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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30
ROBERT l. aURRAY,)
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Is PURSUANCE u order OF tho sarosat- Of the cosny
Se- Yos hsoy gwen al p-ru- having claims ssc',
aahf cbi-HoL ~ at- Of he c Of 80 fosa t-ss.-i % -.
vouchers h~reoi h- subscrb-p ts s,ofs
II William kalHe 80 COT Gfe-l~ch street. he CT Of Nss
Yofk bsrs Ns0fy SIXTH day II November ls -Dasf
N,r.f .I-fkf OF .s f.a4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

Is PURSUANCE Of order Surrogate coaaVs
N-H fon noiics hss6y sssa ~ al p-f-o1s hasIag esns
sgsin LOUIS RICHARDS, late " tLs Cy u Se~ f0rs -
cbant,
.ubserb-f IL oAes u stsras fhsysr ssts
he Cy Of Ne- fds before the h-eah " s-ptsms
aIo isvou GECRGE n RICHARDS Asuf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

EsNh---lN SPRING, PEEkskILL SiNG-SlN6.
hssn.zz'.rsrs TARRNrONN and tie l.cfmed.as
places touching al Hanmondst each way The new
steamer JOS BELNNAf. Capt } ? Iai.mani WI cave
,o of Ch.mher.st every m0,ning ~ o'clock Retam.
ina caves Cold Spring al II N and feesskll al z N
On Sundays tins UP extended 10 NJ" orrsh, .esvus
mvl5 I'M. Nm RADFORD a co - Wesir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

" y. w. GLOVES. Dentist, Ss7 Hudson-st oPpo-
o'clock A NJ. I0SP.M lels lu.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

n PURSUANCE Of order q ths Cossy
Ssv fots Noiss hsr-oy % ell p-r-ous hayag cas
against AMBROSE MERGER at- o The Ne~ ba1s.
sas-d
hs f-sdee No ~ Wet street - o.
New Yors ~ before ~ oh t u September ss
fofk ths lo'h DAY ofMsfch, lssg
laI7 l.ssn- oEORGE " MINOR Es....a !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

$50 hsssoy gsso, y Us f.<ts.s ssa q a. 81
JOsfAb sEsBir naive u EoEzns Cry f1,
mach n f~cssssd sId s1o alleged b. 1t
s sPYy n he suross- Of ,ss coslfy Yors <;lss
q r2a gppa ~ sst.s Of s4i % sg y
JAY nsri, a. o oers 8e fslooaDass New You Jsss u,
~. III --slel AWE 8 InAYLE pn.. Nm. .lc.aax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ fewiers Il Wells, Phrenol c gists and
raostsners. Clinton Hall. Isl Nsss4u-sL The PArk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

~ Z
NCHIBALDH COLE Summons Tor monsy demand caos-a
10 ARCHIBALD COLE You are bese5 summoned " as-e
he this sctou. whNh compliant vas hsd The os 4
the thus Court the Cy o Ne~ foA oe b- 80 a. II Jses
ostaat t,op o ytur So ~ Aa'ss
CO New fo ts-nty days at-f th-
hsfeo o tho DAY Of .uh snd iaio
ser the conn a-ssd he pauuh all Judgment 10 o.
sum ouc fhuusud ehy and sl 81
interest June a4i hf hgad
and tort, nine bessir Jane % ists
res taxHss WAIhER ADAMS. rsmtu' Auofrey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

- ANt HtkAin ~ COLE. SAMUEL eifNfNe Att ntVhut
COLE drusai contract 10 ne
p-~nasnt hereby sunuensd b
he tompaa .ctoa Nuh c1mpslt aej n th@ fs q
the cy of N-~ lafk Ca ihe 40 "a q
COPY snsNf 90 %, 81 ~ "a Va
al street "a the tty ihW tNeuy Gays srr ~
h-r-of etcuse oi the lay Of such and yel al
complaint slofssd the psuif vii uAe utsnsi
Tor hurdrst and doafs ant tre 80
geas interest tNsnteth ~ June, ihos
.ht hundred Tiy bessie eoso sltpsisd Ja1s ~
i..s ll.s3 iaW6~sl wALkkR ADAMS fiaeuH Aiiorse,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

