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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
BRIsToL,S sARSAPARILLA,

MANUFACTURED AND SOLD by the Pro-
M ,istg TBRMSfoL 81 Isl Bgao sq5 gy, "[ sale Sy ,nI hi
s. ourtIsnd street 10 whom all be seat and for
sale BY all the principal Drnssists IN the Union
plmed off ON the pnbIlc Extract OF Sarsspaa, when
scarce particle OF the Sarsapariiia enters INTO their VIE
kser good years The proprietor ventures py One
thousand Dollars who will prove that they ust
one fourth OF the quantity Of the best Sarsapara making
the same quantity OF the Extract that that he
any mercural preparations IA his article % 81.
HARLEM OFL-The genuine Harlem Oil can
IL be had at Wholesale and Retail Of OSBORN S IL.
sany kept hand lor at least sixty past Isl I'm
MADISON SQUAKE-Puhllc Notice Is here
Board Boar Of Of AiGy'msa aS a TO orES Mspsos ssStSS
Persons this and opposed thereto
dsy o February instant, JOHN EVEN
Street COnmIs sionsr
Street COMMISSIONER Office Feb, "a, 1913. rs
WELL AND PUMP IN 4lst Slreet-ruo!ie
W hereby given that petition has been Presented
p PUMP 1ir IN list street near Bloominsdae Road.
PrIson,i interested III this proposition and opposed thereto
deisn'd at his Office Hail of Records I-e hs a5h
day of February instant IodS EWf.N.
Street Commissioners Office, Feb. II. 1874. fl5
WTELL AND PUMP Corner 9TH Avenue and
w 2sh seet-P"bc Notice is hersby given ihat pst
ton has been presented the Board OF Assistant Aldermen to
construc,a Well and Pump at the southwest corneroi 7
Persons Interested in this propositions and opposed ereto
are requested 10 present their objections writing the
Iersgned his Office before the 9TH day OF february
instanr JOHN EVEN,
Street Commissions.
Stree. Commissioners Office. Feb. a. 1874 1l2
DUBLlC NOTICE, IS hereby given tbata propo-
,ition has been presented in Board of Aldermen take
so much the gore land (as does already belong 10
the Corporaton junction of the 81 Avenue and Bow
ery and between Sixth and Seventh for the OF
openin. Public Square thereon
Persons interested This proposition and opposed thereto
arc 1ssr.d 70 present their obectops ia writing the
esgned Office Hall Of Records before the 25t
day OF Februaty, inst. JUtN t'W tN,
Stree, Commissioners Oihce. February lh 1871 5f
l-9 TO LET OR LEASE-Ihe five story dwel
- ling house and store No % Spruce street. Inquire at
fl53,s THOS. EWBANK, 90 Crosby st.
Sra DRUG STORE. AT PRIVATE SALE.
H Retsi Drug Store, neatly fitted and doing good
mess central part of the city, well
for physician combine the sale OF drags anu
practice OF me'icin-, VIII be solo loEy Appij 70
+. II. LUDLOW & co. No. Ii Broad street.
Sc 3trS&N ll7tl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

rHANCERY SALE-Under the direction OF
~ Pho 7. RagEls, E.q; Master in Ghaneery. will be
| BLEECKER& & CO, atthe Merchants Exchange
The two S;or-s aud Dwellings, 90 iot
NO. 54 BOWERY,
oldstabshed stands for business They viii b9 sold sera
ateiy each containing fpi. and haD fer front rs.I
story BRICK from ioase.
NO. 35s BROOME-STREET,
the Of Ezatehstee The lo i, "a feet IN
'front.' IS feet 81 feet the east fse, on TIA
flf 5ts
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- Manesca,s Oral system Of teaching I

French Language, By his dau: hte Madam L. Maresca Du
rand An Evening Cas, for Gentlemen forming
wilt commence in few days. Gentlemen and ladies wh(
have studied by Alauesca System can join Clase. an!
stage OF the course Of instruction. Private instruction TO
Ladies duriug the day. No. 7S franklin ST. IA 2t~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

