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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

CLAY CouNTy.-The bill for this new county,
which has grown somewhat famous from the cir
cumstanccs att, nding its passage through the
House of DELEGATES, has been killed rs dead as
Ming Henry VIII, in the Senate, by that most
fatal of all Legislative motions, indefinite post
ponemeHt.-tomDitr
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

S5-We have received the first No. or"TmE
TEE-rorALER," published weekly, at Rich
mond, by A. S. MADDOX, at one dollar year.
tits conducted with spirit and we doubt not
will be heartily sustained by the friends Of
the cause
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

G3'The Senate of Maryland Lave resolved
by vote of IL to 5, not to agree to an ear
her day for the resumption of the Banks than
the lst OF August. proposition to repeal
the District Tax act, by which the means are
provided to meet the pecuniary obligations of
the State. has been negativcd by the House, in
Il most decisive manner-JO 10 Is.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

65-The Temperance cause is still going a.
head among us. The meeting on Thursday
night was we'll attended, and number signed
the pledge. An address was delivered by
NEWTON NIicuiE, esq.
The next meeting of the Society, which
was to take place on the 22nd instant, is'post-
poned till the evening Of the 2Sth.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

The following nominations have been con-
firlned by the Senate:
Washington Irving, of N. York, as Minis
ter to Spain; Waddy Thompson, of S. c. as
Minister to Mexico; and Mr.. BlackGord, of
Va. llase editor of the Fredericksburg Arena,)
IS Charge d'Afaires to Bogota
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

Spccic.-The New Orleans Courier saws
that most of the specie now exported from
Mexico, is sent to England. short time
since the British packe. Delight, with nearly
one million of dollars OH board, touched at
Havanna, on her way from Vera Cruz to Fall
mouth.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

AZ The Wing announces that Gen. Dorman
and Mr.. Soutaal decline being candidates to rep
resent their respective counties in the next Cen
eral Assembly.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17
II o " Y G "

WOULD most earnestly request all persons
indebted to me, to pay their respective ac-
counts to Mir. Samuel 4. Clarke, who will re-
ce've The same. Ii not paid by the 18th March
heA', VIII be compelled to resort to more rigor-
Gus mode OF collecting. NJ BLAIR
February II, l5I2.-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17
lSlaASEGU'S STIR liDl LINCso

III 1Of'-'E1 g tUUNSELOR 1T LAIV,
continues to practise in the County and Cir
cult Superior Courts of Augusta. Ie will alsn
hea:eaiter, practise in the District Cont of lie
United States for the Western District OF Virpin.
Id, holden ut Staunton--and give his particular
attention to cases in Bankruptcy. ANY business
entrusted to him will be promptly and persever-
ingly attended to.
Staunton, Feb. I1-3n.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

MIR. John Nicholson, broker, of Baltimore. was
Knocked down in one of the streets of that CITY.
few nights ago, and robbed of $40, 900. His
situation is said to be rather critical from The in
Jury received
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17
Virginia Legislature.
From the Riehmond Cooayiier n,5 7,

From The Richmond Compiler, FEB. II.
IN the House great number of engrossed bills
Were read third time and passed The follow
my gentlemen were unanimously reelected 10 the
Offices opposite their names:
JAMES E.. Harm, First Auditor.
JAMES BROWN Jr Second Auditor
Office, and o '"o
NM. Ii. RICHARDSON, Secretary of the Com
monwealth, and Librarian
MIR. Brooke, the new Delegate from Augusta. TO
MI the vacancy occasiuned by the resignation of
Judge BALDWIN, appeared and took his seat
STAY LAW.--On motion of MIR. Kinney the
vote reversing the decision of the Committee of
Courts OF Justice, declaring it inexpedient to
make provision for the stay of executions for a
,in"i'ed time OH ali Judgments and DEGREES of the
No'i IS oi ms commemorative, was reconsidercI
80 70 "a. Then on motion Of Mr.. Holladay
The order otthe House directing said committee 10
report bill in conformity 10 said resolution NO.
Versed by the House. was rcscinded So there
VIII be no unqualified stay law, and there should
he none.
NEW SUBJECTS OF TAXATION.
Wednesday, Mr.. Dorman from the Committee
on FINANCE, brought forward In the House of Del
egat S, Joint resolution nstructinp the Commits
s'ohers OF the revenue 70 add several new sub
JctS 10 the'r lists oitaxSble property. The object
on Inc instruction is TO have these subjects REGULAR.
~ listed. so that no difficulty NAV arise in the
event OF their being included in the list of taxable
properly IN The tax bill which is vet to be intro
aucPd and acted uron. The Commissioners of
the revenue commenced their labors ACCORDING to
The law, on the lst Of this month hence the nro.
prIeiy OF this instruction now.
he new list includes ITufcJies, Metallic C,ock,
RUNS, and gold and silver Plate over the yalue
Of 5IGO. ' '''"o
The Committee on Roads and Internal Nav
ghion have reported bill for the loan of
T2o0,OO0 10 the James River and Kanawbo
company, to help them out of their Difficult
ties.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17
DAVID ywLgHp
.Attorncy and Counselor at law

