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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

NEW EXCHANGE OFFICE.-FlLLEY L
lFTHONP>ON, l1f- 81 the ofrce q John Tboupso1,
- Wast have opened new exchange aud collection o.
fee u ~ Waist ir Aech2nics Banking Association
B1liirxs where al kinds u Money viii b.
bought aud sod fair market rates Notes and drafts col
l-cted al the principal places Ia 'he United States and
Canada and every branch OF money brokers' business
aOas spcn fair and honorable prineiplss- MO lsti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
poNp,s pam DESTROYER

MILL ARREST BLEEDING immeds tely, relieve
w paia arising from burns scalds, bruises pain IN me
lack, headache, &C.
For particulars see pamphlets which may be had OF
a q IN SAL. loo FuIton r. " Moss SOC Grand 1t.
co, v,uian-st J. n J. Coddington, 505 Hud-
III. johnson, rs Broadway. son.st
A l.. WinshiP, n East do Geo " Gum, 5ll beeoker'
Msrc-r.au cor broadyay MI 2wieS2wos.
md Fonrfee nth-ft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
CARPETING.


~,upAPRsT CARPET EsTABLiSHMENT
4 80 f,r,ted States, 70 Bovefy, HIRAM ArDEh-
- Iii Be found large assortment OF rnslsn
sOS esn esrpcfns purchasec At low prsces Tor casn
ana saiendid variety or hssrh rugs tstis and pisso
49, ..sts oil Cloths he all OF wheh VII oe soio =
lea. than u any other warehouse 'Is' fees'e'
= se isrre tulted Hearth Rus., 5s sscn. .. a
400 yards Venetian Stair sad Han 01Ps''s' - w.
n 40 ~ sss sst Window Shades, from y 70 s"'
$500 ssrds Enslish Drusset low prices q. G. "a. "a
On va Fr s.sh dou BE Superhne ION y. - w. f ~
500 yards English ply Csfpet st .Sr plSs. h..
i,yse lot Of remnants Of OF elotn. 70,
heInsmDef, 80 -. 90 Bowery.
Nrgxv CAPPHTs, OIL CLOTHS, &c.-The
~oa1 eel the attention Of his friends AID
sls nnlly % extensive assortment 81 ell the
w svIes of ExminsteT, Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry
ps.s. kressels Threeply, Ingram, and every other
I~,,,sn Of Csrpsting together with great variety Of
05i a,,eh in widths frof feet 70 "A feet many Of which
are ia snd well dyed TO which the attention Of Steamboat
oxssrs snd hotel keepers particularly requested
Also Dussss Of the best English manufacture, spenoo
patterns and bright coor vaTyng from 70 ysos "laei
Hearth Rags Table Covers. STAIR Rods ke. Porehs.ers
are Informed that the arrangements with ne fnanssc
turep Of Europe and this country, enables ths sssrssI
% retail the qualities Of Cefpetng A. about tne usual
wholesale prices. at W. H. 9UION'o Wneroons,
fronting on u East Broadway snd7i Di'son7"-
81 ~.<f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

DUBIIC NOTICE. IL hereby given that the follow.
iar resolutions have been pfeserted ia ~, Ro.,d az
Aldermen, VIZ To hsye Twellh street. between Ave
sosis into the necessity Of reeuiasrs 49, $50
10 Delaney from Shsnastree' % TIE East River
An persons Interested IN TIE soose pr0pOscns having
er,.s,,ons to tbs SANE requested 70 pres, ~
~Srius to ths andsrsisssd 81 his once, No sHIi Of
Re<ords on or before tho - s>r~s November Inst
MARTIN y. THs ~' sstC Commissioner.
Street Commissioner isslsis Ils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