Rivers and Bays somewhat clear of present
The Sarah Sheae from Antwerp reported several times
eslng below, has not yet made het appearance
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

aGp, WATCHES The largest and most sp!ea.
did assortment Of Watches IN the city be tound
aSsr the sDbscrlbels he ccataa;y scevlng all de-
from .e manufactures, England France and wtzetlanl
enabled TO offer larger sssoment, anil much LEGS
Watches a. low $40 70 s2 each Watches and Jewlry
exchanged bought Al Wachcs warranted 20 keep rood
the aouey returned W4ches Clocks and Jewelry
repaired II e eest manner, AID warranted cxer than any
other place in tns city.
q. c. ALLEN. Importer Of Watches and Jeweiry.
!sl n't waoeaals and retail, % Wsll.sues,, upsrssa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

-l.J| EEOI. bTOnsOff, Tn " 1IIiamSCJsrGn,
This Evening. gives ais second Lecture tocution
and Music connection with Physiology. Mental and Vo.
cal Philosophy the Laws Life Health; with dissections
Of the Manikn, PacitatjOns. &c.
n g. To-rnorrow evening in Phsnix Hail. corner Of An.
oay and West Broadway for the benefit OF the Ham
iIton Lyceuin. L
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

u Mechanics Institute Lectures.-Mr. o.
S Fowler "i deliver the Eighteenth Lecture OF the Course,
the Lecture Room City Hall This (Thursdayl Evening,
~ insc. att; O'Clock Subject" The dental Philosophy
of Phrenoiogy. illustrated by Public Examinations"
Lectures Feeders open at : o 'cock.
rs CHARLES L, EARRTTT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
STEAM REFINED CANDY,

y L. Il A STUART, 295 Greenwich, corner
~, Of Chambers street. constantly manufacturing by
steam ard hand large assortment OF Candy
&c of superior quality suitable for ;nt Sonthern market
This candy being made from Refined Sugar will keep in
climate harder and dryer than made from
mr..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

!NyILLIAM T. JENNINGS " co, Diapers
aud TaiioTs. No. 22l Broadway, American Hosl Top
po'ie the fcuaan solicit attention 20 invoice Of
Goods received per as steamer direcL from our Agent
Loadon, conss,ing Of CLOTHS, CASsiMEREs, in var
styles splendid SILKS sATss for Dre,, Vests
MEk!No, VELVETS &c. with large assortment Of rich
Si!k and Satin sCARF5, CRAVATS, HASDKER-
ROBES &c.
We would suggest pstrons that from this additional
facility we shall >. able supply them az an early daie with
all the novelties Londoa and Paris msIkes aao sustain
the reputation OF the esta5smea tor the toosTate pees
which have ELECTED liberal atronage snco the adoption
Of The ready money senn, BIZ which snsbed 70 ur
feature the establishment which commend u 70 nose
requiring articles for immediate re adaihoo 70 oa1
stock Of an assortment, OF s quality f,sdy nSe
IEelu1tif 60 N' f3 3istf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

SsS DRUG STORE AT PRIVATE SALE,
:Ef Rets Dug Store neatly fitted up and doing good
ness, central part of the city well
calculated for physician combine the sale OF drags ana
practice Of medicine, will be solo low. apply 70
E H. LUDLOW 81 co. No. IL Broad street
&c a,'rSSN {l71
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
MARINE JOURNAL.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-THs DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

racket ship United SAFES Lirerponl banks Feybossst
ttarnoay Valparaiso; Lux New Orleans: briE Peruvian.
caTdfnes Jane, Georgetown. 81. Marks Key West schr
Caroline. MatamoTes, and Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
LABORERS WANTED.

