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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-30

sOOn'PAIK OF WINDOW SHADES Just re-
COUV ceived oy Kelly RSer, ISL ChathainsI Tor sale
prices hiiy per cent lower than other stores VIZ
800 pzirs from C.. cents 70 ;!
pm pairs Gothic, = 70 ~
800 " New sfyle., ~ 20 ~
Which With heir former stock Will comp etc a. a--iu-h
which /. not eqgsled IN his city. Dealers supplied:
Remember, al the exclusive Window shade store ID
I. L..aL.r
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publif Qonpepanres, 81.
!. d. INV ARRANGEMENT

.sss=Rk6ttSck pH hsHSs,sf I'as 81
POT Providence and Bosion-D.recl-fh
Sosi NEPTUNE conirnanis. b. Capt WIhsn Roll
having complies -d be- Improvements VII r-.sn- r-r
on Sunday. Jis May, as folo~s-Lesyr Sew-YotE
Pier No 3 North River Tor Newport Providence an8 4
ton direct, - aoacay. Ns-n--isy sna Friday arrv,a,
frofieenc-i IN uE- or he morning rsa u c.rs TO Bos
Taunton, New Bedford. fsi River, ke sna A. conn,
WIN ne steamboats, running East on The K~nn~bec
f-nobseo, rvers - O'Clock, p NJ. gsrus>iSe,
eag- Providence for New port snd New.Yors on r,
day Thursday snd Saturday. a. o'ciock 2 " o.
arrival u the Q, O'Clock Ma rrsin Of Car. from Bo.o.
poss rs..ensrr. from Se~.Yois to Sc:ion...
Csbin Passengers To Newport snc Providence -.
Desk Passengers rom N'w-York 10 Providence.
Al Mods ol sreshi taken Ct the loves, rsies
For further psriiculAfs esquire OF
GEo. = FAIRCHILp. 10 w...re~,
orN JOHN h RICHMOND, Proyiiencs.
an a. ne oshce on IN seant0e; isn8lns. nys.
Al ecgsons are orb.d trusting thss BosI except o. ".
t,i order irom ae Captain ~ no cshc s. viii oe psd.
HOUR CHANGED TO O'CLOCK
APEOPIt'> LINE STEAMBOAT
.S6SSzs4sS,ss EOR ALBANY, Daily. Sundays eso,pV
rHRoVcsi Disrcr-A 40 O'Clock. 2. NJ. m
the PIER between Courisll ard Liberty streets
sleanoca. ROCHESTER,, CspI K. o. Crui,erden v
leave on MondAy "Wednesday And Friday Eveningss
ssrslu5os, HNICgyRsocKER. Capt A. Hoags,on.~
iesve on TGrstsy, Thursday and saturday evenings,
Al Ere OClock p " Landing az Iu,ermed,e
Places from foot Of Barc'ayN
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt l. W. Sslnn
will leave 90 Monday, Wednesday, Friday and sgnd
Afternoons n. ociock
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA. Captain ~ ". Trie.is
will leave Tuesisy, Thursday ani saturday afternoon
~ O'Clock Passengers taking either OF he above I'm
viii Srrive ia Albany simple tine for he Morning Trs
of Cars FOR The East Or West
re- The boats Snd suhsisnUsi-are furnst
With new ard and os speed AMI
mod A.Ons are gnuysled on The HUDSON
freigkt taken az Moderate Rates.
" All persons are forbid trusting any Of the Bosis
tbs Line. without written order orn th. Captain
Agents.
For Passage or freight, spply board. r. c shn
NJ he oAice on the wharf 81
IT. AFALL ARkANGkME>T. IND
SssssSs.-=lSrENDENT OPPOSITION LINE betwe-
Albany and New-lork.
THE NEW STEAMER OREGON,
viii eave New York from pier North River every tn e
day Thursdsy and Saturday. a. o'clock p M-sni n
turning vii leave Albany from the pier foo; Of Sis,esl e
ever, Monday. "Wednesday and Friday al O'Clock z. N.
For passage or freight apply on board The boat. or
George +. Fsirchild, Agent, No. 10 Westsl Newlors
The Oregon The largest and las,c-t boat IA he In
sIN
H. ANEM-N UKk, ALBANY n rkD
f.S----f ' .f.t-FOr Albany and Troy DIRECT.
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y. uppOSITION mo- MONOPOLY

