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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

Yesterdays Wing having repnblished The Pi-
cayuncs assault upon Gen. Pillow, We deem il
but Just 10 quote he following criticism from The
N. Orleans Della:
nThe Picayune Of yesterday contains another
allack upon Gen. Pillow based upon The state
mens oil a gentleman just arrived from Vera
Cruz The substance oil The charge is, that Gen.
Pillow commenced his march in The middle OF
the day and the rays of The sun being terrific,
and The sand ankledccp, the soldiers suffered
dreadluily. We cannot presume that The Gene
raj is held blameable Tor his inability 10 restrain
The arior of the sun, and 10 cause the sand TO
grow hard and firm Rancorous and unjust as
the persecution OF this officer has been, we can.
moi presume that even maligniiy Can be so bind
as 10 attach 10 him The responsibility lof lnpedi-
ments OF this nature. The graramen oil his OIL
fence, we presume, is The commencement OF his
march in midday. To decide upon the rroprie-
~ Of this act, il would be necessary 10 know some
things which we think are not in The cosnlzahce
of The Picayunes informant. For instance: we
should have to know what were Gen. Pillows
orders. II these required him 10 move iminedi-
atcly-wiihin two hours notice, and To start 10
nid-day-thcn, those who in ignorance oil his
orders, blame him for SO doing, would feel rather
cheap when they ascertain the truth From
what VIC can gather, we think it highly probable
tina, Gen Pillow commenced his march in mid
day under express orders from Gen. Scott.
"But surprising he received no orders 10 that
effect, we are moi prepared TO jump so hastily TO
The conclusion OF The Picayune's informant, that
il was al unwise and unprecedented course 10
commence The march OF long train al midday.
Il is well known that the country swarms with
sucnil!eros, who have lately succeeded in cap
turing 100 on! OF 200 Of our wagons, guarded BY
large force. These attacks Of The guerrilla par
ties we're made chiefly at night. a long tram,
extending Tor miles along The road, wonld GER
tanly be very much exposed on night march
through the country infested by these numerous
and daring bands. The late parties OF Col. Nc
lniosh and Capt. Bsinbridge were SUBJECT 10 con-
slant attack al night. Thus much Tor me fea-
sons ct Gen. Pillows march. As 10 It's being an
experiment.. The Picayune's informant IS again
a, fault. The lwn large trains that preceded
Gen. Cadwallader's-ihe one, we believe under
the direction OF Mai Grayson, and The Other nn-
der Col. Mclnlosh--lrit Vera Cruz in The middle
he dou Gen. Cadwallader marched, We be-
lieve, late in the evening, but experienced SO
much difficulty, from the confusion OF long
train OF wagons moving al hight, that when he
arrived al Santa Fee, be changed his lime OF
marching, and thereafter always marched in The
dayrime' The enemies Of Gen. Pillow will have
To hunt up other and better substan,iattd charges
Than those which have already been given 10 the
public 10 succeed in the i5nohe undertaking Of
destroying the reputation OF lneTitoTlons ofhcer
now engaged in the service Of bis country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

WILLIAM AND MARY.-We learn that
The BOARD Of Visitors OF William and Mary Col
leoe have elected 10 the Presidency OF that insi-
,nion. DR.. Hawkes., dis,ins uished Episcopal
Minister OF New Orleans. The reputation OF
DR.. Hawkes. as brilliant orator and able writer,
* SO generally known, that his accession 10 The
Faculty canno, fail 10 make the College more
popular than it has ever been.
r'f"1' Yesterdays Times.
We have no, heard whether Dr.. Il. will accep!
the appointment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

NAVAL-The Brooklyn Eagle OF Saturday
says that The u. S. Steamer Princeton has orders
10 sail Tor The Mediterranean Immediately, and
that she is ready to depart. The Eagle adds
She will be followed by The Allegheny; and
will be accompanied BY revenue cutler under
utmost expedition has been employed in getting
this little squadron ready for sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

