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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
IN cHANcERY-vlK I'm Holloway County,
Court, November ID, 1913:
Branch II Farley and Sophia his wife, Plaintiffs:

IN tHtNIERf-NiRCfsiA In holloway county,
i Court, November ID, 1913:
Branch u Farley and Sophia his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
Archibald 4. Campbell, late sheriff of Nottoway
county, and as snch administrator de honis non OF
Abraham iiaichett, deceased, and Archer Hatchen,
and all others heirs and distributes of said Abraham
Hatehett, deceased, Defendants
This day Tins cause to bs heard upon the bill
of the plaintiffs aud The defendants Archer Hatchett
and all others, heirs and distributes Of Abraham
Hachett deceased, not having entered their appear
ance aud given security according to the act of As
seinhy and the rules Of this Court and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth il is ordered that the said defend
ants do appear here on The first day of the next Feb
ruary term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published In the city of Richmond for
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House of this county; and that all creditors
ot said Abraham Hatchet deceased come forward by,
or before, the 3lsl day Of January, lS49 aud make
known their claims TO the said administrator of Abra-
nam iiatchet, deceased; and also that said defendant,
Campbell, late sheriff and administrator as aforesaid,
render before Charles W. Fitzgerald (who is hereby
appointed special commissioner for the purpose) an
account Of his transactions SUCH who Is directed TO
Of TO court A Cony Tes,a
Dec. 4-cw2m CIV. FITZGERALD,
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RI the Editors Of III: Enqutrsr.

Messrs Editors: Enclosed send you the cor
respondence between myself and MessIs. Allen
and Paxton, concerning The arpieh ansion OF my
servant. ltnecds no comment from me, and | pub
lish il merely 10 show 10 the whole South how
trail the tenure Of their personal properly is, when
men standing as high in public estimation as
Messrs. Allen & Paxton do, are habilualy lend
Ing their aid and counenance 10 such OF The Cap
lains and crew u the regular or accidental line oil
vessels between This and New York, as may
choose 10 carry of onr slaves. Respectfully,
j. DOVE
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RICHMOND. DEC. % 1913

-. . He'O'"0sSII Y - FUfJ'
Asssrs. Allen s Parton:
Gentlemen: My negro woman, Palscy, LEFT here
on Tuesday, 18th, in company with mulato,
Tom Randolph. For advertisement OF reward,
&c, see the Richmond Wing OF 10 day. On the
morning allr abe ctl my house four VESSELS lclt
',Su New -York-the Virginia, Captain Gould;
head Of the Police, and ask him 10 uoo,.r -
search The vessels Z Very respectfully, your ODE
dicnt servant, ~ ~
refer you 10 my friend, Mr.. Gilbert Allen.
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OF the resolutions, and, al the Conclusion Of his
remarks, on motion of Mr. SEGAR, The House
adjourned
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tTRUE COPY.l
New YcRK, 26lh Dec, le4S.

DR.. JOHN DOrs, Richmond
Dear Sir: Your favor OF % al hand this morn
inc and duly noticed. While the writer lived 10
Virginia he would not deal in slaves, even 10
take them in payment for bad debt-and can
NOT now use his influence TO secure your Iuna-
way-but would be happy 10 render you any
other service. Your obedient servants,
ALLEN & PAXTON.
IMes,rs. Allen g. Paxton, we learn, are agents
FIR The New York Packet line. The South Will
mark them, surely ESoUIRER.I
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RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 16 s4e

