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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD.
THE subscribers receiving from the factory OF Belle
vile, ~ j. their regular supplies OF this superior Lead,
equal in quality any imported brand For sale In
lots of one Ton and upwards. by
FRYATT, CAMPBELL co. AS Fronst
Aso-Red Lead, LharCe, and Orange Mineral ST. SIN.
rNHE PATERSON SILK FACTORY is CON
stantly manufacturing Tram Organzne and large Sken
Servings Of all coor boh plain and shaded and the
best quality OF Silk for Fringe, Gimp and Coach Lace
Makers.
Grunge and White Floss Tor manufacturers of Tweeds
and Fancy kerseynercs
Embroidery S!lk, for Shawls, Scarf SC
Floss Sie for lettering ana tying the ends ~ cloths and
other piece goods.
Servings in small .kcnsB!acks Drahs, Light DYES and
Cloth colors handsomely put In half and quarter pound
papers, or bundles oil 100 skeu- each.
tenIernens Plain and Fancy Cruvats Of any STYLE 10
order.
Pocket Handkerchies plain white silk or printed
Waste. make Spun silk for weaving, &c.
The above for sale Factory prices and orders for any
article IN the silk line solicited by
leS0 Slneod- J. :. SHAPTER, 2ii PeaTl-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
INFLUENZA

Mrs. CARRoLL'S Medicsted Vapor and Sulphur Baths
1nlsi Fulior-st speedy and certain remedy Y
for Coughs Colds Thr3aIs Stiffness OF Joints Rheu-
masin and in all of the prevailing Influenza have
proved an efeciua cure Open from O'Clock the morn
ing II! Ia O'Clock night 81 wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

ERISDSTONES-N1-aS Scotia and Ne7TcasiIe OF q
VI sizes and In sny quantity, 70 suit purchasers by
sl5 lueod- ?. LASAGH, s. Wea,-st no sta;rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
GeQal Notices.

SHERiFF's SALE.-By virtue OF writ OF hed
- lac.as 10 directed and delivered. win expose to
sale on Friday the "a day OF October next at y occck NJ
al the vestibule Of tie City Hail. IN the City of New York, all
the right, title and interest of Samuel L. scomh, which he
he'd the 18th April 1885, any time aierward
IN and 10 all those TWO certain lots pieces parcels
land situate lying and being Harlem the l2th Ward
of the City OF NewYor, and bounded follows. Wit
Westerly by the Thirdayenue, Northery by Onehundred
snd-ivgenty seventhsreet Souherly by line drawn par
alel 10 7sireet the Soutery side thereof the dis
lance OF ~ feet aud III inches erefrom Eastery by
line drawn parallel 10 the Thlrdaveuue, the Easterly
side thereof the distance OF 05 hereirOm--t0
geher with the appurenances, &c Dated NewYork, Aug
Goth, 1916. WI. JONES, Sheriff.
THos. !. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff. au2l law6w
ply ORDER of Frederick p Stevens, First Judge of
- the Court Of Common Pleas of Erie County, Notice Is
hereby glyen pursuant ~ Tie provisions Of the statute
horzing attachments against absconding and concealed
Debtors that attachment has Issued agains. the VI
Patrick Cosgraye nonresident debtor; and thai the
viii De sold for the payment Of his debts unless be
appear and discharge such attachment according to law,
within nine months from The first publication OF ts CO.
tee aud that tue payment any debts due TO him. by res
dents OF this State and the delivery 10 Ia or for us use
OF properly within this belonging 10 bin, and the
such property by him. forbidden by law,
and are void Dated Buffalo, June %, 1915.
CHAS. H 5. WILLIAMS,
jy3 lawsm Au'y for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

Et1L GOODS. ISI6.-ISAACSS RANSOM is
Iohnst daily receiving from Auction choice and
well selected assortment Of SILK Goods comprising every
article used for u.lsnery purposes such as Silks Sauns
Neveis, Pushes, Ribbons, Feathers Flowers &c &c
Also arch assortment OF Dress Silks ali OF which hev an
sell lower ;han any other hoase IN The City TIE trade
requested 10 call and examine for themselves before
making their purchases ali I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