IT. - OPPOSlrlON To MoNOfOLf
-tsr-siS Morning Line o'clock for Albany A.
intermediate landings. tom the ptcr foot '
street (neNt above Bscsy Breakfast and dlnn
on board The new and splendid steam yacht RIP NAt
WINkLE, Capt l.. u Abel from Robinson-st Pier tns
To Barclay Tuesdays Thur-ta)s and Saturday AT ocos
~ For passage freight, apply on board he Boat,
.f fhs ,f CO. ,n the dock an2a ,ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-30

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Th- subscribers
w invite attention of strangers ard others wishing me
City their Of hno Watches and Jewey. which Is
now cou p.ee for tle Fall trade
Their OF Watches embraces several superior
keepers by the celebrated masers, ard are offered
to purchasers unusually low prices
Rlch Jewery Of every descriptions Silver, Pl.i-d and
Britannia " are Manie. Clocks Fancy Goods, H.
Watches and Clocss cleaned sDd repaired by experienced
wvrGmeu LOCKWOOD sCRIBNER,
sso.d 95 P.srl. coz OF Fgtoa opposite L. 5 Hot-l.
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LOTS on SEVENTH AvENU Il and Tv

s tyfOuTIb 10 Twenly-saIh sErcts 70 Irase f,HfH'e
- building lots for all purposes-On hgh grOund-t"o
stage routes and with Croon introduced To lease
for long short low rents. Apply 70 X GOOD
MAN Attorney at Law, Commissioner for New Jersey,
Ohio &c 90 Cedar street lyl7Jn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-30

