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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

QUAINT PREAcHING--A preacher lsf-
lecled for histex,qhe world. he ilesh ana
:hs devf. and Thea observed .As car
time Is short. shall pass over the porid
touch lightly oE the flesh. and hasten IS
Oon as possible 70 tie dsDiL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
TO THE PUBLIC.
.Vressrs. Fsrd q sander,

HAVE conveyed % the undersigned. all lheii
II Partnership Property, real, personal and
mixed. ID Trust, for certain purposes specially
declared IN The Deed. All persons indebted
70 The concern, a any and all their mills, Of
Otherwise, and also those having business Al
the mills hereafter. are thus notified Of the
change 10 ihs business, and Of lhs signment Of
their debts tolhe undersigned latter will
Be expected to settle with The agents ef The
undersisnedf Il tht diiisreat mills, Who these
sgeots WIN Be, The public win in due time be in
formed
One Of he provisions and directions 10 the
deed q trust Isl that Me undersigned shall con-
tin1o he business AZ the Mills until July next.
All produce delivered % any Of the Mills sfler
this dale. and which has not been pad Cor. viii
be rsceised By the unpefsigned. and viii be &C,
1ounit1 for 70 The deliFerer. either p dour o.
a ao1ey. All which has bsen paid for aud
nokdclifered Vii, be required 70 be delivered
We are ais6 10 continue 10 grind for any Of ths
c1llomers q The Aiiils. more fali notice q
The toNcrs and duties q ths. Trustees and lheil
arr5hstmcnis Tor The exerciss 81 these powers
nnd ~ perfofmance Of these duties. may b
published heepafIef.
WA. c. N0RTHINGToN,
4 HENDERSON,
i,1a,EI s.lsia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
William n. AIexnnder

lrG determtned to resume The prac-
ncssaf hi.psolessfaa, offers his services TO
fks9igiEsps of Charlrsiown and vicinity =
ChStlestssn. sept I6, 1871. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
Dr. n. n. RrOOke,

fN7AvfNG permanently located In Jefferson
~ county, pesPectfuliy offers bis Professional
ssrsless tosthe cIiizens Of Leelowh ahd vicinity.
He may Be found ~ al times (e1cept when
professionally engagedl II the residence Oh Mr..
Thomas G. Baylor, one mile from Leetewn.
Nov 4, Is4Ie-.tf q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

TIE following Is a.FepoFt made BY The
committee Cd SHEEP ailihe Worcester
eaille show "a sheep should be judg-
Id Of ike a dandy. BIZ the fnrness Of bis
koat. We beg pardon 81 The sheep for
lie compar;sun-bul il islapi Ia Sosh
eases lie coat IS ihe0 most valuable part 81
The animsl. VIDA: isIa sheep good lsr With
ont fleece: And What n 4 dandy good
for without eoatY III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
a o a - %

Is fk< nei9s t1tll6Ql q n Dleheh.
HnHE .ls9ikstd has -, l,1tiobsd the
- tf1..'-s q aledieins fof eiAsr employ.
nenis. IL
He rs.pteffuily desires 10 be considered be-
foft yeu 10 ne capacity o. 1 ?hysician--yi yield.
ing q % one 10 M dischafge Of the several d,i.
aieSef hi profession
IN AIS J. 3. WAUGH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

There Is man down east, whose fuee
i 50 Thin that he uses i for paper toldi
er and be has neighbpr whose roice IL
% keep and sharp. ina; rs sound Will
Khiiils siick 81 wood or carve piece
es beef VI 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
q 81 "a no.
u. q. VI. NfellheiIIl,

INTENDING ID make Lessoun bis psrms-
u bent residences, respectfully iendefs his Pro-
fe.eieasl Services "a the tliizens Of JeIersoa
and Berkeley eountiss. He can Il aiI limss Be
foasd Al Bis Ol5ce ID LeeioNn. shen NOT pro-
fessionallY Engaged
Ian n Ia{4s-tff ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
Jon At4ss, Esq rf Bedford county, has been
elected Treasurer of the State o. PeGnsyvania.