4Courty Of Ee~York Notice IL hereby given 10 al! per
sons having ciz.,s against Francis Donney late Of the
City OF NewYork, decd TO present same with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber the Office OF j. W.
J. White a; No lfs Pnestreet previous Aay l. 1885,
and after Isy 1915, 3, No IS Pine-sreet in the City Of
NewYork, on or before the third day Of October
Dated Newly rk, the 3lst day of March, i24S-
MARY Ann DOSSELLY, (now DoyIe}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

5000 pairs Mems metallic Over Shoes
Geo do DO Rubber Over Shoes with heather
soles. ss-sps, &c.
500 pairs Ladies metallic Overshoes
Stoo DO DO dc Bushins
5000 DO do do Sandals
Together with large assortment OF Patent SHRED Sas
Scnaes = al their dcrru, variety Of styes an6 psirsruS
FOR sac al @ lowest market prices ne warehouse OF
:Se h J. India Rubber Manufacturing Company
Nj u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

= }. HENRY, Attorney and Counselor al Law, Gin
II. cinnati Ohio Collections and s other Professional
Business promptly and carefully attended 10.
Refers 70 Hon. ohr Sergeant. Hon. George w Toand
Hon. WulM. Meridh, Geo. NJ Strond, Messrs Smith Bag
e! CO. RocSi.l Smith Co. Reed Brother Hopes,
Wolfe Baker, Goddard Parker, Philadelphia; Hon.
Edward Gurus Hon Ogden Hoffman Mes.rs Aired Ed
Edwards Co, olcoi;, Mckesson Co, Houston De-
drrrr. RnrlIHn 4 Enhcn..k Nm. " 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

THE EAST RIVER Mutual Insurance Stock Com
pary of the CITY of New ork-OfEce No 81 Wal-sL-
This Company continues 10 insure against loss and dam
age by ire on dwelling houses, warehouses; buildings
goods merchandise and household furniture on Is favor.
able Is similar Institutions in this civ
JOHN BROuWER, President
CHARLES H. brRSEY. Scc'v 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

vTHE ENICKERBOCKER Fire Insurance Com
pany tate the Mutual of New York-Cepital SEQ 600
Office No. CT Wals-Tbe Legislature Of this State NJ iis
the old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF New
York 20 the KnickeTbocker Fire Insurance Company OF
NewYork All furure business of that Corporation VIII
therefore be transacted under it new name.
1t may be well add hy Of explanation that the old
AIum6ln Notwithstanding is tile, in fact Stock
Company having capital all paid in ard securely invested
and that he change OF obtained prevent mis-
apprehension on that point
This Company continues insure against loss damage
by fire favorable similar institutions N this
CITY. DIRECTORS.
George Ireland, John Gray l.. c. Hamersey,
John Oohoui. Bolts Moore, Chas. P. Leverich,
Geo Arcuarius, Robi c. Wetnore, Benz. De Forest,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George Conklin, Adam Norrie, AleN'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush Robert Kermit WIN. F.. Dean,
Robert L. Suert Anthony Charlon, William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
4. p. McDoSA;.p. Secretary.
New York, May IS, 1916. el9 eodh
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su7 Z + '''-'' EMERSON PRICHARD, 10 waI-st.


