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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

There has been considerable variation in the quantity
oil the articles included in this table exported but the
throughout ia greater than the decrease The
value of the exports from this port 10 regulated by the
market price Of the articles exported at the place Of
porntion We table showing the current prices
Tor many Of the principal articles exported the LIST Of
March, ls44 and the LIST of January, and LIST Of March,
1885, that the increase and decrease in the aggregate
value Of may be traced to their proper source
PRicEs CURRENT SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL STALE
ARTICLES THIS MaRKET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

Asprs-Pots ore In very moderate demand at 81 9s3
81 Pearls steady at 81 49, There is very little 90.
ing in either description
BeEApsrurrs No particular change since last week.
Gsnesoc -four, 81 9ll a4s7l.
HAy--We now quote North River bale, common quail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11
MARITIME HERALD.


We shall esteem it favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
ROBERT SILvEY, Captain Of News Boats report Of
die shipping left At the whence they sailed the vessels
sswspaper news DIZZY may have Agents and Correspon-
dents home abroas will also confer favor by sending
this Office Marine Intelligence they may receive
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, yr, Auet,oneer.

= NAIL NOAU fh
E::H Avenue and s6th seet-Anthony BieeckeI Co will
sell e auction on Thursday the 9th day of March next
p9pey on The east side Of the a Avenue and south side
feet the street. (which curbed aud regulated and the
ad) M property within blocks Of the large
Croon Reservoir The House large atfir build
ing with cellar aad kitchen under the whole with sheds
86h sst The premises desirable for the purpose of
public honse end are n occupied such $1,000 $4,000
remain on bond and mortgage At per rent Possession wNl
be given the LIST Of May Title ndispuiabe For
and particulars apply the Auctoneer Broad
f20to mr27*m
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AUCTION SALES.

PINE PLANTS AT ADDITIONAL LEVY win sell ON
Wedl sday Morning at II o'clock at No ISL Broadway,
choice collection OF Garden and Paro Plants They
SYST Of Standard and Garden Roses Of many varieties Game
has, Danhoes Pitsporems Volets, Monthly Roses Carna-
tons and with many other sorts. ' "
Also, some well grown Aanhus Trees, ornamental for
rnbI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

Married,
On Monday morning. i0h inst by his Honor James
Harper, Mayor, Mr. JOHN s. SHAPrER, to Mrs MAnrAH
b. iiussoN, all Of this city M
Died,
On Saturday evening. sth inst after short illness
JAMES HAssEN one Of the firm oil Hammond II Hssen
wood, In the 2sth year Of his age gentleman highly
Seemed by large circle Of repds who had kno him
10 ug and we'll -
=" In the midst OF life we are in death"
II Nus 10 with the young and vigorous, well AZ the
feeb - IN the midst Of life, in DEATH" - The papers
in y OF Hudson will please copy this notice. Tor the
informa Ton OF the relatives OF the deceased.
Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city ud county, of New York. from the day OF
: Mare Il, 1915, to the 9th day Of March ls45.
81 Menu Women-76 Boys--58 Girls.-Iotal, 2l5
Aporls,y, Il, B'ee!ng q Bronchitis & Burned scalded
sumption 3 Con, Missions III Group, Constipation bow
es Cong, ston OF b. ain Congestion of lungs Il Deb
W Q; DeIiriam tre Dropsy. ;; Dropsy the head
Is; Dropsy the Oh. It. DrowGed 2; Dyspepsa, i Ep-
scarlet i Fsysryrhus Heart Hopping cough
81 inflammation 3; nation Of Brain .; inflammation OF
bowels 3; Inflammation lungs 23 Inflammation Of sto-
mach 5; inflammation Of throat, |; Inflammation Of womb
/; Inflammation Of liver lnemperance q Laes veneea q
Massmss, Measles; % lAcn6sss,on !; Old Pal
Small poH 4 Suicide !; Tee, hing d Tamor vsriood t.
AGE-Under 81; 10 years 20; 70 Is; TO- 10;
co. g. 20 30 49, if 40 to So so CO. to
TO- O. 70 to o. 90 to 3d. Il 90 ioo Il 100 and upwards
known, l.
City InSpector'g Office. March %.
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A MEETING called at the Apollo Rooms on the eve
ch,r and W. r. Lean appointed secretary was unanimous
ly resolved that they the undersigned tender to Chas H.
Pine Esq Complimentary Ball, the evening OF Wednes-
day the 10Th Of March and do form themselves into
honor the assembly with their presence that effort their
shall be wanting make Of the agreeable
unon If The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