OF The survey made by order OF The James River
and hanawha Co., in lS47 through The Dock 10
Tide waller.
On motion OF MIR. BOOTH Resolved, That
the Public Printer be required 10 furnish to each
member of the committee OF revisors and TO The
Clerk OF said committee, two copies OF the report
last made by The revsors.
On motion of Mr.. LAYNE, OF a., 1900 copies
OF the petition OF The James River and Kanawha
Company were ordered 10 be printed.
PETITIONS
Petitions, &c, were presented, and appro-
priately REFERRED:
BY MIR. LAIDLEY: OF citizens of Kapawha,
that aid may be granted by the State 10 the
James River and Kanawha Company TO i'm
prove the navigation Of the Kanawha River;
1,5OO copies of which were ordered TO be
printed.
By MIR. WATSON: OF a convention of the
people of Albemarle, for the passage of a law
establishing free schools in that county.
By Mr.. NEWMAN: OF citizens of Madison.
for aid TO construct a road across the Blue
Ridge, near the head waters of the Robinson
river.
BY Mr.. SIBERT: OF citizens Of New Mar
ket and its vicinity, for the incorporation of the
Shanondale College to be erected in said town.
BY Mr PERROW: or John Miller, for
compensation for the tuition of poor children
in Nelson county
By Mr.. HART: OF citizens of Albemarle, for
the establishment Of branch Bank in SCOTS.
vile
The House then took up the resolutions on
the Wilmot Proviso and other kindred measures.
Mr. SCOTT continued his remarks until the
sdiournment
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DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF vIRGINlA-isis.

directors OF THE BANK OF VlRGlNlh-ieis
RICHMOND.
No rur STOCKHOLDERS. BY THE EXECUTIVE.
James Caskie, 10. n. mayo,
Thos. K. Price, Arena homds,
Iohn WombIe Garrett F. Watson,
John j. London, VIM cray.
80" = NORFOLK.
Aaron Mibado. John G. Colley
VIM. S. Mallory, yohn 3. "hi'eheau'
VIM. II. Hunter, John James.
'''e' : PETERSBURG.
Joseph Bragg, VIM: Pannil''
David May, II. 3. Ha,nes,
John II. Patterson, Thomas White.
John Rowleu
' = FREDERICKSBURG.
Hugh Mercer, w; 7. oonWay'
D. II. Gordon, hooe'. p,,ney,
Thomas F. Knox, John NJ. h'"euiote'
Hugh Scott. -
Chiswe Dabney, VIM. l. 4ancey'
Ambrose B. Rucker, VIM. a. Richeson'
Elijah Fletcher, VIM. l. Young
James NJ Cobbs.
DANVILLE.
Thomas P. Atkinson, Nathaniel Wilson,
George Wilson. George Price,
VIM G. Crachead, Allen Y. Stokes
A. W. C. Terry.
Charles T. Beale, VIM. i. Staples,
William w. Boyd, John M. Robinson,
Thos. Carmill, william NJ nau'o'u'
John S. Wilson.
'''A CHARLESTON.
James C. Mcfarland. Malt Dunbar,
Joel Shrewsbury, ST., Levi Weich,
Spicer Patrick w. Chamoerla'n'
Isaac Read.
PORTSMOUTH
Samuel NJ. Wilson, John Cooke
Richard w. Baugh, Thomas Brooks, IT,
| Ie,bro A. Jenkins John Acciniliy.
John G. Hauon.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ and ,ri,h the aduics and consent Of te Send,f
Lewis Cas-, Jr, 10 be Charge d'Af.Ires 10 Inc
papal States in place OF jacob l.. Martin, &c
ceased.
! CoNsuLs.
Edward Porter OF Virginia. for Tabasco, Mex
Henry A. Holmes of New York, for Lagnna
do Terminos Mexico, in the place OF Enea'
MeFaul, Jr., deceased.
Mp Game OF Pennsylvania, Tor Guayaqu'i
Ecuador, in The pla,e OF Seth Sweeiser, deceased
William n. Hanson, Of Virginia, for Chi
huahua, Mexico. :.
Thoma. c. Mcdowell, of Pennsylvania, 10
Bahia or San Salvador, Brazil, in The place
A. Fl. Tyler, recalled. 49,, !;
Joseph Graham, Of Ohio, for Buenos hyres' y
The place OF George fairfield, deceased.
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James Cooper (Whig) has been elected Y. 3
Senator from Pennsylvania by one vo'e' Inc
frs, ballot stood, Richard Bfodhead democratic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16

Al meeting OF the President and Directors
Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
napy held al the office OF The company on the
i'm inst, Mr.. P. Van Deur.en was elected
Clerk OF the Company, in place Of Jas. e. Crane
respned.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ and Nth the adpicc and consent Of the Sendtf.
Lewis Cas-, Jr., 10 be Charge d'Af.ires 10 the
papal States, in place OF jacob l.. Mari'n' &c
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