Northern Illinois and il offered FOR sale solely because The
owner has business which calls him East.
sa7 ( r '''-'@ EMERSON PRIcHARD, 10 walI-st.
90 FOR SALE-Or in exchange for properly in III
81 City of Brookiyn-a Farm situate 2 miles West Of
80 Neu burgh, Orange Co. n Y. containing about 100
acres nearly oil tabe Limestone soil and suitable for
grain grass, and Is under good cultivation;
chard Of grated fruit in full bearing. The Improvement
consists OF good wostory dwelling and outhous-s.
large barn. sheds good etihe DOOR As no per
would probably purchase without viewing the prem
SEES, null description Is deemed unnecessary The iac
OF getting Neburg from the city generally
s28 2s WRIGHT K LOSER, 10 Front-s,
~ FOR SALE-A beautiful Country seat win about
~ 90 OF land New " indsor, miles south Of
Newburgh, on which are excellent buildings and i'm
proyenents also !nit and ornalnena! trees spond &c
Aso-A valuable Farm OF Ito acres. superior for grain
grazing. Good buildings and conveuiences for MIX
business The number OF with either OF The above
Inquire OF LEONARD. HONE. y SICOLL 50 Pins--L;
or Of F. J.. FANCHER, - John-st. s2j I'm
GA FARM FOX -ALE.-Siuint- the Road from
New Rochelle White Plains, about egui-d stunt from
each, containing l50 ACRES OF LAND. al! of which
IL Pow Land, excepting Ten Acres which 1. Wood Land.
The place i divided 5y lane and j. laid into con-
vc1i-nt lots for cultivation the fences stone In
good order, and the ground in high OF cultivation
The buildings all OF good character and in order For
TERMS appiyio 5. 5. KENYON, on the premises or Of
d9H J. ADRiANCE. % Johnst Newly rk.
81 FOR SALE-A Farm OF 81 Rcres. In the highest
state OF culiivatioD--iru trees OF all kinds-one mile
from Undertook, and the sumo distance from E.N-
President an bursns. Buildings and fences new, with
cedar posts. Each lot well wstered. Inquire of A. 3.
VanderpOol, No 81 Fursis Building, WalsL of John
5. Vosbnrgh 62 Souil-st. or l66 2lst-sL sis I'm
On FOR SALE-A small Farm on Staten Island near
- the Steamboat Landing For Richmond.
BLEEckER 4 VAN DYKE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
,T~S" n MORNING BOAT FOR ILRiNy

ss.sSsSs-.--slND TROY.-Psssage Si-Bn.asfssi md
Dinner on board the Boat Passen,rr.
taking this Boat viii arrive IN time take the Evernp
Train OF Cars from Troy ives, 10 Buffalo, and north to r
atogo, and Lake George.
The stesinboa, nj AGARA. Capt Wm. Ellsworth, win
from the Pier foot Of MISUNDERSTANDING or oppo,s
day. IT, Fer Passage Freight apply on board or 10
F. Hall n the Office the Wharf sntlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.
TuraspAY Sept. q

THURSDAY Sept "A.
REVOLVING ArTxMpT AT R&PE--wn. Smith,
black boy about l6 years Of age, ths morning
taken before the Police authorities for examination on
charge Of having attempted commit rape upon
little g years OF age the daughter Of r ssoas Oh no
4i3 Fourths, The back boy was employed 70 dn some
work about the house when he made tee Criminal al
tempt alluded to-
F1RE.-A fire broke out last evening AT No. %
Ludlow.s, In porter house occupied by John Kock-
Toe FIRE yss originated by the bursting of gas lamp
There was but Hle damage done and the flames were
subdaed By the family before the arrival Of the hree
and engines.
RESCUED FROM DRowSISo.-As Officer Stowell.
Of the 4th Ward going his rounds about 10 o'clock
las night he heard the cries Of for assistscc and
on proceeding 70 the dock at the foot Of OHverst nc
found James Hillman in the water, and lTnrnediate!y
rescued him iron, his perilous situation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED,
Ship Clinton Manson. Brazos 81 Isgo.
schrs savsnnsh, Boles. JeSerstown, Ga; Exchange
Hatch Boston; Harrison, Brice Deaston Wilmington.
sloop Crusade Wins!ow, Warren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

NEw-I0Rk AND ERIE RAILROAD Coz,
! tpany-NOTtCE--Tke Stockholders Of ire Ne,~-Yo-s
and Erie Rsirosd Company hereby noee. ;As, ihr
1si election for Directors OF The Company, WI be held
he ossce No Is Wa-sL u the city OF New-YcSA On
Tuesday he iSsh day OF OcloSerrext from 10 o'clock NJ
10 O'Clock P. NJ
The Transfer Books vii De closed from he I'D OF Sept
UNI! The day after the e.ecilo1.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