FRANK MILlER'S
I FATHER PRE>EaFATiNE sud Wttsr Proof Oh
l. sckiuk, or b0ls sboes h1rness cs-ris-s-fC1s kc
Fcr sac tie uanaisc sur-r'. pric- ih@ % owrE
Places %. Lesr, Jotu-s: 6r.niss F.-fer, - ksider-
lsne; S,1ut q Wan. 20 Pearl z. G0uth~aii : Co.
- fesflsf.s james VIE. rs, 20 Gfsen"-c--s..
me- .nki;Hs
DR. 4. BRAILLY. Md. Of The facility Of Psris,
rrIti on esisbatss professor Lissne hss removed
% 80 h11scls, q Crosby enc block from 2rcs1
-sy. TIE Dr. - e71srl,.d every zay from % N
1s.<@ 4 a. fus-
STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY ~ sAe.-Aii the ma
- teiAs Tor -rer-tyD- fcundry snd n perfect order
II VII - ed II nrs-osfe spr 70 made q an ex-
c-eolnEJ .oS pres. At5rsf 'r----- Z. Tribune or
Gee. ne lwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.

DICHEs 0YMNASfIC ACADEMY, l5e and lol Cros-
Ilby-st--The largest and most complete Gyinnastic In
sttuon on this continent, open from sunrise until 10
o'clock r NJ The subscribers to this Institution receive
thorough course Of instruction In Gymnaties Classes
meet al sunrise N oclock A. NJ aod al and Y. NJ For
particulars a. TO terms &c inquire at the Academy
MI lwss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
OrnIIC AnMINISTRATO R,S 0FEICR g.

DlBLiC Abhi hrIVhs Vffitk, Ne.
7Nas<sasreet-Notce y hereby sen % the relatives
Az newt 81 Kin OF CHARLES n. OkkELl late mate 81
bark Harriet T. Bartlett deceased and whc 10 alleged
have died that the effects Of The said interstate
in the hsrss OF Inc Pahc Admin sa;or, will be admins,
tered sod dsposed OF by him according 90 law unless the
be elsrl,d BY lawful executor aon.nisfra-
tor Of The deessssa BY the 10th day OF December next
Dated Nov fosk, Nov is.lss7 JAMES ;. THAfER,
NJ pphfr A6rrfntxrrstar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

nCBLIC NOTICE "a hereby given that the follow
ina petitions have been presented in the BOARD OF As
ssADt Aldermen, via To have the sidewalks gagged In
front OF the Jewish Burial Ground IN kleventhst
Slxt.asvenue-To have Avenue G hilsd IN, between
Thirteenth and sixteenth and Fourteenth kiteenth
Ana Sixteenth filed in, from their present termination
to Avsnae c All persons interested In the above prop0
siiions, having objections the requested 70
present them IN writing the undersigned A. his oSe.
No Hall OF Records before the .h cav Of Noveu
Der inst-Street Commissioners Office November rs. 1917
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
Of,ee'o Commissioners ofAlms- House,
Now-Yotk, Nov. ~, 1871. I

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following
petitions have beea presented in the Board Of Alder
ren, viz To have Twenty higd-st between sixth and
Seventh avenues paved eIrh and gutter there
In. and space -four feet wide Of the Sidewalk tagged
To have foTtieths, between the Third and Fourth
regulated and enrb and gutter stones therein
To have Constructed In fortcsh.st he
fosrh and Third avenues and in Third avenee between
Thirty ninth and Forty second ats To have Forty 6rstt
Graded BET ~een Second and Third All persons
Interested In the above propositions having objections
die same are requested present then IN writing the
undersigned Al his Office Ne Hall Of Records before
tAe Soth dsy Of November inst.
MARTIN T. THOMPSON. Street Commissioner
Strset Comuissionsr's Ofkce Nov 10 lsf7 nie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
nuRIIC ADMINISTRATORS oREICE- ~

Nassau stNosise . hereby sves 70 he relatives and
next OF KIN 81 WILLIAM MCGkEGOR. late mate Of the
ship France deceased and no IL altered 10 have asa in
the effects Of the sd interstate in the hands 81
the Puzzle Admnstraor, viii be adunister,d and d.
posed of by him according - law unless ~. same hs
r.ipsd by some awfal OF aaunistr.tor ef ~
aece .sed by the goth day Of December nexDa.d New
York. Nov. ~. iS47 JAMES : rHANER.
MO law4w Public Administrsfcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
SUPPLIES FOR THE ALNIs-HOusR Dspsr

