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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
$1,000 coo
TOTAL in seven months

How much nobler This oulpouring oil The libe-
raj charities OF private citizens, than il Congress
had, in violation OF The Constitution, appropriated
the money of The nation TO The same purpose
Ii would have al once checked private subscrip-
ton, and By the Government going into The mar
kc, to purchase breadsiufs, would have diml-
nished The actual amount Of relief in causing
rise in prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

Az Wilmington North Carolinal letter in the
Charleston Courier states tina, Henshaw, Ward
&Co., who have purchased The Portsmouth and
Roanoke Railroad, are now preparing to put II
in first rate ORDER having made arrangements 10
have new and splendid line OF boats on The
Chesapeake TO run in connection with their Toad'
and the Weldon and Wilmington road.
nTbey have subscribed one thousand and
twenty shares OF stock "a bare majority IN The
road from Weldon TO CASTOR, ('hiTteen. miles
lons) 10 connect with Raleigh; their object IN
this is 10 draw travel and freight over their road
from Raleigh and It's neishborhood."
These gentlemen are said to speak OF The pro-
ice, ior railroad from Wilmington to Manches-
Ter, South Carolina, as not only hlshlY pracli-
cable, but certain TO be very profitable" The
friends Of the latter improvement seem to be in
high spirits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

A correspondent Of the N. y. Herald cites The
conduct ofthe British Government IN charging e1'
orbi,ant postage on letters by our mail steamers
as proof Of a narrow-minded md nisgaTd'y spirit.
|. seems that The postage on letters carried by The
Cunard steamers was fixed al one shl!iing s'er-
ling, or tweniy-lour cents. Our Government fix
cd lie postage by The new American steam line
also al twenty four cents. But The maiis by Inc
Washington, one of The American Steam line,
when forwa rtcd from Southampton 10 London,
were charged twenly-iour cents per letter extra,
making Inc postage AGREES The Atlantic to1'g'e'sAt
cents. This affair has, is said, beer discussed
between MIR. Bancroft and Lord Palmeis,on, and,
is thought may lead TO re'alia'oly laws BY Con-
eress, taxing with high postage The Canada mails
arriving ty the Cunard line al Boston, which arc
now carried BY cur Government from Boston TO
Montreal. al the lowest rates II is 10 be hoped
tha, Great Britain will be induced 10 abolish a
system so we'll calculated 10 check Tree and
friendly interchange between 'he TWO Countries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

Colonel Thomas Throop, The Democratic cam
diiale lor Congress in the Fleming (Kenlucky)
District, died suddealy on he 23d July. In
slanly Judge French announced himself candi-
date for Congress, and started for the mountain
counties. Though very late in he field, We look
confidently 10! his success. Our friends in Ken
,ucky appear 10 be full OF energy and hope-and
much hear'-burnins seems 'o prevail in the Wing
ranks. on The subject ct The war. A victory in
Kspiucsl would be tie triumph vi tts day,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
POETRY.
Ear he Ea2uirc1.
For lac En?ll'sT.
LINES TO A LADY.
ny SYDNEY.

LINES TO A LADY.
BY SYDNEY.
LADY. with thine eye OF blue
Curling lashes beamiDg through,
am dreaming now OF You,
And thy sunny smile;
Lady, dearest! loved one, mine :
Beaming on me il doth shine
With a ray OF light divine,
My spirit TO beguile.
Brighter Thoughts my spirit swell;
Lore within It's chambers dwell
Brighter far than rcrse can Tell
With its feeble strain;
Oh this lore transporting filings
Der my soul such sunny things,
While my spui.'s secret springs
Flow with bliss again.
Cares have vanished, ,roes have fled
Soyro,os, gloom and pain are dead,
For the elm lore hath sped
His emirer to my heart;
Now this heart no longer means
All its aghs are pleasures tones
And lis 5lissss, all it owns,
Spring from Loue's bright dart.
Columbia July 30, lS47.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

The President has not vel given single mill
,ary office Of any rank 10 Wig. The pro;
motions Of Generals Taylor and hearney AFFORD
no eIcep;icns.-[Lyu<d5ars ViTsin'an.
VIDA, are The political opinions oil General
CadEalader3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