Kidnappers Caught Saturday morn,
ingF DR.. Cabtll Of fhis City ascertained
that two Of his female servants were mis-
sing, and upon enquiry ., The Rail Road
Office, learnt that two, answering 10 the
description Of his. had 10 company with
Awhile man and III negro man. taken the
Cars that morning for Fredericksburg. -
He Immediately chartered % express.
and set out to oyertake them. lust be-
fore reaching Fredericksburg. he met The
Cars returning with the fugitivesin Gus
tody Of the Police officers Of Fredericks-
burg, They we're brought TO the city
Saturday evening. and the white man and
negro man were committed by the Mayor.
The white geattendnls name is Dunno
vant-xiih sundry aliases. The black
gentleman is free negroI-ER Rich FAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

!, DOCTORS COrdlcll and AEexander
H AVE associatst themselves in ths>Praetice
HI of their profession. =
Daice opposite The Drug Store of. 2. Brown
&sEe. Charleslown, Sept. H6. Is4I.--n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
DR. W.IR. RAUW.

NTENDlNGeio leayszCharies,own shortly
ii respec,fulfy requests those indebted 20 him
10 call and make payment
- He sill, however, during his sojoIrn here,
ircnder medical aid 10 those who may give him
call.
He will sell his Household Furniture a. pri-
vate sale Those in want 4. articles Of Furni-
ture viii please give him a call He has also
anrexceIleal riding horse. a short credit will be
given,
q December ls ls4f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

RHE U.H.4TIC CO.NPOSf7I0.N..
n .3.uB.aUGHS F0.NPOSITT0N--a efiec-
IA ,ual cure for sRheunatism, is so well es-
tablished IN this and the adjoining counties. as
10 require no elaborate detail OF virtue, nr GER
ii6eaies, 10 recommend il 10 the consideration
OF those afflicted with Rheumatism. The com
position prepared from The original receipt is
put up 10 packages with printed directions for
the ,mannernf preparing IL for use, and direc-
tons for the quantity 10 be taken, ,anbe had al
foung's Drug Store. opposite the Arsenal, Main
Street. Harpers-ferry.
Jan IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

4 A Spirited Movement "A ccrrespon-
dent writing from Hillsboro', Caroline
couhty, Md, states, '.that the vendors 81
arden, spirits 10 that village lately resolv-
ed to abandon the traffic, which delerml-
nation they have since ratified BY emp.
tying the contents of their barrels into
the 1tteet The Whole amounted 10 up
wards Of Two hundred gallons"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

4 Letters from New Orleans speak Of tie
constant and increasing siagnation Of the
produce market. which ista source of the
sreaiestemba-rassmeRtio all classes Of the
IN ercaniile immunity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

e1Those who d. not attend to the. above
notice may expect thsir claims transferred tC
wM. R. RAUM.
f Eharlestown. Dec 90 lB4l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
NOTICE.

" AYlNG entered into an arrangement with
In MeSsrs. Webb & Markell, Of this place,
for. the supply Or WOOL necessary for my 'busi-
ness, wish 10 recommend all those who have
heretofore been supplying me with that article,
to those gentlemen, where they viii meet with
prices as satisfactory as ever, snd also with my
Goodsupou The same terms as allowed BY myself,
heretofore.
also wish, respectfully, 10 decline Carding
Wool, except for cash, as find it 10 be- Sc
rious impediment 10 my other business
GEORGE PRICE.
I Shepher3stown, Feb. 10, lSse-tf.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

"a Wiater ScraP.-The following
Quaint epiiaph was written on the tomb
Stone Of youth. ii Firth. ia Deabig-
shire, England. The comparison is sea
sonable:
II ! stOur fife IS but winters day;
N Some only breakfast, and away
Others todinneI STAY, and are full fed:
H The oldes. man but SIPS, and goes 20 bed
Large is his debt, Who hngfrs eui the day !;
Fks goes TIE sooaest has he leastt0Fs .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
Harpers-Ferry, Jan 90,
PRTWE HAY.

