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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05
ETn Democratic WING General ' CoL.i-
mfttee Broadway House, October lsfsAh i'i'o"''s

Resolutions were unanimously adoTtea 1,..,,;c WIZ
seis4. hAss 6sssSs9
ward; pasy the purpose
O'clock al ;hs Desses each ward TO City Conve
ion to be hIa :. c select thirteen
The e .d n At N OK the
81 Tp.sday, 10Th October, at u o'clock NJ;
b ,se time and place to apponve Delegates each
Ward preep, heir respective Wards N Iounty Con
sb oeor Convention is 10
thirteen candidates for Members of Assembly one candidate
for sheriff candidate for County cisk and one esPdd,ts
ported by the Democratic WING ray at the next eIcGn
10 appoint Delegates to District Conventions-ss below d
rceto select Delegate each from zach q al
next to nominate candidates for the Presidency and Vice
United be by e Iz
F the Firt. Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards,
composing the Third Congressional District Five Delegates
From the sixth Seventh, Tenth and Thirieenh Wards
Sao Delegates before proceeding TO select Delegate 70 e
National Convention appoint more Elecor as Dele
gate from the District at large SO as 10 make 'he "hoe
From the Eighth Ninth and Fourteenth Wards competing
Delegate proceeding select Delegate TO he Ma
to 70 appoint one more n,te I Woe
From the Eleventh Twelfth, Fifteenth Sixteenth end
Seventeenth Wards composing the Sixth congregational DIS
ss Five Dss,Sss s ss6 DELEGATES to tn. sal, District Corr
meet n hrr several Districts on Monday evening
18th October, at Y o'clock at the following places:
lid District I'd Ward Hoel Nassaust
itth . Columhian Hall; Gra,dst
,TIthh q. Howard H9af r.. Br0ad iva
The following the places Of meeting OF the respective
" ,ds. referred to in lhs first resolution:
Words. Places OF Meeting
l. Threshcr's, Brosd-steet.
II .Jones's Second Ward Hotel, Nassau-street
iii .NInyereau's, 2ol Washingonstreet
~ Shakespeare, corner Of W liam and DuanesIesis
p AS Ward Committee may direct.
VI .Nationa Hall, t,ana.-srreer
VII As Ward Committee may direct.
VIII Howard House
TX. Northern Exchange.
x. Columbian Hall.
E1. Corner of Avenue D and Four,h-lreei
I'll. As Ward Committee may direct
XIII. As Ward Committee may direct
xiv. Broadway House
XV. Constitution Hall.
XVI. As Ward Committee nsy direct.
XVII. Henry Clay House. 49,, -, ,,o>,r <,..
y WIEN = ks, Pgss5H' Secretaries. Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

u paper with very classical name, pub.
hshed al Belvidere, n. ]. devotes nearlyu column
OF not very classcalla language TO our specia' bene
fit. What we have done or said TO provo yhc
wrath of this Belvidere Apollo we cannot d',3re
He viii have to write at least another co!amn
equally lucid before he can be understood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

u a new paper, entitled THE PsaIAH1, Or
JOURNAL OF Social SCIENCE, devoted to the ad-
vocacY of the Social Principles discovered by
FOURIER, and Of u Socia. anc industrial Reform.
makes appearance this day The rst number contains
general erPoscn Of the Views and Principles OF the Paper
N relation 10 Politics the Of Industry and
Religion II CONTAINS also, important TRANSACTIONS from
Fourers works which yill be continu without irtsrns-
SION in future numbers. AZ OF The Assoca
lions now established lhis country gwen Several ab
winters VIII con,yibu the columns Of the Phaaly anon.
e:he.s Siezsrs. William H Claiming, B E Barrett sol,
.,a Brown, snd z. P Grant. The general maaaseaert
l be under the direction of a Brisbane who has been
engaged The advocacy Of the Doctrine Of Association
I'D O Macdanie Price cents - per anrun The gea-
az. agency OF the paper at the Office the Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

