright, Robert G.. Halle, JAS
Wright, WIN Euhank, Aust NJ. TRIBE, L1rkiu Humid
ley, Charles G Layton, Joseph Enbank, r. j. Muse,
James r. hlcou and S Y. W Muse.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary added
to The delegation. And il was
Ordered, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published IN the Richmond Enquirer, the Petersburg
Republican, end the Democratic Recorder.
The meeting thereupnn adjourned
EDMUND +. NOEL, Gin.
NJ f. H. GAnSErr, scc'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25

commentator Of the Democratic Republican members
Of the General A seinbly, proposing tnat So'FeA
lion of the Republicans of Virginia snali oe heiu -
the CITY Of Richmond on the lst day OF February next
l3 ResolreA That this meeting Will appoint - =.
Republicans from the body OF our county 10 represent
the Republican party Of Neckleneurg IN saio CONVEX"
ton. G.
IA. Efsolred, That Richard III. Baptist, Esq De
,,,or f,n, his district, aad John North nIton,
Eso ard Colonel Charles Sterling Hu'cheson, me m
bers of the House 1T Delegates from this county o
rsoues,ed 10 at,erd the SID conventlon to assist IN
presenting their Republican constituents oil the couh'
~ Of M,cklenbnrg. ,,,, ,.,d
Which reprt Of the COMMITTEE having been reaa
, rnno.,J ~ Mr. William .. Geoje, IN some
eloquent ard impressive remarks, and unanimously
adopted by the meeting ,oI,
Ga motion or p &. Nenatie, the blank IN the Low
resolution was filled by inserting ~ as lh= NUMBER ~
present The Republican pa " oil MecRirhoofs " si'
convention. and The fo,wng gentlemen appointed
i ,eg,tss thereto: William K Baskerville, feyton
Bu-well. T,ngnal Jones' T. {. VenabIe, John
Finch Tocker Car,uson, Beverly Jones, Chr'stopnei
Haskins Richa d Bogd, IT,, Robert BrIdgelor'i, VIZ
liam O Goode. and William W. Oliver.
On motion the Chairman was added 10 Inc oeie6a'
ton.
On motion Of William o. Gonde, it was -
Resoin,d That when this meeting atIeurns IL VIII
adjourn TO meet ngain the Sd Monday IN FEBRUARY
next to take into consideration the ac'Ion ana 'eco
me dations of the Stae convention, a''u o'''e' ~
ters of the highest moment
On motion Of William II. Jones, il was
Resolr,d. That he proceedings of THIS meeting oe
published in the Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg
Republican.
And. On motion, the meeting then adjourned
MARK ALEXANDER, Chn.
JOINS F. F,1cu, Ssc'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25
IMPORTANT 10 PHYSICIANS.