We ale informed by The Charlottesville Adyo.
cate thatlhe Engineers have asceuained by ; -
cent survey, tina, there is a gradual descent
tween GoIGorsvilie and Charlottesville mi H..
The former place issone DO or SO Zee, hsher,bsn
the latler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

In the rap! transmission Of news, which ron
takes place, and The consequent accommoda,;'%s
and advantage OF the public, We fear lha, tho mn
lie neglec,s TO remember, that great addilipr.
expense is incurred and that that expense ,s,'
for The most part, upon the press Of The comm,
The establishment of the telegraph, ard The So,,
Of obtaining news through this channel. AL
largely 10 the already heavy expenses the neys
paper press. |, is cheerlully borne, however =
hopes that corresponding increase o, pa,rorao.
will make up for the outlay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

The Cincinnati Commercial is informed !,
good authority, that a block OF three story bp;'s
ings is 10 be erecIed in thai city, The entire l-or,
TO be Of cast iron The plates Tor TIE same y.
already heino cas-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

RECIPE FOR MAKING CORDIAL. =
Cordial made by The following recipe received
premium 4, The last meeting q. The Prince
Georges (Md) Agricultural Society:
Pu.a large jar of blackberres in pol ofwaer;
boil till he Juice leaves the berries - Strain
through flannel bag; add spices, sugar, CHINA.
mon, and cloves to The taste. Alter adding these
ingredients, PIT on again and boil ten or fliiesn
minutes, then skim ii, aud l., il gc' Geld. TO
three quarts Of the juice add one quart Of lie
hes, French brandy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

~ ruAEGERY.-yiEctNi.:- AT Rules held ~ iht
Clerks Olice of Essex County Gnur, on Nonda,
the Tth day ~ June, 1871:
Thomas Durham, Plaintiff
against
Edred IIowrficn and Mnscoe 1arnrtt, Defendants.
The nisi -ubiGna aud attachment issued against ~
defendants III TINS cause net having brrH executed ="
ls defendant owrflnn, and IL appearing bs ,ais'a'
tory evidence that ha i anon resident OF ihi- nnpn
weal;h j. ordered that the said defendant - apr-
here on the first Monday in September nst IA, ttiis
re day AMI answer The plaintiffs bill, ahi shat ~
py of this order BIZ forthwith inserted N soiie ie"a
prr published in tie city 81 Richmond for Il lit we's,
s,ccessive!y and that another copy thereof tc Ps Cd
nj the front door Il lie Courthouse Of this county
a Cogy-Tcs.r,
INN, aS-cwEN JAMES IL. MATTIlENs. y. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

Secretary Walker, we see ii stated, intends de-
spatchirs, by the Boston steamer, Chas. Weldon,
Esq, as an agent 10 collect facts in relation 10
he operation 81 The foreign warehouses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

EXCEPT CLAY."-The Delawa,, :,
press, a Wing paper, is evidently aiming 10 br,re
forward military cheaiG 10 neu,ral-4 ~
strength ., Taylor and for The bench; OF Cav
Il says:
Il Gen. Scoli, in addition 10 whai he has dan,
in the field, conducts the war 10 ,erminaucn
and brings about an honorable peace, which Il.
administration unaided is incapable tioing l.
will deserve more OF the gratitude Of he reca.
than any other man in the Union ercryL Ci,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

Edward DILLON ana Mary paun, PialutlS.
against
Sally Dillon, widow OF VIM. Dillon deceased Jim
H. knich, and Edward 7. Jefirrss, Executor. d, Nm,
Dillon deceased, Benj Mann and Louisa u his M.
formerly Dillon, Sarah 4. Dillon ard VIM II nrlen
infant children Of Edward Dillon, Ad-lirr b. T.. tio1
Henry I. Dillon. George y. Mckay aud Sally his vie
formerly Dillon, Robert Pollard ana Lucy hs VIE
formerly Dillon Robert French ana Martha \ his w,-
formerly Dillon, Thomas r. and Jane bilon. infant
children oi Henry Dillon, ana John sally. Bl, md
Jennings Rather children ii Fanny Rather, torm,..s
Dillon and Polly McCauly, formerly Rather. and len.
OF John Dillon deceased. tnamt> Unknown John -
John James Dillon. James Wrhhfr and Nancy his Wiz
formerly Dillon, Berry Foster and France b. wiz,
formerly Dillon, Rowland Anderson and Ml,y ii.
wife, formerly Dillon, Defendants
The defendants. John, Sally Bills and JENNINGS Rs.
ther and Polly ocCauly, children OF Fanny Ri:hes,
formerly Dillon and heirs Of John Dillon lnamrs IN
KNOWN and James Nrrber aud Nancy hls wife 81.
merry Dillon. and John and John Jamrs Dillon. 81
havin. entered ihtir appearance aud given security
according Ia the &C. If Assembly and lie rules al TIL,
Court, and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ihey are not inhabitants If this Crmnonw ea!.h u o,
erri tlat The said defendants do aprcar here On II
first day Of The next October term and answer the bl
OF tile plaintiffs. and that copy Of tins order he tch'
with r.tIied III some newspaper published IN TIE cry
II Richmond far two months excessively, and posiei
N lr lrcnl loor of the Cont house Of this comfy
Copy. Tes,e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
from The Srw Orleans Times. Extra, July -.
...z.,...., .,1.1... a

