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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01

WEArHrm-Tbe 'olaest inhabtantr has no recollec.
ton Of such continuation of bad weather as have
had for the last month Every body getting the blues
and this weather Is certainly enough TO breed them.
PAHx FousrArS.-The occupants of them bass wood
benches were presented with change of performance
yesterday morning. not put down in the small bills The
basin having been empted two bsre-legged Irishmen
entered the with brush brooms. At first it
supposed that gladistoral exhibition ordered by
worthy Mayor draw off spectators from the eth
avenue dogfghts but it subsequently, appeared that
their object was but TO remove the miscellaneous rem.
nants of segar stumps dead cells, Sc, from the spot
around which loaers most do congregate" Them cups
would now be of some service Had our sentimental
friend the nude pedesals of the employ he would
for ever be cured Of romance and star gazing within
the palings Of the Park.
BATHS PnIsoSERs.-We notice that a resolution in
favor Of cnquirng into the expediency of providing
baths for the inmates Of the city prison. carried in
the Board Of Assistants Monday evening is COED
s & M se to
follow out the plan OF first providing baths for the honest
and industrious laborers Give us the baths for the
pie frst--those for the prisoners aiterward
SrREErs-Cannot have the streets clesned before
the 4h July Probably strangers will visit the city
that day and would be unfortunate if any of them
should get swamped, and not be able TO return their
anxious friends and parents.
CHAsEns.-We should like for to of our
city ordinances enforced AMI think good opportunity
10 do this, affords itself with the dealers in chasers
The Mayor has issued his proclamation against them
and their SALE and yet find these dangerous and de-
have doubt we shall them whizzling about like
evil hredemons in the Park the night Of the 4th Of
july setting FIRE to Ia es' dresses and spelling the best
beavers and broad cloths
THE PINK IspUsrnY.--we are all perfectly aware
that the poorer classes Of Irish exceedingly indus
trious. But the Dutch have in many instances gone
much ahead Of them for example noticed yes
terday tall thick set Dutch woman. bearing upon her
head largo heavy pine coffin, strding up Division st.
epgrossng almost the whole of the sidewalk, holding
screw driver in hand and in the other
We were informed that her husband dead and she
had procured the coffin from the Corporation, and, to
expense carriage was conveying home as above
stated -evidently showing that tender feeling, which
many wives would secretly BIC glad to undertake, had
they only the chance.
AccIDEvr.-A laborer employed in the Corporation
yard had his leg broken yesterday by the fall of
wood upon it.
GREEK ArrLKs.-Any quantities Of green apples are
for sale In the streets. Look out for the cholera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01

ppowSEp--wilam Miller, Of Williamsburg Mass,
asei a. IVES drowned in the Conneccut ct HsAsld,
tie 10Th Inst.
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Court CsIendor-This Day.
81, 251, 23s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01
The Herald ut Saratoga.

w. A. Mundel is the agent for the Daiiy and
Weekly Herald, at the Saratoga Springs. His
office is No. 3 Marvin Row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01

To Parents and Guadisns.AIusic Taught on the most
improved Method with rapdy and reasonable terms
lady who has receive instruction from the first masters
"a Europe. and who mpars with facility a thorough
can't and graceful execution DESTROYS Of taking few more
line addressed A. H., the Office Of this paper viii
De attended application IS Mercer street. where
he lady resides. will personal attention u2l I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01

sSow-On Monday last, the 22d June, II showed 50
much as to whten the ground on the AllsghanesB Belt
Ciippey, June 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01

suuuen ChanGes.-There II nothing moro
Trying 10 th human than sudden changer of az
mosphsrs Heat raries the blood quckens the
those hSmos which should off By the skin
breathing waeiy and afamed eyes sore throat isv.s.
Wrights Indian Vegetable fis are delightful mede,ue
those humors which the 0 only the above COM
plants but ofevsy malady under haven -Four or Ave said
in few days off the most obtna cold at the sa me
and the blood completely purified that lie and ygor
will be given to the whole frame.
CAuTsoN-t should be rene ed that Mr. Swue Reed
Of Baltimore: Mr. John Dixon, Of Eason, Pa, sd Nsssrs.
Browning Brothers, Of Pladeph not Of ours
and they purchase Wnghts Indian Vegetable ps at
Office guaranty genuine medicine
they may have for sale.
The only security against imposition is 70 purchase from
unless show certificate Of at the
Once and General Depot No. 2ss Greenwich street New
York WILLIAM WRIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01

Agents for the Herald O. B. Zieber Co., Ledger Build
ceived and where those wishing subscribe will please
leave their and have the served regularly 1
their and after the arrival OF the
Terms month, including the Sunday He
raid; g without il. Single comics cents I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
n..,,,s of the Enquirer.