The frontier Regiment which is being organ
lied in Texas will include Major Hancock Che
yallie's command, he having been retained as
Major. J. C. Hays will be Colonel. The Ca
manehes and Lipans are becoming very trooble-
some, stealing horses and plunderins, and
charged with several murders. Col. Hays Re.
gimen. was not accepted by General Taylor, be-
cause lhey were siI-monihs men, instead Of
twelye.months men, or for the war-ihough Hays
hopes vel TO operate beyond The Rio Grande. A
violent thunder STORM had occurred al Ma1agor-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

da, killing Mrs. Waldcman, and seriously IN
turing her husband and three children.
The Galveston News estimates that Inc guam
tily Of sugar which will be made in brazoria
county alone this year will not fall much SNORT
of 5000 hogsheads. The quantity raised 10 The
whole State last year was but little over 2oo
hnqsheads.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

The 4lh OF July celebrations and Interesting
news from the army, &C., none of which can bear
delay, leave not the smallest space Tor ourselves
/ This morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

B. 3. French, Esq, of Washington, has been
elected President OF the Magnetic Telegraph
Company in The place of Amos Kendall, resign
"a MIR. K. is still one of the Directors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09
NJ a n r. E d i.

Married. al Boiling Hall, Gooehlsnd county. en- The
nh July, Nv The Reverend J. P b. Wilmer, ROBERT
sKIPWiTH. to JANE RoLFe, daughter Of the late
Colonel William Boiling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

TItBLA, Nt&NO, JUHt w ~
Some of The papers are Taing The clergy Of ~
place right rGubdiy for The favor they sho" Y.
Americans. One OF the Editors, among a.
things, says: "The holy fraternity, which in ~.
times produced The chiefs and captains q o-'
independence. are now deeply immersed IN co-.
mercial projects or in plans TO preserve ~.
treasure They remain cold spectators o. !
evils which have beallen their unhappy coulr
and with culpable remissness, or else WIN ~,
den treason, assist the riumphs OF tie iuva't,
A pretty hard blow this, for Mexican to s!''
al the priesthood. .,..-,
Verbal rumols still would induce Us TO pe.k'
that Santa Anna j. constructing iorllllcan.E
around The capital with vigcr, and that lie "a .
least sixty pieces Of cannon already cast. AMI,
The generals noticed as having command o.
different baltalions, see The names Of Peftz o..
on, Ramirez Gorosiza, Cortina and he ias -. -.
siden, substitute, Anaya. From ,hs reports ~; -
every point il would appear that Sanla Anas -
tends striking one more heavy blow lot 'i''e'
else his actions greatly belle him. ,,..,,
No news OF importance to-day. Inc H, ~.
are icing regularly inspected and dniieo' sa1 -.
sent truly most soldiery appearance, a. oa.
clothing has been distributed 10 those waU
In most need. Yours, &c. d. W.
PuEsLA, MEXICO, June H. - ~
The Monitor Republican, OF The eIh M :,
that Alvarez, wilhhis Indians, was TO ma. m
that day for Puebla, and was 10 be follow
by the regular cavalry. The same paper ll,.I
that the rest Of the army is also immeo'9.tt5 "A.
take up the line of march for Puebla ara ~
ference is thai the enemy intends fshIins .ne .l
battle in this neishborhood. In iac' hs .en,.s
openly comes out and says that By !niI =, sIsi.
,Iey will avoid having the beautiful cry o. M.
leo the scene OF grand battle. Hs n0f''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09
w,,u,yoroN, Saturday Night, July 3.

w..uiSareN, Saturday Night, July 3.
Gentlemen pray you 10 accept my sincere thanks
far he honor Of your invitations and 10 be assured that
il nv engagement would permit me 10 spend The sh Of
July out OF Washington, would prefer no Company 10
the Fayette Artillery Of Richmond. l know their
manly zeal and their public SPIRIT and how truly their
hearts respond To the nuble and the glorious day
which wi bring them together
Accep, for them The kindcst wishes of
Yours rruly. THOMAS RlTCHlE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