- FOR ~ALE-One new three story House NO l7p
NJ Seventh street. Decatur ace bstween Avenues aud
~ C. near TompAns Park The house ia finished 10
modern STYLE with mahogany doors plated mOantng- mar
story fountain and shrhhery In yard Two thirds Of the
purchase money snan bond and mortgage FOR hree
iyl0f fr GLENN. ROGERS co
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by ORDER OF Daniel r. ingraham one Of the Asso-
ID ciae Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas for the city
and county OF NewYork Notice hereby gwen pursuant
10 the provisions of the authorizing Attachments
against Ascending concealed, and nonresident debtors
that an attachment issued against the estate OF Ezra T.
Teal a OF the State of Michigan, and That the same
will sold the payment Of his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according to law within
nine from the hrst publication OF this notice and
that the payment OF any debts due 10 him by residents OF
. State and the delivery 10 him or for his USE Of any prop
ery within this State belonging 10 him, and the transfer OF
any such property by him are forbidden by law and void
Dated the tenth day OF September. lsi5. T.. H. OWEN,
si6 lawem Attorney Tor Attaching Creator.
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- TO BE LET.-Fgrnish.d apartment. to rent. with
Il without board small prysts family. aud here
there children. well furnished front room on
Tire n foor VITA pantry attached and two attic Loca-
shove Bl-ssr-L th.ri door from Broadway Address
L B a TIE orse Of ts paper Re-peclaoe reference Civ
r1ofessiona man. ~ Ia.
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sac m The
e, town oi lOnkers. sixteen miles from New-fors, On
" he Hudson River within a lew minutes wax OF .he
steamboat landing consisting 81 shout cgiy srd
sudng OF the most beautiful AMI runtliC scene
y The Hudson The Of seces from ~ city
Il being almost hourly, either by steamboat stages rs-
roadthe religious AMI literary privileges the healthy oca-
ton and the beauty Of scenery render fhe
sirbe locations IN The vicinity of The c. The shove pro
perry Will 81 sold Ia lots 20 suit purchasers
Also for sale several Village Lots and Houses Terms Of
sale made easy For farther particulars inquire OF Ethan
fagg fonkers, or Of Joseph H. Jennings M Fulton srsei
New.YOrs suil .rneoi'
r. FOX SALE OK TO LET-A house AM .ol OF
-, shout sres OF land 4, New Brunswick. NewJcrs
Al the western extremity the city about MN
wax from Railroad Depot The house : large and
convenient containing rooms on each foor, beside te cell
lar and earr,t There also good barn, carriage house.
house. snd other outbldi1gs at m goot repair, a't
well arranged for convenience. THIS = believed De
Of the pleasant situations IN this vicinity possessing the
combined advantages ofH city and country residence AD
ply to Mr. GULlCk.S9 Oivcr-st suif 5swu
- TIE SUBSCRIBER being engaged A. sg-rt
k for letting houses and collecting rents soics further
ageLees N The same Il ne, al Is residence No 81
Reference. l. Rzer. ESQ. No 10 Fglion-s street r. w.
MsrS, Secretary Of Coninbliionshp Insurance OSce,
g WaA-si- W. W. Todd Co. corner Of O.d slip aad
Ffont-street ag.n 5iaw2rns
q. TO LET-srom the LIT OF November. TIE second
"a story a part OF The attic and front basement 81 The
House - Fourtt-st Enquire on the premises s-7lw-
e. FOX ~ALk-The premises No. az MoIi-.L
A.; The LOT i ~ q font and 81 deep
~ On the front of lot Is a ! story frame building
On the Of lot sa story 0cS shop with basement;
- feet by - feet
part Of the purcha money may remain on bond and
mortgage.
FOR further particulars Inquire on he premises up stairs.
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fine UGtfbes anb jsweIrp.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Gold and Silver Du
n plsx Patent Lever, Anchor Escapement. Lepne ara
Vertical WATCHES selected from tie best Manufacturers
in Europe y hlch will lie WARRANTED perfect Tine
keepers. . -,
Also come Patterns Of Gold Chains Seals keys &c
Do do DO God Pencil Cases I. God Pens
Do do do Thllubes Rings Pins. &c.
Dn 90 do Bracelets, with Stones.
Do do do Silver Forks, spoons, &c
Al the above articles Will b. sold a. the LOWEST PKlc 70
and warranted 10 b. egus 10 ll- best ussie IN ne city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of Fine " atci.-- &c
NO. Ssssausi. opposite me Custog hoii--
r. s-Th- above articles carefully Repaired AMI Var
r.pi-i bv the most skiul In the cty. 80 osy
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STATE OF NEW-YORk |.


- Albany July I'd, 84iTo The Sheriff OF the Guy and
County OF NcwYors. sirNOtce i hereby given, hai Al
the next General Election 10 be held on the TU ESDAf
succeeding the hr-i Monday of November next the follow
ing officers tn be elected, 10 wit
senator for the First Senatorial District 10 supply the
vacancy which will accrue by the expiration Of the term
service Isaac L. Narsn on the last day of December
next
Also the following County Ohcef., To wit - Members
of Assembly and Register for the ssd City and County
IN the place OF Joseph Sherman Brownel whose term OF
service vii! expire the last dag Of December next
And a. the same Election the of the People of ms
Stale viii De- taken IN relation TO the proposed Convention
specified IN the act chapter 81 entitled Anaci recommend
ing Convention of the People Of this STATE passed May
H. l8t5.
And also the same Election, tho ing proposed
amendments iO the Constitution Of this state VIII be sub
miiied TO the People, VIZ.
In relation 10 the removal of Judicial Officers
For the sbro CATION OF the property qualification l9r oce
Yours respectfully ~ ;. BENTON,
Secretary of State.
SHFRIFFfS OFFICE. Ney-lork, July 18th, 1919
The above published pursuant to the notice OF me Sec
rotary of State, and the requirements Of the stsle IN sc
cases made and provided for WIN JONES, sheriff
OF the CITY and County of New-Yor
~ Al the public newspapers IN he County VII pub,
sh the above In each week until the Election, AMI
their bills for advertising the same, That
they may bee laid before the Board OSnpefvsors and passed.
for payment
So. Revised Statutes vol chapter Vi, title 81 article 81
part lst. page 40 aul& DN,-mN la"tNOs4
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- STEAM POWER ard rooms 10 e' In he Tn
NJ bune Buildings Apply al this Office ~
~ .2D n
ga COUNTRY SEAT FOR al. lse
~ on the King-bridge Road between rhh and SIND
~ Avenues ,cd and iU7th streets, containing Acres 81
LAND Ia good cultivation and Astounding In fuIt Trees
shrubbery &C The ground il elevated and commands a
noble Of he Of Hurgste and tsst River end
also extensive view OF Loag leland. TRIMS MADE
EASY Apply to ANDREW ;. Is. McGOWN,
Executors Of Andrew McGown, deceased or
=. .bp-.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Arr at Halifax 2lst inst, schr Boundary McMonage,
New-York.
Arr at 81 John, NIB, l7th, brig Edward Whitney. sk~
ling. Newiork.
AT Havana, 18Th inst Tahmsroo Sinclair for rt or chr
Chrstova Colon Smith disg Csnonicus Copeland, for
Boston. next week Echo. smith disg
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VALUABLE CITY REsIpENoh FOR SALE.