IL Rev. STEPHEN II. Tyne, d. d. an able
and well known divine OF Philadelphia, has writ
ten brief letter IS sustaining the recent ordlna-
ton of Mr.. ARTHUR CAREY" by the Bishop OF
the Diocese of New ork. 1t has been published
in neat pamphlet and is for sale at AppIeton's,
900 RrOodWaT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

Us The Law REPORTER, for October, for sale
by Burgess & Stringcr, 222 Broadway, contains
an able article on the Attack of the Legislature
of Massachusetts on the Judiciary several i'm.
ter of legal value and interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

SCHENECTADY AND Troy RMLRoAD.-During
the month September 100 passengers carried
this roads, being about 600 less than carried during
the month August The total number of passengers
red over the Schenectady and Troy Railroad during the
quarter ending the Both Of September fraction above
Sc 00O; very large number when 1t considered that
rival Railway almost parallel with it, and which has
enjoyed monopoly OF the travel for the last ten years
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05
Correspondence Of The Tribune
BuFrALo, Oct. >,

tientlemea wrote You both nit giving Aecoaut OF
some operations gong forward since which nothing i'm
portance has occurred here we have now rather
gale wind blowing down the Lake which has lasted
last evening number Of vessels arrived on Saturday
Yesterday and coming in to-day. Owing the
storm prevailing nothing of importance las been doae the
produce market On Saturday holders of Wheat rou
were rather stiff on prices owing the better feeling sowa
IN the NewYork market, but buyers would not acesGe
the terms asked Wheat held at "a zoe and cargo
of 1000 bushels rou, Joephs sold At the former prce.
Black Rock Flouy was held 50 80 aud Michigan and
OHIO a, IS withou, being asen The vessels hae are
have larger proportion of Flour than previously pagcu
lady the vessels from Cleveland.
The produce shipped from here las, month You will hnd
to be rather large Flour and Wheat particularly, exceeding
those for the corresponding month Of last The
y that will come forward here. say that ftnm Oho
may not be great last fall (Which doubt) W be
hctn to keep large supply at the East all the
prevent prices going above what they at pres Eu,
III nix even the Ohio farmers when they Ina:
not advance may be induced bring their Wheat par
ticulary those who may be compelled TO SELL s-
how prices are TO advance.
A, Rochester, on Saturday Flour was Sls a sly
without buyers; Wheat Is 3D.
There has been combination entered into By the forward
ers TO advance freight say New.York rs pei ton on
Flour which rate they ask.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

AMERICAN FAMILY M,cAzISr--The XVIII and last
number OF this popular periodical published on the sr
ust and take occasoa again remind subscribers and
agent, that will be those who back
numbers hem Af;s- few weeks vii
De impossible to supply them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

Tue MILlrlA LAw.-From the interest which
may be felt at this time in the matter, we publish
the following extracts furnished by friend, from
the Militia Law OF this State, applicable to the
city, which show that the officers have no right
to order their companies out Of the respective
regmental beats, and that the long par2des which
arc usually made are unauthorized BY any law
TITLE V. Up. d Of n Lstcs s
81. The militia shall rendezvous - follows:
l. accompanies IN their pective beats The first u
day OF September IN every ysar nine O'Clock in The
noon for the purpose of tanning, dscppins and improving
in martial exercise.
By regiments separate battaors once in each yesr
be;ween The first Of September and the fifteenth of October
al such Zine and place IN their repecre beats the
msndiag officer OF hs brigade shall direct the purpose
Inspection review and martial exercise
TITLE X. (P So OF N I4ws
81 The infantry of the City aud County Of New York
shsil psrade three times in Zach by compss
and twice by regiments separate hai,aons OF which
parades shall be ordered ioT Inspection and 6y
commandent Of the brigade and the remaining pase
the eommandaats of the respective regiments OF separate h
talious at such TIMES they may think proper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

Il Hon, JAMES V,NprRrooL, an eminent
lawyer of Albany, and for many years one of tbs.
Circuit Judges OF this State, died at Albany on
Tuesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05
Neu-yar,. soeiety for rhe Reuef Of Widows

and Orphans OF MEDICAL Mtdcal Men.
The first Annual General Meeting OF this Society will be
held a; the Medical College the University Of the City Of
New YORK Broadway on THURSDAY 18th ii P NJ.
OF 2t~ H. d. BULkBEY. VI. d. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

