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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01
City IntellIrence.

Police Once, May 3l.--ONE OF THE UrpyR Trr
eman claiming intimate connection with that large and
interesting portion OF the community called the Upper
nsn Sssn Sy sna
and echoed through the galleries Of the Park Theatre
and the wndngs Of Broadway called last evening in his
all Broadway and after examining the goods and en-
curing the price Of several articles observed he didn't
like the quality The clerks In the store
svely polite and did their utmost to please gentleman
of disgue appearance for Mr. Price was dressed in
the last fashion with one Of Lears best nutra hats and
magnificent rings and his satin vest gold chain
glittered most invngly Mr. John Prchard one of the
head clerks however thought he perceived something in
the Of the stranger Of suspicious character and
watching him closely him leave the store with four
or Eve black silk cravats concealed under his coat Mr.
Prtchard Immediately pursued him. crying stop thief"
and Price finding his pedestrian powers not quite equal
to those of Greenhagh dropped the articles probably
with the intention Of impeding the progress Of his pur
Officer Green, however, up at this moment,
and joining in the pursuit succeeded in arretng the
pawn ticket and splendid gold pencil were found
Committed in default Of bail
CHARGE OF STEALING Sl,200.-Charles Wadlow, Jr.,
arrested BY officers Josephs and Jackson charged
with stealing 81 400 from his father Charles Wadlow
who keeps coffee house at No. Frankfort street. on
bed about o'clock and his custom. placed
his pantaloons containing this large in bank bills
gether with named King, had previously retired
to the room to sleep-the door locked In the
morning when wedlov awoke, his pantalocns and money
mitted by his From the examination Of Charles
Wadlow, Jr appear named Kenyon also slept in
the house, and called him in the morning
Mr.. Wadlow's daughter and sonin-law also ar
rested, but after examination honorably discharged.
ton
STEALING HArs-John Gillen arrested, charged
with stealing five sporting hats value 1920 from James
w. Banta, No. $50 Chatham street. Committed.
PAssING CouNTERFEIr MONEY! H. Winkemp
charged with passing counterfeit two dollar BILL the
Globe Bank, on Peter Siweris IA Frankfort street..
Winkemp to his store and called for glass of
liquor and gave the BILL in payment for which he
ceived change. Committed.
An Owner WANrEp-A very large and valuable gold
pencil has been found for which owner wanted
at the Police Office, by the Clerks.
COrOncr's Once, May 3l.-A Boy DRowNEp.--A
boy by the of Miller found drowned at the foot
Of Christopher street He about nine years Of
supposed to have fallen from the dock.
KILLED IN A Stone QuARRy Patrick Cragin, while
working at stone quarry at Tarrytown, killed by
The Coroner will hold an inquest to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

EMeRATIoN.-Nine hundred and seventy-four pas
sengers arrived here on Friday From England and
France. The mail papers of yesterday give the
following items
The brig Empire is now taking on board company o
fine, healthy looking emigrants from the north Of Engf
land says the Buffalo .7dverser of the Goth nst who
their way to Milwaukee to settle They may be
looked upon as quite a desderatum to new country
like Wisconsin, they Of superior class and pos
sessed of ample means to purchase and locate them.
selves.
That fast and most beautiful steamer the Empire ar
rived yesterday morning, says the Ml,caukie Sentinel
having on board it Is said 100 passengers This may
than any other boat which has arrived this Most
Of them were immigrants and large proportion stopped
here.
The Baltimore Clipper of Friday says:-Nearly 1000
emigrants arrived at New York from Europe Wednes-
day. On the day 363 arrived at this port from
Germany.
On Monday last about six hundred passengers arrived
at Boston, from foreign ports of whom five hundred and
seventeen emgrants from the ports of Liverpool
and Glasgow On single day last week, six hundred
and ftyfve tmigrans arrived at Boston, three YES
sells from Liverpool
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NEW YORK HERALD.

o. Mr.. CYRIL v. GREY, heretofore one of our
several correspondents and reporters in Washington
is no longer connected with this journal, in that
any other capacity.
New YORK, LIST June, l845
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