e, THE MODERN BUILT TWO story bricS dwell
E linz house and lot No. 2N5 Henryst. between Mont
gonery and Governor is. Is offered for sale The
lot i - by 100 feet The house is finished throughout
the best manner ard j. In FIRST order The basement
rooms very pleasant with cellar under The whole and
side alley lis situated IN OF the peasares parts Of
the CITY, and !. altogether desirable situation for geniec
family Person. wishing 10 purchase are invited to call and
examine the premises. - W.
o.. TO LET-The new modern three story House 1913
~. Alen-st The upper part of House l.p bowery. Ia
- ouira of 1 BREWSTER Bowery - Ivy
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Tbom ,son. Nspo-
!eon q.
.TOci. Samuel NJ.
Tool. James N.
II odd. Francis
fully. James
Thlrsion, Frnnci-A
fucker. Charles
q blriu, simon
fF.s..-t a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-30

IT. HOUR CHANGED.-On and afsr |,
xsss5.ss=iS 10Th September inst lhe steamboat ny
son will leave New-fofk, foot Of Cedi
At every Monday. Wednesday and Friday, ats ocloo'
a. cd Of sal er..nflrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-30

Anderson. Martha
Aiton, Mrs. Lucy
Anderson, Mrs Jane
81.
Armstrong, Misssu-
can
Annie, Msdam =
Ayrcs,MissJanek.
Branch, Miss
Bailey, Miss Susan
Baker Miss BarhsT'
yan1
Bfadshcei, Ms.
Margaret
Beatty, Miss Ruth
Belcher, MrsH eny
Beero,M fs Octsvia
Bennett, Miss yaas
Benson, Miss Mar
Berlin, Mrs. Mars
Ann
Bertrand, Madam
Bennett, Mrs Pho.
be. twidO")
Birsen, Mss Ann
Bingham, Mist
Caiharne VI.
BOykin, Miss Mary
BOyei, Mrs. Jane
Booth, Miss Ann
Boymsn, MissiLH
B0yingtOn Mrs.Efl
Brown, Mrs. John
Burr MIRA Elibabeti
Burrell, Mrs Leyica
Buraux, Mile. NJ.
Butler, Mrs. a.
Brush. Miss Ehza
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is45-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT-is4s

