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The New York herald., 1846-03-27
ls. J H. CURTlSB. Auctiouser.
CPEClAL SALE OF RICH 0IRANDOLES, LAMPS,

~,,c,,,. \, :, = ,N,,LU e " R,LI55, Anctons el
- CANDELABRAS, *; For account Of whom il may
cencsrnNeary 200 lots rich and elegant House Furnishing
articles viz - tr
bronze and cut glass, in sets and pa
Candsabr s-Ormolu and bronze, Of sizes
Of new and elexnn patterns, from three 10 ten lights
and bronze and gilt Lhsnbe and MAntsl Candle
sticks Reading Lamps Candle Brackets, &c. kc.
Piatsd Wae-Consistipg Of ricn Waters: Castors,
styles; cleEant Ceke Baskets rich Salts Tea Urns, &e
Jspsnnery-Such Vicroria Gothic. Sandwich Coure
Tea Trays and Waters OF variety and Of
and fashionable styles.
This sale especially worthy the attention Of house
keepers well the trade geneially. maj ltsIc
The New York herald., 1846-03-27

~
y NE DUcLUZ .AU. will seiI This Day. At 10 o'clock
Aucs,cn Room No go Pearl street. EN- ire sets Of
Knivss Rszors fine Scissors sheers &C., comprising 200
cards fine knyes adapted TO the city and
highest bidder and VIII :: found well worthy the attention Of
Also, invoice Of bbotson Pence Co. Hunting and Dix
Knives.
Also. general assortment of Shelf Hardware. Fancy
Goods, 10.
Catalogues ready. m27 lt.rc
The New York herald., 1846-03-27

M RS HAZEN will open assorf Of rich PARIS
Nl IND NEW YORK MILLINERY. ON Tuesday
the sis March inst her Show Rooms, liz 0r.nd street
corner Broadway. m26 lW.rc
The New York herald., 1846-03-27

: .rCr IA DUCLqZEAV, , Aucn.neer 80,
- DOC sH Avis AND ScARFS, imported expressly
TWgr1TLEx Ddu1cLuzEAu viii sell, on Wednesday,
Apr iss st O'clock a. the large room in the Coliseum
.nd Sas comprising 800 Cashmere
aud long ShaWls and car received by ships and
e. e! spring sa!-s the whole Of which win bs psmpo.
who desire articles line has occurred in several
years the bspg obliged TO leave for Europe
the sh April In the sale will be found elegant Cashmes
Long shwls OF all colos, yards long, warranted all
wool, adapted to the spring season.
AsoA vs,y large assortment Of super Hindoo Shaws,
measuring az yards warranted all WOOL and aging
in from 30 to IS collars each.
Aso-suref Persian do yards square, from 10 to 10
doll .rs ca ch.
AoA very large assortment Of superior Cashmere scar
viz blue. white, scarlet and coored Of sapsror
quality adapted the present season. averaging ia
from 10 10 20 dollars each.
Catalogues will be ready and the goods will be arranged
exhibition tho day previous the sale when the public
peril euIarly invited examue them mz7 ltissJe
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suabmen vermoo. llnoe5mnneenbeit, lln=
IIcbuto unO 0eiterteit obne 3iererei. 9eben
Dem @ellbte Die ltbonl1e Nnmutb. Mor.
oenluft, bel Sounsnaufoane eingeatbmet,
plr0 lbren 9ippen oen ib0nlien &armin
llo;hpn Como rpi,noltp Qehhoftiofpit no.
rim pinsr ibrpr m6cbtioffen 9auber bpjfebt.
miro lpirbr prhoItpn nprnpn npnn fie fih
frih,eitio II gettp lpopn niht 8orten lnie.
fen uno nicht BE-; 0ompcu ODER eihtern
Romone eIen: orun ip6tes gtieberteoeu
oiebt Dem 6;elidbte pluen trourioeu uno un<
onocnshnen 1lnsnrucF, 9os GnipI IN sip
S7nsue NON sRrn,etn unn n6rbtI;rbes qsSen
ihm6rht nos Gs57,ht morht "a b(oe unh
on,n,rnt n:;n eGrnar C7,,n n,;6o eonn
"a o;no S.r or6etsn ms;ht;rhnn csASn hs;ton
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-02-03

bdltnjtIe un0 Grfo brun8Pn tabsn MIDI 8s=
lnoert, Ging5 tr6fet niib. jCb bin nidt
Ger GrIic uon Dem Die 2sute Sa8ap f6nnsn.
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,,ilb werpa audi nicbt Der teefc lsia,"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28
For the Herald.
Death of the Exile.