TIME undersigned has for sale 90 his farm
u about 100 loads Of first quality HAY, con-
sisting Of Timothysaloue and Timothy and Clio
YER mixed. II viii Be sold BY the stack or
load, but must be lakeraway by the purchaser.
Jan. 20. ls42 RICBARD DUFFIELD .1.f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
sI4,gas,osl .

The ae6t Of Michigan now amounts 10
So EGO, ESQ. There j. due 10 the state
from the Morris canal and banking com
psny, and from the u. S. bank Of Penn
tsylvania, abouttwo millions for bonds sold
TO those institutiohs n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

Cumberland Coal a Plank.
1 HAVE for sale !, 900 bushels OF the best
Il Cumberland Coal, portion Of L ft Tor
CRATES. Also, 80, 900 feet Of Pine Plank, which
will sell low Forecast.
lAlso, . new one-horse H4gor for sale.
GEORGE PRICE.
Shepherdslown, July l., ls4I.-lu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
I &. S.fWTEITE.

ATTORNEY at Law ].
HAS moved bis otiicc. 70 that recently occu.
HI pied hyW Cs WoRzalseroN, Esq where
helwill continue 10 devote himsell assiduouslJ
10 his Profession.
schafles,own. Dec 30, ls4l-em.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
VAC GINA ION.

UTtYlNC rsceifsd sesns. Ffsa4 Yaseins szIaliir.
II en- pFsp1rsa % Yaeclnals fhe,e Ni.9 nay
len n UnnnlLEA At Irienes house To- the
country some time since willthst friend please
20 return ~ u i very large, and covered with
Sdark brown silk. The handle is latsd, and BIAS
small roaad brass knob at the end. The ends
II the whslshone are turned with aeorns.
Jan. "a, tela. s. G. SNYDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

ne Norfolk HERALD records the dea,l
o fATRIcE BRowN, Of that bcrou6h ~,
mephons That be vas one Of the rnrlies
SUBSCRIBERS to the Herald. took II for ns,r
y 'oriy years. ead al.rays paid q yssr !,
adranesi We cannot mistake 10 c,lI;n.
SUCH person - good MAJ. n-Baf psf
We have number Of names on al,
Subscription List Of merit eau,l Is IRIS M
One Of them recently paid bis forfg-ste.
ond gears subscription. who has neve,
Jailed, ID any one Of those wears. q. ~
his subscriptions within The weir. Nv
mention i. moreover. Is curious phr..
siologieal fact, that. among the great nnin.
Der Of names that have been born d
our books. those subscribers Who has
most punctually paid their scconn l. III,
Pearto have beehthe longestliyed. Per-
fn all things greatly contributes to lon
Fgevity. ~ MAJ. hi.
Texas The planters Of Texas are
turniag their attention 10 the cultivation
Of Wheat Experiments have been sucs
cessful. ls
&E lsFffet
Dispatches were received al Austin on
the 18th December, from Gen. Hamilton,
dated London, Nov. 8, transmitting The
information THAT the contract for The loan
with Mersrs. LATTE s. Co. had been cam
celled, those gentlemen. having found
themselves unable TO comply with the
conditions Of the contract.
The retrenchmeni law lately passed ~
tie Congress Of Texas, Fixes he salaries
as follows :-Thef Presidents is3hSed al
So 900; that Of the Vice President 81
600; Secretary 81 State $500; Secret
taEy Of the Treasury 81 500; and Score
tary Of Wsr 81 300; Commissioner Of
The General Land Office, 81 500, Comp
stroller S 600; and Auditor $ 600 !,
Chief Justice Of the Republic 81 500,
and District Judges the same Memoer
Of Congress 50 pei day.
The. .americdns foken Dfih fls Terians
at Santa Fe.-v Mr.iWebs,er has addressed
an earnest and Dressing letter 10 our
Minister at Mexico, interRosipg 10 be-
shali Of Mr. Combs, (son Of Gen. Combs
Of Kentucky and George Kendall, CID,
itot. Of tbs New Orleans rieayune and
such other Americans as like them may
-haYe joinedSthe Tsxisn expedition from
mere adventurous curiosity, or purposes
Of traffic, MIR. Bale Peyton, District
Attorney, New OlleaDs, is7 authorized "a
employ special agent 10 Mexico 10 CO.
operate with our Minister there. s;E
/ THE PUBLlc DEbr ofthe United States,
~ --~ Sun rs~.ssEE,I
report pf the secretaryaef the treasury x
the senate, consisted OF 4 Il
Treasury notes outstanding VI $3.50. 927 GO |
\ Debts Of the District cities eF l,i40r 400 90
| Old funded AMI unfunded debt I S9S, 5S1 Is
Loan Of July, ISL, 5,577. $40 IS
Total ga, 80, PSI 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