r.. - THROUGH IN Is IT.
&a4 OURS FROM NEW
TO

e, -s5===ss=====ss-! TIL ROUGE IN ~ =
X -rz1-YoRK TO WHEEI~Es ==nEE-szssA
ING and PIrTSBuRG, via PHILADELPHIA. BALTl-
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland Md.-3SO
TO Western rravelers,-Grea, United Suites Mail and
Passenger Route TO Wheeling, Pitburg. Cincinnati and
the South and Nest
Passengers going directly through,
Leave Newfot& foot OF LibertysL North River al u
p VI. in the Great Mail Train
Arrive IN Philadelphia al T VI.
Leave Philadelphia a. 10 ?. VI. daIlv-Ma! Train.
Arrive in Baltimore at & A. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at II A. NJ by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, lS0 miles.
And arrive at Cumberland al ) T. NJ
Leave Cumberland nj P. ". by The National Road and
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive in Wheeling Pitts
bGrgh evening.
rxS- TnE SEcoNp Mail leaves Neyv.York Q A. NJ By
Railroad. Leave Philadelphia SUNDAYS excepted at p
NJ by Steamboat and A. NJ by Railroad for Baltimore.
Passengers for Psburg take the splendid new and mod
built Steamboats, Brownsville and thereby have only
- miles OF Staging on the whole route.
First class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and Pliisburg
hourly and Passengers forwarded without delay
Cincinnati and ali other Ports In the Sou aud West Fare
81 Cincinnati.
For through tickets by this apply IN Philadelphia at
the Railroad Once corner Of Market and Eleventh
Il South board steamboat Dock.st wharf
Fure through from Philadelphia Wheeling. SIS Pitts
burg s2 with the privilege of stopping Baltimore and
resumng seats al pleasure For farther information apply
to J. L. SLEAiAfElt. Agent.
At Adams 4 Cos Express Office, No IL Wall 1t nj II
O'CLOCK NJ or At the City Hotel 1873 Broadway. m3 cod
r., -Esss.eaeezEzSl PATERSON RAILROAD
ummer Arrangement 10 commence
April Goth, 1916. Leave
PATERSON DEPoT. New-YoRS.
2 O'Clock, 4. ~ OF o'clock. 4. NJ.
III o.clock, \ n vi o'clock, P n.
O'clock P. N Nv s,,xn O'Clock, P NJ
Leaves Paterson Dep6,a; New-York Mt
O'clock 4. NJ % O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
O'clock ?. VI ST o'clock. p NJ.
Passengers advised be the Ferry minutes
hefOra the hour of stI NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

PAPER WAREAOUSE-cYRUSw FIELD. No.
Burning slip. y. y. ote-s to- saNe-
Printing Paprr-le,oco rea-as. ali s:-.S
Wrapping Papev-e{,ceo r-a.ns ali s,--s
Hanging Faper--Su tons VARGAS cuSlir;ss
Binders SoSI-teo Superior article with
complete assortment 0; az ohsr kinds of Pare a. he
lowest manufactures prices for cash Satisfactory no,es
81 SNy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
sT-Se Aoi0liNING LINE al ! o'clocS-Eof Al

a.
aq-5 Sbany. Troy and Intermediates Landing,
from The Steamboat Pier tho foot of Bar,
clay-st The NIAGARA leaves New.York Monday We'd
nesday and Friday ut O'clock A. ~ Leaves Troy Tues.
day Thursday and Saturday, ut O'clock A. NJ Bfeasfa,i
and Dinner GU board the boat.
Passengers taking Ibis boat will arrive In time TO TAXA
the Evening Trains OF Cars from Troy West Buffalo and
North TO Saratoga Whitehall and Like Champaign
All Goods. Freight Baggage Bank bills Specie, or sny
other ein OF property, &en put shipped board ts
Boat, be at the risk OF the OF such Goods
Freight. Baggage &c.
For Passage or Freight, apply on board, or 10 FB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

EVENING LlNE-Thc steamboat COLUMBIA. Carr
VIM. H. Peck, VIII leave Monday, "Wednesday and Er,dsr
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt. L. h. Macy win esr,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings O'clock
from Cortand'st Tier, for Albany and Troy direct
~ The above boats of the FIRST class thew ar, corn
maaded by experienced and and Tor speed
and accommodation superior most, snd inferior TO
the river. IesS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
: sIE q pEOpLE'> illNE STRllIBOIY's
UNITED STATES MAIL I,
.sI. REGULAR NAL LINE