NTANTED-On the Georgia Railroad, loo to
200 Laborsrs. Apply the oifce OF the Irish Emf
grapts' Society c. God-sITset. III lWls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
"LETTERS FROM UNDER A BRIDGE"
Willis

ONLY COMPLETE EDITION EVER PUBLISHED
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

CAPSULES for the cure of PULMONARY
~ CONSUMPTION AND sCROFULA.-.They arc
highly recommended by the medic, profession and generally
tAken with The consent of the family phyAic1an.
IsGEsrS Nr. Mihau, i83 Broad "aEi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

lluire for Stones Pulmonary Capsules and see that his
sicrituIe ard sea! on each ho1 OF medicine
~ g. Physicians wiii caIn ths composition Of the med
cine on application any OF the Agzrcs. 3mslms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-12
WHZELE.S'G "a
--jJj---
ALTMAN X MANN ELL,

AFTER reivrnng their sincere thanks ibe.f e1'#f'
he patronage literally exttndt them la a yeaf
tinuatfon al Their patronage IN faare, ea} 's a
ihir present ~e .eeceI s,oek Bou,., -r- 'H
a. lolloxs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-12
lust RECEIVED.

LARGE and wr1l .eisdtei sfsrk oi ei'es4
II rosls ei~ih.. Sanfn,ifs. J'sa' >"a'n''
Nssih,. and . esnrfa ss.armsHi Of FaHff aH..tes
Sil,. n,ifriiss Fafs.a.s Sun ,hnces 4
Al-@o--A genera s,snfJfueli 81 ei0N lh'5
tsh Ar shssh - 81 be I'D IN - 81 'u'' fntshs
'efs. .sd si,tff low pt.ee. y. NGlNN!S
iat.a J Ne. Is Msslsi Sf'tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

Al full meeting of the Jhaca Democratic Asso
cia,ion held at jamaica, Mddsex county, the AL
of May, 1871, pursuant 10 the Ill Of the President
On motion OF Lewis Seprd committee of five
were appointed to p,epsre anreport preamble anc
resolutions expressive ofha stse of the meeting upon
The subject Of The annexationf Texas 10 the Unilec
States.
The said committee. consistg Of Lewis B Seward
E. S Montague, DR.. VIM. l. .atewood, {. S. Brown
and R. L. Montague, after retng for short time, re-
turned and reported the !ollo'ng, which unani-
mously adopted
Whereas, this Association b seen with feelings OF
deep regret The opposition tohe reception of Texas
BY Mr.. Van Buren-the mostromnent candidate for
The Presidency-does most ip'xiby adhere TO reso-
luton passed at its organizatn declaring we would
support for the high ole of President, opposed
10 the annexation Of this ReEblic-that it conceives
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

At meeting of the Sub Committee Of Vigilance,
held at Sandy River Church the 10Th of April, 1874,
Capt Richard Marshall called TO the Chair, and
Col. John Foster appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained by
VIM. A. Leigh, Esq, committee Of three were ap-
pointed to furnish the Of all the Democrats with
in the neghborhood The committee retired for a few
moments, and returned with the names OF the follow
ing gentlemen, which were added to the Sub-Commit-
tee Of Vigilance at this place, 10 wit:
Jacob McGehee, WIN. Walton, VIM. Elliott, Saml
Elliott, BEDFORD Fowkes e. Smith, G Moring, L.
Motne, B. NJ. Flippin, VIM. Bradshaw Jos. Philips,
Richard marshall, Thomas Weaver, T. NJ Weaver,
WIN Wra.er. l. b. Ellington, J. b ChIldress, J. w.
Ellington, Abraham Dunvant, Edwin Edmnnds, w.
A. B5run, X Borum, James Nunnelly, WIN. Nun
nelly, B.nj Thacks,ou, f l.. Self, w. Leneve, Jas.
Leigh, j. i Fppin, S S. Hawkins. W. J. McGehee,
S. b. Scott +. w Scott, g. A. Scott, }. G. London,
Waddl', P. Waddill, J Scott, ] NJ Woot'on, J. Nun
nclly 3 @ Scott, j. D Shepherd, S. E. Rodgers, p.
Perkinson, VIM franklin, S n. Wootton, j. T. Price,
WIN. Moring, John Queensbury, T. r. Burkes J NJ.
Dungans, Geo Dungans, J. M Rowlett, T. 0. Row
lett, w. B. Rowlett, N. A. Fowlkes, N. Fowlkes, P.
Marker J. F. boswell, d. Y. Stokes, A. Barton, w.
Anderson, d Y Jenkins, J. B. Medley, Robert Bow
man. j. A Watson, John H. Leigh, b S. Scott, F.
T Woo,ton. w. {. Arnus, w J. Zachary, R. J. Chill
dress, SamI Rains, VIM Yeiser, J. peshazer, n. j.
Fears, Sam'i Rudd w. w Rowleti. and Alexander
Marshall
w. A. Leigh, E.q, being then called upon to ad-
dress the meeting, arose and spoke about an hour,
showing clearly the unconstiintionality and inrxpe
dency of Protective Tariff, National Bank, md the
assumption of Safe Debts by The General Govern
ment We can but say for our young Orator, that his
language beautiful, and his arguments powerful
and conclusive
Upon motion, it was
Resolred, That the foregoing proceedings be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, and be sen, the Ed
tors of the Enquirer, with request that they publish
them. RlCHD MARSHALL, Chm II.
J. Foster, Secry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
r,rreey nAys I,ATER FRoV r1-gorr