-, ru,uirrr IL published DAll.f ana SEMl
Nv For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
Nsshs The rate of eight dollars # taken for short
pan as nan one year. For the Semi-Weckly, hve
o. e'i'o . annum, and Three Dollars fol- six months,
a'a sdysnce 10 be paid IN tho Office, or RENTED oy
;a,ape naid or Six Dollars per annum at the emo Oh
nall posi- is"'' '
sei, ,,s to this Office may he RENTED per mail,
:C ~ available Bank notes, at the risk OF the Eai-
!r ss Of all letters beng paid BY the rrters.-
a. m IL a single letter is scarcely OF any account
IN 49,, II is the accumulation OF postage, IN an
me y. husinpss which operates rs serious laA
rs"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,ur nAlI.Y EN0UIRER-For ono square OF
= i,srs, az less, first insertion, hfty cents, ana
,tre insertion twenty-five ctnts-il insert
go ~ ". ok. twice week, or three times "eeN'
e ~ s-yen ana = half cents.
a advertisers are charged dty dollars Tor thirty
.ra IN that proportion for advertisements OF
Ea',' aIsoc,h-excepi Lottery Vendors and Auction
ss4F' A., charged one hundred dollars (paper IN
is x rue SEMI-WEEKLY-ons square OF sixteen
less. hrst insertion, rs cents; for each contnu'
- non, distance must he accompanied win the
ne. nay or satisfactory references, TO insure eaecu'
~. an Obituaries and Marriages from the country
so.v,r the pariy's handwriting Is unknown 4. .h's
- ,n.t he authenticated by the endorsation OF the
o". IN the neichborhood, or they Will IN no case
tV,1i,.hra Every measure, that has been TAKEN %
.,n ,,npositons and quzzes, has proved heretofore
s,r,l,nc We must, therefore, insist, IN such euSe
~ ,nr communication being certified by the name OF
y, Pasmas,er, rrtten on the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
Law and Chancery for the county of Orange N inc
cases Of Robert u. Twyman, Plaintiff, rs. George VIEW
man. Miles Marauiss and others, DEFENDANTS ana no
bert ~. Higgins, Administrator of Elizabeth Wlnsio",
deceased Plaintiff ps George Newman, Miles Marauiss
and Others Defend the undersigned, VINO Is
ter in the deed of from the defendant Newman 70
The Beades said deed hearing date May Tue
st 1874 and alluded 10 In the above Decree and VINO IS
40 directed by said Decree WILL on the t DAY oil oclo
Der next f fair and, if not on the next iair day. onrf
for SALE at Orange C. H., opposite The Exchange NOE
10 the highest bidder, nj public auction, tract o.
Land, the property of George Newman, upon when
said Newman now resides, so much thereofas WIN oe
necessary to raise the sum of two hundred anu sixty
dollars and thlrty-six cents, tS26o 80 with interest,"
thereon since the first day of May si6 and COST OF
suits and other expenses attending the premises Inc
said land lies in the upper part Of the county OF Orange
adjoining the lands oil VIM Smith, X. d. Twyman, ana
The heirs of Edward Winsow, deceased and contains
ahou, three hundred and thirty five acres, tEi5) rms
land lea contiguous several excellent Mills, ana is
susceptible uf the highest improvement. The improve
uens are only tolerabiy good bur amply sufcient "r
small family The title 10 said land IL indsputahr,
but selling by order Of Court, shall convey only sucn
title as vested in by virtue of such order and de-
TERMS-Cash will be required.
For further information about the above land, Apply
10 the subscriber, at Poplar Run, Orange county, VA
s.nt I-ctds JAMES BEADLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
TN CHANCERY.-VmcrSrA LIN Chesterfield Circuit

TN CHANCERY.-VincIsrA :-in Chesterfield Circuit
i Court, August l2th, 1916:
Newman Newly and Mary his wife, and Zacharlah
H. Brooks, T'a'h'hs'
Matthew Newly and Ann his wife, John s. Brooks,
Eouller Brooks. Richard Smith and Rebecca his wife,
Alexander Laprade, Phineas Laprade Benjamin La
prade, Thomas Laprade, George w. Laprade, John i.
Martin and Ann his wife, Thomas Cox and Phoebe MS
wife, Defendants:
This day the plaintiffs and filed their hlli, and
the defendants, Matthew Newly and Ann MS wie,
John s. Brooks, Equiler Brooks, Richard Smith and
Rebecca his wife, Alexander Lapradc, Phneas Laprade,
Benjamin Laprade, and Thomas Laprade, not having
entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING
TO the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court ana
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are mol
inhabitants Of this country Is ordered that the said
resident defendants appear here the hrs DAY OF
October term next and answer the bill OF the complain
ants; and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
In some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
for eight weeks successfully and posted at inc front
door of the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
Sept. l-ew2m wv T. CoGBlLL, D. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08