4, Five O'Clock. ?. M-Lsnding lnieraediSte ps,a,
From the foot OF Bsrchy-st ava
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt R. II Furry VIII
leave on Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday ,l,
Moons al O'Clock. '''''
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS Capt r. overSasb wn
leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons NJ
) O'clock ' :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

NEW-YORk AND ERIE Railroad Company
fThe stockholders Of The N-York and Ere Railroad
Coupary hereby notified Al instarent OF I'VE
dollars per share. al shares which the PAYMENTS a.
ready made 20 exceed Eyeny dollars required 20 be
paid agreeable he Of subscription Al he O--
Of the company, No - a-s or or before The frs; cay
OF ociobeT next BY order OF the Soari o. Directors
SrSl NATHANIEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

vAroHSs A1vESTIsEh.-Nr so1 t7Jo
7ze fT-ecs -4=-e-lecz Er7-arsIt saE1H' S'-'- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
ReaI Gstate.
- coTNTRY SEAT. Hudson R;rer.-At .

a. TO T.ET.-The rev store snd dwelling No o.
- S;Stb-aTeuue between Eighteenth ard Nseeetk
TINS sore is ust COMPLETED Is spacious and a. good
aloczrou for dry goods crocker boot ard shoe dealer
AZ ar siuils- business as be fourd N his par: o. The
civ The dwelling part OF he house complete with all
he modern Improvements ;nelnding CEoion alter S-
Rent moderate 10 good tenant Apply 70
srlgr WASHINGTON SMITH, Isl West lslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

TNUIA-kI BbEh t'uUDS, > IortIand-sL-Day's
lesishishmer Is now supplied and constantly manu-
featuring every description OF odia-rubber goods ncud-
Ing his Incompatible patent SHRED Suspenders which
never separate do al other makers Al the approved
styles OF overshocs and children with
leather and rubber ses Life prsservers pillows ii. and
water beds, Msckiaiosh overcoals eggngs &c &c for
sale in Quantities suit aim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

nLD WINES.-NATHL PAULDING, Nc $ Yrsey-
" 81 Offers .or s, =: lois suit purchasers AID 81 ver
reduced prices his st0eA of OLD Madeira and Brown
and Pale Sherry Wines, consisting OF about $50 ox and
40 0; choice selected parcels OF Various bands
AID OF different easracierEangs iror IS years old
from tie vintage.
Also few pipes Old MADEIRA end br..s Ola Sherry
WING. ,. 1,xDiifvv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

@. H. Psuen, l05 sul;ou-st.; J. r. Wolf o5 Corand.t;
T. Jerome, 100 Broad-sL EelD- York. nottingham, VII
Sie Co. 81 ouay-st albany WIIkie, Parsons Co Rst
G1Ln. Tyler Rrnyyn 4 Co Urn, Rnu A6DINngia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

the lowest charged by other respousible Inca
Produce aud merchandise will be received and forwarded
Eas and West without any charge for forwarding %
vancing freghts, storage commission. MARK PACk,
AGES BINGHAMS' LINE Bills o; lSding forwarded saa
every direction promptly attended TO- Address or Apply
WIN. TYSON, Agent, 10 West-st. N. Z.
10 Asrket-st PHILADELPHIA,
JAMES WILSON, Agent, ~ North Howsrd-st Baltimore
VIM BINGHAM, Proprietor,
Canal Basin, Liberty-s- Pi.tsb1rgt
HARNDENL CO Boston. Masasrhnss.. nrpp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

Nburgh and Fishkill, landing Van Cor.
landps (PeeGskiD West Point, Cold Spring
and Cornwal-The new steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt Samuel Johnson will leave the steamboat, pier, foot
of WarrensL every afternoon Sundays excepted) at
O'Clock Returning will leave HewbuTgh every Monday
morning al half past o. and the remaining mornings Of the
week at O'Clock landing above. Foreighl passage
apply on board the boat
n. BAH baggage and freight Of overy description bank
bills or specie. put board this boat must he at the mas
of the owners thereof unless entered the books Of tho
boat or receipled Tor. ic22u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

l. F. Green l76 Frout.st. Brooklyn mas given cer;t.
cate sworn to before Rufus ClaCget Commissioner OF
Deeds OF hs of T1otet cough NJ ten yedrs'
andtng a. well the cure OF his wife Of nfuenzs.
Mr r. ]. Grower bookseller aud siaoner. cor. Broad
way and Beecker-s cured by IT, OF the most OBJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