Sisnor Aiocha has addressed letter 10 the cd
i,or OF tic sun ct Arahnac, dated July 18Th, r.
guessing him 10 publish letter, which he GAO.
cha) addressed 10 the editors OF III Repnblicano
Of The civ OF Mexico. The letter Is somewhat
cnelhy--we give all the extracts lha' nave any
GENERAL interest:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
THOMAS pABSTy, Con.

JUIN IN-TNSW Ts0IITN- IINT.NT
IN GIhNCERI-yIgoI AT rules ..o!rn IL -
CLERK Dicr al the Circuit Superior tnuii 81 -"
aud Chancery, tor The county al Aceoiaa,k, ~ lhr
lath day Of Jane, lSi7
Thomas Hickman, b. : and John T.. Wiss, riff;
against
Ann &. Taylor, Iiiiclon A. ilinman, I.rc Dt ail
Cnim.tc Human, Defendants.
The defendant, ColmrT 4. liinnan, mol iat ~ ~
tered his appearance and given security according f.
thu act Of assembly and the rules Of this cont mt
Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that b. Is ~ ~
mliabfani Of This Commonwealth il IL orduri, thai
the said Conner &. Iinman do appear here on tie i.i
day Of the next October term Of the said Court, All
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of NJ
order he forthwith inserted in some aewspa2rr PUB
lishcd in The city OF Richmond for two month sre6t'
svriv, aud posted lhr trout door Of Tie C"t' !ion't
If shi- county.
Atrgr Copy Tcsir J. ]. AlLWoRTH.
DEPUTY for Thomas X. JuyHrs, {. : Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

:
htrGe Copy. Tcsir. J. J. AlIWoETH.
DEPUTY for Thomas X. Joynes, q. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
1896, 300 IS s3,50a, ll6 81

s3,l96, a,9 50 $780,, lie !"
w. sOUTiiGATE, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

ExrrxgoS OF THE NORWICH AND WoR cEsrrR
MISUNDERSTANDING were held in New.LVIdon last
w~ek in favor OF extending the Railroad now seErn
Mating Il Allyns Point to that place Resolutions were
adopted 70 procure al the private subscriptions that
could be obt.ne6 and then that City meeting should
be called for The purpose OF pedsne sc security Of tbs
Civ for the balance II is proposed 10 take up 81 Of
that Road now extending from Norwich to Allyss
Point aud lay the whole Of Il the West aide OF the
river Thames, commencing from Norwich and running
10 New London. One hours urne viii be gained by
The operation 10 passengers 20 from Boston New
York The cost Of the Improvement is estimated At
SapcOp Commercial ADVERTISE
REPORTED Loss OF LIFE.--There was q report
m town yesterday that two yss leosts which Se Grand
Is,snd Ia the Niagara River, On "Wednesday afternoon
l.st were struck BY the sQus and upset drowning all
sAose on bosrdsome nine or ten IN all The boats arc
said to have fcated ashore below TonswsndA II IS
s.s,d that one boat started from the Farm OF Lewis
AIep 90 the head Of the Island and was manned BY his
vorkmen and the other from the residence Of Mr..
Fsles. near the foot Of the Island BHaso Cour eth
n Spencer, the pious swindler, Of whom we
have heretofore msde frequent mention was sentenced
IA the Municipal Court this forenoon t. one year con
ansment IN the State Prison Boston frsns. 10Th
ARREST OF A FreIrIve.--1he Montreal Herald
announces the arrest At Cornwall Of Charles p DwyeS
who lately deirsuded the New.ioyk and Boston nsr-
chants Of large amounts When arrested Dwyer ana as
vifs had hired out servants ts gentleman a, Cern-
wan.
Suicipr-Mr. Joseph A. Whitney, real estate
bfoker, committed suicide by hanging himself in hs
house Warren square. this morning lie is man OF
soms considerable property and cause Is assigned
Or the rash act Boston Transcript 10
~ A hock OF about 100 sheep were poisoned q.
a.sf6 IA Whateey Msss the other day by eating poison
wv. They we're an extra lot worth about ~ ahead.
~ The extensive furniture ware establishment
Of M \. Nonsfort Cs1nbndgePort Mass was destroyed
b. Ars Tuesday night
~ Harvey Arnold. OF West Hartford, was
killed on Monday while engaged n cutting downs tree
Mr. Solomon Root Of Huntington, VI wss hued q
lev days sinee IN smilar manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

