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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

NYork sid Goth, St Helena Mken, and Magnet Seaman
PoRrLssD, Oct 23Cld Cadenas Churchill Matanuls, 2lth
PoET,MoUrH Der 2i--Cd shetland Frost, S, Thomss 2st
Dover Packet Grtn Mobile Sid ga, Gendoveer Parsons
SEwnuRrEoa DC, 25An valmTs, Small, Philadelphia.
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tor Haes do; jasper Nickerson do Ar 25h Van Barren
1 and Am ThS%s sSa9s PhfGf
p RS.e smith %% eSs' 'A'd
NAsrUoKEr, Oct 22-Ar Emulous, Small, NYork Lead
Rfffs 9st g Ms todss Psaaos K; and
PsovIDEser DC, ae-Arr P.tmos Clark Philadelphia; Anne
NYOk below Agenoa Andros from Csdir; Gip'ey, Gro.
"i Ta' oe sna dfs Gps caS sG Baltimore
Matilda PuTdy Albany Edw Cr9u., Ksaney do WIN Blair
Ss~ juno p SY9
Dsau Go Lady, hsn S S
e; MsIeo ALBANY Norwich Aida, 90 dq; Gola%Ss
MidsIs,oTn leI do BH9siie NYOif for Norwich; Majestic.
PnILAPELFHIA Oct g7-cld vandser, Berry Halif., Ms;
HeSPer HOPKINS BOSTON, Currency Sharp Babadcss Aehsah
s % fhSSs A s hs
si Sol R9seyet BENJAMIN, NYork; oatano Johnson. do;
SOarOLK, Oct 2iIAT Orleans; Smith, Richmond for New
Turks Island Unon Paine Boston for Richmond CID En-
,CaAnlrsTos, Oct a2-Ar Gaelic Glover Bermuda; Edw
Osueh, oegon bnuding, Tor soulhefh
ports Nance, Nichols do; Isabella Briggs do; Col Snep-
herd, Cooper West Indies. Arr 2sd, Vernon Robp Cron
Indies.
SAVANNAH, Oct 22-Ar Eli Whitney, Harding, Boston;
Granada Hammond do Larch Abbott, do; Amencan Bur
CESS NYok; 9 Lamar, sannemann, do Below, ship
Cid Pandora Tlinghast, Boston Arr 2is La Grange, Por
ter NYok CID Exact Johnson, do; Haidee, Fine Phia-
ST. AUGUSTINE ,Oct liar Charlotte, NYork.
New ORLEANS. Oct l8-Cld Monsoon Halet, Antwerp;
Don Juar Soue, Liverpool. Arr Canton Petungl Kingston
j.; Juapua, tsp slovideo Hsvana NEPTUNE (sl Rollins
York Below, Niagara Cole, do. Arr l7th Columbus Coffin,
Boston; Chester, Vandyke, Philadelphia
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Domestic Markets.