LIZ AiLKOAD CO.-Sa'aHxy br,rsf
nA--x2--nxnis-O Do and alef Monday. A2nitf
Inst The Cars vii run follows viz Le.sCny nv
yorkyIle Harlem and Mcrrisisss 81 o, J, >, y, IVA
las $50. Z, Sd Y. 81 ,,,,,,.., % ,,t,s &.
! l0A NJ. l. J.Jt, p NJ a. % n
Lesy. Guy Hal for White Plains, = ~
Leave Morri SANS aud Harlem Tor ClyhA '''' -"
II AN e3t5, 5p,e,7 PM IAN A \
Leave Williams Bridge for City Hall I" w." -
f,esy. Wn,s Plains for Guy Hal no. 1910 A. n; ~
5i0P.M. ,.u - a
Guy Hal at a r. N. for the present
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SAILED.
Ship James & Edward. for Pensacola brig Peter De
mill for Savannah, and others.
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List of Letters Remaining in the Ny. Post Once,
Saturday, September 81:
~ Ploase reRiioa The DATE Of n,
are adrerfissd. LADIES' LIST

LADIES' LIST
Griffin MISC .thae
Griffith, Ellen
Gonzales Mrs.
Zones, Mrs.
. GOrplan. Miss khzs
Higgins, Ellen
HsitOn, Miss Mary
Ana
.lIsgan, Phe,'e {.
Ilsrt. Mss Mary z.
Harris, Mrs. ION
serylce)
Harry, NfsLsal..
lIaskeI.slrsF T..
Hatfield, Mrs (ship.
|Hayes,Siiss Calm
Haywood, Miss
Louisa. :
Heath, Miss Harre
Hemmings, Mrs.
Geo. w.
Hilliar, Mrs. Sarsi
Hickey Sister VIM
Ann
Hinton, Mrs. 5.
Hogsn,Mss Ann NJ
IHOyt, Mr. Lucina
Hogan, Ms tcare
Flennsgan)
IHOwes,N rs.Wmy
Hodge, Mrs A. h.
Howard, Rose,
lslipl
Holmes, Mr.. Mar
tina
Hook. Mrs Charles
Hudson, Mrs. Mary
[ A.
I Huutsman, Hester,@
Hunter. Mrs. Mary
Huniley, Miss Ann
Humphreys, Mrs.
Ann &
Hughes, Catherine
Hughes. Margaret
Hughes, Mrs. { G.
Ingalls,, Miss
Mary
Jacobs, Yrs.
Diana
Jacobsen, Mrs.. o.
Jelilon. Mrs. NJ. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
Far tic Enquire


Mcssrs Editors; The Profession OF Medicine,
like all other trades and professions al This day,
is becoming crowded; and like all other things,
when there is much competition, produces dis
urbance-eiiher reduction OF charges, or IN.
derbdding. The number of Physicians in The
last few years has Increased greatly Where in
region Of Country len wears ago there was one
Physician, now probably, there are six. The
consequence is that among 50 many, there will
be some unprincipled ones, who seek for practice
by unfair means, undeIcharging, &c. II has ap-
peared 70 me, that it would be well 10 cal. Con-
vention of Tie Physicians Throughout. Virginia,
TO assemble in Richmond sometime in Novem.
Der, or any other period though, 10 be best 10 pass
such laws as in The wisdom of The majority as
scrubbed, might appear best 10 regulate their con-
duct, as regards the tariff Of fees, &C., and hold
intercourse with none who did not abide by the
laws when passed. ! merely call the attention Of
Physicians TO the ahoye-ii it should appear
wise 10 the majority OF the Physicians in the
State, or the Eastern portion Of Tie State, they
no doubt will examine further into the matter
CELSIUS.
The Whic will please COPY
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POWhatafs House.

X q II Nj O n ID. V | K G. n A.
NlllS being the season for visiting, the subscri-
L Der would respectfully call attention 10 this
Hotel, SO long and well kept by Mrs. Duval. To
those who know the PowLatan House. nothing
need be said in lis praise:-is delightful location
lis fine accommodations, and The order and
quiet with which it is conducted, make /, a mo,t
agreeable resiins-place for families or indyidu-
ais.
The friends OF the subscriber, who patronized
him a, Dibrelps Springs and The Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their acuuain-
lance with him at the Powhaian House, situated
on level and beautiful emnencc hear The centle
OF The city, a few Steps from the Capitol Cover
Eors House and CRY Hall, and very convenient
10 The Railroad Depots, Boat landings and bust
ness part of The city.
d The Powhalan Coach will be in readiness
10 convey p isscnsers and baggage TO and from
te Hotel riLtont ctntgr, and thus save them
from 80 cents 10 81 dollar porlefage.
u BARm lie ba@ment foor.
Board per day 81 SO.
June - dSw&cu CHAS. L DIBRELL.
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKErs-wnoLEslLE PRICES