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The British Steamer Hibernia arrived at Boston on
Sunday last after passage of sixteen days from Lii
verpool. The intelligence trough, by her is fifteen
day, later than previous advces There has been an
other fall in the price of cotton Of from eighth 10
quarter OF penny per pound.
The news of the ement to annex Texas to THIS
country had reached Eng and producedsome Sc n
saton in political circles The only newspaper COM
ment which we yet have on the subject is from the
Liverpool Mercury, which regards the project as an
event that will prove favorable for British interests
because thinks that Texas would necessarily advo-
cate the free trade doctrine.
Parliament, since the Easter hoydays, bad sheen
engaged in a number of multfarous but not very alb
sorbng questions" The remainder of the session was
likely to be more than usually barren of interest The
papers thought it probable that some fighting might
take place on the Irish franchise and registration bill
onswhch the popular party looked with great Jealousy
as measure calculated to curlail instead OF en!argng
the franchise But, beyond this, there seemed to be
nothing to prevent an early adjournment, which was
confidently anticipated Sir Robert Peels position
this year is said 10 be "nr and elevated
than It was ct the corresponding period last year, when
Ireland was almost in blaze with the repeal mania
That has been put down, the revenue is improving
the factory population is employed, end The country
appears TO be in sound and prosperous state than
II has been for years past.
Ireland still in an excited condition. Mr.
o Conne had not been sentenced, and he and his
friends were endeavoring to procure new tria Mr.
0 Conne was entertained with grand banquet at
Cork on the evening OF the 9TH ultimo, at which he
delivered speech that than usually interest
ing from the many illusions it contained 10 the sentence
which was expected 10 be passed upon him.
Louis Philippe had caused the Editors of the Gazette
de Franco" and La Nation to be prosecuted for the
publication of article By Due de Daudavillc favorable
to the Due de Bordeaux and derogatory the French
King. The Editors were condemned to years i'm
Prisonment md to pay fine of $4,000 francs. The
author was not prosecuted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

Mr. Van buren, has forfeited all claims to Southern SUI
f,aoes by opposing this time, one OF the gfeoes'
nd mos, vital measures to Southern ever pre-
sented to the country; that it is incumbent upon Us DO
part Of the South identified with her institutions 70
IooL out for a man who will 90 with us upon this all
important subject. - ,., -,
Re.olred Therefore, That will not ABIDE Inc
decision of the Baltimore Convention, unless the MONT
nep shall be in favor of the annexation of Texas 10 the
U States.
. Resorsd That we believe our present Chief Mag,s'
ra,e John TYLER the proper candidate TO represent the
democratic party; and that his vetofs on Banks, and
Messages in relation TO Texas and Oregon especially
pont 10 him as the who can bring TO the polls The
,,holc Democratic party of this Union.
:, Re,olred That upon this question It behooves lne
neople TO speak for themselves, and not wait for the
dcta,ion of sefconstituted leaders. We, therefore,
most earnestly request ellow-clt ems, without DIS
tincon of party to assemble in primary meetings, ano
sneak in tones which shall enforce obedience TO their
will.
a Rt,olred, That we recommend 10 the friends of
anne xatlon to hold State Convention at RICHMOND OF
some other more convenient place, the 18th OF June
next, for the purpose OF appointing electors VINO WI"
carry out their views
On motion of Capt. Miles F. Mason, it was
Rs,oiufd, That at this important juncture, we regard
it as the imperative duty OF every citizen to devote as
far as practicable u his energies TO the cause OF his
country and we earnestly solicit those Of our friends
who are in the habit of public speaking to address the
people upon the issues involved, whenever q suitable
opportunity shall present itself.
On motion, it was
Pssolred. That the Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg
Republican, Madisonan, and all other papers friendly
TO The cause, be requested TO publish these proceedings
ROBERT McKAN, President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
POETRY.
oMucH YET REMAINS uNsUSG.o
THE GOBLET OF LIFE.