Texas. The planters Of Texas are
turning their attention 10 the cultivation
OF Wheat. Experiments have been suct
cessful. N ! HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

THE PuBLic DEbr ofthe United States
ItsS = er1 s'.s- - y to
report pf the secretary~of the treasury 4
theisenate, consisted OF 4 Il
Treasury notes outstanding s.. $50. 927 GO
! Debts Of the District Cities ~ ,i40r 400 90
Old funded AMI unfuhded debt 39S, 5S1 Is
Loan Of July, lsii, 5.5T.s76 s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
Passengers Arrived ,

HAvRE-Ship Lendon-Mr Hammond Of Boston, Mr. Reese
and lady, Mr. Rosenstern--24I in srcrage.
VERA CRUz-Brg Petershury-J de Blond Ledward
u Darkins Bentley and lady, Mr. Bsger3 in the
PoRT LEoN-Bns BillowhIrs ii Swain and child Mrs +
Poole, Miss Poole, Mrs Jenkins and children, Mr. Scott
,,dy and oh ldTen Benz Tucker valeniine Seumsn,
Dow, Rob9,Son, Hastings, John Stone, VIM Geen, +
KY WEsT-Bry BiIow-Miss Randolph, Mr. Elzuardi Mr.
Bovine. y -
CHARLEsToN-Brg Clnton-Afrs Lsrborough, Mrs Paddle
ford Mrs Lipgn and children Mrs Ey, child and Mrs
Fcdick Mrs Fsgg Miss Eddy Miss Halney Miss Bol Miss
CEDAR, g Csmmngs Edw Paddeford, w Fos,iick f ii
Flagg c Lippitt, Cooke, Hayward. II sstare Nj
William Scarborough, Master Parman AM ssrvan-iO the
Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
Corn Trade.

Flour has slightly improved since last report Mchi-
gan and Genessee are up to six dollars a barrel.
The crop speedy transit to market continue
10 create uneasness tn the factors inducing them to
sell at prices showing general decline.
The receipts Of Flour AZ Cleveland Ohio in June
81 1854 bblslas year. SO Oo9 bblsdecency, 1919 bbs;
which has all occurred in the last two weeks Several
boat loads of -four have been received from Virginia
her ports the Ohio river, which have sold aioat a,
81 SIT according quality and condition. That
market on the 2Sh ult. influenced by the New York
dvices, and purchasers backward in giving So from
warehouse about 1000 barrels sold ahoat at that
price.
Wheat falling off rapidly, and several of the steady
purchasers from New York have closed their operations
and left The receips are 1877 asa bushels-last year.
234O96 bushels The highest price paid l2 cts for
very superior lot for Canada and various other lets
been taken for destination and Buffalo at 100
or good Northern The last Sale of Southern was at
los cents.
Last month barrels of -four and $50 bushels
wheat were shipped from Rochester for the east
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
Foreign Markets.