~ PURSUANCE Of order OF the suogae Of Toe Coasy
1 New ior notice hereby ali persons has1S 1smt
against LNDLtf MURRAY as Of tho Cy II Ne~ fon i~ess
pssnt The sans v0ucLsi thereof ne sabscou
the os Of Hly Moray. No ~ south sff-st the ca
N~ f0rk bsfs tho sGth dy Of November lsrDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

IDUBLic ADMINISTRATORS OFYIck NJ. Ts..ssgstfsst-
ht1s h-reoy t. rsTes AID cert of ia " y0ss
"VoDs 4ts ofs Cty % h-S io clfr-nlsr 3e@sss al -
asg,1 o. have ci~d sla Apply
N Coaniy u S-w -;tsFs Of Assts4sa lpoa
q - s5 tsstss 10 .D fy II ysy ~ 0odek 40
orertpl- Dated Nss Tofs Jul@ 20, $50
J~40 ls@s- JANIS ; fHAYER. Pabls 4drni...tsnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

NToTICE-The copartrerstip heretofore existing
' under the arm OF Die kSON FiSLETIEk, CardeTs,
iee EN- :. Ne-York nd BrUWn-st wharf Phi adeiphla
has ms dav bera dissolved 4. Dickson VIII continue
iae above business his account q. brow hAri
]. shrn~rt A r DICKSON.
New YORK June r. 1873 le-J &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

10 FARM FOR sALE-A desirable Farm Of IS
Of land limestone soi suitable either for grain
or grass, situated TWO miles west Of Newburgh,
Orange County On the premises good house, large
barn. tenant house sheds &C me fruit and excellent
ter Particulars will be given on application 10
le2l Nv WRIGHT 4 LOSEE. 70 FrOntst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

~: lei 4 conveniently arranged dwelling and Wen
~ h1it thre,story shop with blacksmith shop aioin.
Ing eHgibly situated Ia M0rusto~n. \. }. The ground
comprises about one acre, Win nl uees sfuooeil &c
" D be- offered Apply by lelier OF otherw Sc 10 . .
ie4 II J BREWSTER SONS, so broad"ay' y I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30
TO LET
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

nc. IN THE VILLAGE or BLOOMFIELD, four
Be mas from Newark ore-stOry and atAe mouse VITA
- good basement. thrregusrtrrs ~ On sore OF Hna
wei stock ed with fruit trees 10 - wiihin I'VE mnus
wax OF The church. schoo. and stores communication
with Nev-York SIX or eight umes day The premises
sre vel fenced Inquire 0f { WARD. ~ fehfi-st %
~ John y BIDDUlPH. GA the premises iclS ing
o. THIRTN-FOIR TH->T. LOTS FOX SALE.
H. Two lots 90 Thuy-fcurth.st soah she ae9At
~ midway between seventh and Eiguh eN- Aue
street : leo Zee, wide graded and severed The os are
nm ana very des.rahy located. Inquire Of
r1vz5tf " n CANFlELD. 40 Greeuwich-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

NCHIBALD X COLE sad ABRAHAM NoNks -sa@ae.s
a. money demand To the ahvsaArsi ssl-asaus
fou rsch of sou hereby sauast ~ 'nS-f ne eeapai
In III. acton shch complain hos ne thle ol ne
h. Court Oy OF Nss ios uc 80 GAP Of Jaas nsiaat
aui 90 tpy slsr-r un ~ a. y II Nassau o. AZ
CIV lok ~hu days st-t re trfse hersoi
elusive the such s-fvFe aut Nr1 ia % aas~sf -
compliant AFORESAID ile stf viii isAe u'shent 20 ~ ga
sht ani thf dollars aad itf cents wa ltsfss
rom Jaas lolsant r1t hllifrt aa
tfb sr-. bsst. losts uf snL Dated Jlu- =, lril
laeeNs WAlhtk 4 ADAMS. Pa 'tfd a teflsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

.,UFREME COURT OF Nsw "A tnsl GO BE- has
Sc 90 Col1 Ne~ lofk -A~ssn-r ksnAn. CaanE.ts
SAITH C-or.- Thuf.sf Juha Cal piis, esatsf w
IAN sni NJ hsnisl thtt~nd~n prsuc.nis ,alHo
of uoa-y d-iusot coutract 10 WILLIAM y OffohAsf
,unuoass Repaired 10 snss-r The emp snt "a i sca
shah cpy ihs tsy fed be alsiss On oi Ms GVsf
80 t -.s. COPY 81 onr compliant
.fbsf a. IA. Cn.e ~ oil Nssssu street ~ Ny % ~
sffT The Ul us slullals
YOU .sciu.s- OF such AZ sea All a.
n. AL plant the sor-,si h- plant r. ia
t.s. ads n-u, ssast ,on ior he ct hautrt
at, i've eut With interest on ~ sseee ~
OF NAV thousand eight hunirs ant fly nn~ e@,s e-p 4
,ur-Dated NV lors. Jure L. letA lhohA, W shlld,
FiantHs Attorney No FL Nassau street Ns- ioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