ny II. W. LOSCrTLLow.
Filled is 1.ife's goblet 10 the brim;
And though my eyes with tears are dim,
| see its sparkling bubbles swim,
And chaunt this melancholy hymn,
With solemn voice aud slow
No purple tlowers-no garlands green,
Conceal the goblet's shade or sheen,
Nor maddening draughts of liippocrene,
Like CLEANS Of sunshine, flash between
The leaves Of mistletoe.
Thi, goblet, wrought with curious art,
is filled with waters that upstart,
When he deep fountains Of the heart,
By strong convulsion rent apart,
Are running all 10 waste:
And. as II manting passes round,
With fennel is II wreathed and crowned,
Whose seed and foliage sun embrowned,
Are In its waters STEPPED and drowned,
And give a bitter taste.
Above the humber plants II towers,
The frnnel with It's yellow flowers;
And in an earlier ago than ours,
Was gifted with the wondrOus powers
Lost vision Ia restore:
II gave new strength and fearless mood,
And pladators fierce and rude
Mingled II in their daily food;
And he who hat,led aud subdued,
a wreath Of iennel wore.
Then, in LIES goblet freely press
The leaves that give il bitterness,
Nor prize the colored waters less,
For, in Thy darkness and distress,
New lights and strength they give.
For, he who has not learned to know
How false It's sparkling bubbles show,
How hitter are the drops of woe.
With which its brim may overflow,
He has not learned 10 live.
The prayer of Ajax was for light.
Through all the dark and desperate fight,
The blackness Of the noon-day night,
He asked but the return Of sight
To know his foeman's face.
Let our unceasing, earnest prayer
He, too. for light; and strength to bear
our portion of the weight of care,
That crashes into dumb despair
One half the human race.
O, suffering, sad humanity.
o, We afflicted ones, who lie
STEPPED TO the lips in misery,
Long, and yet afraid To die,
Ye have been sorely tried!
pledge you in your cup of grief
Where floats the fennePs hitter leaf!
The battle of our life is briel,-
The alarm-the strucgle.-the relief
Then sleep we side by side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
r. L. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
NORFOLK DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.

NORFOLK DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
Alta regular meeting Of the Democratic Association
of Norfolk Borough, held the 7th nst at the Town
Hail. the following preamble and resolutions pass
ed with one dissenting vote:
Whereas, The Democratic party of Norfolk b.
rough regarding the annexation of Texas as mea-
sure required alike for the protection OF the west
and the peculiar institutions of The slaveholding States
and SO far from admitting the existence Of any consti
tutional obstacle TO this acquisition considering it as
demanded for the redemption of the faith Of the U. s.
pledged to France in the Treaty Of 1903, express their
earnest wishes that this remuneration may be speed Oily
effected.
While they deeply and sincerely regret, that ques-
ton of this magnitude has been volved in the Presi
dental election whereby the Wing advocates of the
measure are compelled to postpone, II not pre-
vent the accomplishment Of their wishes, by the eleva-
ton 10 office Of gentleman avowedly opposed to them
upon this subject yet they find themselves constrained
to regulate their conduct degree By the neces
sty which they would gladly have evaded-they
regard the acquisition of Texas as far more important
than the Presidential election itself; and, entertaining
these views, do hereby
ResoIre That they cordially approve, and, far as
they can do So confirm The resolution adopted by the
District Convention held for the appointment of Dele
oates 10 the Baltimore Convention, expressing their
confident belief that the people Of this district would
approve the nomination OF no man as candidate Tor
the Presidency, who was not in favor of the annexa-
ton Of Texas; but as they from diminish.
ing the usefulness BY farther crcumscrlbng the pow
er of those delegates, whom they have entire conf
dence they do hereby anho'se them, to vote for any
Democrat possessing, in their judgment, competent
moral and intellectual qualifications for this high Office,
who concurs with their constituents upon this vital
question, and to give votes for not qualified.
On motion of Col. NJ Cooke, IT,, it was
Rssoired, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the newspapers of the Borough, Ports
mouth Chronicle, Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Re-
publican, and the Madisonian, Globe and Spectator Of
Washington city
On motion, the Association adjourned to the first
Tuesday in June.
JOHN n. TAZEWELL, Pr.t.
WILLIAM EEin' Secretaries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