SUUHCF1PJuUU1
HEnALp must be paid TO the AUTHORIZED AeErrs Zs
& CO. Ledger Building Third street, near Chestnut
rsrms73 month"; including the Sunday paper; 65
without II; delivered free OF ch,rge Of Pha
lpha Single copies for sale above daily at o'clock
Price cents.
The WEExly tIraAp Is also Tor sale Saturday morn
rxPrice Ga 50 delivered in Of
Philadelphia, free If pos'sge.
All the a,d chesp Pa 'c 'tions for sale their
tabishmenf, as soon N issued. wholesale and retail
a. With the exception Of the Herald read
city sordpG svalusbs medium to sdye.srs. Advertise
yspiy headed 70 hs agents bali pest oeoak VII aepsH "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

Trout FISHING IN New HAMPSHIRE gen.
tlemen Of Lowell, Mass, devoted the whole of last
week to trout fishing the brooks and ponds Andover
were very successful and in the week they caught
seventeen hundred and five fine trout They took forty
the edge of Salisbury One Of the editors of this paper
with two other persons, went last week fishing ex.
cursion to the brooks and ponds under Mount Belk-
nap" and the Clifford and Edmonton Mountains In a
little more than two days they caught five hundred
nne trout One Of the company fshed only few hours
On Friday They had just got their hands in, Satur.
day compelled them to return This for the nforma
ton of the Tall of orko-Concord NJ III Pof,iof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01
DYSPEPSIA OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING
BY
RRA NDRETII,S

20 cery tnss was taken ~ during ne season OF the
laa during which time Twas severely troubled with dyspep
cd burthensome in the meantime, applied number Of
bitter dose took but all without avail All last
yielded despair The idea taking the physicians prescp
tons longer useless and utterly opposed taking
pills. My friends became alarmedoften solicited try
Brsndehs Pills asserting that they had derived ben
hit from their AT last tempted them trial.
and it is but just to that after using them short time be-
and entirely restored to health and
think duty which the world and Dr. Brandreh,
70 make this public acknowledgment.
N BLISS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

One Day LATER FROM ENGLAND.-The Joshu,
Bates, Capt. Murdoch, arrived at Boston last Friday
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9Th ult
She brings no important intelligence. The cotton
market was firm. The Montezuma, Capt Lowber
for New York, sailed in company
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My DEAR SIR:

Perceving in your widely circulated paper an account
OF an accident at the races in which was supposed
not precarious but that can contradict IL was NOT
one of the sufferers from the simple reason that was
not there The rehearsals of the opera prevented
my thinking Of any thing else. gratied in being
able that this the FIRST grand opera written by an
American will be quite hit it will be splendidly pro-
duced in every way, and the character Of the music will
be sure to wear its way to public favor Hoping for the
sake Of my many friends you will contradict the report
am, dear sir, yours very truly,
j. ]. FRAZER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

said young lady day since to her friend Hoy do
You manage to keep them IN such perfect order ~ Why,
sad she IN reply " to Dr. Castle the other day having
before suffered with them much he cleaned them for
and told me th Il woulI use Dr. Shermans Orris Tooth
Paste altogether ard meddle with any trashy washes and
dentrifces not only would have beautiful set OF teeth al
but ao would ny teeth from the collection Of
decay but also avoid breath hive followed his directions
md do regret it, persuaded that would do
have DONE would perceive The IN own
teeth which naturally good but literally ruined
tcles you destroy the enamel and will destroy the
teeth altogether" - -.
Broadway 10 Aston House; 227 Hudson street, Bowery
East eroadway @ William streets and 90 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

The prescribed Book tenth editions The
QUAKER CRY: MosKs or MONK HALL lis just issued in
volume, complete, numbers complete price 81
ge 2k cents sale by all cheap agents
No American novel has with such astonishing
The Quaker City," Of which 5000 numbers al
ready been sold.
"Ths tragedies from which the foundation Of this work
drawn, thrilling aud horrible, the focipe pen Of the
.ahor has heshtened the subjects into fearful ntsst-
Ths bold book 1t is the first American work which,
written with the Intention Of iu trang the life
large republican cities with decided approval from the
public The work will 1--we in the records of literature
rot only they but they are"-Phadcpha Home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

Nova SCOTIA AND New Brunswick files
from these quarters up to the 9th inst but they
contain nothing ofinteres being filed with extracts
from the late foreign news, and the squabbles of the
various little colonial cliguss.
From Halifax Herald, May all
There is probability that the experimental sousdron
Of line o. battle SHIPS will touch at this port.
Her Majestys ship Spartan, from Bermuda with .,,o
Gle arrived yesterday Rose TO sail for Halifax in yo
days Vindictve, with the flag the last Of the month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