RICHMOND MaEkLIS-WllDlES lLE PHlt'ES.
For Tie nef. rHd'"s 1hDsdny erruipg, .1us -.
TuBACCu.-There hos been l'iile change IN Tie
Tobacco market since !as week. The inspections have
greatly increased, and heavy FOR thr season.
averaging about 100 hhds per day. Prices rather
LAWYER: there has bcen decline in all grades willie lcss
animation seems 10 exist among bidders. We quote
ugs s. 50 -, leaf 81 10 So 30; good fine
81 - 10 SO; ami extra manufacturing from Sl0 si7
per II lbs.
FLoUG-TLe slIch; Improvement noticed IN this ar.
iic.r IN Northern Markets seems 10 have had no inu
rncr here. The marsct !, dull ana prices arr some
whit lower than last week We puotr al 81 IT,! 81;
some small lots have been sold at ~ anl somr a -.
WIFE iT-rcry llr change in pric-, since Ia. week;
We quote al - 10 Is crni. per Ln>he Though prime
article suitable for faulty hour wnuL hiring dollar.
Co7N-Sal,s at IL a 5ac per h"sh.i. r~""..i,ag 10
oATS-Salcs at "a cents f-r bushe
WHEAT OFFAI.-Bran ~ cents; Shots lG; cents;
Brown SUITS - ccnis; snip s,arIs % cents.
cUFroS-fi = u cents lrfIb. S.ork quite small.
COTTON yaKNs-Ric,n.oad and Manchester Fac
lpy prices Ms. 4 10 IL IL g; ips II To 20, Is
PROVISIONS Smit.iicli aud city cured llieon hn.
rmind. = &C. and scarc"; Western sidrs, : {, -
shoulders :. nc {. Lard 9ace.
CATH I.E-Rrci, from - . ia g 80; Sheep fem -
2j Ia So O Vrals from 81 20 Sc; Hogs 81 81 :; per
hundred.
Bl'TrER Mountain, Grkin III a "A c,~ per u, aud
scarce Fresh Batter from Is 10 Il cfs
fISd-IIrnmsGs: 10. ! Iiennes :li Il in s,C'r-
SHADES: aSs
COFit:E-Io ii a cent. 81 D"minro Il; L..
gu,r =. z; Java a lli-sGts l'eI,, demand maie
Fate.
TEAS-ImperiaIa and Gnnpowd-r - cents 81 - per
H.. Black ~ ~ cents
srGARs-New Orleans Sugars Il cents tx
ligt Porto Rico :. 3e.; - CtniS a .; LOAF Susals
IL i l2i demand good ter all kinds.
MuLASS ES-Cuha ~ 3ocrnrs; Porto Rico 81 n ;
prime New Orleans 10 hhl. ~ - tents.
BRiNnY-Ota,d. Dupuy 4 60. s. ~ a > 80; s.
S-isnrtt- s 80 -; limitation 81 10 e.; Sazerac
S3i; i'rac!I ':nll ~ ~ c. & 81. Ptirrs nominal
RUM. England, in bhls., ~ cents.
WtilSkEYWe quote bbs 1T y, c.. M hldS. in mar.
kri.
GiN-ATrrcau 20 cts Holland II 81 Is per gallon
CaNDLES-Talow 10y; s;,rrl 80 "a -; huns IA
tent la - cents per III.
OiI.-Wipier sperm - a 100 cents; whale ~ cents:
blcach.d do Ii 81; l.nseed z. Ia - cents.
SuAff"f bluwn * a ) cents per ID. white and va
irrigated ia IA.
sALTFron The wharf 81 IL: from >lole s -.
LniE-7Ua - rents.
PLASrER--Fulu The wharf & 50 = = 81; Easin Rank
81 Gu. 1'ierrcs rf 800 lls ground 81 Is.
CUAI-l0u - cts per bi,rl hrsI Clover ilil 20 cts
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TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS
VIRGINIA