This comparative table shows very great decline in
the price OF pot and pearl ashes in whale oil and in
whafebone Other articles have not varied much in
price, The value of the exports according to the Custom
House valuation for JAN aud Feb lS43 a. and as viii be
found in the annexed table.
VALUE MERCHANDISE EXPORTED FROM THE DsTRIcT
OF New YoRK.
1913. 1874. 1915
January, 81 ,47O675 1867 843 1,a67 955
February. 1880 l,352522 1895
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Passenoers ArrvetI

CANroN-Ship Houqua-Lieut L. q. Keith u 8 Navy FRI
derrick sburg, Va j. H. Perkins and servant Boston, r. K Ba
telle, do; G. A Dow, Brookiyn w. H. Low, do.
PARA-Brig Mary M Hooper-N. Bradley, and j Wright,
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Foreign Ina nortatlo,,

Foreign ImpOrtatlODO.
MnAcoASE tss p9%ngG!-schr Raker-9o tons loswood
MARANHAM-Brig Northumberland hides 1000 horns II
bugs gum elastic 20 bis mdse + CorRing & Son.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATfsE.

,y;, : WEDNESDAY EVENING, March p, ,s,,rs
WIZ asT SE;'s sfs.S NJ Dss
sSasla%s viii cS%say of Used u.-s Charlie
Boxes LIST tier IS cents Cd ceatsPit centsGaler
PALmO's OPERA HOUSE.
REDUCED PRICES!
SG TUESDAY Isl pf1iTsE NESStG, i.,sh GfH
r.r v,ucI TYe o pysmr in ,a one s MiESt
Private Boxes q each. ''
10 B sesu Once open from O'Clock AM until O'clock IN
SlGNOR SANQUlRICO.
YAM AN9 3FESH hoG GSsSoERr
ssssaRsS ,;s B. ;,
the Italian 2p his friends and hs public generally that
MPaS Mae s 0 Which SSss
-, siSkA. RoslNA Plq9}, NINE, OTTO
SIG AfHPG SIG
Mr. tn Ne d fRiSsr SIGnfs fad and sl" KYLE
siGNOR DH BEGNIs.
Leader SIS 9f Rsaas and Mr. Beanie. Piano o ss R's
Tier and PaIaaeiie sl-seeo"d Tier 80
II The BOX oee wiz be Thasdsy moming
ter to o'clock precisely mill 7sc
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
" Of traus aud LabTty, the continent Of Eu-
ssoon about % 4. isa
a''S Professional o'n' FRoa Fl an sI'E
- PARrI.
De HIsTioassfS doenve .a%s sssyg
FnaslIom The opsls ' Don Juan M ss"as,
Qvertue-ner Freischutz. Weber
Lam
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THEATRICAL WARDROBE

oR SALE, comprising about 40 coats, some of rich EN-
boldeed silks aud satns; also, cloh, merno serge
coats &c &c for old men low and eccentric comedy ves
mary NC some elegant full suits vests bIeeche and pam
oons IN great Variety shapes shirts tunics &C.
PLAIN Agrea number Of PROPERTIES, including wigs tights
collars 9es cr1yats boots Shoes feathers swords helmets
hats, gold lace and fringe, Sc Sc.
Blocker street. M nha Iy;.s m
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OST the neehborhood Of Great Jones street. on the
nng ct the 9th instant gold BRACELET, set with da
turning the same TO the owner, No, 20 Warren street.
mh9 3tis.ee
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- WEDNESDAY EVENING March 10,
wan be Presented the Play entited GREET BUSHES
or fnudfed Years Ago, music dresses
properties and DECORATIONS Connor OKennedy Mr. Dyou
George. Barry; Geraldine, Mrs Abbott.
Io conclude with the Comedy Of USED UP-SI Cbarlea
Codstream, W. H. Crisp; Lady Chuterbuck. Mrs. Dyot.
Boxes LIST uer 10 cents 2d tier 30 cenP 30 centGallerY
%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