ats of thri; performance published IN the Richmond W
October 9Th ls3 from thu following gentlemen who av,
those Machines in and 10 whom II convenient
would refer, siz Gen j. Cooke, A. H. Spooner, ". Cab
VI. Cabcl Carter Brayon Corbln Bra.ton. w u. sims, l.
Wight W II. Temple c. Valentine, W W Gilmer = b. H. y,
SON ~ g. Sanford. W. u. Nelson, W. aladay H. II. McGfut
j. W Bass, w Page, W. Dunlop, W. NJ Peyon j. soyc,
j. VI. lli-, EsIs.
The subscriber would also receive orders and forward tile
Paenee from othcr North side of Jane, River
but Mr. Mccormick eays that very doubtful w
able ILL., the present season. orders Tor these Rrapu
Machines than what he has already received
JABEZ pARKrg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

New loRK.-The Democratic Caucus Of the mem.
bers of the New York Legislature met al the Capitol or
Monday evening. Resolutions were adopted, approving
the course Of Gov Bouck Lieut.. Gov. Dickinson and
recommending Martin Van Buren, for the Presidency
Democratic State Convention was also recommended
to be held Syracuse the 4th Of SEPTEMBER next to
nominate Candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Con
yention and Presidential Electors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

A Harrison wing of 1910, in addressing democratic
meeting at Lockport, n. ", giving in his experience
of the fraudulent character of that canvass has the fol-
lowing neat hit at Mr.. Cay's attempts 10 initiate the
adaptation Of Harrison politics varieties of at itudc:
He writes letters 10 the south in favor OF horizon.
tai tar-to the middle States in favor CT tariff which
on nm angle Of forigfre degrees, and to tho north
psr9cadicuLar tariff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

A VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR sALE.-By virtue
"A Of deed executed 10 the Subscribers by Thomas f.
r.,,r nnd duly Clerks Office Amelia
for SAIL pryatey that valuable Farm which
lately Jetersvs known BY The name of Wayne
which M. IN original furst, we'll tmbcred tobacco
land portion Of the open land Is of good quality and
nrouces fine crops of tobacco wheat and The
movements are very SUPERIOR consisting of urge story
dwelling house nearly new, with nine neatly painted
,idr and .u three poches with turned pillars DC, good
framed kitchen ice house, servants house and carriage house.
,r ar five negro cabins with brick chnneys every
other Out house necessary on sich 2 farm
mmedare application be made this farm may be bought for
low price with money Either of the undersigned Trustees
will take Measure showing the Plantation person
who NAV wish 10 purchase. II will be sold lota entire
suit purchasers. TlLMON f. JETER,)
JOHN A. JETER, Trustees.
J. w. Z. WINGO,
March o-2am4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

The French troops, under the Dukes DAumae and
hontpenser had gained several fights in Algeria The
latter Prince was wounded by ball on the cyelid
and behaved very CALAMITY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

AccoMAc CONGRESSIONAL plsTRicr.-We learn that the
Sheris of the Accomac Congressional District met al
York on Monday 10 compare the polls, and that T. H.
Bsvly's majority 90. CARROTS majority over An
derson in the Senatorial District was &C.