Macon, Oct. ls.-The cotton market has still down.
ward tendency there has been further decline Though
best Qualities, in square bales, would hardly command
over &C. and inferior qualities in proportion. For round
bags the highest price has been 81.
HAMBURG, Oct ls.-Our cotton market has receded
about &c since last Tuesdays report Prices range from
to tic, according to quality.
MOBILE, Oct. l5-Cotton-The market has again be.
come dull Prices are without any material change anil
the purchases confined exclusively to the Northern
houses The total receipts of cotton this port the
LIST September amount to 1884 bales and the sales
sane time amount to 800 to 5000 bales Our quotations
are now for mddng to middling fair, &c. fair good
81 SIC.
SAVANNAH Oct. ls-The sales of cotton for the week
up 2530 bales at 81 SC. The from to
ties except Liverpool good fair which maintains former
position, owing to its scarcity and we have accordingly
altered our figures to correspond with the actual sales
There has been steady demand in rice throughout the
week The market remains firm at last weeks prices
The sales amount to $50 casks viz II at H. 81 so at
%, and 2l3 at q, per 100 bbls
AUGUSTA Oct l9.-Cotton-The receipts of our staple
continues increase Most of sold soon as rec
Prices have fallen but little prime and choice cotons
while mddlng and inferior the decline has been very
heavy. The quality of the cottons has fallen off very
much from that received in the early part Of the
and compels us to reduce quotations for extremes
We quote ~ TIC as extremes Of the market Square
bales always commanding ofa cent per ID over round
COLUMBIA Oct. l9-Our cotton market has been a
little brisk for the last week. and slight improve
ment has taken place. We quote now from to "a for
new; we understand however, that Il offered for
fine lot
ate extent at st to at, cash and time. The tendency is
downward Receipts since LIST September about 700 bales
None exported.
SELMA, Oct l5.-Very little has been done in our cot.
ton market this week and prices have receded nearly
cent What few sales now making are from to SC per
Id.
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BRIGHTON Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Oct 24-At $500 cattle about 1900 of
which were beef cattle, 600 sheep and 1000 swine.
Prices-Beef Cate-We quotet to correspond with last
week Aiew extra at SIS 90. First quality 81 rs 81 So
second quality So 81 co. third quality So so So So
Barrelling Cae-Ths barrellers did not adv upon
the prices offered last week. and purchases made
those prices, viz Mess, So %; No. l. 81 so.
Stores-Prices for like quality hardly sustained
and large numbers remain unsold We quote the same
viz two year old at 81 90 Sl2 co. three year old S4
a $40 90.
sheep-Lots were sold from 75c to 81 IS; wethers
from 81 Is to So rs.
Swine-A small advance effected on small shoats
lots to Pedde at from to 3c for sows and 4tc for bar
rows. lot of old hogs, from distlery, st. At re-
tail, &c for sows and sc for barrows.
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Sales mt the stock Exchange.
$50 Long Island
500 State ia
state OF Trade.

We cannot notice any increased movement in the
raj markets Buffalo paper remarks as follows -
The wheat and -four dealers active to-day and all
the canal craft busy taking in cargoes Sixty five cents
APPEARS to be the highest mark for wheat although sales
of inferior have been made at five shngs Three dollars
and halt is about as high -four will go The canal
business for the Sd week in October faows Tolls
received $l9,l79 81. Number Of boats cleared 234.
The tolls received this over the cores
ponding week in lS4i, is SCOT 90.
ahes-About 100 bbls of pots have been taken at So So
A few pearls al So s7i.
Cotton-There is more doing in cotton The sales
amounted to about 1900 bales, principally for export
F1our-Canal is in good demand at 81 as.
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05z- DIR. TAYLoR's BALsAMOF LypRWORT-

5000 persons relieved and addition to these cert6
Gates Mr.. J. T. Town. Agent on New Jersey II. r., was
obliged TO leave and this city aud expect ed 10 die
consumption. His brother directed him to have bottle
p Dr. Taylor's Balsam Liverwort, from 375 Bowery
KNOWING OF the vile countereits) Before be had taken
|ne bottle up his cough which bad keep him
rom sleeping was great deal beter-he cured and
agent on the Wes,chester Railroad and generously for
he cause OF humanity permits to refer any person TO
Lim MissB b of wealthy family in Albion Place
vas given up, and is welher friends willing say
TO- BE careful OF the No. 375 There signs put in
owet part OF Bowery catch the unguarded Dr. Leeds
wholesale druggist l27 Maiden Lane is sole wholesale
Igent down town, where the genuine is only kept
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sructon of the trade of England the bankruptcy Of her

strucon of the trade of England the bankruptcy Of her
merchants and the starvation other operatives The ques
ton then is will the exgencies of the Bank lead in the
face of political difficulties to renew its restrictive
surcs and prevent the sale of that cotton without which
the newly restored order in the nufaeturng districts
canno. be maintained. In order show the monthly in.
creasng ratio of exports England take the follow
ing table of the exports of cotton from New Orleans at the
close OF each month
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EXPORTS OF Co

The exports this year are little larger than year.
and II in the six weeks from October 18th to November
3oth as much goes forward from New Orleans as last
year. the supply cotton bills alone will be increased in
that city s62oOoOO; an immense supply when cons
der tha although $4,000 worth only had gone forward
at our latest dates bills IL per cent discount
the actual par There is probability of increase
demand As the season progresses the rapid sccumula
ton ofa demand for coin will undoubtedly produce SEINE
embarrassment in England
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On Wednesday afternoon, Goth inst. JAMES GRooAN
only son of James and Elousa Grogan, aged years
On Thursday 27th inst Rosa SHERMAN, aged &c years.
Her friends and those her aunt Bridget Tully
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
O'Clock, from 81 Marion st.
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Passe myers Arrived.