DAGs.-The hishes, market price paid 10 cash for
ItRAg-. Canvass. B1ggng. Po-ters Paper, Wrapping
sock Grass, Tarrec AID Hemp Rope BY
jBly CYRUS W. FIELD CO. q BeeknAnsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

CAST IRON ORNAMENTAL UNTAlNs.-D. L
y FARNAMS double acting in Ard force Panips :
ship and are engines. ganlel engines. deep wei plnPs
copper nrited hose a. s4kes &c. kc m1nnfaciured ~
.e-s 81 G. B. FARNAN, 10 Fuii0D-sL up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

Cd FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
houses and lots 1. hours BY railroad from New York
Also land 10 lease al u acre per year for term
Of years, IS miles from Neg-York by railroad. Also 10
acres tor sale for $40 per K. VAN VEGHTEN,
e23 I'm o. DlyisiOnst. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

IL aides are respectfully informed maj tl4s de-r-1r AZ
uc.e Of Sumner can Be had Tor ne extreme lo's
price Of -. Al CASTRELLS - BOvery, oet~ een Bond
and Great Jones sts i-in w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

Whenever American capitalists shall have opened
large mercsnle establishments IN his town. the traders
nom nearly all the Departments u McKee, north OF ZacA
tecas snd west Of Ssltio, and fsrr4s, viii be found
wsndng lher way III fAso for Anercss and EaropsSn
xoods There win be the great MeNicSn and Ame-
rcaa mart OF the country, and this beautiful oasis ct
noslh-west desert will become the Palmyra Of America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

/ EATHER HOSE Of every description manEise-
Ilrrec u the bes- materials. and colszy o. hand A.
So Hlds0usL AMI basement Of Of Pearl snd Canaan
"a la NHkStr T q BrcKNASTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
FOR SALE,
SUGAR Plantation, in the Parish Of st. james

4 SUGAR Plantation, in the Parish Of St. james, on
4 the right hank of the river. seventy.one miles
,a,ye New Orleans, and nine miles below Donaldson
vile. This piahtati ion contains about two thousand
arpeurs Of very superior land, Of which more Than
-:hl hundred are in cultivation and pasture and the
r.s in wood, containing ample supply Of the best
lmbeT for building and plantation purposes. The
cleared portion oil the property has about five hundred
ateenis cane, plant aud altoons Cane enough VIII
/. NM 10 plant two hundred and fifty arpcnts ext
,,a. 4 very large and commodi us Sugar House,
n.a new with two large SETS of keties-one just re-
SELL and Ike other put in complete order-and very
rtrrspi steam Sugar. OF large size and in line
e,drr are on the Plantation. An ample number Of
Uor.es Mules aud Oxen, Wagons, Carts, and every
Necessary tool and implement, are on the place.
Win the Plantation, or separately as may suit pur.
ehsseis will be sold, one hundred NEGROES, OF all
s,-. among whom are valuable mechanics and sugar
makers all experienced and we'll trained in the culture
OltsRs. Among them are about sxty-three efficient
Aaat,, which, with the addition OF twenty more,
leonslilute force fully sufficient TO the most adj
ysu!.-ous Guilty. avn OF the Plantation purchaser,
raa,r, with or without such addition, viii find The
property fully provided with every thing necessary TO
maj, arse crops from the beginning, and ut very III
liz sIeerse. AS Supposed full provision OF corn
Lasesn made this year, that source Oe{pense may be
slTr and little will be required for repairs OF
sny iind.
offered Tor sale, as we'll In relation TO this fertility and
.aiuness of the pa paton, As To the quality OF tho
m,roes who aye moi only all thoroughly acciimated,
but large number born on the place, and having been
well taken Of, in full vigor and strength Eur
ls description IL cessary, a. those disposed TO
psrhase viii, doubt, visit the property and Judge
of themselves. Fifty thousand dollars will be rrqulr-
sd cash. aud the balance in and two years, for
us bearing six per interest," satisfactorily Sc
cured Possession will be given on The first OF January
HeIt.
Nine hundred aud fifty four shares Of the Stock OF the
ra,ssa's Bank viii also he sold, together with the
Plantation. The Purchaser, In part payment OF the
price / purchase, will assume mortgage debt due TO
iss CRlens Bank, amounting TO twenty four Thousand
sev.y sir dollars twenty four cea,s; with interest at
eight per cent from firs March, eighteen hundred and
forty eight, payable In onr, two, three, four five aud
az years; and also stock loan due to the Bank,
Amounting Ia thirty -four thousand nine hundred and
S'lydse dollars, payable by INSTRUMENT, and renew
sbe the first al March, eighteen hundred and my,
every thereafter until the expiration of the
cnlons' Banks charter.
81. JANIS, October 10th, 1919.
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS,
SOv5-e2awl2t Uonaldsville Postoffics
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09

FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
ChiRpeWa Farm.

I,RE terms Of sale Of this Farm made last septem
Der hot having been compiled with, IL il again Of
fersd. This Farm is amongst the most valuable in the
county Il lies within two miles Of the Rappahan-
mock river and canal, seven miles Of the village OF
Warrsnton and between four and five of the Fauquiei
White Sulphur Springs it contains between nine hun
drsd qnd one Thousand acres; the greater portion OF
which is the fine red so generally found in that coun
~, With large portion OF fine bottom meadow land
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain and
tor grazing; several good springs, with line stream
running through the whole Farm.
The Improvements are comfortable plain Farm
h1pss, Barn. Stables, Cabins, &c; each having been
RECENTLY put In repair Not very distant from these
elevated site for the erection of such better build
Tags as proprietor might prefer, commanding full
view Of the whole Farm The location Of this Farm
rsnders il desirable property; Its proximity the canal
To ths village OF Warrenton and the White sulphur
springs afordn: more than usual facilities Of health
aud Of society; and by the canal cheap and ready
Cess market for all its products. The terms viii be
liberal rs most purchasers could we'll desire Pos.
session given al any time TO swift the purchaser with
desi able cement the putting In growing crop
Purchasers wishing to view The Farm. are referred
To Edmund + Rose, Esq, tnow the occupant Charles
Chiffon, or Jones Green, Esqrs, residents within few
miles, or To JAMES FONTAiNE Of Hanover,
z THORNTON of fredericksburg,
Aug. lief Executors Of A r Rose, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
Terms Of the Enquirer.

: ms ENQUIRER is published DAlLr lioT Tie City)
S.sMl. w EEKl.Y (for The coantry.) Fer the Daily
.eyen dollars per aunum, and al the rate ot eight
~, if taken for shorter prriod thanons year For
Smi- Weekly, tive dollars per ann mum, and Ihfse
IN for ak mouths, pay able In adsanc.io pad N
,as, RENTED by mail, post paid; si1 poliais
.uuah at The end ofthe year
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
the DAILY ENoUiRER-for one square Of
rn lines or less, first insertion, fifty cents, anu
',y succeeding insertion twenty-h vs csnts-h IN
.s,L once a week, twice week, or three u"ie'
~ tnirty.ssyea and a half cents.
~ rue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF siieen
or less hrst insertion, IS CENTS for each e"h''nu
advertisers are charged fifty dollars Tor 'hi
. Mn.a. and in that proportion Tor adser.se" s
y 1,,a,e, lenpth-rIcept Lottery Vendors anu ase-
s,nsers who arc charged ono hundred aoiais 'papei
i,;uded j.. accommodated with
.Iyance nav or satisfactory references, To insure
,,.uti"n. ,,. ~. r.m,,,.a ma, ms,,.
s,od aud available Bank notes, al the risk OF the
postage Of all letters bang paid BY TIE ,ori-
,h hostage Of single letter Is scarcely uf any
Wh- lie writer: II isthe accumulation Of post
r''a IN sYtensive business, which operator as 4
Wsnn,t sx upon the Editors.)
sn a. 0s;t.aries and Marriages from tho country,
- me pariys hand wrilinsis unknown AT this
s,'l ,t he authenticated by the endorsaion vi the
o1 In the nsi2hborhood or they will In no case
f''msu.h,d. Every measure, that has been taken to
os positons andquixLes, hHsproved heretofore
p1.liue We must, therefore insist, ~ such case
,a M, ntonbeiug certified by the name OF
pos,msstsr. ,oritten ON the back Of theletter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
REMOVAL. oF AN tXCELLENr oFFICER.