Prolapsus Uteri Cured By EJternat Means:
- ABDOMINAL. BANDAGF-We have completed orr ar
engagements for manufacturing these Instruments, "neH
able furnish supply adequate to any deinhhu r ME-
Of Appreciation which we constantly from the first meet
in this city, and from various parts oil thr "
in pressing their claims for preference upon '-o ~
the medical profession and the public . ; ,,,
Physicians throughout State invited u EXAMINE .en
s feel thry mus: convinced OF their exec'chce
and applicability To prevent nislanss ~ u.s. n drctr
h-f description ii the which VIII enable any one 70
which may be applicable for winch may DE wan
The Pelvic Corset for Of Proap''s Cteri anu a'ten
diseases is easily adjused and q. worn ~ . pl.
out any ncon venence The pad which gives spp1 70 Tue
err, nron of The NEVIS IA mart usually tender under fe'e
based upon firm leather proper size anu shape hea'y
ed; which is secured In its place by two straps composed " so'
material which added po'tion Of elastic wepnne,
cirnt 10 answer all the intentions u e'asi'y 'orN "
the Of bandaGes. o r. p,,,s,s
,rr and other weasncses admirably adapts Itself to tue torn
patient, and conir'f! ana c"s.,ueaea " ,,
80 he shdsn and while II sustains the spinal column IN
comfortable manner, allows the Utmost y, ~
every part of the hody-and can under no I've
draw, into wrinkles or folds the sknpreservns It's 10! ~
and giving il support comfortably anu seheraly-teIe
bs rou nto wrinkles folds, and thereby act a
cod This bandase is also KEPT ~ paee W e :"
R These Instruments are patented. and the use tle ela
tic webbing ~ part OF MATERIAL Is The exclusive ilsn o t
ps,enee ana inventor We deem J. mus, give them
surprising il will he readily conceded by all Instruments n'ht
metallic springs liable 10 the obJeeio, ti ne; es -
~ com,,ahy ar we nor they he modified To SUIT the CIR
~ the case These objections entirely overcom.
IN Dr. Thompson's instruments, as thcy can De maui ase
m,I a. desi,ed with the greatest And yet another al
~ th, h.y can had for about half the price OF ans
other offered we are eanieo 10 40 's
81, rinh 10 make Them with view OF overcom
n ,b so generally urged against instruments OF TIN
KIND because Of high prices asked Tor men, hopihs 70
burse ourselves by an increased @ ~ h ShaIred the @
them and 90 far pleased TO say that our expectation
nave zee" Alex DUyAL co. Druggists, Richmond Va
a., =, '"1- SQ-wti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25

Alta meeting Of portion CT the Democrats Of the
county of Patrick held al Patrick Court House, on
Thursday, The th day of January, 1874, that being
Court day, Captain John Tutum, was called 10 The
Chair, and Captain Fowlkes q. Smith appointed
Secretary WhvTeupon, on motion OF Arch Stuart,
Esq, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
l. Resolged That this meeting entirely approve OF
the pop"sed Democratic Convention to be held in the
CITY OF Richmond in February next and that Major
Clarke Penn, of the Senate, james A. Waller Larkin
Howell, Pleasant liowcl, Henry Tuggle, Isaac Adams,
Martin C!oad, Esq John Tugslc, Esq, Archelaus
n Carter, Esq, Col Greenv'llc Penn, Nicholas
II. Halrston, William Joyce, Captain john Boyd,
David p. Stuart, Anderson Bowman, Captain Prior
Taium, Captain Edward Thomas, Samuel Il. Staples,
John Talum, Jr Daniel Gray, Captain Thomas Penn,
and jackson Penn be, and they are hereby, APP
pointed delegates TO represent the Democrats OF this
county in the said Convention.
, Rsso,rod That IN OF The non attendance OF
delegates appointed IN the foregoing rssolution Nor
borne NJ Ta!iaierro, Lawrence Muse, Thomas Banks,
John Carroll, James a Seldom, and Thomas Richie,
be requested 10 act as al.ernaes.
,, Resolrtd That THIS NEE ting recommend District
Convention to be held at PsyIvania Court House, on
the third Monday in February next for the purpose oil
appointing delegates from this Congressional District,
TO The Baltimore Convention, 10 be held in May next
and That the delegates appointed in the first resolution
and in addition thereto, Jeremiah b Tugge. Captain
Tyree Bsrnete Anderson Fowlkes, LarkIn g. Rucker,
Rev Joshua Adams, and Rev. John Conner be, and
they are hereby appointed delegates TO said Conven-
ton
4 Resoircd, That while we have individual pre-
fcrenccs among the various distinguished candidates
Tor the Presidency, and while most OF us prefer Mar
tin Van Buren, for tina, Office, pledge ourselves to
susti,n by all homes. msane, the nomnee OF the Bal
tinore Convention
. E.so'oed, That it be recommended TO the Demo
cats of this county to meet al their February Court,
for The purpose Of establishing Democratic Assccla
ton and taking other steps TO effect Al efficient organ
zaion of the party for The Spring campaign.
On motion of Mart Cloud, ESQ the Chairman,
Secretary, and mover of The foregoing resolutions
added 10 the delegation, to the Richmond and
District Convention.
On motion of A. Stuart, Esq, it was ordared, that
the proceedings Of this meeting be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and published in the Rich
mond Enquirer and Lynchburg Republican.
On notion the meeting then adjourned
JOHN TATUM, Chairman.
FowLKEs G. SMITH, Secretary.
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OFFICIA L..
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
N NIL ,ritL the niricr and cnn GENT of Ire 81