DuENos AyREs, May mo transactions in doubloons
plata macuquna in dollars; six per stock 6Oa5,
Exchange on England 81 pence per dollar; France 80
cent dollar Rio Janeiro 7al per patacon Montevi-
leo l6Ial6 do. Hides for England and Germany Ola
. per peseda France 5Sa55 do North America 5is56
lo Spain 60a62 do; hides sated 49a5odo do horse lisa
70 each calf skins 56a5s sheep SKINS common 32e3 per
lozen do fine 36a3s do deer skins l6as do goat skins
i5a40 do nutria skins 4a dol per b. chnch skins GOA
90 dol per doz horse hair Short 40al2 dol per
10 mixed 43a46 do; do long 75a00 do wool, common,
kns 42a65 do; do mestiza dirty Isaac do tallow pure
33a3 do lsa23 do; do with grease 27a2s do jerked
beef lAa26 per quinal horns mixed 3O0a35O per thou
and do 60Oa7C0 do shin bones l6Oal70 do hide
ngs 3ia36 per 100 lb ostrich feathers white 2Oa22 per
lbs do black lsal0 do; salt board lSa20 per fanega:
discount lia2s per cent per month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
Died.

Yesterday morning. JAMES BLEEcKEn in the 18th year
Of his age.
The relatives ard friends of the family and the members
# the Vestry of Trinity Church. invited attend the
funeral without further notice. from his lase residence
No AZ St. Marks Place. this wednesday, afternoon at
o'clock.
On Sunday, CHARLES, of Edward Quadah late Of
Havana, aged IL years.
On the 9th ult. at Gravesend L. L. Mrs AM wife of
Simon C.. Gerritson, aged SO.
On Sunday last, LOUIS daughter of the late John D.
Aymar.
On Sunday, BENZ. GirroRp, pged 50.
On Sunday morning, DR.. ROBERT KoRTwRIGHT, in his
a3d year.
AT Brooklyn on the 3D. inst. VIM RApcLrrr ESQ., of this
city, aged 10.
On Saturday evening" ELrzApErH, wife of Geo. Hamme.
ken, aged 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
Foreign Importations.

HAvAsA-Ship London2 bales Schultz Blanden--I case
pefnam Moore do Ian. Lamson-O8 glass Boula-
get hunfer-23 cks wine II J Well
vfhA az petersbprs-1 bis Juap root si393 in
Harh9us Brothers co.'s pks skinns q & + Schumacher
s.0o VI Row co-sl55 Moz Pollitz 1000 a Paruilu-
$500 de Ia GrdIpa-Sil3 Rtfsce-l pkg Bartl-n karch
Ill wax G Henchel.
PoRT LEoNIBry B How box Chas Mapes-2 bales wool
Y bales cotton HoibrookI Nelson co63 bale Smith,
bales Spear Paiten3i bales cotton Mats.J Ken.
ncdy &co-15 Bradley Brooks 40 Center Coz boxe.
tobacco ID CoIlins--46 bales cotton to order - $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
Married.

On Thursday afternoon, June 30th, by the Rev Mr.
Black, MIR. II. 5. SHAFER to Miss JANE ANN r. TELLER
both of New York.
On Saturday, Mr.. ALFRED FIELD, to Miss CHARLOTTE
EXTINCTION, both Of this city.
In the parish of Iberville La 1t HENRY L. SMITH, IT,
s. Corps of Engineers to Miss ARMALE HEBERr of her.
vile.
The LIE Roy, N. ", Gazette to Miss ELIZABETH L. BALD.
daughter of the late Frederick Baldwin ESQUIRE of
Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
MONEY MARKET.

TueSTay, July 3D. r. M.
An exceedingly small business has done to-day in
the stock market. and prices generally gave way. Long
Island fell Indiana 6's Mohawk l. Harlem roso H.
The Petersburg, from Vera Cruz, brought sls,67s in
specie
rumor was rife in the city that the difficulties between
the u States and Great Britain have been settled
lid basis. 1t however obtained but little credit.
We have received the Comptroller report for the State
OF Connecticut The following the receipts and
rent expenditures of the State for the year commencing
3lst March, in the years ls4i, 1912
FINANCES OF CoNNEcrIcur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06