Death of the Exile.
He persisted, not in autumn when mourniui
winds do sigh.
When rustling leaf and faded flower proclaim
that all must die:
But in the early spring time of life's fresh
opening year,
Were the laureis gathered for his brow, strewn
fresh upon his bier.
He persisted. not where kindred the tear of
sorrow shed,
For him the early stricken, the sorrowing and
the dead;
But where the passing stranger, hath of an
heeded trod;
They laid him in his silent home, beneath
the deaVy sod. ADA
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28

dT That was a good remark of
Seneca's, when he said-Grcat is he
who enjoys his earthenware as II it
were plate; and not less great is the
man TO whom all his plate is no more
than earlhenware.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28

o. The mail which was brought
over from Point Isabel on the James
l.. Day, when she had the news of
the battles Of Monterey, consisted of
twelve thousand letters
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28
Ht7BD38AI, NOTICE
EDWARD CRONIN, a. NJ, NJ. D.

Having permanently located in ?lattsvils W is.'-e
specially tenders his services TO The citizens o. ne
village and the surrounding country in all Inc Vail
Gus branches Of his profession. including Meaie 'e'
Surgery and Acknowledgement. Once with Geo
W. Lakin. Fec.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28

~ The British Government has
determined to have no more iron
steamers built. It IS alleged that
they become foul much sooner. and
are more exposed TO damage from shots
than the wooden.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28
fP When General worth aud Ri

6P When General Worth and his
command attacked Monterey, they
dog their way through the houses
with pickaxes, and in chat way avoid
ed the shots from the roof and barri-
cades in the streets. 4 singular. but
as it proved, an cfec'ual say Of taking
fortihcaiion.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28

n The New York Sun says that
on the arrival Of the Caledonia in Bos-
ton, the SPECTATORS Of That place are
said 10 have cut the wires OF the Telc-
graph, Boosting that the news should
not reach New York sooner than toey
could get it BIZ express.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28
WISCONSIN HERALD,
Published every Saturday Morning
nv JAMES Nj. GOODHUE.
Terms OF tb q Herald.

nAePer annum-lt pG1d IN dd0af'ce, p 90
RI not paid till the end of the year, D w
No paper discontinued until all arrealages are
n.;d unless at the option of thepubsher.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
- - a. l6 90
aelte ~ IL 90
One-fourth do. Q 90
Business Cards, 6 lines and under DO . W
TWELVE LINES OR UNDER MAKE souAnE'
One square per annum 90 ~
~ Legal Advertisements at the rates pfescho-
ed by law. The fees to be paid IN advance
aArAdvertisements of one square OF less, m
~ twelve lines) first insertion, 81 W
For every additional insertion, ~
0A-An advertisements Except yearly must DC
paid for, before they can be inserted
n--All letters must be postpaid, OF they WIN MOI
be taken from the post office
The Publisher of the s. HERALD" having on hahd
a large and extensive assortment OF ran *
Fancy Jos Tyre, is prepared 70 exc
cute at a short notice, all KINDS OF
JOE sggagyg g1gf Ga
rr s1nsl 6 6and s.abeis,
aslairks of eOerp description
Steamboat BILLS,
BILLS OF LkDNG.
&c. SC.
nA-TERMS CASH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
REMARKABLE DISCOVERY.

Not long since we observed in the papers a
brief notice Of wonderful chemical discovery
very lately made BY Professor Schoubein, Of Ger
many. Common cotton is so prepared, probably
with Illuminating compound OF nitrogen, as to
be suddenly converted BY spark into the CASE
Gus state, leaving, as residue, only small
quantity Of carbunaceous matter. Balls and
shells were said to have been projected by
this prepared cotton, the projeciile force Of
which is said 10 be many times greater than
that Of gunpowder. II was stated, that four
ounces blew thick wall 10 pieces-an effect
which would require, it was calculated, at
least as many pounds OF gunpowder. 1t was
added that The cotton, though made wet reac-
qures its properties on drying. This is an extra
ordinary triumph OF chemslry-but it is no less
true than strange. A friend, just from Washing
ton, saw letter from highly intelligent AmeIi-
can Of standing now in Frankfort, Germany,
who had witnessed the experiments, and certified
10 The truth Of the account. lie states that one Of
the German principaliles had given al order for
800 900 bales OF cotton, TO be employed in this
novel process of military defence and offence.
In this age OF ingenious discoveries, every thing
that leads 10 free interchange OF products and
inventions, is calculated TO advance the mutual
wealth and blessings of different nations-
Were we confined TO the "home market" what
would this important discovery in Germany
avail us2 As il is, it may largely increase the
value OF our exports Of cotton. We uust that il
may not explode"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
,,.rn,s of the Enquirer.