BY c. F. Mcdowell. Thomas Jefferson
"IIe sleeps--a father Of our land,
One of the old and veteran band
lie sleeps-the upright, wise and just,
High guardian Of his country's trust;
He s!eeps-and DER his peaceful grave,
No banners, soiled with conquest, wave;
Vel he was Freedoms cherished son;
He slcrps-the friend Of Washington |"
By Lieut.. Waddl. The heroes Of '7G The
men 10 whom we are indebted for our present
liberly-,hat liberty which no true American
would exchange, 10 be Europe's proudest prince.
BY G. A. Myers. The Legislature Of 1876
AZ Their noble literally in the cause OF Inter-
nal Improvement entities them 10 The gratitude OF
The Commonwealth.
BY John Lynch, Gan invited gues..) Bravery,
Humanity and Generosity: Like the three
Graces, sisters of unrivalled beauty. Whilst
one arm oil our Republic is chaslising an inso.
lent and misguided fue, 10 whom she yet tenders
The olive branch of peace, the other is affordng
laid and comfort" 10 the suffering poor OF dis
tant land.
By Robt. Noli, an honorary member: Peters.
burg Artillery: Hard TO beat. The 29lh Of May
next will Tell who comes of second best.
By C. HINT. The Eagle Of Liberty: May she
extend her heaven-soaring wings until the whole
universal world shall acknowledge her as It's
righl1u parent.
By H. l.. MuBueH' nc reoPIe ol tle OnHeu
States The legitimate fountain of all power
may they never be forgetful OF The high response
billy resting upon them of transmitting TO pos
terly the liberties they enjoy.
By Corporal Munden. Free Schools: The best
means OF ensuriug The prosperity OF The people
and The stability Of pure Republican Govern
ment.
By Wr. Waddil. Our noble Constitution: 1t
points 10 every man as containing within himself
The charter OF his rights.
By John Freeman an honorary member. Our
Conniry-our free, proud and happy Country:
in the world, and with her stripes
fell by every Toe who provokes our power.
BY Lieut. Richie. The Memory Of Carlton
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MAJOR 4. II. ELLIS,
tsrnnl

JuLY frH, lSif.
The Scroll consists cf n beautiful piece of parchment
with The letter aud names written on II ~ above gwen
Al The Ton in the centre, Ia the C"mpanys Ccat 81
auns: on the right The Company Medal for the best
shot, IN cannon practice and OH The lett their Medal Tor
The bes shot pistol practice Al the foo! Of the scroll
l. represena,inn ef the Artillery Gun House. These
drawings aie executed with mrch taste and grnceiul
ress by our talented young ownsnlan, MIR. Arthur Pet
colas, 10 whom wish high distinction in his iasc-
mating art.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10


Ship Charleston Brown from Charleston 9th Jan
cotton, &c. to Geo Bulk'oy.
Ship Nicholas Bddle. Knight from Liverpool Dec o.
mdse 20 Taylor and Merrill. Sid in co with ship New
Word Skiddy, for NewYork-paried on the 9Th ult in
lat 80 ~ Ion il 30
ship Genmore. Mchaes, 81 ds I'm Belfast mdsc. TO
Richardson & Watson. la passengers The G has had,
westerly gales during the whole passage lost hesdrss
and part Of bulwarks and II times covered with ice
and has been sounding for % days.
Ship Rambler, Baxter i'm Calcutta. Sept 90, udse, TO
a Bridge.
Brig Susan saulc (of Frceport) Bacon, fn Charles
ton cotton and rice 70 J Elwell.
Brig Atchafalaya. Parker - ds I'm Cardenos, Cuba,
molasses. 10 Hill
Brig Adns, Sherman I'm Gonaives st Domingo, ma
hogsny. &c. 10 Rossire Il Co. Sailed in co with
schr Rio Grsnde for Boston. Left schr Belle Of Boston
Chase I'm Boston disg-thc only Am vessel in port -
Schr Memphis for Boston. cid de previous.
Brig George. Yates, ds I'm Charleston, cotton and
rice 10 Geo Bulkley. Mr. Lawrence passenger.
Brig Lyc0ming Carr II De I'm Maianza molasses, to
De Rosseti & Brown.
schr Sequel, Pswrcnoo, I'm Norfolk corn TO Mckee
& Hand.
schr Arkada German. Norfolk corn.
schr Wright fn Norfolk. corn, to Tresdweli &
Son
schr Catherine 7 Dix Miliner Cherrysiono corn.
schr Csssandrs, Hickman. Virginia corn.
Schr Charlotte, Wicks De I'm Georgetown, DC, corn
and dour, to Hitchcock s Marshall.
schr Hope (of North YARMOUTH Mitchell, - Thomas,
sugar, &c. 10 Hubbard Co.
schr Blossom Allen fun Greenwich }, corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