LoNpoE-Packet ship Toronto-A RaIston lady and ser
want Mr. Gre Mr. Cox Philadelphia Rev Chas Sherman
LADY and child New Hsvep Mr. R1bnon Rttsbuh Mr. Hi
Kemp Miss Brydon, Miss Spencer London; Mr. Pcq lot Paris
Mr. and Miss Scott Montrea Mr. Raynes 23d Regiment Ca
nada-60 in the steerage.
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Married.
Died.

On Wednesday, 26th inst. by the Rev. DR.. Phillips Mr..
EDWARD Coles to Miss HrsTER b. MoULToN both of this
citv.
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LoSDor-ShP Toronto-ls pkgs Loeschigk & Wisendonck
go cks bottled beer Barstow cos pkgs @ Thorbun-
% Wilson Brown2i Post Marin-l6 g B Norwood CO
q Bangs coo Frh-l0 Allisteu Talbot Charter
3 Parsons Cummings COS Wiley X Putnam-l5 w Sapa
- Appleton Co.'S M H Koney-a Baldwin Coz L Co
hen-3 Hernck-i2 Dodge, Cumming & COT sheep A
Rolker-s0 logs 200 salt John Giswod-l pkg Mason
Brothers-l u Gibbs White Sheffed-2 ID Colden-l
w Ludlow Goodhue COL H Cotheal-l Mr. Wood
20 TO order.
Domestic ImpOrtatl0ns.
SAvANNAH-Barque fris-338 bales G Mer-i23do
M Prescott.
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NO Carrespondents.

Our correspondents in foreign respectfully
send by every vessel all the they can
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind, from any sne re
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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Cleared.

Cleared.
ships Martha Washington, Tyler Apalachicola Hopghton
MShailer Eoridan, Patt, do ID Hurlbut Co, Mount
Tilvou Mobile sturses Clearman-Brg, sterling. Pierce
b rmuda, Tucker Saratoga, Bedel savannah John
Ogden; N,mrod, Smith, Pcalaa va Jacksonv,e Fla w
fatt-schrs Commerce, Kragg, Richmond A Cody X Cos
JOSEPH Handy Griffith, Baltimore do do; Oscar, Baker, Bos
TOM orec'an, Chase, do.
Arrived
racket ship Toronto, Griswold from London and Ports
10 master. - ~ ' w. '
sehr silvia Hgbee, Higbee from phad with coal to
sehr Lexington, Jones, from Philadelphia, with COAL to
master. ''' w" '' -
One brig, unknown.
General Record.
SHIP Lucy BRIe WIscoNsIN-Tbe Nen,,n. =, No,y
Orleans passed on the from Havana st 2 lon a
The Wisconsin, OF Sedgwck dsmased-foar OF the crew ~
assistance The Cheste also New Orleans renor,s
Spoke 3h inst lat 26 So lon Sc H. ship Lucy Little from r.
for New Orleans laying aon sside of brig Wisconsin, and
taking her consisting OF flour aud sundes m.
found the brig dmaed and hs should leave
of his board, to take her 20 the port Brig
Wisconsin, Capt Hor kins sailed hence about 10th ssa
Thebaud She probably dsmacd during the gales
the 9th or 7th nst.l
LAuNcH-A fine barque Of $50 tons called the NJ IT, Brett,
was launched Maehia- 18Th inst She Is TO be commanded
by Cart James h. Avery aud is to packet b. tween
New York and Neuvss, Cuba.
WhaIemcn.
Cid New London 22d inst Black Warrior sisson Ind
Ocean.
on Nassafuero April u.s. Martha Baxter Napt 400 sp anu
was heard from afterwards with whale alongside.
Emporium, from New Ohean. for Liverpool Oct 7-had
been damaged IN n severe gale on the 7th
Home Ports.
LuBEc, Oct 2-Au Andromeda Rude, and Nleyill, Kent
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SHAKESPEARE,
II u nDy Mn Nf<r T.IrJ