CAPT. A. S. MACKENZlE-Ii is rumor-
ed that this gentleman, who has for some time re-
manned in retirement, is about TO be placed in
command OF steam frigate in the Gull
Much disapprobation is expressed by portion
OF The press at this appointment, as il is said
there are other officers equally meritorous, wait
ing orders and anxious 10 obtain active service.
We suppose the grounds OF objection 10 Capt.
Mackenzie, is The unpopularity OF his course on
board the Somers, in hanging the son OF dstin-
gulshed man; for we never learned that the exc
cnlion OF the Two common seamen excited any
great Indignation or remarkable sympathy. Cap
tain Mackenzie presumed 10 swing up an officer
al the yard arm, and Tor that crime, he is never
10 be forgiven. Ele is 10 be condemned 10 perpet-
ual exclusion from The duties OF his profession for
an act which, performed in any other service,
would have been followed by immediate promo
ton.
A Court Martial, composed OF veterans OF the
naval profession, decided that Captain Macken-
zie performed his duty in hanging The young re-
probate and his brethren in crime, who were
about 10 convert national vessel into pirate,
and scourge OF the ocean. In the opinion of
those most competent 10 decide, he was obliged By
The dictates OF sell preservation and the safety OF
his little brig TO put the criminals 10 instant death.
II he had been governed by the false compassion
winch dciudlea MS ceHsois MS OWN HE dUu llose
OF his officers would have been the forfeit, and his
ship converted into an instrument OF such blood
shed and horrible aIrocity, as would have shocked
and appalled, the stoutest hearts.
Capt. Mackenzie, We believe, is Democrat.
but whatever his politics, he deserves command
for the firmness he displayed on board the Somers,
and ought 10 be encouraged, as well as all other
officers similarly situated, 10 pursue exactly the
same course when they have no other alternative.
[Richmond republican, Hhig)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
EDUCATION.

an the first day of October next, the subscriber VIII
" omen School for boys and young men, al Tue Iesl-
dence Of his father, two miles above lhompsohs =
Roads, In the county Of Louisa.
The direct object of this School Is TO prepare young
men for admission into the University oil virginia,
while al the same time, it will afford those who do not
intend 10 pursue collegiate course of study an oppor
tuniiy Of acquiring good classical and scientific edu
cation. .. - =
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Bellies Le,tres and Logic.
TERMS For tuition, board, &C., per session OF h'e
months, S65.
The subscriber has had some experience in teaching
and gave it is believed, entire satisfaction 70 ms en-
ployers. lie is an Alumnus OF the University OF VIZ
his competency give instruction in the
ed branches For further particulars address MIN al
iho"'p'o" JOHN II. WINSTON, Jr.
RryEsExcEs:-Dr. VIM. II. McGufey, University Of
Virginia; DIR. C. Harrison. University OF virginia; M.
Lucian Minor, Louisa; Rev. K. l.. Dabney, university
NJ virqinia. Aug. l4-ctlstOct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
University Of Maryland.
EACITT nv 0E pHSSIC

SESSION or ISib-'1
THE Lectures viii commences on Monday, 26th Octo-
i Der, and continue until the first OF March, ensuing
Obsieiric Surgery and Medical jurisprudence
RICHARD WlLMoT HALL, VI. u.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WlLLIAME A. AKIN,
D., l.. L. ID.
Surgery-NATHAN 4. SMITH, NJ. D.
Therapeutics, Materia Medica and Hyeiene-SA-
MUEL CHEW, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology-JoSEPH RoBY, NJ. y.
Theory and Practice Of Medcine-WlLLlAM
POWER, NJ. D.
Demonstration of Anatomy-GEORGE W. MILTEN-
BERGER, NJ. d.
Instruction In Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day at tho Baltimore lnfrmary, opposite the Me-
dical College. The for practical anatomy will be
opened October ls under the charge of the deonsra,
Fees for the entire 500 Comfortable board
may be obtained the vicinity Of the Medical College
for So so 10 50 so per week.
WILLIAM E. A. AKIN,
Aug. l4-cl0t Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08