YET of nothing The asking price oF Boar has beck
advanced TO soc, bu; has net yer been acceded to-
HoPs.Tbe demand is very light, and the best Wrsam
cannot be quoted over 10 cents
TEAs-some old Teas were offered a; auction today.
The sale we'll attended both BY the trade and By dealers
from other cities, and the market, compared with pfe,i.
sales, we'll sustained
FIssI.-small sales Dry God 81: q 50. About
3Goc qu,atals .ioat 200 bbs Gihbed Herring brought
Smoked being aad wanted sells before arrival
70c; some No Salmon IN about $40; and HalfIr Nol
abou, Is so, cash
lME-A cargo of 500 bbs rhomaston has been sold a,
50 Cents
FRUIT-The sales within few days include 200 boxes
Bunch RasGs at 81 less per cent, FOR cash and 1850
bushels African Pea Nuts part from London, at about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05
CoRoSER's Orrlcg.-BoY KILLED BY ACCIDENT

The Corooef held inquest his ming No. 1870 Hes
street the body Of named I>aac " Watts ag-d
wears The 2eccasrd WIZ others, .cnool boys l.,-
aS ah2c livery sable oil Tester ard the
Bow beng & -eus,c their ja.sh her
gt.ain~H hip, threatening The deceased off
III. h sowegy and seizinc sudd.:iy hold Of WACO
whe. nGich tanned lie thrown backwards with force
cou the pavement which produced aluos; immediate cath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05
FIRE AT Mo,

FIRE AT MoNrREAL.-On Saturday night a
IRE broke house ad Joining the Albion Ho:e the
quay in rear OF the Theatre 1t ragged with the fearful
violence got under until it had consumed the
house it appeared the Albion Hotel and part Of the
utbuildnCs the Masonic Hail. in the occupation
Of Mf. Robinson livery stables, &c The femea had
great difficulty in preserving the Theate the roof which
was on fire repeatedly We hear the fire from ucer
match being thrown Of gnon into cupboard
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

20 The Re- Or. oLly, Pr-siden, Of the Wesleyar
University. viii preach Dedication Sermon IN the
Methodist Episcopal Church Norolksrest near Rying
.on a, . O'Clock this afternoon.
The Rev Dr. LE.tsG' viii preach tie evening, ::
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

Oar Teacsrs referred 70 th- advertisement VI.
LeebrIe IN smother column, his olsnng an evening
school toTtssctins the French language w understand he
no; OILY of the oldest Of the accomplished
teachers II The country aud highly respectable gentleman
< GrS. TON THUSi has arrived il tow In hne health
and sprr and will extend the The hand OF aiuaton to has
friends the American Museum I'll hour day and evening.
In the evening splendid performances gwen by the best
lists. See advertise ;ient and bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

Great Attractions for one shilling Pe,!e'. Museum
VIZ Casper Hauser, The Wild Boy the Woods the Fufgee
MERMAID. Southern AnstTe Miss Adar Cerito &c PeI.
f7-ro,nsas ever. night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

~ We see It stated IN the st. LOUIS Republic
an that Mr. Heard the Register Of Missouri has received,
IN consequence the wording OF the late law Of tha,
State extraordinary of S. 900 addition TO his
uIa salary THIS appears, has been realized BY The
eceP,o s. cents On each ac or lot OF ground on which
stnaed upsid and winch were advertised Tor
sale. The RPubcau states ha; the whole bill was the
conception Of Of kuavs, GO, Up swndIe nonresident
l.adho!Gers AID unsuspecung persons"
II We understand that BENJAMIN Rathbun's
.rn in e State Prison expires Thursday th- 9Th
After his release i, szl-d h4 does intend
a= n Eofelo ba- contrmpares settlement
sivs farmer tF- Territory Of Wisconsin lAb. Argus.
T. Marshal Bertrand arrived at Smithland on
Monday. the Spartan from s. Loas The clerk
u! Informs thar Marshal E. intends visit General
Jackson the Hermitage and thence proceed BY way
Als CRY, 10 Ashland, visit 70 M Clay Louis Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