ii PARK ROW AND ANN STREET.
his Trends for kind Isu and n" LIBERAL Dsi'
men they have gwen him since he eOpeped the above
that he will continue to use exeron TO merit their
The LaTder will be always supplied with the choicest deli
caces OF the season which Will be served up in superior man
s WIZ 6 oG psHfa with wines SaGshs and
quality
Breakfasts dinners teas, and suppers. all reasonable
Hot dishes &c. hand every day the hours
0YsTERs-The very best that can be procured in every
Suitable notice being given, ANY DISH whatever can be
PGyae rooms for the accommodated Of dinner md
sis ataw is4w.r
RILLlARDs-Otis Field respectfully invites the lovers
ID ihis amusement 70 call Bissiord Rooms, the eli
max Eating hopse ts Fulton and "a Ann street where
S9S Sss Sf da i1a
a. suit their fancy .''l ''' ''' 80 l%i..ec
go, ''''' Of FhHssi F;;1ii
SUGAR HOUSE MoLAssEs and Amber Syrup of su;
~ peror quality for family sale in hhds and
barrels at the American Sugar Refinery Nc % Leonard
" o2s 2w.r TYLEE & MApEs
NoTiCE-The propnetors Of the Saint George Hotel have
or two suites Of rooms for small mIes Gentlemen Mishns
desirable apartments on reasonable terms will do well
oS,obei a7rh, isi2. og7as.r
CLASS CUTTING EsTABLIsHMENT.-J stouvepel,
fer supply all dealers and others the this
city, and warranted the best o other manuactorysuch
beautiful hall lamps oeyery size astral lamps and shades de-
canters tumblers Dishes gobets bowls
ceeries, glass; nc Nc GOODS of the
By s e ifs s OF Sa 6 sRa Al
$40 lm"r
DAILY EXPRESS LINES FOR ALBANY, UTICA
- BUFFALO. CHICAGO AND CANADA-The sub
scrbers having been engaged for the last twelve
ming Albany and Buffalo Express connection with
Harnden Co.'S New York and Albany Line recently
extended their Express Line from Buffalo Albany through
TO this city on their own account will receive and forward
Packages Bundles and Cases u Goods and from the fol-
lowing places viz.
Albany, Troy, Utica Syracuse, Auburn, Ihica Geneva,
Canandaigua Rochester, Batavia, Loekpor Buffalo, Ceve
Land, Detroit Chicago, and the intermediate places.
Also, Oswego, Sackets Harbor Kingston and Toronto,
Canada.
Will promptly attend to the collection and payments of bills
notes. drafts and accounts purchase and sale Of goods pro-
duce by sample aud such other business may be
entrusted 10 their
Each Express will be accompanied by competent
together with responsible the principal
upon Merchants and others be
will be in this more speedily than any
other possible way.
N B.-Specal Expresses any part Of the country
short notice. and upon reasonable terms.
SIS POMEROY CO. No. 2 Wall street
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Domestic ImpOrtatlOns.
MARITIME HERALD.
10 ship Masters.

We snail esteem avoI captains of vessels arriving
here will give 10 Commodore W. A. Bassett of
report Of the shipping left the whence they
vessels spoken their list of their cargo auy
foreign they have Commodore Basse viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recproc,te
Ia i'm
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BY B. w. WILLIS.
Sales Room 372 Broadway.