ing TO me promotion goes ca swlmminry l an
tbs fifth Captain in my Regiment and tne tnn'!.
ninth for promotion n = majority. over oozen VI
two Of whom Time is shaking bis scythe most me
naciney and it is 10 be hoped the Msxicshss -
- co. The balance soidieringis delightful bus
mess Our occupation is to dig graves toT our enc
mics and Chamber 10 preferment over those OF our
friends Yours, truly j. n. D. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
Books.
THg MEDICAL PRoFEssroN

TO THE MEDICAL Profession.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED No . Of he Aonaii.f-A -
cord q practical Heiicn- and Surgery q, The CITY Of
NeW-York Eiifed BY Wm. c. Roberts ~ D Yellow Of
the College CT Physicians and Surgeons Of New. York
containing "a FLOWS
l. Report OF The Sew-York Eye iufrmar7
II. Reports Of New-fOTk Psiholc-irai Sociefv
III. Case Of mperforsie Recum-5y AID & Pest " D.
". Reports OF the New FORK Hospital
v. Cinicce Of The College Of Physicians snd Surgeons
VI EDiToss T.ELE-Ihe Association OF he Fellows Of
the College a Physicians snt Surgeons; Quotation
from London Lsrceti Farla Academy Of Medicine
Obituary.
Terms = per snnun n advance Single numbers n
cents Address, pcst paid, DANIEL ADEE,
II Publisher. l07 FuitOr-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Flight at Monterey.

r. he Editor Of The Ty1uHs'
send you for publication a few extracts from a
letter Jus, received by from my friend Capt r. B.
GAspENEs Of the 7. 8. Army, with its accompanying
poetic easioo--rsphicaliy descriptive Of the Battle Of
Monterey. Although intended for the perussl Of Int
mate friends know he ought and trus, be viii par
don the liberty take in giving it to the public The
prose IL sort Of key to the poetry the playful wit Of
the one happily setting 81 the gravity Of the other
therefore give you both
Capt G. 10 the son Of the lste Barent GARDENER Es2
Of this city gentleman distinguished for his wit and
brilliant talents The not only inherts the TALENT Of
the srsbut IL accomplished solder 70 boot and II an
opportunity presents he will sght wei as be writes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
yxyrrssoS's BARRACKS, (NO) Jan. 6, l:

JHrfEKsoNs BARRACKS, mo Jan o ls4l.
prsy . excuse the vanity tina, prompts me to inns.
CINE the accompany ing ballad worthy your perusal.
made a by verse 20 come Just after the slsnzs
containing the epitsph Of those who fen but there
being more truth than poeiry init did not inser,
il Here tits
And thus in falling at their stations
Their fuel quarters pay,
Their pcrQuisites. and al their ratons
Were stopped At Monterey
While wives and children. lsft to bes
In anguish curse the day
Their fathers ever stirred peg
To so 10 Monterey.
Tell Cousin - Ihave my hands fun IN the begl.
line being the only one tit for service in garrison OF
twenty -four ladies. among whom am In love with
two charming widows scarce cat OF their teens and
also with the daughters Of ono Major one Paynias
ter one Qrarterrnsster one SURGEON. one Assistant
Surgeon. and one Captain OF lniantry-tOtal indi
viduals present 10 whom | am ardently attached
attachment vehemenuy reciProcsied.) ten, Be
aide whom. however, new and then aft the fond
est thoaghts after one Young lady IN Maine. two in
ew.Jersey. one IA Europe. and two in BatoE
Rouge; bus let no, my dear Cousin - And
be iealous--the,r chance is good as any. often
think OF ftem with the teaderest emotions Selah
But seriously these twenty-f,ur ladies present
are q pretty good weight for one mans shoulders
must have wood cut fer them-,hen coal put aw ay
in their cenars--see that their locks are fixed
UAN(0
them out sor their healu---gsther news of then
fathsrs husbands, brothers AID sweethesrts sbsen,
in tho Geld Verify, the prophecy that the ume
shouh come when seven women should take bod
upou one man. is pretty essentially fulfilled in me
! have City FIVE recruits in my company and as
my pride, reputation and perhaps life, nay depend
upon Their appearance. discipline and efficiency
you can Judge how entirely my time 10 occuiied II
preparing them TO be butchers OF the Mexicsns -
What philsnshropic employment How SINCE,
Ter that relic Of ancient bsrbsrsm-Wsr-stl re
usips--remains no, only, but is 50 popular in this
peculiarly civilized and enlightened country Ia
III else we have flung the ancients far behind US
In the charm Of blood shedding the world STANDS
where il did in the days Of Joshua Yet AFTER all.
rcd sashss, dropping plumes. waving banners bur.
nished swords, rafting muske,ry, booming cannon
they are gay noisy, taking things. Who woadn't
be 4 coldiers The girls love us 1.-THE Government
psys MS! Pshaw, What harm is it to kill few
ksxicansf
sOn on to Monterrey
Al soou n receive thity-6ve more men, max
ing my company ninety, shall start IN search Of a
wooden leg. (And yet folks laugh at Don onixote ,
Psosssioasliy however this war Is perfectly pleas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
PASSENGERS SAILED