~ meat Sealed proposals will be received BY the Com
miss oner at his office the fark until o'clock r NJ. Of
the I'D iost for supplying for the use Of the Aims
Department
IS ehests Black Tea sample TO be seen a. tie Office.
40 auntals Goldfish Of the best quality,
to be delivered Bellevue foot of Twenty x 81 free
OF all expense and proposals to be- accompanied with the
names OF two responsible persons with their assent in
rtins as security for the performance Of the contract
NJ @. LEONARD, Commissioner.
Oa,es, Of commissioned Of Aims House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
NOTICE of 500 Of PIoPeI

NORPOKATION NOTICE Of SAT- Of FfopeftY
Ofor Unpaid Assossu.ents-ruhic Notice j. hereby
gven that sale Of property for unpaid assessments VIII
Of NEWTON, on Wednesday, the hrst day Of MARCH
pext at twelve O'Clock noon add DO continued from
DAY 10 day until tie whole of said property sa be sold
and that the detailed statement Of the property % be
sold for unpaid assessments Is Published IN the NEW
YORK DAILY TRlBl Ne newspaper printed and pun
gished In the City Z. New-Nork
By order Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonslty Of
the City OF NewYork.
MANTIN T.. THOMPSON Street Commissioner
Street Comm ssioners Office, November ID, 1871
n 49, IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19

HENRY JOHNSON.
90 BROADWAY, corner Chsrbers-st. in the Giraffe
I'D Buidirs whole sale ID retail Druggist o9ess for
sac for family Csc a. the trade prices
Superior Be!nsds Arrow H.nry's NagresiE
Root. COopers lsing ass,
EDshsh R0s- Water, Rearsd 6eiatire
White Gum Arabic. English Csncrni's Flowsrs
Pure Cssfor on rur- Jamaica Ginger
Honduras sarsspArfllA Old Brown Wi-dscr soap
Ru~ia a M ass Cologne " zfer by the gallon,
Prepared Barley. Congress Wafer. kc- 1c-
Also received another invcic q the ceeor.fer lob
insoas Bay Water, which Will prove . Be iuly ss-Al
the last o5 euiseOf
HANGING PAPER-Brown and blss, sor sale low,
Il Il 70 close consignm-nts, BY
us sw CYRUS W. FIELD l co. 9 BariinyslP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
(,ORPORATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F0T

CORPORATION NOTICE-PROPOSALS FOR
NOiL.-Pioposals will be received at the Once OF the
Superintendent OF Lamps and Gas No ~ Morcerst IN
al Monday 29th inst O'Clock. p NJ. latter which time
poue will be seeived tor suppyins the Corporation OF
the CITY OF Nsw-YOrk with 10000 gallons Of Winter
Strained Pare Sperm OH be delivered in such quaint
the Supe rsntebdent direct Two cents per
gallon TO he allowed all empty casks returned Sam
SMITH D. BELLOWS,
MIC LOT Superinte nd nt Lamps and Gas
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
List of Lands.

AND OTHER REAL ESTATE, situated in the County Of
Will and State of Illinois, which Taxes remain due and I'M
paid for the year herein set fortho nit the year 1916
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-29

HoBBs' PowDER MILL BIows UP.-Ons Man
Biorn 10 .aions.-About quarter past four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. the PuIvefixlng Mill connected
with the Powder Works Of MT Samuel NJ. Hobbs, 10
this town, blew up with report like earthquake.
The building totally destroyed, and tie fragments
thrown for rods all sides. Most horrible 10 relate
Mr.. George w. Nurse, young and worthy man,
about so years Of age, who employed in Il At the
time, was literally blown TO atoms, and his remains
scattered 10 every direction. At dark last evening,
but small portion OF the body had been iound.
The mill contained about SO kegs OF powder por-
ton in unprotected state, aud had been in ope-
ration for two days What caused the explosion il is
impossible 10 ascertain, the only Individual who
knew hes passed that bourne from which no travel
leF fetufus Loss ofproperly estimated about $500
Barre Patriot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-29