Sales Room 372 Broadway.
FRIDAY October 49, 10 o'clock at the auction ROOM Sc.
cond Fall Sale OF aud elegant Furniture being
best and largest assortment of furniture offered bic
auction in the city, of sofas sofa bedsead
wristbands tables with aud hout marble CHI
half and French chairs cured maple, Grecan back and
other WARDROBE secretary and book quartz
bes ottoman dyans couches music stools French be ads
hat breakfast and dining tables and every article
the furniture line.
Catalogues will be ready the day Goods can be
examined any day previous to sale OPT 2t~r
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TOR DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'S Price Current of Copa-
VIA Capsules Acids, Dyewoods, Lunar Causc ID aguer-
reotype Chemicals, German Silver, SC. Sc sc. See fourth
Ole
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page. oil &c
w ANTED.-A situation by a respectable young woman,
w who washing ironing and Homework
Also please call No sc Crosby street, where the best Of
reference will be given. o28 2"r
WANTED-By two respectable Protest young women,
w situation do plain cooking washing and ironing of
private family. Inquire at 70 Roosevelt street. where the best
OF reference will be given o28 2t~r
MR. DEMPSTERS FAREWELL CONCERT.-Mr
4VL Dempste respectfully his friends and the
nubc that his Farewell Concert will be given the
Library, this evening" FRIDAY 28h. which he WIN
be assisted by the Mess Raner, who will of their
best pieces
Particulars in small bills.
Tickets so cents be had Atws and Duboiss Music
Stores and at the door.
Concert TO commence before o'clock o28 lc
A CARD-NIBLOS-The Committee of that well kno wn
"A establishing MT the New York ladies' Repository. have
pleasure the public that Mr. Nblo
literally rendered the free of his Saloon the
Mess Raves the aid Of their valuable
benefit fun s. will take place saturday. Octo
Der 49, 1872 On the occasion variety Of will
be gwen, which the whole Ravel family Chas
Mr. and Miss Wells will appear o2sltsr
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- FASHION AND BLUE DICK.-Persons
MIL wishing to witness the Great Race off
Saturday by these celebrated horses at
~ Camden, will be furnished with excursion tick
Friday q before o'clock foot Of Liberty street,
morning boat Independence Saturday o'clock pier No
North returning by the evening railroad line Saur-
day line Sunday from Camden. 3tsr
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PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE.
low Palronise the City Cash Tailoring Establishment,
4 4 200 Broadway.
runous which have been charged for fashionable
has led the subscriber adopt the cheap cash system
ne now oilers TO ut gentlemen with the finest Cloths
UP WIN heatness and despatch, the lowest
prices Having made arrangement for the finest
nssl yiYs, assneres and Vestings from first hands, he
oIu u 'iem low The most experienced cutters
H. SUI ne pedses himself To give entire satisfaction
short netce. - 800 ~ ~ ~ W "
and winter Clothing ready made of every variety dual
NY and stye OF the latest fashions aud warranted f-Sn
gers VIII 40 well TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
SIS lmm'r EDWARD FOX.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-30
FARMERS LOOK Ar THIS !!


>HOSE wishing to procure the most simple,
cheapest and best BEEHIVE. ever inveat-
ed can now do so by applying to VIM. d. Cooke,
al The Virginia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb.
The combined advantages Of inclined planes.
the boxes and slides aIfording every facility to
remove at any time the surplus honey from the
hive, without destroying the bees, or the danger
OF single sting-the security afforded In closing
the BEES in the HIVE, and removing them from
place to place after they are hived the cheapness,
and simplicity o! its ccnstruction-and above all
us certain protection against the depredaons of
inc MoIl and other intruding insects, strongly
recommend 1t to the favorable attention OF al!
those who wish to make the raising of Bees pleas.
ant and profitable.
HALLS PATENT SELF-PROTECTING
beehive" has received the first premium fol-
two successive years, at the Agricultural and
horticultural Fairs in Massachusetts and Con.
necticut.
These hives will be kept ready made at the
Cabinet shop of tho Virginia Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb at Staunton.
All orders by mail or otherwise will be prompt
ly attended to.
The subscriber alone, is authorized to sell
rights in The following counties viz :--Tiafdy
hampshire, Shenandoah, Page, Rockingham
Augusta, Rock6rfdge, Bath Botetourt, Allegany
Greenhrier, Fayette, logan, Tazeweli, Mercer
Monroe, Giles, Montgomery, Floyd, Grayson
Wythe, Srlythc, Washington. Rnsse. Scott, and
Lee. VIM. d: COOKE
April 81, IS42.-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-30
NMW GOODS