,hxR- FOR Observation-Disclosures Packet 2ist March
3Xt-The superior last sailing packet ship liO1IlN,
LOU kR, 1850 tons burthen, Capt. Ira Bursley VIII
sail as above, her regular day. -
For freight having splendid large and
and cabin apply the Captain on board, west
WO0DHULL 4 MlNTURN6sr South street;
The packet ship Liverpool 100 h9slen, captain John
Edrdge will the ounsuer and sail on her regular
day, 2lst April. mhll &c
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,,...-.- JOHN STAFF'S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. ANN STREET M vt door to the American Museum.
returns hrs sincere thanks his friends aud the public
ssraly for the liberal share OF patronage aay
ed aud hopes by strict attention 70 merit
First quality OF PHILADELPHIA Porter Croon Ale Newark Ci.
der Loudon Brown Stout aud Scotch Ae Orders far sbp-
ping attended 10 WIN uesPltch mhilec
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MEXICAN PILOT DUCK 200 bales quality fron
IA No to manufactured in tho most careful manner,
%ms &C :" '0'' " w T. X COLLINS CO. IS sou,h,rst
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$50 FOW LIVEKPOOL--New Line-hegular Packet
sail the ae.h &C MsIch-The regular fast sailing
Ship ROSCIUS, Captain A. Eldrdge of 100
tons, will positively sail as above her regular day.
freight having accommodations upeauallcd
spledo comfort apply board at Orleans wharf foot
v. X. COLLINS Il co, Sc South street.
Price OF Passage, 4lao. 4
The packet ship Sddons, Captain n. g. Cobb, will
coed Rosoius and sail 18th April, her regular day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

SASD&k Regular Packet Of the 10th Of March.
The magnificent aud celebrated fast sailing avorite
packet ship MONTEZUNA burthen 1850 tons, A. b. Low;
ber commander will sail positively Monday, the i7th OF
March, her regular day. . :.
Having for cabn Cd cabin and
serage those the old country sending
for friends will find their interest and comfort TO select
this unequaled line of packets.
For Of passage and the best berhs, early
appc should be made board foot Of Beekman
the subscribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS co,
IS Fulton street. the Fulton Bank, New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
phia keystone presents ,be following sensible au'

NH. Kev,,one nresep;s The following sensible anu
highly proper views
"iMcssrs Editors Al present my a,''el o..u.
patton is with the details OF 'Ge
rs prnrcrn ro TBs RErESUE STANDARD.
.Tbc foregoing extract, from recent iel1rl %
orr talented aud interchangeable chlei oi 'ne iied-
sury Department, Is most aceel" IL, ~ H. 80
nercns oor,ion o. the Democratic fanny Who
No.. ha,,,,;,v 70 The present Tariff ono oil ihe
min f.,nrps of the last general election, ana y
earnesr evidence that MIR. Walker, VINO no douo'
is Kidd and seconded by the President, IS deter
mined ~ offer Congress. next Winter, an array
&c y,s,emsn,s and tac.s connected with Inc com
n,eroo 81 bc country, Ina, will demonstrate fully
and clearly Ina, a revenue standard, ana al me
a.. ra;r nro,eciion 10 the industry and
laha, oi onr people, can he safely and sallsiacto
r;lv ACCOMPLISHED Did mol our political opP-
nen,s mate use Of every argument ana means 10
induce large number OF manufacturers, anu
those in their employ, or in any way in'tleseu ~
their success. either as producers VI inuo'.,L
believe that the defeat Of Mt clay "ouiu oS -
destruction. aud that the Locoioco cry ~.
Trade would, il they succeeueu, ledse w 49,
,;on ,holahnr and industry Of The thousands ine-
res,od =, onr manufactures? and what was me
resn,, , The reope declared themselves oppos-
Cd n The nreseut Tariff, and their Will must De
carried an, "A reduction 10 its rsrenne SanfdTa.
savs Nr Walker, and this can be done and al
,he S.n,.,;rne a fair and ample protection gwen
whara !, i reonrei. If Mr.. Walker succeeds IN
b;s ,.rm;naiion. in etiec ualy securing The pnn-
c;nsl ob,rcl 10 acquire which Mr. Polk was elect
Cd no wll deserve the grateful thanks Of every
,rne fr;end "a the country, and all will unite IN
,fnI,v awarding him the high degree OF
praise he will so we'll have earned"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
To tie Editors Of the Enquirer