By and aciM the adriee and consent Of the Senate.
Thomas Nelson re-uppointed Collector OF the Gus
toms for the District of Richmond, Va.
coSsrLs.
Charles A Leas, of Baltmsre for Maracaibo, in the
place Of S. NJ Cochran, resigned.
a. Follins, for Omoa and Trux;llo.
George w. Gordon, Of Massa chnsetts, for Rio de
Janeiro, in the place of G. w. Slacum.
Albert NJ Gillian, Of Va, for San Francisco, in
California, in the rlace of T. Carlisle, resigned.
Thomas o Larkin of Massachusetts, for Montsry,
in California in the Place CT J. P. Gillian, decd
WIN. S Campbell. of New York, for Rotterdam, in
the place of John Warbcrsie.
John w. Fisher, Of Connecticut, for Gurda!oupe,
in the place r. II. Swan, decd.
VIM. II. Freeman, OF Pennsy lyana, for Curacao in
the place of J. Fl DMeza
Stewart Newell, Of Louisiana, for Sabine, in Texas.
Israel d. Andrews, of Mass, for ST. John $, in New
Brnnswick, in the pace Of Thcmas Leavitt.
Leonard Amy, of New York for Laguna de Ter
minos, in the Mexican Republic in The place of Chas
Russell, deceased
Pedro de Regil Y. Estrada, for Merida and Sisa, in
Yucatan, in The place of G. Thompson, resigned.
Hooper c. Eaten, of Maryland, for Lyons in France
in the place OF n Berry, resigned
William Hogan, of Georgia for Nuevi,aa, in Cuba
in The place of VIM. n Freeman, resigned.
George Mohr, for Dresden, in the place of E. F. Ri
vInus, resigned.
George F. Gerding, Of New York for Mannheim.
Biaden Forrest, of Washington, for Chagres.
StanhoPe Provost, for Lima, in the place of F. L
Cnsienau.
John Arthur. for Turk . Island in the place Of John
Wilkeson, resigned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25

BEAnAr 1T AGArs-It appears that the Buckeye
blacksmith is in full blast for Clay and Whggery. He
is now in company with Mosely who pretends to
be punp-mnker. They are stumP'ng it at pre- sen
!, Kentucky and intend to take extensive circuit
through the West Bear had better keep as far as pos
sibe from this son, for he too well known in these
parts He resided in this county fora number of years,
and his character is well known by both Wing and
Democrat Previous to last falls election, he attempt
ed 10 do something for the Clay party in this county,
h in ia yor of hat he called wing principles;
by, he soon sought another field the wings knowing
we'll the desperation of hs character they refused to
s,en 10 his ooleries The wings in this vicinity
often heard to express their ason'shment that their
party should tolerate such lawlsss and despcab!e
character.
NH. is 81 hibling to the Kentuckians, testimonials
of high moral and religious standing
(ZanesDWe (Ohio) aurora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25
70 TIE EDITORS OF YaA ENQUIRER