UTDdNHd, JdUs ISss 1VI0.
The parties In the foregoing order Interested will
TAX. notre, that have appointed TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of February, ls49 for the taking of the accounts
therein required, my office, In the town OF uroanna
Middes.I county, Virginia, at which time and place
they required attend with all the evidence ne
cessary TO enable to comply Herewith.
THOS EVANS,
CONT CsCL& for Middlosex county.
Jan e-cwfw
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KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE, |


The parties interested and named in the foregoing
decree will take notice, that shall proceed my
Ace al this place. carry into effect the foregoing de-
cretai order the fth day Of March. s49, it being
the first Monday in the month nt which time and place
YOU NAV attend, if you think proper IL, from any
cause il should not be done that day, Will be con
tinued from day to day, until finished
NJ Io-cwtd TiIOS BARNEY Commissioner.
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IN CHANCERY-VIRGiNiA AT Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chaneery, continued by adjourn
ment and held for York county, the I'd of November,
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BOLIVAR SHIELD, Clerk.

The creditors Of Robert j. Drneufville, deceased,
hereby notified that ON Monday, the 18th day of
January next, shall commence taking the accounts
ordered by the foregoing decree, At my office, in the
town of York, between the hours of TO- A. M and S,
?. NJ, which time and place they are requested to
aend with their papers, vouchers and other evidence,
ID enable me to fulfil its requirements.
ALEX. G. GARRETT, Com'r.
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aons for the naval service and marine Of the Goth OF
June, 1872 S207ss 49, all Of which will be required
70 meet the outstanding due from the appropr
atoms made for that year.
The value of and materials hand at yards
for naval purposes exclusive II chips building In ordinary
public lands required for purposes OF the with their Inn
provemeBts, is t9.S53g2l y.
The OF the Commaadant of the Marine Corps
gether with the estimates for Us during the fiscal
year Bo and 1851 also submitted herewith An
appropriation Is asked for che OF twelve sccrs
that who had been dropped the termination the
war with Mexico and who appointed by the Pres
deH under the authority OF in their beha
the last session OF Congress- and to provide the estimated
amount OF S0o0 TO the three months thu
commissioned officers. pryates ami musicians of tho
corps who served With tie in the with Mexico Two
hattaions Of this uuder the commands Of
Lieut. Col Watson and Major Harris detached from
the navy and transferred To the with ID under
the command of Major General Scott The portion thus de-
taeed was clearly within the provisions OF th- joint resou-
portion OF the attached and employed in those
sells OF the United States despatched TO the Of Mexico
aid in mbduing the cities and OF the enemy and in
oonquerng the country their claims and
their right to tho bounty land provided
resolution The OF these demands having
law thought to refer the question the Attorney
General In to inquiry. he has the
opinion that the entire portion OF the whether serving
on land on board the Mexican the with
resolution CT the 10th OF August i having with
the army in the with Mexico and titled TO the bounty
land and other remuneration therein provided.
adequate provision has heretofore made for the
discharge Of these claims and estimate has therefore
prepared.
have the honor be- respecAfully obedient
servant WM. BALLARD PRESTON.
To PRESIDENT.
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The Legislature 81 Georgis has passed an act imp,s.
ing upon the Governor 81 that state the duty Of calling
convention In the event Of the passage q any lac 81
Congress abolishing slavery In the District Of
bs applying the wilmot Prcviso TO the Territory %
Csforps with view to the proper Of redress
William Tell Claude Ia the whg candidate for the
Senate ~ Maryland, from Anne Arundel county, to
supply the place Of Hon Eissrd HsnmOni elected IA
Congress.
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Movements OF Individ uals.