in addition TO the Courts of Augusta, Bath
and Pocabontas, he will in future practice in the
Courts ct Rockbridge and Rockingham counties,
and the Court of Appeals at Lewisburg.
Debts promptly collected, chancery practice
diligently attended to, and all conveyances and
instruments Of writing drawn at the shortest no.
tice. Office in the centre of"Barrister Row."
S.aunton, Dec 2-3m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

6y~Mr. Edmund RuIin avows himself the
author OF ''Revolution in Disguise" which
Mr. Bolts, ill his publication, had ascribed to
the pen of Mr. Upshur.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

3J@Ihe nomination Of James n. Barker. rs
FIRST Comptroller ofthe Treasury Department,
has been rejected by the Senate. The vote on
the confirmation was IL to %.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y, YIN the 3lst ult., by the Rev. w. IIawley,
WILLIAM WALLER, Esq. of Williamsburg, Vir.
G'nla' TO ELIzABETn TYLER, third daughter of the
PRESIDENT of the United States
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

The Store Of Nlessrs. Kuykendall and Davis,
at Claysville, in Hampshire county, was des-
troyed by fire OH the night of the End instant
Not even the books were saved.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17
OBITUARY.

~ Dleu, IN Stannton, on the 18th of February.
10 years and two months.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

a5-The Hon. Wm. Sprague has been elected
Senator in Congress from the Safe Of Rhode
Island, IN the place of the Hor. Nathan +.
Dixon, deceased
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

SJ%Thc proceedings ofthe New Hope meet
ing are in type, and shall appear in our next
paper
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

DIR. r.. G.. FISHER
AaAN ING removed 10 Staunton, offers his SER
- ~ vices to the citizens of the Town and its
vicinity, in the various departments Of his Pro-
fession.-FIe can be found at Capt. Meetings..
January 81, 1912.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-17

..
~ have, since writing The foregoing letter. lust
seen 1T stated in The Wing Of this morning that
'uogc Opshur, Ill correspondence between
himself and MIR. Wise, published in the Madiso.
man, mas, In tie most positive manner, denied ev
er having expressed the opinions attributed 10
hin BY you, or ever holding aay conversation
win you upon the subject. This | regret most
sincerely IL seems to me utterly impossible
mat SO many Of us could have misunderstood Tho
opinions Of the Judge so openly declared; and i,
seems 10 me equally impossible that tie Iudoe
should have forgotten his opinions so repeatedly
expressed, and the occasions upon which ihey
were expressed, but II seems to me it must be So
"P. HARRISON"
TO THE EDITORS or THE wHIo
DIR: regret to perceive tia, your paper of
yesterday makes a reference TO a conversation
W"'ch passed some years since in the streets of
Nof'oik between Judge Upshur and myself Of
which casualty spoke on hcarin~ Of tl,e nnnleo.
saht dliercncc between Mr.. Bolts and the Secre-
'"ly OF me Navy IL is due to both those gentle
men, AM proper so far as am concerned. that
my statement shall be before the public. under
my own signature, that no improper use NAV be
made of it,. ~ 0 '""S VI
Conversing with Judge Upshur some wears
SINCE In the streets Of Norfolk, on the subject of
hu1inca'lon, SAID considered the doctrine NJ
huiihcall0n heresy, dangerous in this. that r,.
ny persons who had not access to co-rec, ;,cor
matt III would be led of by The plausible argn- |
nents by which it was supported; for all have |
neir hle'icaders. The Judge said, have no |
iie-iedder. replied, you have no occasion for a |
He-leader as your situation in life enables Won IN
btain correct information for yourself; althouob.
ald j. Jestingy, some say MIR. Calhoun is y9ut
ie-ioader. Judge Upshur then made use Of the
geratiye expression Of when | have spoken:
NO nave no hie-ieader, and claim the credit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
lAtt. FROM FL kopl.

