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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-19
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WE have received by Railroad and Seam
w boat from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and packets Pucahon!as, Lyuctbarg,
Courier ana G~rcenway, direct from New York, 4
large and varied assortment cf
E:,Hj and aAinscs. Goods.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-19

Surviving T'nisir. of himself and ]. ". Prr,am
az vs.. ]. Moris.
20 sale conducted by
sent. 3-rtds TUDS m AS;,II 4, mo tncto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-19

go, H'HHti "
Whole Tickets siG-hulves aJ-quarlers la-eigitls s.
Purchasers Of packages twlIole tickrttor shares III
this office will have a deduction made III THREE
a package of whole Ticke,s-a5 for civil cost
$3.50, and must draw Si0S melt.
a package of halves-25 Tor aa-wi!l cost STA: and
must draw SaUi melt.
a parxaar III IuartrrS-a, for aa-wIllc cos, $500. and
must draw Slda nelt.
a package Of ciehll,s-a5 for 2a-wiIl cost slle. and
must draw S5l nett.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in ~. i Co.'s Lotteries, ~punauaIly attended 10,
and The drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed u. sight.
For sale by TH0MhS LAMBERT,
No. 3. Exchange Piece.
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500, 900! $1,000! $50, 600.

loves, , No. prizes)
The Isl ? drawn Nos. 1000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class ;, for lSi1, 10 he drawn at
Alexandria, Saturday, 30tI October. - No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots.
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JEFFEKSUN MINUK, VI. u.
VI Address the subscriber, I, MilIer's Post Office,
Essex county, Va.
N. B-I hope 10 find pardon in the kind hearts OF the
two distinguished Ladies Mrs. EIinson and Mrs
Phelpsl for the nnceremnninns manner have tins
brought them before The public. My apology la desire
to prove 10 my Patrons that Midway School il iohat |
promised il should he, one ofthe best in the State.
Mos, respectfully,
Oct. 19-cwtistJan. J.. MINOR.
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MARINE JOU RN AL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bark James Smith, Ballard, 81 de I'm Palermo fruit
&c 10 frsncis s. Co.
Brig Herald Allen 25 ds I'm Galveston Texas cotton.
&c tomsster Sthinst in the bay OF Mexico spoke ship
Bengal, from New Orleans.
Brig Yucstsn, Baker, 10 de I'm Ponce, PR, sugar TO
Badger Peck.
Br brig James Hay Leavitt 20 ds I'm Sierra Leon
Afries. hides &C 10 lNevus Son. Leftbrig Oriental
OF Salem Lat SO A. Ion e. spoke brig Earotus of Boston
for NOV. Orleans
Brig Arne, (of Esstpor) Wooster. 10 de I'm Havana.
sugar, &c TO Surges Co. Left schr Elisha Herrick
disg the Captain sibk brig Albert Fearing Buckmsn;
scar Hall Nickerson for Baltimore sailed same day
ship Adelaide. Adams New York, 9 days bark Chiide
Harold. Rich, do idg. 2st inst lat s. 20 Ion "A 10 fell
in with the wreck Of the bark CsmbTisn OF and from
Boston for for Baltimore with plaster sprung sesk and
abandoned The Captain and mate was taken Of the
wreck by the brig Csrrys OF PASSPORT Captain Shack.
ford from Philadelphia for the bay OF Mexico. The
had left the bark the night previous in the long boar and
was picked up by the Arne the boat was in sinking
condition when iell In with.
Schr Susan Taylor johnson, 9 Dc FIN Csrdenas mo-
lasses, 10 Read Hoppock. Spoke ship Exchange TN
New Orleans for Hsvre. Ia days out
Schr Diamond WIthsm, DIS fm Edentop NC, grain.
% master.
schr Pauline, Field 4 ds I'm Newberu, NC, corn, to
Blossom.
Br schr Eliza Jane, Hilton 20 ds f Turks Island salt
10 Tucker & Lghtbourne-
Schr Com Kesrney Paine Is Dc I'm 81 Marks cotton,
20 mss,er-l5 passengers
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snnnIIe. Of BreadstuiIs.