REMOVAL. OF AN EXCELLENT OFFICER.
The removal OF Peter &. Washington, Sixth
Auditor, nas been cousumma.cd al las. Though
he had The testimony OF leading Wigs 10 his
perfect competency and valuable services, and
though as il is stated below by "lon, The cor
responder, If The Baltimore Sun and friendly
To The Administration, thai Mr. Meredith exert
I'd himself 10 prevent This foolish acl Of rroscrip-
lion The policy Of The Butcher Ewing prevailed
and an admirable officer is sacrificed. From
the following it appears that The axe is to
swing with new energy and yioi ence. AID The
more moderate members OF this feacherous ''rc-
party" regency are, on every question, 10 come
square up 10 the Procrusean bed OF Ewingi>m,
or 10 be thrown overheard:
~ Learn that great changes are 10 be made
among The subordinales in The Office. This fol.
lows as mailer OF course, We expect To hear
oil other renewals Of importance in day or
two. The Cabinet will wait for NO more eec>
tons. Those that happen 10 day and tomorrow
are not expected 10 increase the strength of the
administration. II is matYelonG thai il required
so long lime 10 override MIR Melcdlth's opi>
Mons and pnlicy as to removals. II require
they say, 10 effect MIR. Washing;on's removal,
BALI dozen special visits 10 this city, by Co
vernon Johnston and By Senaler Cooper, AMI
double sIIltLa OF The Cabinet ia Saturday.
This matter being seu.ed, and il being under.
stood that all LpcoS are 10 walk The plank, il il
time to look oul for he next great political moves
ment. The next movement is already Swallowed
forth; il is 10 drive cut ollhe cabinet cerIaIn per-
sons who are excep'ionable 10 cerlain Wing
cliques and bring in others. This game has gone
pretty far already, and We shall see The result ol
il soon alter the meeting ul Congress,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.

nESERTED the premises OF his owner. on the 18Th oil
" June last, negro man named BOB. lie Is about
las years old, five feet and upwards high, black COM
,op with but one eye which one is not recOllectcd
b. speaks quick when spoken 10, and, 1t excited,
sdrrs Had when he left IN old Panama hat, dark
yfsnia made Goa. aud pants. The owner has reason
i, nir that he is harbored by free negroes.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery 10
IA, Al my house, or il he is secured that gel him;
yded he should be taken after the date OF this notice.
Al l. SPENCER.
lup-nbu,y county Nov 9Th cot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
treleeraph,d Tor The Baltimore Sun
. prryriI DIfEf-INcKEASED PROSPECT nf
4 EIrROPcsS WsE--S RUSSIAN THREAT
NRSr INDIA MhIl.S &c.

A FRENCH UIiEi.-lNCNEASED fKDSfELl VI
rIrROPcsS ss.-S RUSSIAN THREAT
WEST INDIA MAILS. &c.
MN NntK Nov. G, lr'2.
III. Nrw Yor. tngIirr aud Endnnrr OF This morn
nr CONF ins the io.lo" GspatciI from London u
Liverpool up Ia III. al the sailing oi Tie III
hernia
dispatch from, Pa ria dated Friday ~ noon SAYS
purina The speech ci Nattbrn DE- Ia Dfonr, ON lie
Roman uur slion IN the National Assembly. an alter
cation occurred between NJ. Theirs and NJ Riso The
latter declared that the former had said that the riec
ton OF Louis Napoleon would be disgrace u"
France wiiefepun hirfs demanded Satisfaction, and
duel was n,u ediately fought with pistol, but neither
narty sustained any personal injury. The seconds
Then came forward and stated that The parties bad done
all that honor required, and both members returned 4"
The Assembly Jusi as The sitting was adlonfnin.,a'
o'clock. DE Ia Rossrre was the las; speaker, AMI
wnu!d continue his address TO day "
The Evenement says that the Russian charge. ~
PARIS had made known 10 The iGirien mihi>irf ih.t
Russia would regard The entrance of NE ffehsh meet
into the Uardanrl!ss IL 4 DECLARATION "i war.
The same paper says thai "riets 'ia been gwen l"
the French fleet 10 JON tir English itrtt nj Naples
Aiyices have been received from London 1T Liver
mol 10 The 9th October stating that the steamer -
yern, which lrrt Jamaica Oh The I'D September
brought one million Of specie merchants arc","l
and eighty five thousand dollars on account Of Mai.
can dividends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