4 Enouirsr IL published DAlLI lcr the Clty)
p.rNiWEEkl.Y (for tho country.) For the Daily
and dollars per annu and al the rate OF eight
PaFI f,,ten for shorter period than one year. For
doi., -, Weekly i've doll hrs per annum, and Three
" l liz months, PAYABLE in advance 10 be paid IN
ar RENTED by mai, post paid; or Six Dollars
~ anu. al the end ofthe year.
pet Al ,nrs 10 tins office may be RENTED per mail
and available Bank notes, at the risk OF tho Edl-
Ia S s.se ef all letters beng paid BY Me priters-
ei at single letter Is scarcely OF any account
I'm r,,r Il is che accumulation of postage, In an
8 ms business, which operates as serious tax
up" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
=. ,Yir nAlI.Y ENQUIRER-For one square OF
~ I've. X less, frat insertion, fifty cents, aud
sA're s,d,ps insertion twenty-five csnts-n insert
es's w.rk twice week, or three times week,
,s,ry .ryrn and half cents.
tnin advertisers are charged 6ty dollars for thirty
~ md IN that proportion for advertisements OF a
i ne enc,h-xcept Lottery Vendors and Auction
81. who are charged one hundred dollars (paper IN
elpird.l ,.,, ,,,,ey,y o. - .r s;x,..,
& or less first insertion, IS cents; for each continu-
sses. 80 cents u,,,h u.
~ All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
srsryrr the parlys hand wiring Ia unknown At thus
n5 mus; be authenticated by the endorsation oil the
posmaslrr the neighborhood or they VIII IN no case
H. published. Every measure, that has been TAKEN 20
,ent inpositions and Quizzes has proved heretofore
ntsyalns. We must therefore, insist, ~ such case
mon the communication being c-rthed by the name oi
m, Postmaster, critten the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
GALE or pEAT. ESTATE

TN pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the county Of Orange, In the
cases Of Robert u. Twyman, Plaintiff George New
man, Miles harquiss, and others, Defendants, and Ro
bert NJ Higgins Administrator Of Elizabeth Winsow,
deceased, Plaintiff ps. George Newman, Miles Marqniss
and Others Defendants the undersigned who is Irus
tee in the deed of from The defendant Newman TO
the defendant Beadles said deed bearing date May the
ls 1884, and alluded in the above Decree and who Is
so directed by said decree, WILL the 7th day Of Oclo
Der next n fair, and, if not on the next nr day. offer
for SALE Mt Orange G. H. opposite the Exchange ose
to the highest bidder, al public auction, Tract Of
Land, the property of George Newman, upon which
said Newman resides much tlereofa as will he
necessary TO raise the of two hundred and Sky
dollars and thirty-sx cents tS2G0 36l with interest
thereon since the first day OF May, 1886, and cost of
suits and other expenses attending the premises. The
said land lies in the upper Of the county Of Orange
adjoining the lands VIM. Smith, II. ID. Twyman, and
The heirs of Edward Winslnw, deceased and contains
about three hundred and thirty five acres, 1851 This
land lies contiguous to several excellent Mile, and Is
susceptible Of the highest improvement The improve
ments are only tolerably good bur amply sufficient for
a small family. The title to said land Is ndispuIable,
Init selling by order Of Court shall convey only such
title as Is vested In me by virtue Of such order and de-
cree. TERMS-Cash will be required
For further information about the above land, apply
to the subscriber Poplar Run, Orange county, Va
Sent l-ctds JAMES BEADLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
v A L u A B L E
Tract Of Land