. -fs0--O.F59-0.Eo3
: Too much praise cannot be gwen to Gilpatrick's
riding and judgment in the riding of this race in
the first heat he actually stole the second mile from
Jeanneteau, although on bad horse.
The third race, the great attraction of the day,
was for purse Of $S5C0-three mile heats.
Peyton r. Johnson enters CHI. h. The Colonel, years
old.
7: kirkman enters b. m. Liatunah, years old.
The result was
7: r. Johnstons CHI. h. Colonel. (Gilpatrick)....
Mr.. Kirkman's, CHI. m Liatunah. ,...... 2
Time-5:49k-5:4sI.
Although they were betting 100 to 20 on the course
against the Colonel, yet he proved himself an old
soldier, running his first mile in l5O fitzpatrick
rode the Colonel beautifully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-02

patt nErow, 10 Ec buIn, pares,
sAfe guard against seoila and Other taduaI
which transmitted painful
Disgusting legacy We believe however that under
kind Creator crous and kindred when
hereditary blood the entail
oil forever by of Sands SsrapaI spme
wrought ~ this parala Lt peTnss be ,oEs-red
bic. VOaehed by
But the Of Truth be smohed and gratitude
restored will speak Rhnnam yansty Of
For further particulars conclusive its superior
value efficacy pamphlets which be obtained
gratis
ar Prepared and sold wholesale expectation
BY A. B. SANDS CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
No ~ broadway, Chambers New
Sold, also, by ALEX DUvAL a CO. Agents Main street, Rich
msnd Us. "a ESe e. psf Rois. ~ 81. D.sIesror IS
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
MY. MARKETS. Sect. as.-slP. ~

NY. MARKETS. SECT 2s.-2lP,M.
The sales Of Cotton 1000 bsls fs prices Thar
large sales Saturday evening tor,be, IOo
bales which not known until morning FIo., 4.
rather bstsr. Geaesee has been cold freely Of a 90 ~
o4.65 and 50; Michigan In handsome ord., -
st %, So. Troy q ol.62.
No sales Of .besI rye 6s CD e,.; 2s0o bu yellow IA,
brought 81 cts. measure. oats 20 cts The,, .r
versl parcel. OF barley offered, but without sale.
There have been several arrival. OF eod6.b ADD ,.l
70, oosy Dot D" sa'~- prices well Last week
There have been several sslcs of .uy.r ~ A.. - e.,
consumption and export
Common bbl-. whskey brought 2le
We hear Of nothing in whale oil or bon.
No alteration in bills of exchange
.a Evening The sales OF for the day are l.
'oo bales soeks were better tho first board aud bet
yer still II the 'esond 4 Jour. Com.
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Much having been already said by members Of "The
Hsnorer Equestrian Society" concerning tho side ON
which gentleman should ride when e,crng lady, zoe
see DC ~ make few remarks tho SUBJECT Sad expert
ence teaches US that the right side the right Tor not long
SINCE IN one Ut the riding parties, (hc ing the
eJ NO had our dresses BY spurs besides having
feet wosiuy mashed aud rubbed And now dear reader
(wbossef You may be only ask the Of your
company the ride, be fully convinced Of the truth
OF tho above statement Finally. the bosux will only
keep To the right" and talk hlis sentiment and
love. matters will 20 on swmmngy Han"ver Equs
tian Society. DUAS PUELLAS.
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;yNRlOnnOND DAILY WING.
n fAs Esissrs s5sAs wAis,

-BisHor oNDERDoNK. OF NEW YORK.
In On sdosisl sndss the shove espon psresivs tia,
you nave fallen into IN and miscons,rucon Of the
pfoeeednsso the Episcopal Diocesan Convsaoa recent,
" held In The sssss u New York. I|-T
demonstration which might be made handle ol By
the enemies Of the Chsrch,o i.s prejudice Il va. NO,
e'n'sndsd o. you sssm ssppose Bshop however
sa~oshy hs may prove hmse. BE- deprived Of
be q HE lava." bat u convention between thoss
VINO essved him guilty u the charges brought against
MN 81 NJ trial. and thoss who believed him innocent Of
ssems nom tho proceedings 81 thu, body that m.jor-
Of ihcmfAsse ole knss hi.. tss belisvsd him inno
cen, Of the charges, which have been indusousy cir
eulsted shout him.
II you will reed tho discussions, well % the balance
Of the proceedings of ,hst Convention. you will find that
these tho fos allowing him his salary vel.
% for sppointing q eosdjutor.
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T.RUSSELL BIGGER 4 co,
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS, d. PAINE g. Co
KICHMO.HD. ~