,tSAWAY from the subscriber, \ few days since,
X ny Negro Man, ANDREW. The said Negro is a
n,,, islow some Is or % years old, of brown COM
"l.,yn rather Intelligent. purchased him IN Rich.
rnoDi Of Mr.. Tuupleman, last May. lie was raised
r,, fredericksburg, near which place suppose he ID
~, mixing The above reward will be paid 10 any
~. who will deliver him TO me, at Stony Point
Nh, Cumberland, or secure him in any jail SO that
tv him. JoGo ;. SeoAi
u aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09

A late arrival al New Orleans from Te1as
announces that Major Chevsllie has Withdrawn
himself from the service OF Chihuahua, in
which he had been engaged in hunting down
the Apache Indians al $500 head. His men
had made $500 each hy their expeditions. and
none Of Them had bren killed or wounded. A.
The latest dates, says The account in The Plea.
yune, he was lying i'll al Chihuahua, having ac-
cidenIally shot himself on his Wav T. Caiior-
mia. A company ol iai'y men, commanded by
John GIanlon, from San Antonio, is sill ensa-
ged hunting The Apaches, who are now furious.
IL hostile 10 the Americans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-09
sCuONnERGEh CONvICTED.

AT ats hour Tuesday night, the prisoner cliarg-
ed with numbering his own wife in The county Of Hen
rico about two years ago, wa found guilty OF murder
In the second degree, In The Criminal Court, Judge
Robertson and sentenced to imprisonment n the Pen.
ientiary for eighteen years. the full extent Of the law,
we believe. The case, which had excited much inle-
rest and for the trial of which, therefore, d,-
cult to empanael jury, was Easagai with skill ane
ability by Mr.. CasRe, for the Cnmmunwe alth, and
Messrs Ro. @. Scott, August and Watkins, and w. w.
Crump, for tho defence. Judge Robertson, in his nsa
vocation Of Criminal Judge has exhibited much labor
industry and energy.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

WISHING to give up farming, l will rent out my
W Farun, SNINYARU'S, situated Immediately on
The road between Orange Court House and Gordons-
sillc three miles from The fnrmer, and six from the
latter place, containing six hundred and tweniy.c
acres, which, when properly cultivated, produces well
delightfully."- watered every variety of fruit; ue rich
Gdrden CUmmod iOus dwelling house, with all neccs
say houses; beautiful aud desirable place; 10
ihekly settled aud eenerl nelghborhood Also, por
lion of the Servants will be sold on the lst duy Of DE
cember or the next fair day. wish TO sell piece Of
land Orange Court House, nrar enough for pa.
ire 10 that place; most productive piece OF land
sth wood enough TO keep il upi IL 10 well clovered-
Any person wishing to buy rent, will apply person
ally u me. lana enabled TO make the title good, as
they win by examining the records also, hy good
legal advice. Any one wishing valuable Servants.
viii do we'll To select al private sale before that tne
desire not To sell Ia traders They are most vau
able Men, all young, except three on the Farm; ffs
tate Boot maker, Blacksmith, Wneelwright, two first
tate Dining room Servants and SempslIess, includ-
Ing other Female Servants; good Wagner and two
Carriage drivers among them.
Uct9-ctf COLE.
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70 ALL PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY

NOTlCE Is hereby given that we, Nathaniel Chaun.
~ coy aHd Henrietta Chauncey. survivin, .,sc".
tors Of Elihu Chauncey deceased ali of ths ,,v "
fhadephia 70 the State OF Pennsylvania, intend Ia
transfer TO William Savage, ofihe said civ six shares
o. stock in the Chesterfield Railroad Germany, NO
burg Railroad Company, and three hundred ana nnsiv
tares Shares OF Stock in the Richmond, Fredrrcks-
1a.s and POTOMAC RAILROAD Company, standing in the
said several Companies. respectively. v ''''
NATHANIEL CRAUNCEY
s.,. HENRIETTA CHAUNCEY,
csSisisiag Executors Of Eiihu Chauncey. deceased
fniadslphls, Oetobsr l0-ew&m