June y, lSio.
Gentlemen: | have lately read with surprise
and regret an article first published in The Valley
Star, and copied into the Richmond Times, on
the subject Of the nomination OF John Tyler, our
late President, Cor the vacant seat in the United
Senate, by one Of your correspondents, ard as
sen, you paper over the signature Of Justice"
recommending the Ex-President, which you were
good enough 10 publish, take it for granted am
your correspondent, so suspiciousy noticed by The
writer OF the article reierredio With your leave
| will relieve The mind Of the writer from his
doubts as 10 your correspondent, BY simple s;al~-
menr-1 am a Democrat, and have been known
always as an earnes, and unwavering Democrat,
from the time came 10 the age when could
lawfully vote, up 10 the present period, which
makes nearly thirty years Of active duty in the
service. ! nave been known for nearly ,ha, time
as consis,cn, and faithful Democra, 10 your
own patriotic and able predecessor in The editorial
chair; and may nol ask, and with proprie,y, can
the writer OF The article in The VALLEY Star say as
much7 take The article il question 10 Be eAllo.
ial, and il is fair srtciDien of that ex,ravagab,
lieen'ioussess q tie P;css, which every wise aad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
Great Reduction.

Ten thousand PAR Of Shoes and Bros1es for Sac
Al Wholesale and Retail al the
PENITEN TIARY TORE!
THO dispose ofthe present large stockthc Board
i of Directors have made very liberal dis
counts and the Agent can now offer stronger in
ducemens 10 purchasers than he has heretofore
been able 10 do | invite call from dealers, and
those who wish to buy for their own use, being
satisfied thai they can suit themselves both in
qnalily and price: also
1850 double wove Wheat Bags
500 doz Cast Steel Axes (equal 10 any BRANDY
$50 kegs Wrought Nails from Cd 10 20l
Trace, Well and Machine Chains
Carr and Wagon Harness
Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes Plough-
Refrserators, Safes, Washslands and Ward
robes
Wagons. Carts, Drays and Whaelbarrows
Burr Millstones, superior article
265 pieces heavy double wove Kcrseys
so pieces White, Colorcd and Plaid Flannel
Oznaburgs and ready made Winter and Sum-
mer Clothing for Servants, which offer Tor sale
on accommodating terms at the Pententary, and
a: The Store on 18th ST. leading 10 Mayo's Bridge.
July ls-v6wd&c JAS. C. SPOTTS, Ag'.
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The line OF buried wire.
w oodcn min IS wards. Woo
~
Wooden pin.

Wooden pin IS yards. Wooden pin.
The mode in which the plot IS laid our is as
follows With a mariners compass, and mea-
suTed lengths of common string lay ont The places
for Inc wooden pins, TO which The buried wire is
attached. (by passing through small siaPle)
Care must be taken 10 lay the length oflhe buried
wire due North and South BY compass, and The
breadth due East and West. This wire must be
placed from 3 10 3 inches deep in The soil. The
lines Of The buried wire arc then completed. The
suspended wire must be attached, and in contact
with The buried wires al both Of its ends.
wooden pin with staple, must, therefore. be
driven in a, A., and The two poles Zone IA a nd the
Other Is teeD being placed BY The compass North
and South, he wire is placed over them, and fas-
tened 10 The wooden stake, bstouchipg likewise at
This point the buried wire. The suspended wire
mus! noi be drawn 100 light, Otherwise tie wind
will break ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
9sfebmroo1D 1E1rqtttrer.
louisa COUNTY.