VALUABLE HENRICULhNDF Oh ohLE-
r WILL sell nv Farm in Henrico, on the Osborne's
i Turnpike and Cornelius Creek, five miles below the
City of Richmond, containing three hundred ana
thirty -four acres in pleasant and agreeable
rate size the situation Is very pleasant and snruaTy
heathy most abundanty supplied with spring water OF
the finest quality the soil is capable of the highest I'M
ous crops raised In this part of the State. There s on
tan extensive young orchard OF select fruits, and wood
and timber ample for the support of the Farm II not
previously disposed of, II VIII he sold on TUESpai,
The 29h Of September next, without reserve at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises Inc
terms will be accommodating, and will be made known
on or before, the day OF sale. small part only oil Inc
purchase money will be required in cash. In the mean
time disposed to purchase are invited to eva
mine it, On the same day will sell sundry articles OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils,
STOCKS &C. &C. JOHN d. CLOPTON.
Aug 23-ciflds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08

WORTHY OF ATTENTION

hE subscriber Oilers Tor sale his FARM in the lower
end Of Henrco, containing nearly sir hundred
acres about three hundred of which are OPEN and have
been improved with mari and clover There are abou,
sixty acres of low ground, well reclaimed the most Of
dwelling has recently undergone thorough repair, and
Is sufficiently large for small famly-contanine five
rooms, besides he basement. The farm houses are
such as are customary. The farm lies within four
or Ave miles of James river, and eighteen of Rich
mond and presents inducements inferior to in the
county, within the same distance Of market As no
Sne VIM purchase without viewing the premises, for
innher description. Should not sell private be-
Y,e ne mrs, day of October, il will be offered that
e'y' on the premises 10 the highest bidder.
G. NJ. KEESEE.
-, p1 tSess-Benl. Pollard jr ESQ.,, G. B. Ponder
w Mnto, %sss's' l. j. West, Henry Jones, and James
'u' July 2l-cwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
TRIIsT SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 US by n L.
Is Meade and of record In the Clerks Office Of Pow.
haitian county we shall proceed to SELL on the premises
at public auction Saturday the 18th OF September
the Tract Of Land on which the said b. L. Meade atey
the tract of land large proportion Of good low grounds
and sufficient supply of wood land both Of forest and
md ih.re orr ali offices and out houses, and
an excellent sranary, on the land The plantation is
in Powhatan county, the Appomattox river, abou;
six miles from the Court house, and adJoins the aho OIL
DR. Abner Crump
The Terms win be n credit of one, two and three
years-bonds, with personal security, and deed Of
trust on the land, to secure the payment OF te pul
good. but, selling as Trustees, we will only convey
such title as Is vested In us by the deed OF trust
JOHN B. HARVIE, lT,us,-.s
Aur. al-cs, WILLIAM OLD, Jn.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
HUs.-T Juicy t'E'0'''7''
r4r RELIEF TO THOSE STRUCK BY
!. iITNING An AGED lady currespondsnl
MARRIAGES.

Married, in Stanton, on the 9Th August, by
the Rev. S. ]. Love, Mr.. william Il. CRAIo, OF
Richmond, to Miss RACHEL S. daughter CT Mr..
Jas. LESLEY, OF Augusta county.
Married, on the 27.h August, a, Walnut Grove,
hv the Reverend A. G. Berger DR.. WILIiM
Cole OF Prince George, 10 Miss CLARA Il. PETER
Of Green.ville county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
High Tariff.

Do not the farmers Of Virginia see from this
table, that when the Tariff was low The prices OF
their crops were high; and when The Tariff was
high, in spite Of the great "home market" the
prices of their crops were low2 When has the
home market ever been productive of those great
benefits so often promenaded before the public by
the Wings But We forbear for The present. We
will, ON another occasion, examine the Wings
statistics in relation 10 The trade in grain between
England and the Continental ports. For The pre-
sent, we bu, leave the subject dissected skin-deep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
2usT SALE OF poWHATAN LAND.

pY virtue Of deed OF trust executed on the 18th day
ID Of March, 1889, by Elijah Bailey and Mary his "iie,
TO Lawson Buroo deceased and the subscriber 10 Sc
the repayment Of 900 borrowed hy The said BAT
ley from the Washington Monument Fund, shall, as
Gath of November next, on the premises, Tract of
Land in Powhatan county, containing 400 acres situ-
ated about seven miles from the Court and about
one mile from the Genito Mills, and IL particular
" described in the deed Of trust which u recorded In
the County Court of Powhatan. The land Is in fine
condition, and is susceptible Of the highest improve
mrnt. The Improvements consist Of a new and com
Portable dwelling and all necessary out houses, and The
le Is believed TO be unquesl,onable though, as TIis
Tee, I shall only convey with special warranty. The
iale will be for cash. JAS. 4. HEATH.
huv l4-rwids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
TO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA MI
IITARY LAND WARRANTS.