A. noblic attention. both in tais country and IL Ia.
~ 6ss for some time past been strongly directed TO
ne expected supplies Of Bresdstus through the Erie
Canal after is opening from which Il ia admitted BY all
converssnt with the subject, only supplies Of any
consequence for consumption and shipment can now be
received pror 10 next harvest we have taken some
psins TO ASCERTAIN whs quantity be anticipated from
that source
We nave received BY this mornings pos, in answer to
our inquiries the following valuable document which 10
made Up By various persons Of sound judgment and dis
erection whose opinions entitled TO great credit and
upon whose judgment ~e rely
Memorandum Of the quantity Of Wheat and Flour
now In store and 10 arrive and 10 be shipped from the
various shipping ports on the Western Lakes prior 10
the mex, harvest which comprises all the shipping pors
West OF Buffalo.
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WORK FOR PRIVATE LEAkNth,' We fanny e.le g
w Common SCHOOLS ard Acsdemie'-AsIAoSoHte
MAS Of sixteen rolofee cnsfs ea y y lee',
accompan ed by an elaborate Elementary lresysei ne
whole d-.sued 10 Illustrate ne mechanism Of The Heavens,
By n. AstusoE. ,,, -, -
The oar OF nj, work 10 entirely original Each map u
lasrsle di,l!ne, par Of he movements or poenomen,
Of he heavenly bodies unit a. ne saeiag prnepe' q
hi. noble science are made perfectly Ineligible 70 The
learner The Eem.usry Trestis- describes eseh hgure
on The maps, AID specially sespu ne work 10 We family
ssher n he use Of NAV instruct youth OF twelve year,
and upward giving $ clear ard praeuesl knowledse Of
the subject and will snc increased interest," ana oes.nfe u
work OF art hey are mounted and put Up IN neat box
for transoortaon with one cory Of The Tresise al
per thieE paper and 81 - win e4oIn oaeAs Fuo-
ms SrISGfoS L SAVAGE, 2Is Pe.rl-st Y.
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miscellaneous.


DY RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN he-e m.cnine',
ID lh-ir power doubled N Of The same sze sna
the price reduced 30 90 go, 8 ? and -li each Icy
have now double tie power tnf TN much p-ue,' anu
with less noise han any Other machine, and are lch Dea
ter Scspiec FOR mesmefsing q. we'll "a nhsnrusuk
ens Than any other IN us- Each case i scco panied
win manual (sth ediion pp $50 mo- 70 M sngl
Greuch ls.EusE- according % order Containing sPe
cfc clr-clot. fof the method % using ls lhsul'
msul AMI which alone render Il Effective Physician.
and Others are csutoucd sgsins purcls,ng he limitations
OF hese chaes under wns-ser name, a. ln-y VII DC
found Of .ils or 40 value No premium has ever been
ohsn-d over our machines 81 tn American or any 0hef
institute e. represented by h- msruf.cur-f. q lafrr0f
machines II. r. sHERWOOD.M D.
I02 Ch.rb-rssL Y.
zo,s.ls .iso nv " RADpy - Broaduav ali w.
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COkPORATION MANUAL JUST Pu sLlSHED-
~ Containing al the oi1ces Ia The Er O. he Common
Council ard their salaries ard much oher Hs-fg matter
for sale al BELL GOULD'S,
alt lw ate jansen 4 Bel. l53 Nassau 81
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DAPER--oYRUs W. FIELD co. Burning .Iir

DAfEh-CfkUs w, FIELD co. Burling alp
II Ne~.York offer for sale
Book Paper 500 resns, assorted sizes and qusitea
News do-24o DO do DO
Envelope 5o-soO do so125. 22xS2 and 2ax5s ineh
Writing do-loo cases, . complete assortment
Hanging dos tons white. blue and green
Wrspping doll 90 resms, various sizes
u do-scf0 resms Straw, for shipping.
do--l,0O r~sms. very superior, assorted sizes.
Binders Bosrds-2n tons. assorted szes
Bsndbox Bosrds-lo do do do
Tissue Psper-5oo resms white; 500 do eolcred.
Coored Pspers-SOo resms suPernre ga1ed ass s'zes
do do 1890 do do hot DO do
Alum-lO0 bbls crude 100 bbls groapdqr lis=rS esms
In quantities " sail p0TsaascES y ~
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vrNnRrcEfs INTRODUCTION