THE subscribers have just received thei
supply of SEASONABLE GOOoS, which
is large, and embracing almost every i:rticle u
sually kept in retail Store. Amongst theil
stock may be found the following
Blue, brown, wool dyed, black, and invisi-
bic green Cloths.
London and American Cassimeres, and Cas-
sinets, all colors.
British, French and American Calicoes,
beautiful style.
Mouslin de Lanes, fine black do.
Merino, Bambazines and Dress Silks.
Red and white Flannel, Canton do.
Kentucky Jeans, plaid and plain Linseys.
Brown and bleachcd Sheetings and Shirtngs
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Hardware, Queensware, Glass and China do
Dye Stuffs and Spices.
Window Glass
Together with large stock Of GROCERIES,
which is as good, and will be sold as low as any
in the county or elsewhere. Persons in search
Of Goods will please call and examine for them
selves. They will take in exchange for goods
all kinds OF Grain and other country produce.
j. NJ. PJTMAN g. SON.
Staunton, Nov. ii, lS4l.
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49, so
HS@CTTON SAlE
" r 81
'HRUS'YEE'S SAFE.

RY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me bv
- James Paine, bearing date tho 29th dav Of
May, 1910, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF.
flee Of the County Court Of Augusta, / shalI pro-
coed to sell, TO the highes, bidder at the residence
OF said Paine, in the town of Waynesborosrh, ON
Saturday the Cd day Of July next, ,be fosIowiaE
property, viz:
One Bed and furniture, 4 Bedsteads, I Blreau;
Tables, 3 sets Windsor Chairs, \ Map of Unit.
ed States. Clocks, Looking Glasses, / Chi
ma Press, Sofa, pair AndiIons, pair Shovel
and longs, pair Glass Lamps, DO. Candle
Sticks, pieces Carpet, 3 Globes, A Tin Buckets;
Tubs, Pots. 1 Oven, L Skillet, 3 Lids, I
i large Kettle, Tea Kettle, Baker and LA,
lin Baker, Tin Pans, Book Case and contents,
l Stove and Pipe, Rifle Guns, 4 Vices, Anvil,
Hammers, l Sledge; pair longs. Casting APP
paratos, l Rolling Mill, Q Braces and Bits, 4
Drawing Knives, Hand Saws, Q Screw Plates.
Cutting Box and Knife, full set of Gunsn,i,h's
Tools, and Sulkey.
@8 credit Of ninety days will be- given,
the purchaser giving bond with approved secure
~.
Acting as Trustee, will convey such title on
~ as is vested in mo by the deed aforesaid.
DAVID S. YOUNG.
June 9, 1876
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-30
CABINET-MAkENG

NHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that be has taken the Shop recently occupied
by Mr.. David Gilkeson, in Staunton, where he
will be prepared to do all kinds of Cabinet work
IN the neatest and most fashionable style. From
his long experience as workman, and the care
and attention he will bestow in the selection of
MS materials, and the execution Of his work, he
fatters himself that he will not fail to render satis
faction to all who may please to favor him with
their orders.
g provided with neat hearse, and will be
prepared to meet all calls upon him as an under.
tnker, with promptness. B, SLONEKER.
January 4, 1S42.
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One OF TIE best E.aR.NS iss Old
linguistic, For Sale.

TIE subscriber being anxious to remove to
the West, offers for sale tho valuable Farm on
which he resides. This farm lies on Christian's
Creek, Augusta County, Va, abou, miles from
Staunton. and al from canal navigation at Scots
vile. tits extensively known throughout this
State, being the same on which James Mofftt,
decd. resided, and besides raising large fami-
ly, acquired a large estate. 1t contains
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
about 800 acres cleared, the balance finely tim.
bered, near 900 acres limestone, the balance slate
Nearly every rod OF this land is tillable except
what is covered by Christians Creek, and bran
ches which pass through it, and water nearly
every feld.-It has long been considered one OF
The best grazing farms in the county. The i'm
provements are a large and con,modious
STONE DWELLING HOUSE, A LARGE
BARN, STABLES, CARRIAGE
HOUSE, CREAMERY, &c.
Any person wishing to purchase such a farm,
would do we'll to call soon and look at it, for il
is a rare thing to find such one in market, and
am determined to sell.
Terms-One- third in hand and the balance in
three equal annual instalments.
JOHN X. MOORE.