BIGGER Co through
the u T. th- following splendid schemes.
during AMI their sII.n
did ihtrir the Goth sept-L $4,000
h- $4,000 of 10000 fo October worthy In
Of Adventures and every should
the fortunes which thrown their The
leads BIGGER l. co.'s Ode.
ANOTHER GRAND ONE FOR THE 9Th OF OCTOBER,
Capital S5O,OOO!
D Prizes OF $lO.OOO, of 5000, 100 of $1,000.
Gfabd Consolidated Lottery, Class No Co.
mnston Delaware, Saturday, October Is+5 ~
drawn
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RICHMOND MECHANICS AssocIATIoN.-The
Monthly Meeting OF the Association will be held in the
School Room Thursday evening. I'd inst, O'Clock.
General attendance is requested, the subject Of Dein-
quencies be brought before the meeting. &C l-2t
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Tickets SIS; halves I so; quarters rs.
Certificates OF packages OF &c whole tickets $3.50 90
&c half tickets $50; 20 quarter tickets Si5; &c eighth
tickets S22 50.
Ps Persons visiting the should want of
money
g Tickets all the Lotteries advertised by
constantly hand Orders ing Prize Tickets
ed to with prompress and the Drawings s.nt WHEN
requested, all who order OF NJ HOYT, Richn,opd
Rcl uop Octol 4
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M.CLAR X E'S Celebrated Prize Office.
a.. Richmond, ya.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR ocToREs Isis

M. CLARKE's Celebrated Prize office,
a. RichmonA, Sn.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR oCToREp 1873
100000!
AeIaM IA Lottery ca,- 30 IsiS-,o be drawn in AeIan
$4,000 1900 6ooo $500 1ss7. prizes of 1000
$40 Havu. S; Quare SO Certacate OF Packages Of IS
Whole ksis sI3o-fisv.s and Quarter. IN prnporiun
$4,000, 25,O0O, 10000
The splendid AIeIand Lottery Cs D. be dawn
in Aeiandria, d. c. Saturday, October Ih IsIS II N,
Lot cry Is nra~n hal OTIS Brisn mt Scheme Cap,I
$4,000. sFlenld Prize OF IS COCO
Of 1877 30 prizes 1000 so $50 400
OF 200, &c Ii kets SIS: Halves So Quarters IS Egh,hs
SIT Certificates Of Package, OF 20 Whole sIsO-
Halves and Quarters proportion
$4,000!
hLIania Lottery Csss a. ist5-o be drawn in AIeIan
dr. o. G.. Saturday October 18th, Capa $50 OOO
10000 5000. 33i7, sSOo 2OOO 1900 zoo
OF 500 &C. rs No Tote IL Dawn Barcts Tickets $40
Halves ous So C.Ihesrs OF Packages Of "a Whole
Tiei-'s slao-iiases aud Quarters IN pIoportioa
$4,000
tk IdrA Lottery Ga No a. lAt5-to drawn in AI.ran
dr. d. c. Saturday, October sSh ls4s.
10000, 1000 5000 1900 600
&C &C Nos ~ Ballots Tickets $40 Halves s. ~
Cert dstes OF Packages OF - Wbo Tickets IoHAives
tlu pioponion
Orders Ticket. Siarss Certificates
in thr above Splendid Loorrs prompt
and OF drawing immediately
after all who order Tickets from free pos
tAse. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
oe Richmond, Va
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DRY GOODS Ar AUCTInN