ITO The GREEK LANGUAGE-sn Introduction TO
L The Ore.k Language. eouisiuing an outline o. the
Grammar appropriate exercises for the USE o. 'ehoo
and private learn re- by asha- c kendres Professor Of
The Greek Language and LitsTsure 10 Madison University
II regard Prof A c. Kendrck's INTRODUCTION 10 the
Greek Language especially The revised edKlon, az an In
valuable aid 10 TRACKING The elements OF that lAngusge
The SIMPLICITY and cesruess with which the grammatical
analysis IL conducted command the admins alton OF all
hose who know the inconvenience OF eschng from books
destitute Of these qua ire. bAhNAs SLAMS
. Pres. Of Newton Theo Institution
For saleby MARK II. NEWMAN Co.
~ 100 Broadway.
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Books.
THE ANNALfsT,

A REcOR D or PRACTICAL MEDiei y 70 re ~ n
Fellow OF the College Of sciAns and surseoa' o. new
Yort.
No. - % this established io1rnal zoN ready
CONTENTS.
I..Chnoue q the University Of Ne~-forh ...,,.
I..Cnnque q The COiegeof Physicians anc suike0
III. Report. % \. Y Ho-Pit.L - 49,,
IV.Reports Of New YORK Psihoiog'cs. coelsN. a. n
V. Coz ge.uve Couvulson.- BY Aus q E.iiou, ]" "
VI. Re ports Of Seg-Yofs Meo. sna sl' < '001''
VII. Surgery Al The Y. Y. Hospital
VII. Re- ors u Academy OF hrdieine- ...
IX.CoL Of Phys and surg hs9of Of comm ~ '1-
Csss Of P-ca ar Vocal sound Issuing from oorp.e
XII Eduor'. Table Ether 10 Franc- karA Ooiilafy.
Published By DANIEL AOEE' iv' ru4'ou''N ~ l.
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NEW MUsTc-PUBLIsHED THIS DAY.

aLrAIREsr FLOWER 90 pal-ly oroopingn-Mu.e by
Il Augusta Browne-Poeiry by Mrs Bamanuo-sacred
TO The memory OF The lse lameuied Mrs l. B. Nymsn,
with beautiful view Of Greenwood Cemetery, her burial
place The sheph-rd's Cottage" pastoral bsllsd-Mu-
sie by C. T. Born-Poetry by Morris. viii likeness
81 Abby Hutchinson The Song OF the shir by the late
Thomss Hood arranged and sung BY The Hu chinsons
Spider and Fly. 3. Qusrieue- Hebrew Maidens La-
nent Muse we love most Drink from The Mountain
Spring. Ousrtette The Hours we dedicsie to Thee
New music II other publishers A tine new Piano Tor
$50 Music bound c. HOLT IT. i55 Fu!gon-sL al@eOd2w
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sAIFs OF REAL ESTATE