- ne e''e' ., zen. ay~, Is uec,ueu,y one o. ,he
interest. The Union, which, now that General Tay-
or hss been taken up with favor by the people, has
been very ehay Of it's praise Of him, thus speaks Of
THE letter Of Gen. Taylor is crowded with inter-
MED by statement of the force which won the yico
~ and list Of the killed aud wounded This is The
longest letter which has emanated during the cam
pagn from lis snihor II is full Of the most stirring
and brilliant details. No man can read il without
feeling proud OF the glory which has been reflected
upon our arms, and without anticipating the deep
moral impression which il will make upon the eastern
world. II commentaries an achievement which is
destined TO live long on the page Of history"
II looks as IL some care had been taken not 10 give
Gen. Taylor much credit for this brilliant achieve.
ment, but the people will take care TO associate him
more inmsiely with the great event, and lake mrsns
TO commemorate il by other events which are yet 10
come 10 pass Baltimore Patriot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-29

THE LATE Il AIN Asn fRrsHEr unusually severe IN
this section OF the county We were favored viii very
respectable imitation OF dogdsy weather Thursday,
the mercury standing $50 h the shade, o'clock in tue
afternoon. Il commenced raining about o with good de-
gree Of eATnesinsss, and continued with little abatement
until p. NJ on Friday. The river rapidly from
Thursday until Friday night when was pronounce
10 be higher by several inches than any previous time
within the last hy years The Bridge supposed TO be
in danger Of being swept away and hundreds collected
around to witness the grand spectacle But did ut 60
much 10 the disappointment Of the crowd and the eel oil
the stockholders. But little damage done 30 foe we
learned owing the fact prohahy that the river wa,
remarkably free from ice and Aoodwopd. .'ar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-29

.B- Mr. Cooley, the Dsguensoypsi, is taking pictures
for the Green Mountain people in Bralleboro. lie will
have some Of his largest plates for the girls
memory does not correctly VIII be not take and
preserve picture Of of Dr. wenelhos patients in
the set Of singing "a vet sheet and flowing :"
Bay STATE Wtskiy Courisr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-29

u The universal desire 10 read whatever sod Rough
and Ready has 10 ray Of his brilliant achievements wi
justify in setting aside variety Of articles intended io
paper odAy make room for his Official account Of
the battle Of Buena Vista II the longest dispatch ha'
has yet proceeded from his pen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-29

The Governor OF Massachusetts has appointed sam
uel II. Reed, Of Rowe. Sheriff Of Franklin coun'y'h
place OF Gen. John Movers decreased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01

COMMODORE STEWA publish
the following letter from Commodore Stewar!
with pleasure (says the Pennsylvanian.) The
brave veteran talks with all the blunt frankness oil
his nature, and does Justice equally to The Presl-
dent and himself We do not know who the cor
respondent was that made the use OF Commodore
Stewards name, in the matter alluded to-but We
recolleci that his story was told with all that ora
cular assumption OF authority which IS SO cha
racleris,c OF many Of The Washington letter
writer's, and especially those belonging 10 the f'c-
deral press These writer's are forever finding
mares nests, and Christopher Columbus himself
was fool 10 many Of them for grave discoye-
ries They smell biz Of news afar off, and scent
the object o. The cabinet meeting in the breeze
predicting things that never happen, and stalking
their reputation for the truth OF the worst o
scandal. The GOODNESS and solemnily with which
these things are uttered, are only excelled by the
impudence with which they meet The contradic-
ton. To this class OF writers Com. Stewart ad
ministers general rebuke:
To he Editors Of the Pennsylranian:
am glad 10 find by your paper of The 22d in.
slant that The Union, OF Washington City, has
very properly rebnked The RIGHTEOUSNESS OF the
Washington letter-wrler, in relation 10 the Chie
Magistrate oil TINS natlon ana myself. concur
with The Union, that there is not word OF truth
in the statement OF the leltsr-writer alluded to- in
regard TO what passed al the interview, uhich the
President did me he honor 10 give me, on the oc
casicn of my being 10 Washington lately.
trust have been an officer too long and 10 better
purpose, than 10 address the COMMENCEMENT
in the style The lctter-wri,er has assumed. The
President well knows all his own responsibilities
and will always be found equal to their encoun
ter, in preference 10 their imposition on others
and they, the writers, will fnd the President a.
free from The dread OF res possibility as he is from
The diclum o, The Washington letter writer's.
CHARLES STEWART.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01
azac9osaaoogu asasat,trer.