rHfE undersigned, resident Of Rich mona c.g. has
been TOR several years engaged III Ihr p,osr'a.
Of Revolutionary ,laimI, ard, onrerqu-B.n iah..,.
with the rrnt rf Di'nntr al preparing frft,ira's, 49,
al Courts and vouchers of all Kinds connected " ~ r
hns!BrSS: and having observed now much t"ull'
difficulty attend Ire draw ins Of many al Your l'H'
al the Agency ~ Virginia ~ .rtinrncc 81 ne uf
maty of tnnr Nnuclirrs, a.so the diihruit; ~ 70
SONS che 10 art Your Attorney, sinrr thr Ia" ff't
said iimgry Il! make oath that hr has u" 10 ~
the money hr i authorized 10 .esritr by reason 81 :"
pledge. mortgage, sal- a'>eninthi, ~ ifah-i'' =
wheIra-. lew Ha- Ia attend 4" 'in,-' "tt"di =
compensation, Ec inrtl,rr PROPOSES 10 nv Mh''r
s0ns are made payable nj Richmond. Va, H. ~ -.
prepare for oarh PenSioner all necessary paper ~
nit by mail. pi.annGa!'y wth full dncrci'' ~
ing NJ tsr, draw the pension, and rrH'it the ano3.
a ,iirca i,:a,I-, - may ~ fifr,i"f ana ~
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afterwards hr ar sHr may I!iihs proper. u.
means, y"'r rtpri, ~ri i be subjected - fr'"'
some trcr or !uuf in-s !ei"rr they lir if'p''J !"
tbrrtcatrd. Tie will also cuntng, 10 2f'-rr"i' ih1
iabsh Gains on moderate and ~ati,;-co'. t.f's
J.MEs = SUTTON j.
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Accounts Richmond, Va; ). II iafscf Z - "
Land Office. Va.
Richmond Va Any 9Th IefJ-c3M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29

The Journal Of the Goth contains an article
from correspondent: in Virginia. He has seen
nothing in The Old Dominion but a barren m.
cultivated soi-readS lecture 10 The farmers
about plou@hng corn, which he thinks, OF course
they don't understand, and he must write back
here and explain il 10 them. Virginia lubacco,
he thinks, also IS great humbug-nu better than
other people,; tobacco. lie has found place
on James River where men pay 500 per acre
for land, Just Tor The credit OF the thing: moi that
The land is worth il al all In shcrt he is Of OPT
MON that Virginia will slarye ont some Of these
days. which will he 4 very comforting thought
for The Wing parry. Alter this letter, certainly,
Virginia vii! not live long, for she will give up
hope OF prolonging her existence, which will have
very facilitating Effect upon her.
He has also found Professor lately appointed
in the Virginia University, who is going 10 leach
Virginia politics in thai institution The cores
poDdent thinks he ought 10 teach politics in re-
neral-all the true principles in politics. We
hope said Professor, when he sees this opinion
otthe Journals correspondent, will consider the
matter and reform; and in his course OF inslruc-
lion, will no, fail 10 give touch ortwo upon the
great principles Of the universal harmonious
Wing pally-show how labor is protected by
taxing it, and suc! like deep things
Finally, this correspondents has discovered lha,
Old Virginia "nevcr tires" ri no:ions, and au.hc-
rifles. X is very true she never tires. She ad-
heres with determined leraciv - her political
creed. Her notions are ofa very remarkable
sort. She never gives them up, and they do not
suit this correspondent We hope however, he
will no, tell all his sad story on Vircinians; he
might morlily them very much.
TI.ousriT, D,ma.roI