There is very little doing in general way. Coffee
Sales 500 bags Brazil at 81 10 cts 1000 Laguyra 9a9c
800 ST. Domngoat TAFT cts and small lots of other
kinds Moasses Some rejected Nuevitas sold at Is cts
the good had brought 22a23 last week 100 hhs New Or
leans brought l6 cts l25 hhds Porto Rico 7as cts and
200 hhds same kind by auction i4a5l and 25 hhds
and Murfreesboro, at 50 Al All and 500 hbls North
County, selected barrels at S275. Selected Tar sold
81 SO 62l Spirits of Turpentine sell at 32a33 for
Southern. Os--60O brls Whale sold at 80 cts gallon
English Linseed selling in considerable parcels 79asO
c American sells at so cents Olive in pipes sells at
sOaS3 cts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06

0l5- CHATHAM THEATRE.--superor attractions
offered at this establishment tonight in which the
tire talent Of the company brought into requisition
Shakspeares Henry the Fourth produced with the fol-
lowing pow erful cast Mr. Thorne King Henry j. r..
Scott as Hotspur Held as Prince Henry, w. Jones
Fslsta, Stevens as Vernon c. Messenger Poins and
Mrs Blake as Lady Percy The grand German Legendary
drama OF Der Freischutz he beautiful music Of which
under the direction of the leader Mr. Marks is ad-
mirably performed, is added to the tragedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06

2 u 7 = Y D
made fashionable furniture, including full aud half Fcneh
hogany chairs; her dining, aud tables wrdobcs
bureaus toilet ahes. oaing glasses tue aud sprung sea-
mattresses and pillo rs, Office j sh sc
Piano FortesAso, slyen splendid plane forts, by eele-
braed makers combining all the modern prevs men and
examit ed one day previous 20 the saie.
Also, lot otAbIe cutlery bedding. and variety OF sLer
articles, for account Of whomi II may concern.
Also, an elegant piano
PRIvArE SALE
Ss vs1aSf fly . OF or no
ice to produce powerful, Tii,.ig s snnG effect
AT lQH O'Clock, at tbs sales room, 30f Broadway,
Summer CotingAn invoice Of eScel ent asOngbc cloth
ms consisting of drip dcte, bombazne and linen dress ock
coats linen end cloth bonses pants jackets, &c,
WIN. w SHIRLEY, Auciioneer--This day, Wedne slay
w July 10 O'Clock, l22 Fulton variety Of
cond ar furniture from gentleman leaving the city One
large carpet nearly new bedstead and bedding chairs tables
AsoA consignment n,h astral lamps cut shades gi,ndc.
les IN sets and pairs clocks and owes full and hall
es coffee and toilet OF various kinds window shades &c.
EoR sALE-The Yacht ON-KA-HY-E-she IS 81 ieet
long 2 feet beam and feet hold. Her cabins ex-
ensve aud superby fitted up II not wanted for Yacht she
would be well adapted Cor packet between Of the West
India ilandsIo the China or any other trade where
convey large combining buoyancy with sharp
ness than other vesse aoat, She is ssns and stouy
70 eet She would convey avery heavy armament her
deck from having part ofh bas o tons iron keel
purposes she would require other ballast.
wonss 1sy 9Tra ae woaa
dispose Of her for very much she cost Her hull
can be sent without dollars She may be
a, Pe,ts AmbGy For i9he PARTICULARS inquire Of ira Bliss
's once Oh inc = ana A. H. JOHN STEVENS,
ie2s 2wr South An,boy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06

APALAcHicoLA7Brig Alabama fer New York-A H,ncock
lady three children Gibson lady and child DR. hn Co
re, Hurd John bcock Jesse Lee Il q Porter Bens
ret, A MARYLAND, Il c Roberts.
.ApALAcHIcoLA-Brig Camilla for New York-Mrs Weed
MIR Bon and lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
City Despatch Post,

10 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINCIPAL OFFicE.Letters deposited before halfpast
haast r. and half past O'clock will be sent out fol-
delivery at 9, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEs-Letters deposited before I, II and
o'clock viii be sent out for delivery at g. and o'clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-06
FINANCES OF CoNNEc7
l0l,o82
Surplus in Treasury,

The State has some old revolutionary debts unliquda
ted Of about 1925 only The property of the State
sists in Bank stock subscriptions of the State the
capital Of sundry banks, which may be withdrawn on
giving six months notice as follows