at The date fixed Embarrassment. Is o,.'D Il is
c'r ,yan, Of authority TO add to The NUMBER. 90 20
mower which has never been ao1'su l,,;1nr;ous
sueb appoinlmens are rewards OF nei,,",'v ,be
seamen or mechanics, il appears 10 mt snar
ros,ricl;on might be removed without oe'in''"'
~ me nnhlic interest or danger oil abuse.
cannot conclude this report WI ho ~ conoress
attention 10 the operation oil me aS' y. ooin,ment
Of March Sd, ls45, in regard TO tne appo ppm. es.
Of mdshipmen The justice OF tne p., nn,;paion
,abl;shed IS unoues,ionable and us applsa"G; w.
h.s n;,,en general satisfaction. previously " ~
nas e" asnointmenls were made without regard
s;S.ne. and resulted in inequalities which !!
wlltake many years TO remove; ne law loib.u,
snv annointlnent from Sac having more man
a Il" nrnnnrliou. Some applications Tor mIdshiP-
Mons warrants have recently been made in be-
half y, sons OF officers who have fallen in battle,
which could not be granted, on account oil their
residence in States not entitled | recommend
that The restriction Of the law may be SO far re-
moved, that one out of Eve or six vacancies, as
lhev occur 10 the grade Of m;dshipmen, may be
filled al large, irrespective OF the place al res
icence in the same manner as portion OF Inc
cadet. al West Point are now annually appointed.
Gases Of peculiar merit occasionally presenting
themselves might thus be provided for under The
direction Of the President.
have The honor 10 be, worry respectfully your
obedienl servant. }. I. NASON.
To The President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01

THE GULF SQUADRON. Again and
again arc panied To record the disasters OF our
Inflated .quadron III hs Cult. The inss OF the
Somsrs, With large portion OF her gallant crew,
is an event rendered donbly melancholy by The
lacr that our squadron had just begun 10 Use SUI
peror 10 is many disasters and difficulties, and TO
claim some of The honors which have heretofore
been mohopolIZsd bv The army. Late events had
revived our hopes 81 The navy, and eWaiied I'M
patiently 10 crafty our pride in lh's arm OF The
service, hy heraLling some gallant exploit worthy
oi lis anccn, renown, when alas! the unhappy late
of the gallant little Somefs and Of 20 many OF her
brave crew, came t. dampen AMI dePress our
hopes. But We again say, these disasters do MOI;
impnsn III, bravery or skill ollhe officers or men
Of our navy A cruel sea and lreacherous coast
environ lhen II our ships escape The one, they
are almost certain to tall into the other. Neither
courage nor capac iiy can fish, against obstacles
SO formidable The cowardly enemy may Jeer
and exu!t over The disasters which they owe 10
the storms and The reefs bnl their Joy is destined
vet 10 be TUNED into sorrow and disgrace. Our
gallant lars will vel haul down the tr-color OF
San Juan dc Ulua, and send aloit The Stars and
Stripes. Even their allies, the capricious Gull
and the iron bound coast, will net save them from
The punishment so Justly due 10 The dasldrds who
could raise the shout OF jog over the drowning
victims of raging sea.
The u. S. brig ol-war Somers was capsized.
and sunk in few minutes, in heavy sqnall
from The North on the Sh inst al o'clock, A. NJ ,
off Green Island There were 80 persons on
board, of whom, it was supposed at The time, 80
had pershed and among them were Passed Mid.
shipmen Fl. A. Clemson and John Ringold Hyn.
son. Since then l6 ont OF the 80 have drited
ashore, one of whom died from exposure. Eight
men went ashore on hen-coops. near Vera Cruz,
after having been in the water 80 hours, and were
taken prisoners of war by the Mrxicans.
RI. Orleans Dclia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01