Ih. Britannia steamer arrived at Boston brings tir
crpool dates TO the ih inst, There no political news
Lord Ashburton has reached England. and is To b.,
made an Earl. The British papers think generally
tina, in the treaty, the L. States got the worst of the
bargain.
There has been great fire in Liverpool. Total loss
estimated a, Ass, 000of which about ESQ. 600 in
sured. Among the articles consumed were some So :
600 bales of cotton aud - 1000 bbls of flour
The Cotton Market was without improvement in pri
ces and dull. Money abundan, at 10 . per cent per
annum-ln the produce markets, decline of prices.
In the manufacturing districts there Lad been an i'm
provement. aud the hands generally had returned u
work. Some, however. still held ont. Some arrest,
had taken place-the most conspicuous of when was
Fergus o'Connor.
The new American Tariff created much discomfort in
England
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
RICHARD TY.EE,
ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
SHOES, TRUNKS, GARRETT nAOs

Three Hundred aud Seventy Packages,

Three Hundred and Seventy Packages.
I'HE IT BsCRlBER Is now receiving, by schu.
l. launtine from New York; Wave, Union Dau,p&
Francis, November and Berry from tho Fast and Jolf,
Slull, from Philadelphia, three hundred and seventy
packages OF Fall and Winter Bcots, Shoes, SC. cum
prsing the largest and best stock Of Goods he las ever
received, and has no hesitation saying now the finest
stock. as regards the quality in any House sodtk Of
Philadelphia Having been nearly months al tho
North, omong the manufactures, he has i1kcn great
pains in selecting such Goods particularly adst-
ted 10 the trade Of Virginia and North Carolina Il.
Merchants visiting itlcnundand going North frtls pu,
pose oibuyng their Stock, would particularly ask them
TO call and examine my Sock as il embraces eyrry ".
riry ol Ladies' .Gen,lemens, Misses Boys Children's
Boots. Shoes. Slippers, Travelling Trunks Csypct BaRs,
Bear Skins. Shoe Brushes, and Bkackng. will seli
at such prices for cash acceanccs as will ccr-
ainy please My Stock comprises in part as follows:
500 pair Ladies' fine Dress Walking Shoes
500 do 10 DO Kid and Morocco Slipper,
1900 do Womcn's fine Seal and Leather Walking
40o pair Womcn's Lace and Strap scwed and psg
god Bootees.
200 pair OF Ladies' Over Shoes. of different ausE
ties.
Ladies' Cater Boots of superior qnaiity
Gcnemens' fine Calf Dfess Doos, --latest
mako
0rntencns superior double solcd Water Proof.
(Mes' make)
500 pair Gen,lcmens fine Calf Boots, from ~
too
200 DO do fine Seal and Kin Bo,ts, lama
size
ioo do do heavy extra quality sewcd water
Boots
100 do de do pegged do
100 do Mems heavy resged, lined and bound Dss.
Gans, {part Z. Sizei's)
sos pair Genieneus fine Calf f,oofecs
100 do do fine Cali BoDees, Niles make
so do double Water Proof Shoes d,
2OO do Gcntlcmen's Over Shoes, all qualities
FOR MISSES
go pair Misses fine seal ami leather walking Shoes
and Boots
900 pair fine dress walking Shoes and Slippers
Misses Over Shoes, good quality
FOR BOYS
500 pair Boys fine Calf Kip scwcd and pegged .
Bootcos
$50 do stout peggod Boots, superior quality
l5oO Chdrens Boots, Shoes aud Slippers, all quail
tiles.
Mems and Boys heavy sewed Richmond made.
Brogues Of superior qualify, Russell and black Iea,hsr
Hard Leather Iron Frame Travelling Trunks, Carpet
Bags, Backing etc ETC.
SAMUEL PUTNEY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots Shoes Tfsnks.
Sc &c, one door above Messrs. Hubbard, Gap3mr
& CO., and nearly opposite Mr. Wn,. Mtchen's Jew
ery Store, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Sept. Is wtlNif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

~ The lldls,sian give, 1t, readers Bad News
from Miss,ari"-o vii, that the Locos IN ,ht Legi,a
,nre Of that State, abon, 10 denounce the late treat
with Great Britain, and all concerned in approving Its
PROVISIONS" II this surmise be we'll founded the move
ment doubtless proceeds from Mr.. Benton, who contrary
to his usual CUSTOM is fastening home, to be on the
ground when the Legislature meets. In denouncng
The treaty, the Missouri Senator has double object
doubtless in yiew-,o crafty his hatred both of Mr.
Webster and of Mr.. Calhoun-the the negotator of
the treaty, and the other its principal defender in
the Senate. Mr.. Benton's motto, we are aware. is
every thing for the CAUSE nothing for menbut it is
very doubtful whether, in his mind, Mr.. Calhoun is
identified with .'the cause"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
,yE.l.t'S1E.S. YsUE<E,