BeAcoS CoUR.E,-The great trnt between DuchnazS,
Au-ricus and Lady Suffolk mile heats IN harness comes
of to-day at O'CLOCK GTeal sperr mar Be expected all
three horses are going Ike birdI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-05

WEDNESDAY,, tct- u
The President being absent, AID. Brevoort called 70
the Chair a bare quorum being present
Several petitions were presented and referred
Previous any other business being done, except mo-
take up the document relative the establishment OF
work house, which put vote before the two
Boards met IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

- ANlsS SAES APARfl.i.A-1 suffering rs.y
~ cd hy tbs Invaluable PREPARATION without
history OF medicine Thousands have been restored Ia health he
healing aud rcsenea:n. icacy wiin considered
tie reach 81 ftinrdih means, rs various certificates heretofore
published ahmndaniy prove u has received The aarr,,
of practitioners IN Ibis and and
growth IN The estimation Of The pubic la, placed he ond ilr
reach Of dcacsnn or he efforts ." eomPeiiiion Diseases which
impuriir The blood the umn Mons
rally such as Scrofua or Kings Evil Rheumatism and inciprE,
Gout SAT- kheu ana hrr chlahro- disease Fever
ternal Ahsceses Fsulas Chronic Caarra Liberation If The
Threat aud Nostr painful affections Of The Bones Chronic In
Illumination OF the Kidneys Female arrangements General Il
hiy Prostitution Of The system, removed hy rs
For particulars see advertisements in This aud or city
papers
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail fr eyror,aIon
A. u. SANDS CO.. druggists and Chemists an:s gnd
n.s No. ~. Broadway, cner Of canhrr street New Ynt
Sold Richmond by ne Aents y. nE:i * CO. in Peters.
burg by ROSSER ANDERSON, in NoFok ty Vi. l. saETOs
and by Druggists generally IN tir principal cities in The L.
Price 81 pr hoie-6 bottles for s..
hay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

I AND FOR SALE ~ PRINCE GEORGE wish 10 sell
IL 3UO Of Land extending both sides u Railroad
from Petersburg IL CITY Point, for the distance of three mics
Mol Of This land in wood aud consists of four separate tracts
Cawnn City Point 500 acres 100 cleared The la.
lance heavily tmbered with pine, oak and hickory. Cedar ryr
4 acres and two tter tracts adjoining Of 200 each wir
would make enc compact farm OF s00
Terms acComniodatinc-Rrer Pannl < Lea pearshu-r
or 10 the subscriber, Cedar Level. JNU. t. MEADE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

.Hcmayqniam.
Amount &c Bills discounted and purchased IN ami
oht uf the State since last report, S3;l,5i2 "a
Amount Of Sterling Bills of Exchange purchased
since last report, Il, Ia, -
Premiums paid Northern ana other Funds
from lst January Isl April -i3, LOIS -
Premiums received Northern aud other Funds
from Isl January IL LIST April, lib, 1850 -
The abovc dealings Exchange Ricbmund-sonr Of
the Branches having reported condensed Garnet
be made of them
Notes Of Banks Incorporated By the State, hand SIS DIS
Do do elsewhere. l. so
The las, dividend Of profits i .! the capital
Gold aud Silver CninSonc of the Branches reported
The aggregate amount Of specie only hand condtn
Of each lac made, but tn. Whole
amount ri >pccl. on hand is stated above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09
.LISrs.-vALUAGLg sorrHcGN PROPERTY