sy Nm n Frankia Son Hou:e and i.s on a.. L'0er
~ Il near junction Of M4den lane. - =, -
Be n LHdlor & Co-house ANN 40 ~ '''' " ~"
'ngso1 S neS.ea 4 Co ship Cshots- 10000.
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From Yorktown's ruins, ranked snd s'"'
Two lines stretch far o er vale and n,A'
Who curbs bis steed at head OF one
Hark the low marmur WasningU
Who bends his keen, approving glance
Whsre down the gorgeous line OF rance
Shine knightly star and plume o. spo"
Thu. too, ar, victor. Rocbamoesu
IT, r,h which bears this calm array
ehooL with the war charge yesterday
plowsa deep with hunying hoof and Wheel
sbo,sown and bladed thick with steel;
October's clear and MONDAY sun
Paled ia the breath smoke oil the gun,
And down Nights double blackness TELL
Like dropped star the blazing shell.
Now all is hushed the cleaning lines
Stand moveess as the neighboring pines
While through them, snllen, grim aud slow
The conquered hosts Of England go;
O'Haras brow bellies his dress
Gay Tarletons troop rides bannerless
Shout from thy fred and wasted homes,
Thy scourge, Virginia, captive comes
Nor those alone with one glad voice
Let all thy sister States rejoice
Let Freedom, in Whatever cline
She waits with sleepless eye her time.
Shouting from cave and mountain WOOL
Make glad her desert solitude
While they who hunt her quail with Tear:
TIE New Worlds chain lies broken mere
But who are they who, covering, wait
Within the shattered tortressgate
DARK tillers OF Virginiss soil,
Chased with the battles common spoil.
With household stuiis, and fowl, and swine,
With Indian weed and planters VINE,
With stolen beeves, and iOraged corn
Are they not men, Virglnian born
Obi veil your faces, young and brave
Sleep, SCANNED, in thy soldier grave
Sons Of the North land, ye who set
Stout hearts against the bayonet,
And pressed with steady football near
The moated battery blazing tier,
Turn your SCARED faces from the sight,
Let shame do homage TO the Right.
Lo! threescore years have passed; and where
The Gallo timbrel stirred the air,
With Northern drum roll, and the clear,
Wild horn blow Of the mountaiDeer,
While Britain grounded on that plain
The arms she might not lift again,
As AFFECT as in that old day
The Slave still tolls his life away.
Oh fields still green and fresh in story,
Old days Of pride, old names Of glory,
Old marvels Of the tongue and pen,
Old thoughts which stirred the hearts OF men,
We spared the Wrong; and over all
Behold tn ayenging shadow fall
Your worldwide honor stained with shame
Your Freedoms self hollow name
Where s now the flag of that old war;
Where fiowsits stripel Where burns its star
Bear witness. Palo Altos day,
Dark Vale OF Palms, red Monterey,
Where Mexic Freedom young and weak,
Fleshes the Northern eagles beak
Symbol Of terror and despair,
OF chains and slaves, go seek it there
Laugh, Prussia midst thy iron ranks
Laugh, Russia, from thy Nevas banks
Brave sport TO see the Aedgling born
OF Freedom by its parent torn
Safe now your Speilburg's dungeon CELL
Safe drear Siberia's frozen hell:
With Slavery's flag DER both unrolled,
What OF the New World fears the Old
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NETWORK TRIBUNE:
From the National Era.
YORKTOWN.


DIR Thatcher. Surgeon 10 scsmmefs regiment In his
description Of the siege of Yorktown says
Tn. labor on the Virginia Plantations Is performed
.l,os,tber by q spocies Of the human race cruelty
~resed from their native country and oooned TO Per
s,a.i Rondaee while their masters msnfuly con
isndlne for Freedom and the Natural Rights Of Man.
Such Is the inconsistency Of human nature
Eighteen hundred slaves were found at Yorktown,
ssr it, surrender and restored TO their masters Well
was /, ssid By Dr. Barnes in hi. late work Slavery
No slave was any nearer his freedom after the sur
yepder of Yorktown than when Patrick Henry nrst
taught the notes Of Liberty echo among the hs ana
wales Of Virginia"
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For sac $50 Dy W q wv, = BOOT ~. 81
TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS

MANUFACTURES and Others are informed maj we
Nlrecenty invented Tnrosle. known as Benz burn-
dreds Circular Frame" low operation a. ne Malay
Mills Paterson, y. J. lis spinning on 81 inch oooon,
and running great speed wllh about half he power 70
CURED BY CHER machines The curious snd Rose inter-
esed in machinery and respectfully invited to call AID see
n in operation OF anv dsy 10 The week a. m
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WASHINGTON. ISsuKANCE COMPANY,

Chartered IN 1876 with Cspitsi of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
tsk-s Fire and Inland Navg son rsks the Owes
on pr,mi IN Losses prompted stusged and PAD o. he
Agency Offee In SewYofk
ReN-fence may be made 10 Mess,s Prime WHd Co
a Wsllst WIN. GOODMAN, Pnesesr.
,aI WFSMIm. WM JAS. BoGGs, Agent 9: Waist
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NEW pnRLICATION

THE IMPROVED POCKET RECKoNER, I'd edi.
Il tionl FOR timber plank boards logs, wa and
board distances on The canals Of this State and Ohio, with
lsbes Of time interest &c By Edward Doyle containing
In condensed form much vausbe sud reiabe nforma-
ton on the suhi-c, embraced IN is tile Price - cents
The trade 81 ppl led At The us1al discount
EDWARD DOYLE, Agent, 10 John a.
40 f,v- near Brosdwav
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PEAsONs FOR USING CONANT's Pslen


lst. Ills a labor saving invention.
3D. 1t does destroy the sscchsrne matter IN the -FOUR
Sd The bread baked with Il 10 better than can be pro-
duced In any other way.
4h Bread made with this yeast be used by inyads
without the els hest injury.
5th. Biscuit made with il will be lighter and sweeier than
made with common yeast
Buckwhes cakes arenhnely better raised with this
yeast than with AM other
7th The bread 10 ready baking IL IL mixed
with the yeast
9Th This yeast has received the premium al the late Fair
OF the American Institute.
Sold wholeIale and retail, by
i%2H GASsNER 4 YOUNG. 1872 Chatham-sL
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BARGAINS