IN He paekd slp Henry GAY, for Lirrp0ol-Frederic
Wood Esq OF Sisiordshire; Geo " Newton and lady.
Miss NJ Newton, of NowYork David Soils Esq Of
Philadelphia J Smith Of New York Mrs Fred Samuels,
son and daughter Of Philadelphia Wedels ofNYork
Werner Zoclikoier, Of Philadelphia De Blsquir D
Frazier, Geo Sherlock Esq of New.YOfk c + Beatoy,
Esq OF Baltimore, Henry Cohen, lady child and seryt
Of Philadelphia. Henry Foy Of New York Alexander
Ssroni, Esq of Boston.
In The ship 81 Nicholas for Haue-M Doc OF Franco
WmG Elliot, Of Philadelphia VIM Howe, VIM Hoge
and lady. Of New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
Oalentines.

Come ona aniaIi. your rhymes prepare,
For gentlemen aud ladies' flfr
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Valentines 40 every
II tfscril-ou c0m'cai, qlgziral, usgcal and senu-
mental, on plain and laced psner. a. AT prices 50,
plain and fancy envelopes, comic and sentiments, Nslen'
tire writers. 4c wh0les and retail BY
JOHN J. BROWN 4 CO. - Fulton =
~ z Valentines Of every description written aus hled
20 order
VALENTINES large assortment OF Valentines
Of al prices and sty les. with envelors and Valentine
writer's offered by the subscriber and aides and gentle
men are invited call and exsmne them at their leisure.
He has also made such ents with letter carriers
hs NJ. viii deliver postage free, all Valentines purchased
of him box viii De kept inside the store 90 receive
he 90 thar hey re directed and mailed on ne spot
L. HOLT, Jr Music Store, rs Fuion-'L
81 w. 81 door east of Broadway
XTALENTINE~.-The subscribers have iusl received
beau ill assortment of Valentines which they will
sell A. wholesale retail at very low prices Motto seals,
note papers. envelopes. &C.
81 FRANCIS LOUrREL. u Maden.lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
SECOND BoARD
pAserucrBg ARRTvpn

Ia zip Charleston, fran Ciorlss0n-HenTy School.
craft and lady VIM WsrdiDg and lady, George ~
Tutte.
In ship Rambler from Caleuaa-Mrs W c Brown and
two children. and W I wills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

y The Courr7ey des Efa'5 Jss misrePresents
the opponents Of the War in Boston WREN 'sJi that Al
their recent meeting they were turbulent to he last
degree" The Disturbances At the meeting were caused
BIZ the friends Of the War, not By Is opPosers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10


Is, inst lat ~ 50 Ion 20 30 schr Market iron Bait
more, Tor ST Thomas days out-per ship Rambler At
this port
Jan q oAGun Key Light was passed bark Mallory
from 81 Marks. for New York
Jan % ai 30 as lon - 30 schr Franklin OF Mschss
"a hours from New. FORK for Cienfuegos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
legal Moiices.