Arr;vala Yesterday at the AsToR-T. b. FISK, NIeiH-
,h;s. lion 4 Lawrence, Boston; Horace Mann, Mass;
rantain Wyman and Lieut. Anderson, U'SA.i COY
Cithu Nav Haven IRyiNC HoUsE-Hon. Thomas u.
SIu,son Belgium: Hon A. Willmott, Nova Scotia;
D. C. De Leon U. s A.; Lieuts. schanks and Douglass
u. s. A.
Nathaniel Greene Esq who Is soon to be supersedea
Of New York He has just sold his handsome estate
Mt concsrd. N H. to Abel Baker, ESQ., OF that place
Hon. Washington Hunt, and Hon w. L. Marcy ar,
Mir Hunt left for the West this morning probably on
businefs connected with the Southern Railroad, OF
Michigan. Governor Marcy remains IN town-D"V"o
Commercial, Nay II.
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I'm, baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, May IL, I5W
,,,oi Of a Methodist Minister for ManstaSghtr-
Attempt to Break Ja'I-7he once SeeSeT'-h"s-
tter Mprder-7he Operd-Wa'Sets, &C.
The Trial Of the Rev Thomas j. Burrows, OF tho
Methodist Episcopal church, for killing James
Baird Bishop, by shooting him with pistol, COM
mepced at Snow Hill, Maryland, on Tuesday last.
and is still progressing The testimony taken on
the first day OF the trial, comprising only that OF
the two principal witnesses for the State, goes 70
dred and seventy five yards to them at the tune 2.
the s{,ootng These two witnesses, aaticpI'as "a
dficulty between them, were watching them, ana
their testimony agree that after talking ,h. rsaS
burrows was observed backing out nto .ao
and B,'h ID waking towards him, and they arc 'A-
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WASHINGTON, May IL, 1919.
Epening Rcport--St. LoNs Fire.

Eren,ng Reporf-Sf Louis r~e'
The quiet of the day has been interrupted by the
teegraphlc report of the great and destructive fre
in st. Louis. Among the sufferers Is Col. keemle.
proprietor of the 81. Louis Reue,Ae, now in
Washington, and Mr.. Chambers, of the Repnbtt-
can. who is this moment receiving despatch Of
the loss of his establishment. Their loss is sup
posed TO beentire from the destruction Of the in
surancc Offices No other subject is under discus
sion tonight Within two or three years many
York, Pittsburgh, Albany, Brooklyn and other
places, and scarcely vestige of those fires remain
Excepting New Yrok, ST. Louis has the e,emen s
of recovering from such disaster TO greafer ex-
tent. perhaps, than any other city IN me Unlicn.
Yet must Be great dsGss' of tR the eo %
io.unS.e H. a,,u rs eap of human life. Messrs.
KOn ,he and Chambers are discussing the desruc-
ton Of 6s ps5sd T prns ,n S pTssse under under
none ou III . Such men deserve to be encouraged
s ~ lowering from such disaster.
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Religious IntelliRence.