ON JAMES RIVER, IN THE COUNTY OF CHEZ
TERRIFIED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold at auction on FRIDAY. the 9th day Of
w October next upon the premises, at the hour Of o
O'Clock, M, If lair If not, the next fair day. the Farm
in the county of CHESTERFIELD called "Kngsand Level.
II lies James River, and is bounded by IT. the lands
Of Or. Gregory Messrs. Titus C. Rice, George Cores
Estate and Others and about miles below the City OF
Richmond. The Tract contains by recent survey e23
acres, of which about one-haf il open land, the
balance in woods.
part of the open land say l50acres is very rich and
productive the remainder is Of fair quality and with
little attention could be easily improved. Much &c the
wood land is of fine soil, and is said by those Intimate
ly acquainted with it, TO be equal 10 any high land 10
that county. The buildings this land are OF an ordi
nary character though deemed SUFFICIENT with few re-
pairs for the uses of the Farm II is deemed nnneces
sary 10 give minute description Of this Tract o:
Land al il is presumed that those wishing TO purchase
will view the same and judge for themselves u will
be shown with pleasure at any time by MIR Charles J.
Fox, who resides il; and for further Information, re-
ference is hereby made to Mr.. William Henry Temple
who rented IT for the ve years preceding tns AZ an a
nual rent of $780, As the owner Is anxious ara detef
mined 10 se persons may attend the sale, win the po
siye assurance that IL will be sold Terms-one quar-
ter CASH balance In equal nstalmens at and years
for bonds bearing interest secured by Trust Deed.
Sept. 29-ctds W. GoDDiN, huctoheer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
DAN RIVER LAND AND NEGROES FOR
SALE

rI,IIE subscriber, wishing To remove TO the South is
induced by that, and other consderatinns 10 offer
for sale all OF his lands lying upon Dan River and It's
waters, in Halifax county, nine miles from Halifax
Court house, the several tracts, containing near eight
thousand ucres which be laid off in tracts of small
or large sze from 400 GOO from 900 10 1900
acres to suit purchasers, with comfortable dwelling
houses, other out houses, tobacco barns, &c.
There is Mill the river, on one Of the tracts that
toll per year. There is Grist and Saw Mill on another
tract, South Dan River ANY person wishing 10 pur-
chase are invited to come and view for themselves
If not sold privately, shall on TUESDAY, the a7lh
day Of October next sell TO the highest bidder the aore
said lands. Also, at the same time, VIII be sold, for
cash, about eighty Negroes consisting Of Men, Boys,
Girls Women and Children, Stock Horses Cattle, Hogs
and Sheep. Crops Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats,
Plantation Utensils, and some Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Oneihird of the purchase money for the land will be
required in cash. and and Two years credit on The
remaining twothirds with deed of trust the pre-
misses until paid. credit until the LIST day of July,
ls47, will be gwen on the crop, stock, &C., The purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security.
The sale will continue from day 10 day until the
whole OF the above property Is sold.
Sent e9-cGt THOMAS SORiAE, SR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

IOHN w. WILSON, Executor of Robert Ferguson,
- deceased, Robert Blackburn and Lucy Blackburn
his wife, William r. Hickerson John Hickerson, Tho
mas Powers and Hugh Raine Take notice, that !
shall proceed, on Monday, the 10Th day of October,
lS46, between the hours Of O'Clock in the morning
and O'Clock In the evening, at the house Of Edward
Berry, In jackson county, aud State of Alabama, 10
take the dispositions of John Berry, Anna Berry, Mary
Berry, Edward Berry, and others, be read as evidence
in suit in Chancery, depending in the Circuit Superb
or Court of Law and Chancery for Cumberland county,
and State of Virginia.. in which suit John Wilson,
administrator Of Elizabeth Stune deceased, Is Plaintiff
and YOU are defendants. And shall also proceed, on
Monday, the Cd day Of November, 1886, between the
hours Of O'Clock in the morning and O'Clock in the
evening at the house Of Harris Pryor. in Roane county
and State Of Tennessee 10 take the dispositions OF Har
rs Pryor. Alvey Loekett, Robert Williams, and others
to DO read evidence In the above named suit. And
shall also proceed Wednesday, the 18th day Of De-
ccmber, lS46, at the Court house OF Carroll county, IN
the Stale Of Arkansas between tho hours OF O'Clock
In the morning and O'Clock In the evenings TO take the
dispositions of William Goforth, Hulda GofOrth, and
Others 10 be read as evidence in the above named suit
And .ha also proceed Friday. the LIST day Of ia
nuary, ls47 the Court house Of Barry county in the
State Of Missouri between The hours of O'Clock in the
morning and O'Clock In the evening, take the de-
positions OF Price McMurtry, Barbara McMurtry, and
others, TO be read evidence the above named suit
from any cause The taking Of the dispositions al the
respective times and places above specified should not
be completed, they will be continued from day day
not exceeding three days each place-unt finished
at which times and places you attend II you think
proper JOHN r. WILSON,
Administrator Of Elizabeth Stone, deceased.
Sept. I8-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
ITNIvERSJTY OF VIRGINIA.