CONGRESS having, BY an aci aPpTOved zs!H .ug
- last extended the time for locating Con.inehia'
Land Warrants In The Virginia Military District, ONO,
and for returning surveys thereon this Office uni inc
rs, day of January, lslS notice Is hereby given .na'
The holders OF such warrants can now locate the same
In the said district. .. .r
From report made 10 this Office by the Surveyor OF
the Military District in Ohio IL appears that the qua nno
~ Of land yet remaining to be located y about
acres, lying principally in Scoto, Pike ana haa"'
.
As the time for locating, and the quantity to ne 10
Gated, are limited and Congress has maue no prov
SION 10 satisfy warrants of this character scrip, hold
ers will perceive that il the present opportunity OF 10
eating their warrants be lost, another may not oilef.
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting COMMISSIONS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two valuable Tracts OF
Land, one situated in the county Of Sp0tsyvania,
and the other In the county Of Caroline. They are
known farish's 4 Punket's-Farisbs contains
about 400 and Punkets contains about 300 acres
no sale should be effected privately, before the 18th
OF september next, they viii then be sold at my Farm
cs,'ea Mes'~ood, (Which adjons Farishs) at auction
~ Tue mean time, II will give me pleasure 10 show
tnese ianas 70 any person desliouS Of viewing them.
Sept. eft NM RaNKIIEaD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
-+sENAToRIAL ELEcTIoN.-we give

PSENATORIAL ELECTlON.-Weg give
Mace this morning and invite public attention
~ The communication Of 3. advocating The
election of The Hon. R. NJ. t. Hunter to The
senate of The United States. We fully and cor
daily concur in all that the writer says IN The
handsome lribnle which he has paid 10 The moral
and Intellectual worth Of Mr. Hunter; and should
nnblc sentiment lake The direction indicated 10
b;s communication, we doubt not that MIR. II.
would faithfully represent the interests and Inc
honor OF the old commonwealth. His views and
sneeches On The Tariff question have placed him
in high rank among American Statesmen, and
az his name is likely 10 become prominent as
candidate for the Senate we shall take occasion
10 publish atsome early period his mastery speech
IN the latter subject. The people can then have
an opportunity to Judge for themselves, ana need
not AXE for granted the Communications OF par
,;al friends. In reference to the remark oil our
correspondent as to the propriety OF the public
nTsss taking stand in favor oil any one OF the
humber Of candidates now before the people Tor
,be high Office OF Senator, we cannot concur WIN
him. The public press should be the exponent, ana
no, The guide of public sentiment; and WIN our
present convictions Of editorial duty ana pro-
priely. we cannot depart from a rule which We
have prescribed for ourselves IN this respect
whatever may be the fervcncy OF our individual
desires and wishes in any particular direction.
ue''''' Winchester Frginlan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL give the above reward Of thirty dollars Tor 'he
apprehension and delivery Of Tor securing IN jail 90
that get her again my Negro Woman POLLY. Sne
il supposed TO be now lurking, passing as tree wo
man. in The county Of Isle Of Wight. as she has been
seen IN the neiehborhood Of the Bay Warehouse ROXY
is about thirty five years old, tawney color, about .ie
and very broad across the toes have good reason TO
believe She has beer alternately in the counties oil l.e
Of Wight and Surry Tor the last two or three years an
persons are hereby cautioned against harnofing sau W
g., "r.nd;n. u. P. CURTIS.
NnIherrv Island Warwick Co, Sept. l-cl0ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
HENRY C. SEMPLE,


MONTGO merry, ALABAM
WILL practice in the Courts of Law and Equity oil
w Montgomery and Lowndes counties, in The CIR
eu conr, Of the United States al Mobile, and III the
sumrme Court of Alabama
RrrrrrScr. Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor Of
Law IN the University of William and Mary, Virsinia
Judr. William II. Cabell, President Of the Court Of Ap
I,w cambridge Massachusetts; II. W. & J. J. Fry
and charles F. osborne, Richmond, Virginia; Gwath-
m,y Forbes & Co.. and Beers & Smith, Mobile. Ala
bama; Fisher CO., Boston; A. Thornton, New York.
W,,,,am g. Maitland Of New York. Aug. S5-cw6m
49, tn. Washington Union requested 10 copy.