CALENDAR MAYO, Sunday after Ascension;
q, Whit Sunday; IS, Monday in Whitsun week. 30
Tuescuy in Whitsun week; 80, Ember Day.
II il rumored that the Rev. Jno. w. Brown Of this
city died at Malta, on the 9th Of April last.
The corner stone Of " ST Vincent's Orphan Asylum
WAS laid in Washington city ON Monday last by the
hands Of the venerable Father Mathews pastor Of St.
Patrick's Church. 1t will be splendid edihce, and
large enough to shelter four hundred orphans.
Rev. John Lloyd a missionary of the Presbyterian
Board at Annoy, China, died of typhus fever, Deem
Der 9th.
Rev II. G. O. Dwight wife and chlden, Of the Con-
siantinople mission, and Rev. III. j. Van Lennep io
Smyrna daily looked for ut Boston,
The following measures Of ST. Peters taken out
of the authentic dimensions of the best architects of
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TINE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY
i between Spring and Prince Streets and the only in
this country consists Of great number Of life size Figures Of
Chinese classes hundred Chinese Paintings;
Apartments in Houses Stores and Vessels Models of agedas
ther Agricultural and Mechanical Implements instruments
Music Lanterns &C. &c. Open from nine NJ till ten r.
NJ daily Admittanoe Is oents children under twelve, half
price,
vVHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS-THA
exhibition of Paintings by artists Of the above school
will be open every day sundays e.oepted from ooiSok
the Of Divine Unity in BrOadway between spin.
and Prince streets Admission cents Season Tickets
Oil 18th inclusive. 30 oents Catalogue l2h cents
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NR COOPER, IL DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THR
last fourteen years. confined his practice to the
nent of Mercural other Diseases Of delicate nature
lie can cure the aggravated oases Of this disease And
mild cases removed Ia two 70 five aays perfect
charge.
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,op saw FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA DIRECT. 70
5s s's aS assf
nsd viii positively sail above. For freight of 800 bar
TS As {. BUG I5h Hsi 81
few cabin s ssav &c PRICE
and This vessel carries an experience serseGn SHIP
and may rely upon having their goods correctly measured
NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALrToENIA, DJREG Il,
vessel 70 sail Pos srs t. pay
R hS having bulk Of her e.EaseS and on
~ application 10 made on board at fiet re III
s Isnss SEND S'T s %
Once ns sa psd rs wno ahS
. cs at ,h hs Agents Office and settle behs
more may Be iSsupse
sssrs s.aa will
s Sosrd es :. PIER Se Wednesday o'clock NJ
which time the vessel will clear at the custom rouse
NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, VIA RIO IA
nsrG an. .SDsrgr sr
Tss viii Ss sa
For freight or passage 'GP On FoWfEs
EoR FRANCISCO .RSs aDD @I Su. sne
will be despatehed for the above port in few days For
SGH G5BESs JR IA South 'a
-, ,ss Pacific and Atlantic u S. Mail steamsp Com
panss Compilation and Forwarding gs,nnpr rsSama
"'P'''' TWall ST.. New York. cor. Water st.
VIZ. TpE UNDERSIGNED, OFFICERS AND MEM
w Irs OF the fremont Association having been led to sup
re North that the city of Galveston
place subject to cholera and levers take plea
sure in stating that have been ageeaby disappointed 1t
il decided that there Is not more healthy place
in Che Tnited States We have known sickness Of
while here No cholera fevers and salts
God the Of Galveston and the cleanliness of tho
ia disease kind could long exit here We
take pleasure also in speaking OF the
urnished the fremont Hotel, and OF the polite
tons the host, Mr. shaw We cordially reoomneu "'
all southern travellers as hrst hoc"
Isaac Brewer President OF stephen undtrhu'
Association: VIM H. Lansop.
r j Johnson Vice President w. O'Brien,
NJ a.: Augustus " Leroy
n Cumrnins Weld. CHAPLAIN Andrew Corneh,
and Secretary OF dol Jas ~ %Ws,.a
=. W - yr"b, ,i'"'"AN' Iosooh Lyons ~
Isaac Thompson. SsfnI I,nrrrr
EDMOND Jones, = willard Tobey,
CharesU. oiosn WIN. r. Harrington;
W u; rover, Adolphus Tuesja.
David Il. Stewart. 1nLn I,rooks.
David +. Wilson. n chairman,
John w. Power i,er;amin Mcder,
| Allen Conrcy, RAM Eccieston
John W. MOTIF! I'd ward Eccie-too.Jr.
John McDonaiu' Albert }. Hall,
Alex bryscn' Thomas T.. watson,
/ Thop Holden. w Sor,mser.
| George Brsstou y T. uirSee
| James Calbrsh r. -. !. P,;.slott
Alfred brown "7''s'
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AMuSE plENTS.
u ROADWAY THEATRE-BENEFIT or MR.. vACUE
~ Monday. May II. will be performed LOVES SAUKI-