'4C piT!lISTS-VALUhGLE SOUTHERN PROPERTY
tuE SlE1ic interest belonging 70 the Estate al JOSIAH
a. "a, ssed IN the Ea;aatua Factory. btIn. one half
c4,sed Tor Capitalists, who " i>h 10 MAKE i!c-
Investment sAaall mol a;l improve THIS opportunity n
a- r tlrss per upan tie ;'.es-n! investment II
jite miles West q: iatrbtoa Putnam county, Ceor-
.. river :. u.4er Eating stream, ai,oyE. sg!icicut
.se5 g1f any machinery. Attached Ia il, aye GOOD
-e 81, necessary buildings 10! the accommodation oil
-ua Gri.t and saw a successful operation rms
tor effect division, aud viii be sold all
stltss To Si purchasers. The terms will be ibe-
M tamguncaon addressed 10 us nj Eaonton, Georgia,
wny attended TO- ard will take pleasure IN show
e ~ .e.;y TO any person who may wish Ia purchase
JOHN VI. FLCURSoY, Ex.c,,oYs
n. BASS,
. ~ eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

,fs~ioy ETSINESS-rhe subscriber Offers his services
m P iars of the surrounding counties, agent for the
--1o. In his market. lie would also purchase To-
Etm- OF the trade wishing 10 buy here anu from long
, M business he hopes 10 reader satisfactory results 10
XIII, Hs4y ayah themselves of his services.
....e..a ,,h tpf;| lsU3. ll7--5; SAMl.. LYLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

rINHE STEAMBOAT RhPPAilASNOCk, Captain FaiEHAag
commenced her regular trips Saturday, March iheav
inc Baltimore al 10 ocok F. arrive at Pungoeaeuc about
II o'clock days Merry Point Sunday night leave there
ocock Monday mornings arrive NJ urhanna about o'clock
Tappaannock o'clock Leeds 10 O'clock Port Royal II O'clock
and arrive Frederick about O'Clock. Reurnngleavc
Fredericksburg Wednesday morning O'Clock; Port
Royal about 10 O'clock Lay and Leeds about II O'clock Tap
paannock oclrck Irhanna o'clock Merry Point o'clock
lay Merry Point ali night; leave Thursday mornings touch
PGngocacue and reach Baltimore Thursday evening.
RET BEN i. THOM, Agent.
Fredericksburg, March u, 1913. lra-ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

u r. NASHS PIANO FORTES.-As the evidence the
49, subscriber possibly give oil his opinion the
superiority Of the Piano Foes which he offers and.
order that Others may have opportunity Of testing the matter
he proposes To place then tria IN The parors Of such
may he DESTROYS Of purchasing articles of the kind. The
pns;punenent Of Il positive purchase Of instrument
few months, give the different makers fair trial.
would ~ least do the purchaser harm.
line. addressed The subscriber, relersbuTg Va would
just good purpose 4 personal
view: uion selecting guar
please every respect, large always
hand Upwards of three hundred have been sold by him with
selling bad one.
E. 7. NASH, Petersburg. Va.
Anil ll2-3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

~ orders said Machines will hc Thankfully received and
li;hfnness aud despatch, ty application 10 The
TALBOT"r & BROTHERS,
April IL ll.}-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

~; LAnlEs' SEMINARY, Charlotte Courthouse, pa,:
1. 5iIcsAGL O.roaSE Priacipal-Ihe summer term OF
and close on Friday The twenty ninth day OF September
.-For all the English hranchesday scholars SIS; board
zach hoarcr 10 furnish her bed, bedding. bedsead and
- L. sthec, Il an additional charge of Si-Frencli and
t4 II the usual ~ bis pcsahe en ne last day n
end per abated from such Is shall be pad at
sa4ae 81 the tenn.
- t. H.. "a, aprl 81, lsi2. Et-'i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

have examined Euck's newly invented Cast Smut Ma
chine and witnessed operations The very
smu.y heat which lar excced thing had supposed any
machine cal doing. In twenty five experience
wright have any thin. compare with it, ard
cl-e;i!y recommend The pubic the best niacIme have
ever seen. JOSEPH lIEBARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

have been = miller fox many years and
years in large Mills in Western New York am
nsn. one al Eucks cat irn Siunt Machines, and
clcrJtuly coincide in The above opinion Of Nr llchar
HIRAM {. TEFFT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09
Bills discounted