,H@~"- FOR STATEN fsLAND.--on SGi
Vat Ter Tuesday the 18th day OF September
the boat viii run ~ follows Lesys
Staten leland d. g. TO- - a. NJ and ? 4, p NJ Leays
New \ ORR at 7, ., ~ A. NJ and I, 3 s. 7 p. 81,
All goods nj the rsk OF the owners thereof sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

"a TO GROCERS.-Ai Private sa!e-Ihe suostan-
h.. rsI and well bull, ihree-s,cry hrcS house on the
IL Soutt-EaSi corner o: RIvington and ToTn?kias
SIS being very desirable location the store havns been
fe up excressy for the Grocery business Win De sold
low applied for soon Oue-haf Of Inc purchase money
required can remain bond sHG r,crtsaEe FOR par
;:crI5-s apoIy 10 ROYAL ORSfSBY
sf- tx IS Tompsins-st-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-11
POETRY.
norTpy nv JOHN @. ADAMS.

POETRY d SollAs 49,
Miss Ensn NJ. Cockey, oil John and Thomas
,orrest. Baltimore County, presented to MIR. Ad-
ms few weeks ago, pair Of knit gloves. In
acknowledging their reception, the "old man eio-
,uent" penned the following lines II Baltimore
american.
Who shall say that public life,
Is nothing but discordant STRIFE
And he whose heart is tuned 10 love,
Tender and gentle as the dove,
Must whet his lalons, night and day,
For conflicts with the birds OF prey
This world is fashioned, Lady lair!
Ofioy and Sorrow, Ease and Care,
OF sudden changes, small and great;
OF upward and OF downward fate:
And whose bends his mood 10 trace
The annals Of mans fallen race,
Nav sigh 10 find that natures plan,
Is ruthless war from man 10 man.
But nature cruel, to be Rino,
MOTTO war only man consigned;
But gave him woman on me spo''
To mingle pleasure in his lot.
Th,, If with man war cannot cease,
With woman reigns eternal peace.
Fair Lady, have lived on earth
Nigh fourscore summers from my birth;
And half the sorrows have lelt
Have by nv brother man been dealt;
And all the ills have endured
By man inflicted, woman cured,
The glove, from man 10 man, thou KNOW 81
OF fierce defiance is the boast;
And cast in anger on The floor,
To mortal combat shows the door:
But gloves from woman's gentle hand
OF cordial Friendship bear the wand,
And in return a single glove
Be,okens emblematic Love.
Thy gift, fair Ellen, then | take,
And cherish for the giver's sake;
And while they shelter from The storm
Nv hands. the Heart alike shall warm;
And speed for thee 10 God above,
The tervid PRAYER of faithful love.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
rxr..h:noton a pril 10 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-11

TN CHANCERY-yIRorsiA:- AT Rules holden 10 .ns
i Clerks Office Of Notoway County court, on sa'ui-
day. the 9Th day Of June, 1886:
Sn dc.,,ed Plaintiffs:
pa.ick Pollard, Robert Pollard, Philip Pollard, Mary
ond EI,zabeth BIakr infant children of a deceased
uaus r,ah.,b = his wife Defendants.
The d. Cendants Philip Pollard Mary and Elizabeth
p,ake infa0, children Of deceased daughter OF Fran
cis poi,ard. deceased, and Thomas NJ. Womack and
Eiz,be his wife, having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the Act OF Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court and happening by salts
eeia,v evidence that they are mol inhabitants Of this
wealth. il is ordered that the said defendants 90
appear here on the first day OF September term next
and swer the bill Of the paintis ana that copy OF
his order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
eurer for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al Tho
front door Of the Court House Of TING County
Copy. TesIs, c. w. FITZGERALD, ID. G.
June l2-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-11

The Union says that treaty with all parties
of the Cherokee nation has been signed BY The
Commissioners appointed on The part OF the
United States, and the several delegations Thus
is another knot,y difficulty, and which has been
marked by scenes OF violence between the Chero-
kee Tribes, been satisfactorily terminated.