NTJHNNNU, 7 TNUTNTA.
TNllE subscriber having purchased the lease Of ihi,
l. well kno old stand. OF Mr.. {. y Hodges, which
well adapted 10 the accommodation o city boardcs,
well as gentlemen and ii,s visiting the city, and
particularly 50 To students attending the Medical Col
legp, it is the most convenient b o \ II ID ! \ g
II O L S f. tenders to his friends and the public
his grateful Acknowledgements Tor the many ,vurs
tended to him and Mrs Hewlett and would be pleased
to them at their stand where they will be better
enabled to accommodate them Having more spacious
House, the subscriber 1ater himself from the long
nerence he has had in the business he will be able 10
give satisfaction as he is determined every cxer.
ton with the assistance of Mrs. H. 10 make all who
may call on them comfortable and happy. Arrange
ments will be made to accommodate Members of the lie
gslaure. Charges very moderate, to sril the times.
WM lIOWLEl'T.
Oct 81 1T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
.s'O i'lCE.

4 IL. eredltots of Samuel Rrapeh hav,ng y claim OF
elalns embraced IN Tho first elias. of debts. pfoy
dod or IN n certain trust deed executed In by the
said SAINT Branch, bearing date the 2sh day Of Janua
", 1872. and of record IN the Clerks Office II Campbell
county, aro hereby notified and required furnish me
with statement Of their respective claims hy the 18th
OF November next. they may be thereafter forever
dcbarred from any participation in said decd and all
those ndobe,, 10 me. trustee aforesaid whose notes
were due the lGs Of this month. must come forward
and SETTLE or shat pu, them in the hands of officers for
collection. Letters 10 me will be addressed to Oakye
20. Boekng ham county.
WILLIAM ID. BRANCH
Trustee of Sami. Branch.
The Richmond Wing will please 90 publish the aoove
advertisement twice week till tn. 18th Nov next.
in the country paper aud forward its account 10 this OF
flee or collection
July II t25N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
lOiic-iItc school.

convenient department over MIR Richard Tyrec's
store On Main street will he opened on Monday 9Th
October, under the superintendent OF the undersigned
who has had much experience Classical teacher both
IN England and in Columbia, 5. {.
The course of study is that preparatory To any of the
classes IN College, and to the business pursuits of life
The rules Of discipline and behavior are intended to be
IN accordance with the Holy Scriptures and nligmoned
experience.
Ia this school is no JUNIOR department, and no pupils
VIII be received who cam read English with flctq
The PRicE OF TrlrIoN is $40 session Of five
months Bills payable. in all cases. by the middle oil
each session. GEORGE JEFFERN.
Oct. u G,,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
TO TIE WIIIGS OF NELSON

Your political opponents. encouraged by ,rcocbo,v
are again prepared for action; and on the day of b,
ahfy Will have their whole forces in the field II is
therefore vastly important that you should commence III,
organization Of your victorious forces to fight once more
the battle on which the veal or woe of your coun,rv nm
depend lon invited each and ali ~ ,,onJ ,, "'
court house on the 4th Monday in November next as b
siness Oh various and interesting Importance will be
Drought to your consideration on that dav
~, IN SEVERAL WIGS.
cate will please copy. ''''''''''' -'''0-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
A cure for scrofuIn or Kins,,-EyiI.

I"gbia Sampson, ms 600 Prcni,m J-cgeiuLlc.
INilE undersigned takes pleasure in adding his test
l. mony 10 The great ralue of the Virginia Sampson
or 81 900 Premium Vegetable for the cure of Scruua or
Kings Evil, he having given it fair iM in servant
OF his after the disease had existed two or three years
an the person had become almost a PERFECT Skel-
eton, with several Ulcers about the neck nose and arms
and with the skin dead and rough. One of the eyes
was considered as quite lost and the other much dseas
ed Medical aid was asked in the case, whose opinion
was that the case was beyond remedy Two or three
papers OF the medicine used in this case and now
consider 1t AS PERtECTLY CURED, no appearance
OF the disease having occurred in II or 8 months past
and the servant being imperfect hcaut far as OBJ
serve. JOHN ROSSF.R
Capt John Rosser, the acting Sheriff Of this county
(Campbol) is perfectly well known in this community
as highly respectable, intelligent and practical in
all his matters
Besides the testimony of Capt Rosscr, above the
agent has in his possession other certificates given by
persons who have used this medicine with the happiest
effects, and give other reercnccsof its good effects if
desired.
o. The above medicine is for sale at
Howell DAVIES.
Oct 10 tsii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
NN. JAMES sIsriBEON,
ATTOItNEy LAW.