TN Observation-Disclosures lin Gcochland 'osaP
Il Court, 10th November. l5f6:
Martin James and Thomas james, in h' -
right, and as Administrator OF Richard lame: =
ceased, fiaih'"'
David Hodges and Nancy his wife, who Wa Nm.
James; Mary Lee, who was Mary James;T u W
and Elizabeth his wife, who was Elizabeth Jam
George Hi:e and Nancy his wife, who "as ~
James; Thomas James. Robert James, John JaH'
William James, Drury W. James, and John y A.
and Mary his wife, who was Mary James; ", !.
Elizabeth, Nancy, Thomas, Robert John, VIM.
Drury W. and Mary, being the descendant q =
James, deceased, Dei,ndie
Bill filed, and the defendants not having eutrrsd "
appearance and given security according 10 fhr y.
Assembly and the rules Of lhI, Count, and u agrs,
the satisfaction OF the Court that they are not h
tlnts Of this Commonwealth; on tue motion of ihf Z
tis by counsel, IL !. ordered that the SAID defrhdah
appear here on the third Monday in February mex
answer The plaintiff BILL and that copy Of M
be forthwith inserted in soms newspaper puoii'F !.
the City of Richmond, and continued for Two n9"
SUCCESSFULLY, and posted NJ the front door oil ihr
House Of this county.
Copy. Trste,
Nov. 20--cw2m MAR. W. MILLER, 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01

VIRGINIA AT n Court Of Quarterly Session, l'f
for King William county, al the Court house x
Monday, the 23d DAY Of November lsib:
Lucy Ann Prmberton, flhihun
against
VIM A. Edwards John Edwards Napoleon Elfse,
Samuel Tignor aud Mary Ann his wife, Eleanor "
lard, Elizabeth Pollard aud James Pollard, thr n"i +
kin OF susan Edwards, deceased, Deirniin'
The said Lucy Ann Prmbrrion this day pr"pouha''
for prohat paper writing and certain ,tr> of mr
randa endorsed npon another paper Writing pfoiuNh
ed by WIN. A. Edwards. as hereinafter mentortdi
containing Tie nuncupave Will of Susan Edward ~
ceased and therenpon the motion OF the saii lHe
Ann Prmherton, the Court doth order, that summe. (
snmmonses be issued by the Clerk 10 the said w.
A. Edwards, John Edwards Napoleon Burke, SsnN'
1ignor and Mary Ann his wife, Eleanor Pollard ~.
beth Pollard and James Pollard, the next OF Aia 81 -
Susan Edwards, to appear herr on the ifs day ~ Z
next term of this Court and contest thr proh1 II =
nuncupative will, ii they shall please 10 d. So an
appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the coui, mar ~
Edwards of said parties, is not rrsidei ~ ".
Commonwealth IL is ordered, that copy Of ~ orr
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper puhi'-n.. I.
the city Of Richmond, and regularly continued u''' ~
first day of the next az this Court anu hho'h'
copy he posted al The front door o thr Ioufthou>'
| this county. And VIM A. Edwards, Al the same tia'
prnpou ndrd for probat irs;amentary paper pufpi
To be the las, VIII aud testament of the said Susan :
wards deceased. in which he Is named a. Exc Z
and moved that the same he proved aud esiabIl'hts
/ her last will which motion Is continued 10 the m
| term CGpy-Tesie, = .
| Nov. 26-d1t6scwlm J. %. POILAhD, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
THE next session Of this Institution will be opened
i on Wednesday, the 18th Of January, 1877.
Dee. 2g-e1 w. A. SMITH, President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01
POPLAR MOUNT SCHOOL

THE Female School AT my residence, At Por.a'
i Mount, In GIrrnsvlllr county, VIII commence ",
frat Of February, lsi' and end the first 81 Dece's'
will lake az bord-rs in my family not exceeding "'s'
scholars. Will he taught in my Schooi u" Enpi''l
French and Latin Languages, and also Algebra q
Geometry.
TERMS :-SO0 for Board and Tuition Tor tho term Z
ten months, including every charge except Aurc, "
VIII be an extra charge Of S2D.
JOHN L. HARDAWAY, ". y
Nov 2i-c2awtlstFrb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01

9th. That so much of the said message >, ;.
lates 10 the making provision by law for H. -
and punishment OF such persons as NAV y !.
gagged il priva,cering asains, The Uuilel L..
he referred 10 the Committee on Naval Ana
OH That so much Of The said message /.
lates TO our relations with the yaIions Indlan,s
be referred TO The Committee On Indian Afsi,
On motion, the committee rose and tie H..
adjourned.