THE sUBscRIBER would respectfully INFORM ne
public Iosi be Is selling Of cheap large and ysred
assortment Of upreceemed pledges 81 gr-aly feoueea
prices consisting Of osercoss and coass from 70 elo
each black cloth dress aud fock coats from TO = esen
pant. and vests from 75c g each Aso, arge assof
ent Of watches and jeEery OF All Descriptions, and AZ
Eincs Of muscs and maiheT siical instru sexans
ouAdrsrs as pistols swords cutlery ana great insny
other articles 100 namerou. 10 msnOn Also large a.
sortmeuf OF penes tools Those 10 wsri o. the above
enumerated articles, would do well " cal and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
l. WILSON, formerly simpson wilson.
10 Chatham a.
6-All those having any OF the sboye-nsmed Arucles
which hey os.rOus 20 dispose q 81 Reasonable
price, will please cal on .. - -,
ais In l. WlLSONs - Chsinaul-tI
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60 fat driving This rcsd will eesneet with sha hail
roads ruDnlns through Vermont giving seonrnueus
line from Boston to 0gdensbufeh.
The value Of the exports from the port OF ssVsh'
nah to foreign ports for Jan Feb. and March was.
1917 1916.
..,dSs. % slOo345 o.
Amerieaa Sessei'-'--'' 1900 sI50oJ -
.s7s77s55 o. se24.37s IS
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TO COUNTRY NEECHssTs. sETAfL DEALERS AND OThEks.
CATHARINE-STREE BAZAAR.
I II. ABBEY l. CO. Wholess- and Retail Dealers IL
L.Euglsh. French and German Fancy Goods and Toys,
consisting 10 part Of Gallery, stationery, ewelryi PERU
merry soaps combs brushes, pocEetbooks, razJr'uops
buttons thread needles hooks aod beads KID and
wax dolls wooden tn and pewter toys with general
variety OF other articles, which will be sod 10 small guam
uies 81 wholesale prices l. h. ABBkY,
VIM. B MOORE,Jr.
81 Csih.rnest one door below Hsnry-st
For ssle-One Of Wilders Patent salamander sses-
Also, one desk two counters with drawers and some
slsn slspdirg cases, &c. mil
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EIIKEHTCn,s StW INVENTED and In

- proved Ventiating ana Gossamer Wigs and Sea pc
may for elegance hghness and Durability, BE- casssd
among the fret productions OF modern arL 10 their man
ufzcurs they offer from ali others made here The hair
10 ,ngy inserted, and 90 eGuNly distribute 70 appear
The natural hsir grows and having 40 metallic 'prnr
al dissgrreahle pressure 10 oovsled They are suong
without weight Chaotic without being loose cool and thin
gosssmer fug The head h he same sase and ten q
CITY elk stocktn. The mn and wihali the nalu
"a Appearance Of = voriisble head Of hair.
Fora Southern climate hey ar ineslmaole sens1ors
Member, Of Congress- aud gentlemen from every quarter
Of the country. who are row wearing Is wigs can Oe
referred TO- The prces will be found suit the circum
stances OF AL
Inventor sole proprietor and paeniee OF The Treopee
for the OF badness gray hair clH and aano'
ruff. = Broadway, up stairs, corner OF Ful1on-s[
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Schools.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
!, ...-r....- rrrl MnS III " -