DRf GOODS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY stu octoh-r eomusne pr At ocos I'm,
H'ehi OF Fa and Winter Dry Gods worthy IN.
attention Of thu Trad--sDons ~Aeh will be found:
Super ilue and Beaver Cloths
Io. dc do Flushing and Pilot Cloths
10 do do and fancy Cis-m.res
superfne striped and plain saiineti.
Steel mind and eioih do
Super blue and cadet Kentucky lean.
New styb- checks do
Blue black and fancy Cloths
SuI-rhne back Ca,saeits
Improved Ga- leans
Hiil-iale, Attdl-,-I Pa.eoal
Extra led 40
sup-rhne red Ftann.ls
Brown AID ~hfe Canton Frann-i.
PLAID L.n--ys C1oIk Linin-s
80 DOrl nj Poi.t Blaf k-ts
Blsaehed AMI brown she.ings and shrinss
Irish Linens nj Laws
No. ! Ozaaburgs C,uon TIdi.
Linn CamLre and Ponsee
Furniture Prints rIeknzs
White and cologred a.
Biz and cold hsd and PLAIN Aipaeea.
supsrhne Umbrella.
Black and While Hos and . Hoe
Hooks and Eyrs black nd wi &C
e 500 cash. over $780, for ap-
ProVei negotiable paper
seq DUNLOP MoNcURE * ca, A.er.
GROCERIES At AUCTION
on FRIDAY the "a 10 O'Clock will our
Anellan sofe general s.-otment Of Groceries,
- his 81 CroT and " u sugar strictly prime onn,y
80 NM. hieo hoA,'es, paFt PRIME aaatty
$50 bag. Lag lava aud Rio Coffee
So packages l, lmp1 and Poaehnag Teas
IL bbls No l Lard
Loaf
$50 Boxes no~ Gas. lOIis iIrI7 IeIIs IerI, Ie,I5
1910 lsIie. AMI l7ii7 and I7IIs Couch Gl.s.
Whisky, Brandy, GIN and Mustard
inego-Sp-rm CaniIey-S. ap &r
TERMS neer o. cash; 100 credit Zoe a
proved negotiable P'Per-
DUNLOP MoSCtRp a IN .,.,.
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by InIoes Il brother.
GROCERIES, LIQRORS &c
AT AVCTI,,S
On SATURDAY hosx OCT commene Tag at 10 orlek At
sIos' wy -e without ie.erve following artieI.,
20 hLd' p r Aolass-s
Is do Sugar.
10 boris ~ and Ii. Imt-faI ami G. poxa-, T.,
IL hi chests extra flee Imperial Tea
eases Canns C. Powder Tva
IS boxes superoJ Ma.IaId
- 10 DO Ground P-pp.r
100 e. 10 Faney soaps
100 grass DO FricIion Matches
rs hfsbs Refined salt P,tre
~ casks Lamp OIL
20 boI-s CastiIe Solp
20 gfoss superior Backing
II a. casts Madeira Wine
IL DO MaiiEl Wine
hl pipes genuine 4. srigneue BraPty
do do otarA buPuy 4 60 brandy
Is baskets ssperior Champaign Wine
10 ". Regain and Havana scars
50 bags laguayn Coffee
Starch sperm Candles
Old Rye Whskry. &c &c
TERNs-Sums under 100 cash owe. sIoo mo. .,s5, n,
approved endOned Notes SC 20 A IA A.,
CARRIAGES.
Willie added, without reserve immediately after the
SToeerf s--, a,w Carriages, Of Variou. patterns
g " lNLoES n BROTHER Aucts,
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Auction Sales.
rHis DAT.

rnis BAR. -
o.se.esrs. A.sss &C.
~ - GRocERIEs. As =
eaf Aaetiaa T - '" - -
20 ssis prs> q ssr.r
- - troin
100 bsrs Rocoa.,
"a shds naesa ssi--
ioo eors- nse~a
81 do War Csna-,
B~,eh~d s,lar on
mrh"s aud wsppss P.p-,
ssSs sni Gaa, orsi~r Tee.
oH whi-,sy, HANDY
Sole I~.th-t
treoas Ran. aha Ma. L.,
"REMINISCENCES siso cash tox s,ss A..
faf approv,d paper.
DAvENPoar. ALLEN q CO. A,.s.
MOLASSES
IT,, a' '"s'e "ess 'sds ae..ses AsAas asa s.As w.
DAvsSroer. ALLEN . Gu
ny Thssas ~. TalsaSsvpU.
NEGROES
Win b. soh THIS MORNING =, m .,.,... - =.
years Odd and hls'y Gin y. ar. on
tn rALIArsslo. A.s.
ny n ~ Dieki.ss. 4 srsshss.
NEGROES.
.h's DAf At 10 O'Clock ~. us.v ns.v, ~. ,
oc r. " DICKINSON q BROrHgp Au~s
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AGENTS WANTED.
TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS an VIR-