YET ANOTHER ViCriM ION Friday last the
people OF uyndsvile, in the town OF Seward In this
County, were made To witness shocking sccne-the
effect OF Run BENJAMIN Let's middle aged msn, and
father of large and respectable family in that place
was found dead that morning in the neids about two
miles distant between his house and CobesNl Centre
Ne had eft home before daylight the Tuesday morning
prsvious-gone TO Cobleski got two Jars filed
with hquor therestsrted for home and last seen
alive the same morning sbcui nine o'clock lew RODS
from where he was found dead on Friday. His hes A
and lues were roren the ice and ground so n
il was found necessary TO chop him out with an a..
When got out his ccnntenanee was horribly disco Jred
and distorted, ~ Il he had died in great agony His
hubs were drawn up and s,n so that even alter hav-
ing been exposed to the heat OF warm hrc for long
time they could not be relaxed sufficiently 70 Inv him
ont until he had been taken neighborng tsn.y,ud
and placed In q OF cold water for several hours
When hst discovered Of his rugs was lying ee side
him nearly empned of its contents, while the osher
Sed and corked firmly pressed by one arm TO his
side. painful and hesrtrendng picture ts an he
prcscpted csnno; be imagined lSehohsrie p .,riot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Go parlnersbips.

The frl ~ Hunt, Woodward
~ Conner Is the iay Dissolved by mutus. consent
WM : WOODWARD
Ns,.york Feb 1.1eg JOHN u. Common.
The .,b.crler. have th- day formed copar,nership
,r.i-r d. frr of WOODWARD Common, AMI have
rriovei her stock oi hardware mi cutlery mallrabH
ron cA.urs. carriage trimming, curriers' oois aNr-
carriage syringe hubs &c from ~ 90 20 Ffafsl dpp-
from Ma ienane where they VIII hr pleased o see lff
friends and customers, and fuur hem ~ ih goods n
H.. linz on DE most reasonable terms They are Cd nu
nsv receiving fresh supplies of DE above goods, AMI W"
have Al All lime. a com refe a.s0ri nenL Country NOR
chants auf others invited 10 cali anu rNanne "''
WM = WOODWARD,
JOHN A. Common,
Iofiw' Late of he irm Of Hunt. woodward Connor.
~ToTi1E,-Ths coparinersAp heretofore existing be-
\ tween Tie subscribers under the hru Of Martin Con-
over va. by mutual consent dissolved on the Ia instant
The unsettled business cf The fm will be closed up By D.
d. conover Who l. alone authorized io use NE name OF
nm. frm E,r that purpOs.-New- York, Feb. p letl
RICHARD T. MARTIN,
DANL b. CONONER
~ the subscriber " continue ihs Grain and touinis
,o trsire.s on hi. own account NJ 10 CedarsN New
York. Feb %. 1877. l9fiw DANL D. CONON IN
SAMUEL Is. ROMANO has resumed tie practice
- oil he Law boz connection win MS sons. Al ilforr
.i1ral business promptly attended On.
skMU III b. ROMANO.
SAM En- y. DOMAINE, JR
WORpHfSGTON ROMANO, ~ Nassau-st
FoR SAfr-The Is -ge I'VE story store, No. ia fuiut
d Also. other elglbe { " proper-y - y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