L,OR YOUNG LAD1Es-MRs. BAILEY having made
arrangements 70 enlarge her establishment in ne course
OF the ping and Fall would call the attention Of parents
guardians. the advantages offered ire pupils In tas
Institution, Tor acquiring thorough and accomplished
educsr0n. The senior and Junior Departments are row
o seed under he direction OF an able gentleman from I'LL
aisphA who bad great exp-rieDre In the Instruction.
OF y6uuz ladies' Additional teachers sl.o employed
10 Ihese and the other Departments snd al VII be sheei
10 Mrs Baleys immediate supervision Every ef0n "a
made 70 render the young ladies happy and eonened 10
nrcA,e kind polite, and smisbie manners and 10 sum
uste them 10 constant eNeTions 70 progress In heir
studies. by rendering hem, far =. possible attractive
and pleasant The school i furnished " IN charts maps
globes. -xcelsn, Philosophical Apparatus, win num-
Der OF diagrams FOR the studies q Astronomy ard Gsome-
try The pest teachers are employed In ne French De-
parImeuL This language tsaghI day 10 a. NE PuPls
and win he Latin IL Included Ia The Terms FOR Ing isa
Tuition Vocal Music. both Sacred and seeuaF q also
taught lhrout The school by disIingusned
The usxi regular Tern viii commence on ne si OF MAY
Those parents however who may Wish 10 pisce tlef
daughters a. this HESITATION before that Tine WI hne %
heT advantage as they viii inter he classes now oTui'
ing for The Spring and Summer. -.
Terms srd farther particulars may be .cersined ether
by post or by personal application 10 Mrs bsey a. nef
residence, 10 Carroll. plsce, B.eecker-sL
- TT ssr-r lam
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CARVED LETTER
SIGNS,
BY Alderman,
I ATE ACKERAAN MILLER, lol Nuss1-sL 4,
! fers To n sns vrsri RocieiF hnildinF diS hTr

II ATE ACkkkhAN hlLLkh, lul NnssotA ~
IL fers tn n sns on vrsci Ro.ieiF building. dlS hm
EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER received from
IL Connecticut: Mr. {. Ross CO.-1our letter 10
curing how like the NH purchased - you ia De-
ober a, 10 before snd reply that The Mil performs
well and gives good satisfaction Considering the power
II lakes these mills, consider Ihem the best mills
are acqlsinted with
Yours with respect, ID. WILLIAMS co.
deep River, Conn March D. l547."
Merchants and Farmers who in tho city from dif
erent pars " the country 10 search Of useful and valuable
articles ould DO well 10 call al The Office OF g. Ross Co
l42 Fdllon-sL, and examine the celebrated fitzgerald
Portable MIL adapted for farmers snd paniers' use IL
IL perfect mill there 10 In the world for SO
and burr al that All letters must be post paid.
All
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miscellaneous.

OFFICE OF TIE Ssw.YoEx Gas LleHr coNrasY)
April Il, lsf7 {
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have his day de-
AIRED dividend OF four and one half per cent on The
capital Of his Company for the six months ending
Lot February last payable 70 he sio shoders on and alter
Saturday The lst May The transfer book viii be
closed from the 2iih instant until that dse b. order
al5IoMyl c. l. EVERlrr, secretsry.
EXECUTORS saLE.-Win be sold on Tuvsd
II April H. public suction, a. The Merchants TX
change, 81 - O'Clock, noon, by Z II. LUDLOW CO
Aucioneers The country seal OF The ss Peter Piucknei
dec-asrd siiua'e1 A. Easch-sl-r, Wesicheser County
New-YOrk. bounded aud described =. follows. Begin
ming The southwest corner thereof Al point In the
highway leading from EAsicnesler 10 White Plains, ad
Joining the ald OF Cnas Morgan and running easery IS
the fence stands Elk huod red and i0rysN feet 10
land late be sng Francis Kahn and wife and
Abjzh More and wife, thence norhery one hundred
feet. theuce westerly six hundred and i've
place ofbes by estimation two sores
The improvements consist Of modern but Two and
half story mansion 80 feet oat by ~ feet deep, hIed
with brick bulk Ia h- besi and most substantial mAnner
BY dave work. foundation aud walls and pavement
ofmarbl- marble manles, CRATES, &c, me dwelling car
rage and OuthOus-s repete win every Tor
genlem country residence The land laid out with
and fruit trees Of Gil kinds, shrubbery, grape
vines, &c. -..z
The premises can be application TO PETEk
MORGAN, Eco. At the Railroad Depot At Tuckahoe.
CHAs. c. PINCKNEY, (r,acptor.
JOSEPH c. PINCKNEY,l