GINA.
rUNHE undo resident ~ Richmond City having
several years engaged In the prosecution Of Revolutionary
Claims snd consequently familiar with the proper
pahpg s6rses ords Of Courts and Of an
nseted with the busne aud having observed how much trouble
add dculy attend the anE Of apy pensions
Agency of Virginia. In consequence ~ the infomay your
vouchers also the difficulty getting you
Attorney since the Law requires aid Attorney make oath
interest In the money he authorized receive BY
" pledge mortgage sale assignment 90 transfer and whereas
attend business without compensation
proposes AZ whose pensions made payable Richmond
Va that he will for each PensoBe al
BY annually, with full directions for 6iing up
ke draw the pension aud the check money
he b. directed snd optional with the Pensopcr
made sch Afterwards he she thnt
by this ggpers w be subjected of
tec or tour times ba0.e ipry property authenticated ne
VIII also continue 10 and cab clsin,s moderate
and satisfactory teru,s. JAMES Y SUTTON IT,
NH-Ah letters To reesive attention mus be- post paid
Its.
James Heath, ESQ Auditor Public Account Richmond
r. ". Parket, Esl Register land once Va
Nrh Va Auu. 9Th
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800 REWARD.
II WILL give the above reward to apy one who
=. VIII arrest my servant Man BES-eais BROWN
lie eh my employment about the midfe Negro
about -ei or inches high light copper eaIon very
oeh' al me let oi Teeth generally pleasant
apt In laugh smie whrn q rate Dining
f"o reiyl good eoaehman and plays
he his e minded and play. violin with M,
ht hani There - toub h. has name ~
eheaV"ur To pass has A. free and reed
papers forged ao~iax him hnrl he n. zen
seen IN Ihr bSghbouihoo fwaehon
seneHan Carriage Driver and
still be IN The nsthSCgsbood To
IN a or secure hum that reward osed
vii be paid Any whe in
any viii be PtosVeuled nxaar the hw
FRANCIS r. HALL. Q =
~ ST. rear U. g. AI-enaL 7
81 Se-dfw washin<ton. ID. e.
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NOTICE. OF DISSOIUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
VNHE Opartnership heretofore subsisiing be-
u tween Lrt ~ B'OwR and Bever-y Tucker IN the b.
of Consscn Merchants city ofRieho.s un4er The
firm n BtownS Tucker has been this Day Dissolved
~ Tucker alone authorised debts DUE 10
and ~ persons whom feqpsstsd 10
send him, ~ order they msy examined
and seuled. LUDWEI.L ~. BROWN
n. BEVERLEY TUCKER
September 90 Ists. "
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SALE UNDER DECREE OF PROPERTY
AT ROCKETS.

PURSUANT to a Decree OF the Superior
Court Of Chaheey for tbs Eiehs Circuit made on III.
I'D Day OF March ia Granger and
oief paiuti and Jane shields deyi--. of WIN
Shields ed who VIM rang-r deed md Other.
de-ndanis the Iniersgssd In appointed
s'oners io the purpose will THURSDAY tie 10Th y
OF october next at 10 O'clock Ia sell Public On ,-
nsr- Ia the highest bidder the
whereof the 'ad VIM Grarger ised pns az
o On the "uih side Of Na srepi ~ u- C tina
pan OF e ash CiI -ei goeseil brck tenement I
GA ~hi I'D esny-yed GTang By samuel r. PuI
" coed oeAfns date the I|h June another o
Al hocke IN inc sadCy purchased Ora on IN.
Eo % May is@ from Guavus Myers Conway Robinson
t,ommIsol
The sale VII be upon thu following OL- p,ri
OF thr paehae money 10 be pa'd eash; thru q 1nhs
ani ih- esiiue u months day saete
es giving bonds with security Le approved by the sad con
ms~i"neEs ior The sred nstlmrn- the
perry BE- purchase MONEY . naa
and a eonseyan e dir eted BY he Court.
At h= tim" appointed for weather sbold b. srb
IN the opinion OF the Commissioners mpro 10 .n
the sale viii be ADJOURNED from at tho ame hour un
al II shaH be -tcd.
RohERf o NICHOLAS
Ltd. CONWAY ROpISSnS '''