All large meeting OF he people OF Louisa, a.
Louisa Court House, on Monday IAN, convened
10 pay tribute OF respect 10 the memory OF Gen ,
Andrew Jackson, Gen. VIM. +. Gordon OF Ai1e, ,
marie being present, was called on TO acuress 'ne
meeting, and thereupon delivered ieelhs ana
eloquent address, shctching The lie ana cnaiac'el
of the great man the people 50 much delighted 10
honor
And then on motion il was
Remlrc!. That the people Of Louisa have heard
with deep emotion OF the death OF General JACK M
son, in whose patriotism they have always had
unbounded confidence, and whose brilliant SerFi-
ces enlille him 10 the gratitude OF his country.
2. Resolred, That the thanks OF this meeting oe
rendered 10 Gen WIN. F. Gordon for the able ana
eloquent address he this day delivered neoIe ms
meeting. on the life character and services oiGen
Jackson.
WIN. A. GILLESPIE, Chairman
J. L. GORDON Secretary.
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LOOK AT THIS!
For the Ladies'.

WE have received The following splendid
w Dress S oes for the Ladies, 10 which we
respectfully invite all in want of something beau
tiful and good
Ladies' ire French Kid Slippers
Ladies fine English Kid Slippers
Ladies fine Kid Ties
Ladies fine French Morocco dress Slippers
Ladies fine French Morocco Ties
Ladies beautiful Paror Slippers
Ladies beautiful white Kid Slippers
Ladies beautiful white and black Satin Slip
peTs
Ladies' fine dress Buskin.
Ladies fine French Morocco dress Buskins
Ladies fine Seal walking Shoes
Ladies fine Kid walking Shoes
The above Shoes are The very best aud hand
soonest that can be made, and are well worthy
the attention Of The Ladies. We shall always
keep good stock, and viii sell very cheap All
We desire is, that those who want the very best
kind Of Dress Shoes NAV give us call.
july Is PuTNEY & WATTS
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COMMERCIAL RECORn
RICHMOND MARKETS :,

RICHMOND MARKETS-Julv !.
ToBACCO-The inspections con,inu.
though the receipts are small. There ss.n
some disposition 10 speculate on the H.
which has caused some advance, pauicpr..
Jugs and common tobacco. We ouo,. ~
IS 3 90; common leaf so a S On .
fine, 5 50 9 So extra manufacture, M ~ !.
20 90. (See sales in another column
FLOUR-New selling at SIS. Bv fr,,a !.
30 cents more can be obtained. y
WHEAT-95 a 100 cents per bush,l
CORN-i2i to IS cents per bushel
OATS-35 cents per bushel.
In other articles, there has been no e..
prices since our last quotations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18

m RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.-smal fry
i Lottery Tor this day, FRIDAY Capital:
5000 dollars. IS Nos. IA ballots. Whole tick
els dollar; ri.h on package Of % whole tick
els only IL dollars; p half tickets 5 80; %
quarter tickets 15. Ityou wan, package, call
early.
Also for his day-l0,000 dollars. - Nos. 10
ballots Tickets 4; packages low. For sale in
anv variety at Fortunes Lounge.
T. RUSSELL BIGGER Co,
Managers Office opposite Eagle Rims
Another small one Tor Saturday-5,000 dollars,
&C. 7s Nos IA ballots. Tickets only = dollars.
Iulv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
SALES OF TOBACCO.

BIZ Ellis & Atkinson, At Srabrooks' Harc-house.
Crop OF Col. II. Timberlake, of Louisa-No.
at sid, No. ? at9 25-to Gilmore.
Crop OF Thomas Estis, Of Orange-No. al
SIS, No. al ~ IS, No. al 5O-to James
Thomas Jr. No al 50, Tugs, 10 Hardgrove
Sales al Skockoc Warehouse.
Crop of Rober, S. Ellis, Of Louisa No. al
So 25, No. 6 at So No. al 6 30, No. at9 10,
No at 8 50-lo James Thomas, Jr; No. IN at
SOTO Yarbrough; No. IL al ito Holland;
No. II al & 25-lo Word No. - at 6-tc James
Thomas. il; No II al 80 Yarbrough.
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KING & QUEEN COUNTY.