CROTON INK Maideu-lane-Francis's Croton
u Ink il particularly adapted FOR writing win steel pens
This article has been before The community hui short
Tine and has gained a reputation beyond ne osi ssr-
gune expectation C he manufsrurfrs In conse 41ence m
ne superiority over all inks IN The Croo1 lnk tas
man, qualities % recommend Itself The color being q
heautii1I ak. ihe freedom h Whrh 20 flows from ne
pen-will not thcsen or become nouldy IN any mate
Csrmine Rel ard Copying lns.Ihese inks require only
tra 10 establish their superiority Qusutues on hand 81
th4 various kinds neeiv packed for shipping
FRANCIS L LOUTREL Manufacturer StsliOners,
Il ~ Ma'den-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
s.sdSsySS rF f6lt SslL- -

srarn yfrisaf-ro commence Monday. Darember III
For passengers once each ~sy daily except Suniep-
Leave New Yots nom the foot ~ Duaue-si Al oclct
A a. flr Flennout. Rsmapo, Monroe. Chester, Gosssa.
MiaIietoWn. Ou-viiie sna al de Intermediate places
Leave Ousyille Al - A NJ AitdesoNn 81 o, ooshenA
a. ant CHESTER AZ a. A n. tor New hofk.
Far. between New Yofk and Oilsville 81 -.
Fralsl2 fnni Ns~-Nnfs will be- received Il ne foot
Duane ~ ON lssri he harres Samuel Marsh ana Heuy
Suqianl Dr. u which viii leave mo city al oclot
N az Trr.iaYs. Thursisys and Ssmrds,s
Fr-.h flr NewNorS viii Dee taken by ihe train lesyi4
Ou,vlo ~ O'Clock A. ~. ca The above mentioned snIss
lnus In e,ch Naak Dec. ]. lnll ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

GILT CORNiCEs, Frsneh NindoS ssstes Car.An
VI TTinmings 8c--J {. WOoDfuRD.s - Broadway,
viii open ibis morning invoice Of OH Corners Win
dow Sh.des Curtain Trimmings. which wiii ee sold Al
asroun, from former prices cosc he i2voice The
above invoice contains many valuable goods OF ne kno
snd A the Session far advanced vii be offered ~
ln6u-~pepl Lafxrge Buildsngs. near aeafs-st IA
rTHE sOCkDOLlAGER,o or rstrns spI,ns fssa
Il HOOK We have received ic~ Of the fsient spring
Fish Hooks about which here has been 50 much eAet
IN the pscaioAl world Tor The last STA nonlh ihos
come first served John J. BR0WN l. co,
q Anglers pePot. NJ Faltoa-st
pie ikoN.-iSs Toe: Sur. sndEs No Z 6; a.: ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
10 TFAcHFRs
nlis1cllaneous.
DEAsONs FOR USING CONANT'-

DEA-ON- FOR USING CONANt'- Patent
l0Iessi
lat It's isborssving invention
2d II doe. destroy the saccharine mailer n ne hour
S4 The bread baked with IL is better thsn be pro-
ducsd m any Other way.
an Breed made with this yeast may he used By invads
without the slightest injury.
SIN Biscuit made with viii be ghtsr and sweeier than
nrnsde vi IN common yeast
9Th BucEheat cakes infinitely better raised WIN ms
yeast thsn with any other.
IN The bread ready FOR baking soon as % Is mixed
with the yeast
sih This yeast has received the premium 81 The late Fair
OF the American Institute.
Sold. wholesale and retail, BY
i22tf GAssNER I YOUNG lla Chatham ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
paleniinfs.