CHERIFF;- sALE.-By virtue Of several wriis OF
tCferi faGas directed and delivered VII expose
20 sale on tie premises 81 Broadway ard Ninth
street no. 769 BiOafwsy 10 the city u New YORK on
Friday the 5h day OF February. 1884, Al y o'clock NJ az
the ght tile and interest Of Henry r. Mahbeu and Jo-
than Fountain which tiev had on the 5h day Of De-
celnbcr 1916 and also al the night tile snd Interest OF 10
than Fountain md Hannah Mahheu which hey, or
ether Of them respectively had The 3h dsy Of Deem
ber lsi6. any aferward Of In and 10 eeraln
lease dated January iith 1885, for The term Of years
from May let, 1916 The yearly rent OF Twelve hundred
and ftv dollars made bets cen Cornea Beach Lawrence
OF the Cty County srd State Of Newlork party OF Inc
first part and Henry Mabbet and lothian = Fountain ~
the same place parties Of tie second part OF the following
described properly, wit al and singular the house and
lot s.uite In the Fifteenth Wsd Of he City Of York
on the southwest corner q Broadway and Nlnh-sree'.
and known nur Der hundred and siNiynine 10
way.-Nsw-York, December ., 1876 80
WILLIAM JONES Sheriff
J. W. ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff d2) lswow
The above sale Is postponed until Wednesday, ION lns
The time and place. Daed Newly ork, February >
1917. WAL JONES, late sheriff
I " Affvr Late Deruf~ Shara 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

TEE PRnoSER: RELEAsED-Tbe Psrdors Of
OConner and Van sieenbersh were received at sing
Sing yesterday, ard the men are now at large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
NJ A r n E JOU X n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Henry Clay Nye Liverpool, Grinneli. Minturn
& Co Iowa Hoiberson Liverpool, d Ogden Gaene,
Dennis. Liverpool, VIM Nelson Won Humboldt. Ham
burg, Schmidt & Bslchen.
Bark Sylphde, Eligus, Antwerp. Schmidt & Bslchen
Brgs Gipsey. Hawley. ST Thomss Sophia, (Swedish)
Liungberg, Hamburg, VIM Wiesser; Gauges, Howard,
Tsrrsgona. M:Creedy Olive Sumner, Matanzss,
Read & Hoppock.
schrs Pearl. Lawrence, Brazos Oroca Brush, Phila.
Barge Porpoise, Drake South Amboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

Y The FIRE this morning at o'clock originated
IN the carpenters shop occupied By Baiy al 81 Broad
st snd was communicated 10 No 81 occupied By adams
French painters Damage in the latter place about
sl75 No Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

SHtEIFF'~ ~ALE.-by Vlfiur Of WI OF trfI "a
I>cas to directed and e.yered viii expose 70 sale
on The day OF February Thousand eight hun
bred and fotyseven L. o'clock 81 No loo Broadway,
Beecher which be- hal on the twentyhird day Of May,
one thousand eight hundred and fJry-siN, or Al any
time Aerward Cf, In and 10 certain lease Tor NE
term Of seven wears from the first day Of May, l4l,
10 he frstday Of May 1884, Of al hat certain lot Of anI
with the store and budags thereon erected, situated IN
the Fr. Ward Of The citg Of New YORK. the easiery
slde Of Broadway between Wal and Pine streets, and
known as number one hundred 400 In Broadway aore-
said together with The tenemsns snd sppurenances mere
unto be orgire Dated N-w-York January ID, l8{7.
ms fawfyvxcs WILLIAM JONES, late Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

NOTICE.-rhs eopar.aership heretofore existing be-
tween The Subscribers under he rrm q Martin Con-
over. was By mutual consent dissolved on ne lot Instant
The unsettled business OF IT, firm vii be closed up ~ d.
D. Coaov-r, who 10 aone authorised % use NE name Of
The frn for that parpose.-Ne~-Yort. FEB isir
RICHARD T. MARTIN,
DANL D COSOVER-
. TIE Subscriber vii eosgirse the Grain ard Comris
sion business on his account a. ~ CedAst-Nev
Ysrk- Fso. :, lsG. iaIw-l pASL D, CoSOVEA