AT meeting OF the people OF King 4 Queen
county, held al The Courthouse, on The lith inst
10 arrange measures for paying proper tribute
Of respect 10 the memory Of Gen. jackson:
On motion, Garter M. Braxton, Esq, was call
ed to the Chair, and John t. Hoskins, Esq, act
ed as Secretary
Alter few appropriate remarks from the
Chairman, explanatory OF the object OF The meet
ing. a Committee OF the following gentlemen :
Col. w. b. Davis, John Gaines, Aylelt Braxton,
Robert Nj. Davis. Pendeton Cook, Robl. Bland
James Mitchell, Thoma, Garrett, Geo. X. Carl
ton, ami, on moliun, The Chairman and Secretary
we're added, was appointed 10 select suitable in
dividual 10 deliver an euosinm upon The lie, cha
raeter and services OF the ius,rious Jackson.
The Committee, after consultation, reported,
that lhev had selected Mr.. Austin NJ. Tribe, OF
Essex, for tina, purpose, who, being present.
promptly accepted the call, and will comply with
The wishes OF The people at next August Court
On motion, il was ordered, al the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the Richmond En-
quirer.
On motion, the meeting adjourned TO August
Court. C. NJ. BRAXTON, Chairman.
joins Il. HosklNs, Secretary.
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OBITUARY.

An intimate acquaintance with the virtues and
admirable qualities Of the deceased induces US 10
point 10 her as bright example for The young,
and TO pay n brief tribute 10 the memory OF Mrs.
LUCY FirzRuoH MAYO, the relict Of the late VIM.
Mayo, Esq. Of Powhatan seat on James river,
who died in this city CO Saturday, the 2Sih ulii
mo, at the advanced age of So. She had lived
long, and her whole life displayed humanity in
its most attractive form. She was endowed BY
nature with strong and sprightly mind and re-
;entive memory; and her acquaintance with ian
cient days" rendered her most interesting COM
panion TO The youth, as vel as to the friend ad-
vanced in years. She had survived almos. e-ery
contemporary, and formed solitary, though gol
den link between several generations. Her ac-
quain.ance was very extensive, and there is no
one who knew her that will no, testify to the IN
usual warmth apd kindness Of Der lesr, and tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Mrs. c. G. BURKE'S School will be reopen
lVl ed on the 18th day OF September next when,
assisted BY masters Of experience and ability, she
proposes thorough ard extensive course OF Fe.
unale Education. July l5-c2aw?w
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July lS-cwtds
EXECUToR,s SALE OF vALUABIF

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
TN CONFORMITY with the provisions OF The
i las, will and testament of the lale John Thorn
ton, shall oiie. for sale, at public auction, on
"Wednesday, the l7h day Of September next, if
fair, inot, the mex, fair day, al The late residence
Of said John Thornton, that valuable and well
known Tract Of Land called FAIRFIELD, ~
ing III Caroline county, situated on The Mataponi
River, containing sGS Acres. This Farm is in
lerscctcd BY the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Quincy, Depot being nearly
in central position ON it's about - miles
from Fredericksburg and 45 from Richmond By
the road. and contains large proportion of pro-
ductive low grounds. entirely secured from mum.
dalton, and in profitable slate Of cultivation
The residence is large, comfortable .nd yenc.
Table brick building, with suitable out houses
and arrangemenls-a highly cultivated Garden,
fine Frnit, and particularly delicious Grapes, of
which there arc many varieties. There is an
abundance OF good water, and The situation
is healthy, and the neighborhood agreeable En-
quires will be gladly answered. and every lacil-
" 10 become acquainted with the premises fur
nishcd with pleasure. Title indisputable-T
made known on day Of sale.
EDWARD c. THORNTON,
Executor of John Thornton, deceased.
Address, Guinneys Depot, Caroline Co., Va.
July lS-clds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18

Tn HANOVER County Court June "a, 1915.
i On the motion of Edward w. Kimbrough one
Of the leeaees and distributes Of John Kim
made in The Richmond Enquirer requiring all
persons who have claims against The Estate Of
the said John Kimbrough, deceased, 10 present
the same for settlement before the September
Term Of this Court, 10 John D. 6. Brown, Exec
uior of said John kimbroush-at which said
Term, the Conrt will order the said Estate "a be
distributed by The said Executor among The lega-
tees ard distributes entitled 10 the same.
A Copr-Te>le:
PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. II. c.
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