Cone ore en- all. volr flyItes pf-fairf
For gentlemen ani lstlss -sif ,. - ID. .
LARGE ASSORTMENT q al-nuies O. e.-iy
n t.scrirucr c1r1iczl. c1iZricalr rASi-A all
rnsutsI on uiain and lsc-d parer Al a. pil-r -
rfaiu Ard fancy envelopes. comic 40 s--4-i.-- 49,
-i,a vvriIer. sr Who Iesale ard REAL BY - -,
$3.50 JOHN j. BROWN X CO u lllor -
=. 3. Na4rrii1r- az every -1r--r ~
20 order.
CTPID'~ HAD UARTER-.-hs.asa 80 "a
s--CIrsei fr - Valentine a. agenl. ior nc So % -
he r.ces.arv requisites Tor he season o. ~, io.,
oo-t-r ssrtreut love. Ac- We have s1pPe1 ollst'v'
rsfb a.. ss.ortnneni consisting Of eonlca tllA,c a.
t-,yi~si srf sentimental aienunr- Alsu Ar.'iAe " IT.
tar. Ervaors Gc. tc wholesale snd frtali y
T0US J. BROWN < CO. - Fulton-s- n-1l NAsse-
y .rnfnes written ard hlled p 10 orlsI. III
VTIIFSTINE-.-A iarge assortment Of s-enlines,
- III r-'r-s ID STYLES. with enFe-gfs eu- Nsenine
rir. i 0f-red by he sl5scro-r q, a-i-s 80 srnle
- a. Irvtes 10 rsi and examine them A. tneif rs-re
a. - 40 made such arrnr cement. WIN r.ier eA1f-
49,. - f deliver postage free, Ell ari.lnr- pufetised
M nm hov will b. kept inside ne store 70 receive
,s, 40 s thsv can be directed ard maef % me spo
c. HOLT. Jr Music Store, - Fgion-'t
sf w. "a door eA-. o. oIoeaNsy-
YT.IF>TINE-.-Tbe subscribers have MT received
i@anii1a1 assortment % Ns'eriines which they viii
se Al wholesale or retail very low prices Motto seas
note pspers, envelopes, &c. ~.,.-,r, - 49,
s. FRANCIS LIZ NIL, - Nl--r---a---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Schools.
Oo.RDING AND DAY SCHOOL "a

DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young "a
ID iies-N-s BAILEY would ilfprm hfr patrons @nl NE
1l- tsr se Ia. secured re services cf an abe eerie-
ma q, -arfrferf he English Department of rer school
The next re-- AZ term Fi commence on MONDAY ne ih
80 Ttose srerfs a b. ,sh their dau1 lters to Join The
-s.ses now forming will please maze IN e1 AZ -pf IS
lion nirc0nreni-nt % enter a. ne co eelrnl oI l
ro6 Arrsr-ererts have been .de Win d-ir egi'lel
Pr~fsssor of his city, hv which Nccs Music both ,ac
ard saelsr l. tsus h fhrough0ui The school Terms,
r,sse Known Il Mrs Baueys residence, No ID CARROLL
plsce, Bee-ker-=L iNi - ll-n, wv ; -
TO TEACHERS.
XITANTED 10 Jet or lease. large house ard academy
w snafe3 near he city vel adapted Tor sboafdin- ADJ
sav school The rrorreto~ m furnish scholars Tor re
rent or II preferred he oil allow fair par OF ne pros
10 an efficient teacher for ssng charge d me same Ap
Div 10 A NEWMAN. 50 Broadway, y. J. Or address
note rosi pad - 1--ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Nj ARM JOU r y A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED
sohr Retecos WoslAm, days from Norfolk, corn. 10
Hunter
Sehr volsni simoas days I'm Norfolk corn to W
Durham
Schr Nm Pollard Rumble IL Is I'm Georgetown. sc
cotton and rice TO Badger Peck Eth inst IN gale from
Sc 70 NV, while lying 10 lost pan OF deck Dad 9Th.
"a Southampton spoke bark - TN Philadelphia for
Boston.
sehr W Purnell Chadwick. Bertha Nd corn
sAILED-shp Palestine Liverpool bark Ann Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Leoai Notllts.

Dl ORDER OF Hon. Charles r DAILY, Associate jadc
D0f ths Court Of Common Pleas for he Cry and olnJ
New Yors-Notice i hereby given pursuant 10 me "
visions Of the statute Authorizing Attachments Hgansl -
scOnding concealed. and resident debtors mar a.
tachneu has issued against the estate u Geoflr IT,
ard resident Of Providence State u Rhode issnn
that the viii be- sod for the payment % bf ~
unless b. appear sad discharge such attachment
~ sw, within nine NOR hs from he tr puph st H.. es
notice snd that The payment Of any deus dur 70 -, IA
residents Of his State, ami ftr frhqefy 20 A.n al
Use OF any property within his STATE beong - ~ %
the transfer OF sny property by nm a. 10
u" aA' NC ''''' Da''" sTyRIISd THAikk.
Attorneys Tor Attaching creiao'' NO sswYsSs.
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