OLD ESSEN.
Essex county is the native county oil The Senior Ed-
tor of the Enquirer He must lake deep interest IN
her prosperity For many years this county has been
under Wing or Federal rule Prior TO the Proclama-
ton, Essex decidedly DemocFatic-but many OF
her hes! al tina, period left the Democratic ranks
and united with the Federal party, and 1t not I'M
i'll after the election and Inauguration of General far
rison, when he had selected his Cabinet, and called
Congress together held special session, that they
fully their Nor did they then leave the
ranks of their old allies, until Mr.. Clay put forth
list Of 10 be acted upon and carried out
Since that tune, the Democratic ranks in Essex have
been increasing, and the Wing ranks decreasing; so
that from a majority of ffom one hundred and thirty
hundred and fifty, il has dwndled down to TWEEN
~ or thirty. We believe, BY proper exeriion next
Spring, that the tables be turned and Essex be
| right side up again She has in Colonel Muse a can
ddaIe every way worthy the support OF all Democrats
and Slate Rights Wings; nav, of every who is in
any way opposed u alr. Clay. Essex has not only
numbers, but talents in the Democratic anks-solders
OF the right kind; those 10 have tated in the good
cause when they were satisfied Of beng defeated
they kept their coIors flying at The mast head; nay,
they have hung their banner upon the outer wall
When come 10 examine more particularly, and
qulre who a.e Democrats and Republicans III Old Es-
SEX we are told that we have three divisions and the
upper part of the county is styled the right wing
There find that veteran and hold solder John her.
Ger Garnett. With HIM is William Blackburn, an
Alfred Trrrel,a Daniel Remedies, Richard and Alex
ander Baylor, Thomas Wright, an Albert Mjcou, q
w. r II Garneit John Rowzie, and last, though
not leas r. NJ T. Hunter, with varioas others We
could mention Look at the following list, comprising
part those composing The centre: Here End Col.
George Wright, Richard Rowzie, an Edward Wright,
Warner Lewis, 4 Thomas and William b Lewis, a
DIR. John Lewis, a Will ON Lsiane, +. L Wright,
John a. Parker, (ror popO!iD an f. T. Noel, an
G. Halle, an Austin peterborough, William A.
Wright, &c. Pass TO the left wing. There we find
Jones b. Clopton, James Wright, A. NJ. Treble, l..
Hundly, VIM. Eubank, e. G Layton Dr.. J s. Treble,
n ii. Cauhorn, John Robinson, James Muse, and nu-
merous others, who would do honor to any cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25

DEMovED the opposite side of tle street ana acne s
r,nklin Hotel John Earess Old Sand,l soull s"e VI
voi, nj house from Governor street. ,,. :.
We would this late opportunity of thanking the public o
the last six II not our design ~
establish ourselves through the but to do ny giving a
action all who call upon which we consiaer lar pe1a
any other basis and of which we are glad 10 No" as
been almost universal. ~,
design pursue the at this me ana of
the All goods sold by that do not please III cost guam,
it, color, make, fashion, otherwise. can he elie", anu
the morey refunded-rovied the shall mol nave neeh
We have al this tie a large stock, not idi-eI
any the State in line of business and would
invite the economist give call before pnrchahg ana OK
anime himse and if not pronounced Is row o'
any other in the CITY shall he very nuc
We Cloth Coats g "he others charge iol hims
and trimming nishng the clo' ANA pants AZ -
that sold s and VESTS Shirts, Drawers
Cravats, Stocks, Suspende Sacks Gloves ana Collars Oh %
kinds and qualities all other usually Kept ny Ioih-
ers which determine. sell low, for CASH ana &c
quest the public call aud whether they wani !" @ "
pC5- 8H Goods narraHted. j. BEaHH",' - -.
Sent 20, 1912. Wv "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from Ike celebrated ma
nufactory Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fortes possessing latest Improvements, and a
decacy of touch and sweetness Tone peculiar to their ma
nufactnre.
Also large of Musical Instruments, ana Musica
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores repaired tuned let hire and taken he3chang
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music offered for sale In thS
State may selected FROM the store OF the subscriber VINO
now enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again Will be furnished upon bette
~ ~ ' 1850 r. II. TAYLOR,
Jan Piano F1rte and MHsir Starr. 1pr0Sir me SdR6s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25

Samuel Mclean, Of Missouri, for Trinidad de Cuba
in the place OF John K. Cooke, resigned.
Joseph R Croskey, for Cowes, IN the place of WIN
Whetten, resigned.
REGISTER or WILLS FOR ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
In the District Of Columbia
Bernard Hooe of Alexandra, in the place OF c. Alex
ander Moore, deceased.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY,
In the District Of Columbia.
john Cox, John J. Slul James Marshall, Edward
Mo,,nply. Lewis Carbery, Thomas Cdrbery