FfERS his services 10 Practice in The Su
~ pefor and Inferior Courts Of the corporation Of
~ nclburg; also, in these Of the counties Of Camnl ell
Amherst and Bediord. An business confled to him
snail be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention
nus Once Is on man street, orP5s" To the grocery oi
MI John llons and one door above Col fh,lps's auc
ton ROOM
Lynchbure, Oct q 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
LanSsiOrHc Mills for sale.

l SHALL sill, To the highest bidder. on Iucsa, the
lsi OF Noscnhcr II fair, OF moi the next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted upon the premises, the
we'll known property above mentioned. am nul singu-
lar in tho opinion HAT this is decidedly the most yalua
bic Milling establishment above the falls Of james River,
N Nlrginla. Its local situation (win two hundred
yards u the Main Stree, of Lynchbmg) gives il rcul
ar advantages, well oi the purchase Ut " heat, Tor
the sale Of Olal, Plaster, Mead, &c The convenlenccs
tor shipping Flour, aud receiving Plaster equal 10
any establishment of the kind. as the boats may b.,
brought within 90 feet Of the Mills. II is unrcason-
able 10 suppose that 1000 tons Of Plaster may be grou ID
aud sold from this establishment annuay. The Mills
contain six run OF five feet Burr Stones and two Rub
bcs, and capable making 50 barrels Of Flour per
day Attached 10 The Flour Mills il Corn and Plaster
Mill capable Of grinding ID tons of Plaster 100 bush
els ol Meal. which from its eontguiiy 10 Iyncburg.
will always insure good custom. Tho machinery is
casliron. The wheels, fore bay, sc. have been
made about fourteen months. The whole property has
recently undergone thorough repair. The water pow
er is nnqneslionabe, having James River feeder
Need remind any person, wishing To purchase such
property. that the present Is most suspicious time for
commencing Milling buslness,-the low price Of grain
rendering II next to an npossibity that loss be
talnedl The Mills are now IN operation. and will
nue until the day o sale. and the purchaser will BE-
qnred TO take the stock Of barrels and timber (o which
there Is sufficient supply for the years opcalions) also
The hands belonging 10 the establishment eight Coopers
(lme expires the last VI the year, and SIX Mill hands.
and pay cost for each.
To Farmers having Wheat in the Mills and those
that have contracted to grind commission SALE
will say that no disposition that may be made Of the
Mills shall in any way change relations. My part
ncr MIR. Stepoc will remain at tho Mills Wind mp tn,
business and either deliver the Flour oi pay for the
Wheat. according 10 contract.
TERMS or SALE-One third in hand, and c bal
dnce In one and two years, annual m,lamcus, with a
deed trust and the property kept insured for my h,n,
III; the purchaser rounding to the amount Of in,u-
rance paid from the day Of sale For any further nior
nation, please address me. AT Lynchburg
HENRY ). LANGIIORNE.
Oct. 10 I'm if
o. The Richmond Wing and the Epq"iref, will
please copy I'LL day ofsae aud send their this
office for collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

Sketches Of Lirmg IHgmiaas.- nder this caption,
the Richmond Wing has commenced series of bio
graphical notices,which, from (conjecturaD know
ledge of their author will possess extraordinary interest
The first OF the series will be found on the fourth page
Of this morning. paper. The osensble object of these
sketches 10 reuie the opinion, expressed the writer
by kentuckian, that there had been great dctcrora
ton IN the public men Of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24
Furniture Al Auction.

VIE subscriber, declining house keeping, will sell
1 al public auction, al his residence ON main street,
next door 10 IL. NJ. Ddlako's Carriage Factory. on
Saturday the a9h inst the whole of his Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Also. small loi Of Saddlery Sc
Terms-for all sums under twenty dollars. cash; o.
yer thai amount. 80 days credit JAMES FOX
Salehy NJ. Talbot, Auclionecr.
October - 5tf
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

For he ,ccef eadiag IHws!ay Ereting, Oct. 90.
WliENr-90 cents PER Eushcl.
CO.-Rcrcipts l,hl, and inferior qualities
very dull Of sale. We quote lr-s T.. 2, and 8;
common leafs. a middns l., good ) &; iine
g 10.
FLouR-Ingood demand at 81. City Mills held
at So.