Ny !. y
Dyot, St Loo Mr. Lester Friar Dominic Mr. yschei o,a
Hsss Mr. MAJ Hadassy nargare. Em0rs Mis-
toTE6S s's OF ER nso Of rpssss
syracuse shaw; XntpGoiis Of EpScSs Mr. Moorsea.s;
a Adrana Miss wallaes Igeana Mrs Dle,t Dress Circle
lac pooes open at peri finance 10 commence a7 oeek
BUTTONS THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET-aoS-
E T a the ST. Pslr M1
Tran R .pone peair Mr. Warden Captain Cannonaie
fHa%si r. HsE faS sr AfH %
'n Nj. Nil lin G1 1aa Mrs. s'isG IT.
To- sHnonde with TIE WAGER-qcncra bashwood
Mr. Warden; Frank Weber Burton; Miss Lucy Das3.
RAENUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-p, t. BARNUM
s every afternoon ana
weeks the Quaker Giant and SSSs nor
bned height sixteen feet and weight s pounds they may
week Family and LOUIS sso El, aSs.
SON tho Celebrated comic ans singer naa
nifsent painting of the French Rcyolutcn the Abiao
hep are so engaged ana fSe
and snG ss Tss" be @
the snme. xss MsaS a S
Admission Is cents children under ten i2i cents.
A CARD-THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL, AND HIS
ara il Sataa b wI a SS y Hp
S . Gers arsS
the essee E. A. Marshall ESD Saturday May 26 as
slight but testimonial OF his
recognition the occasion of his home
proaehale residence in this community of thirty years
Committee already named. which will be added:
Adam Stodart, Lumley Franklin, w. N. Cook,
julius $. Wilmott, Lewis Teal, NJ Baviland,
Geo W. Mclean John Anderson. Geo. TAYLOR,
James 7. Brady, William r. Porter Robt. Bage,
Gen. G.. Y. Morris, X. Is. Coleman, L.. Rawdon,
+. A. Shipnan, G. A. Stetson, w. r. Chapman,
q. II. Brodhead, H. G.. Stebbin, X. s. Aylston,
w. X. Livingston, Fitz. G. Tisdeun, II. NJ. Little,
James Serymgeor Mr.. s. Brown. John II. Lloyd,
janus 7. Stagg Charles Cwyre, Robt. II. Simms.
addition the splendid Stock Company already the
Broadwa Theatre, host OF talent has volunteered upon
the occasion. Particulars will be duly announced
those who have already guaranteed the publication of their
names are-Mr 7. $. Uamblin Mr. A. IT, Chppendale. MIR.
John Seton Mr. j. q. Gilbert Miss Kate Wemyss, Mrs YER
Mr. G. H. Barrett Mr. John Brougham Mr. 10. Ryder,
the celebrated Mr. Distn and his talented Sons 1t Is
pocted that the following artists will also
selle Blapgy Madame Augusta Monsieur and Madame Mon
plnsr Mr. Scgnn Mrs Segun, Mr.. Reeves, Mr. s. Lccch;
forming altogether Of attraction unpara eed
variety and excellence Tickets procured
member Of the Committee. and at the Box Office.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 81
~ Wall street, New York. 9Th May lSi9-At the Annual
Election held this day. the following gentlemen were elected
Thos w Thorne John J. Herriok, Andrew D. Meiok,
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyok, James l. Adams,
Henry H. ward. George Bell, John Heoker,
Martin Holman, W. Il. Jacobs Philip burrows.
John Van Boskerck.
And At = subseuusnt meeting of tho Board, Thomas W.
Thorne was unanimously 70 elected resident.
w. &. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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caught yesterday afternoon Mt Fulton Ferry by Mr. e. O.
ce with and can he seen alive to-day at
NJ Sweets Dining Saloon No. Fulton street. The curl
ous be we'll repaid for visit by obtaining sight this
most singular sea monster.
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Court OF General Sessions.
MAY 10 Motion Dav-This being motion Jay ho
cases were tried in the General Sessions.
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Alhamrs. I3G Water street. "A

Green will served UP Monday next ut this ceie
Dining Saloon If DILLON Is as successful in his
new former the Ahamrs will be-
come one Of the popular establishments down town
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mo THE LADTES.-PETEK KOBENIo, ,oIo DNVfD
way respectfully invites the Of the s%cS
h6 will he sold 30 per below the cost OF APPROPRIATIONS
W. 100 Esmersida Collars tnew syiel from s righ en-
mn Collars, at6s usual price u.s. black Lace
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20

There were in store at Chicago waiting trsnsporta-
ton 100000 bushels wheat, sufficient to load nearly
forty vessels at 5000 bushels each The business
the Illinois and Michigan Canal has been very active