THE next Annual Session Of the University will CON-
J. mence on the LIST October, and continue, without
interruptions until the 29th June. The Faculty Is conf
posed az follows:
GEssNER HARRISON, Professor of Ancient Lam
N. sCHALE DE WERE, Professor of Modern Lam
EDWARD Il. coURTENAY, Professor of Mathe-
matlcs. 49,, nj,
WILLIAM B. ROGERS, Professor Of Natural PHI
ROBERT E. ROGERS, Professor of Chemistry and
Materia Medica.
JAMES l.. CABELL, Professor Of Anatomy and Sur
gerry.
HENRY HOWARD, Professor of Medicine.
WILLIAM II. McGUFFEY, Professor Of Moral PHI
osopby.
To be admitted into the University, the student must
he sixteen wears of age but the Faculty authorized
TO dispense with this requison in the case OF applica-
ton for admission by two brothers, one ct whom may
be under the age Of sixteen.
If the applicant for admission has been a student ~
any other Incorporated Seminary, he cannot 90 received
into the Univ srsity unless he produces certificate
from such Seminary other satisfactory evidence, 10
the Faculty. with respect TO his general good CONDUCT
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF ciothes
books and pocket money, are estimated Us loiloWs'
Board including furniture aud attendance, Tor nine oo
months, S'Ve
Fees il single Professor be attended, $50; If two,
$50 for each, ifthree, or more, . each ray 20
Fuel and candles, TO BE- furnished by the Proctor AZ
cost, and per cent. commission, estimated,
only one student in the d0rmitory, at $3u, u TWO
in the same room, at 10
Rem. Of an entire domtory, Sic; for half, II occu-
pied by TWO students, Q
Use of library and public rooms, 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

UyHE subscriber wishes TO dispose Of his Farm, stu
i ated on South Anna River, near Bowics' Factory,
adjoining the lands of Thomas NJ Anderson, Albert G.
seventy Eve acres large portion of which Is very
IuaSIs low grounds, well adapted 10 Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco situated in a respectable neghborhood, and is
II has upon il good Dwelling, and other necessary out
houses Mr. A. B. Nuckos, who is now living on the
Farm will take pleasure In showing it to any person
wishing to purchase
Also, another Tract, of about hundred and fifty
acres about one mile South of the above named Tract
large portion of which is in woods.
For terms apply 10 Mr.. William D. Johnson, living
near tbs aboye-named lands the subscriber, living
In Richmond, and may be found at the Store Of David
]. Saunders. JAMES HUFFMAN.
Sept, 25-cw5ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
AL.REMARLE LAND FOR SALE.


DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 me by Ma
ID thaniel D. Goolsby for the benefit Of John Crank,
and Of record in the Clerks Office Of Abemarle county,
shall proceed sell the tract of land conveyed in said
deed, by the of East Ridge, on The ls Of octo-
Der neat upon the premises al public auction, 10 The
highest bidder for cash. This tract Of land is situated
in the vicinity Of the village of Warren, within mile
from the James River and Kanawha Canal II contains
about four hundred and seventy acres, three hundred
of which are cleared and the remainder Is IN woods
The soil is of the best description Of red land and pro
duces tobacco. wheat, corn &C. in great ABUNDANCE
There Is small dwelling house upon The tract TWO To-
bacco houses, negro cabins, IL IL in good slate oil
improv and altogether Is very desirable tract Of
land.
Allen ousrles, Esq who resides upon the premises,
or Nathaniel Goolshy, will show them any person
DESTROYS Of purchasing.
Should the sale be prevented by bad weather on the
day appointed it will be made on The next fair day
II ia probable that, the day Of SALE arrange-
ment may be made by which the amount Of cash re-
auired will not exceed Thousand or fifteen hundred
dollars and credit will he given for the remainder.
The title Is believed 10 be UNIQUE sonahle hut acting
as Trustee shall only convey such title MS is vested in
me. GEO w. RANDOLPH, Trustee.
Bent ll-clm