State IF The NORTH HESTER.y BANK or pyRGL1lq, IN
clsaas Branches u: GeHsbars and Parter.burr.
April Isl 1913 Arrl st, .s!a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

so y. HUDSON DESi,sI, performs all operations tie
IA. TEETH Tor their beauty and ION and Inserts
corrnptibIe teeth, sinsy or III : SETS The approved
plans
Ladies Interested arr respectfully invited 10
call and examine his assortment teeth comprising every
iey Of shade, carefully selected o celebrated
laciurerS.
lie also inserts Artificial Paaes, designed TO the voice
o its proper and sound.
Rev. Or. Pumer Rev Dr. Empe Hubbard Gardner
Co.. Gen. BERNARD Peyon, r Dr. Broken
brough ;. = Baxter ESQ., Dr. K. &. Cubel General Pegam
George Watson, VI. d.
20 Office on Main street. square above the Banks.
bee. q CS-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

Sr.IE OF ViEciNr. Cg IF Rieha,on9, Ia wit:
g. Blair Casino Of the Farmer Bank If Virginia this t,v
personally appeared benre Justice Of the Peace the
aforesaid and made oath, tla. The within Statements adr Oh;
from ;ie hooks Of The Bank iroE the latest sccc
ns HE date from the Branches, correct the of s
know ledge and belief.
Gwen under my hand this 2nd day Of Nav l-i3,
WALTER ID. BLAIR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

Wheeling, A;f!i 2!si, 1919.
JAMES Mcdowell, Esp, Governor.
ID ar SIR enclose the Quarterly Statement o
and lis Branches.
am yours, very respectfully
j. LIST Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09

Drugs Medicines Surgicat Instruments Pants, OILS,
Dye Stg6s, Hiadosc Glass, sc.
.. BBI.S Castor OH,
- 500 lbs Epscm Salts,
100 do Turkey Opium,
500 do. Spanish Flot. Indigo,
20 bbis. Alum,
10 do Glue,
30 do I.amphIack,
400 kegs White Lead,
10 bbls. linseed OIL
5o0 boxes Window Glass,
> hhls. Ma!,cr.
- bb.s. Agw God,
% do Cuppera-,
hhis. Lamp Oil
The above, general and well selected Stock al articles
lire offer quantities suit purchasers low for
ah punctGal the usual credit, and sole
call from merchants and others before purchasing
Particular attention paid packing aud shipping orders
ALEXANDER nUVAL x 60.
Apr. - li72aw Is aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-09
NOTICE To MiLLERS.
Bucks Stationary, Centre, DoaJic Cylinder Smut


Bucks Stationary, Centre, Double Cylinder Smut
.nactinc.
THE been appointed Agents the
aud sale of above Valuable Machine !f
Ii and the of North Carolina prepared
They have u>t completed one which
placed in the Mills of Mcs>r. aNa, Brothers & Co.,
city certificates together obtained
New Yo!h, i hereto attached.
COLUMBIA MILLS. EicHdoSD. VAL
March a5th 1918.
Machine styled Buck's Patent smu, Macne'
been placed Mi TO test powers Wheat Cleaner.
ready have had enough
powers, especial removing the Smut;
enough of II 10 authorize commenting
public i valuable addition To the usual wheat cleaning
apparatus OF a Flour Mil. HaXALI., BROTHERS 4 co.
FREpoSi., y. V. August llth, 1872
We morning. by invitation o the propriclors, witnessed
the operation "Ick's newly invented Cast Iron SGu, Ma
chine which exceeded our expectations
Feeling II a du;y the community we'll as The In
ventor the public, confidence,
that We now think sought for object Of cleaning
hnd sntty wheat clean At length perfected nearly
q, he ~ human Invention.
Iaac. Norton, Nm. J.. Sherman,
J. Crane, Frans H. Rurge>,
K. Dickinson, John lalsom,
H. C. Fr.sirs, l.. Robins,
X. Green, q. Buckingham,
G.. f. Barclay, ThoS. ellis,
Jas. Dcyin, /. +. i>herwood,
G. H. : Williams, l. iuckley
w. b. iluT,but I. II. Stevens,
l.. C. Hum, ~ H. NGtccinb