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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
CREvER'S ERIAL VOYAGE FRoM WAN
CHESTER

CHESTER
As rhe ascension from Winchester was
rae first 30 ial adventure that has been Mt.
aenpted by ne, these who witn' sst il
Will TO doubt suppose that the sensations
/ might experience woJA be slngularly
unpleasant; buti can assuSe them the eff.
feet was entirely the reverse. altIciI a
ted cnnslderab pleasure in The trip, and
| MAS far fam being Disappointed. Ia
leaving The encaosurr, as raised above
the hcnds of aus was surprised al
tbs large numbeT OF persons assembled To
W tnoss the use, nsloa, aad If they were as
well pleased as mys If none had reason 10
complain.
Amid the cheers of the mulliiud the
Comet" was launched into the Amos
theria Ocean, whore enjoyed a splendid
view or,he great Valley of Virginia, with
is numerous towns and villages. scatter
ed over IT'S surface. d'he breeze convey.
e me to The southwest, and when about
Two miles from the place Of ascent, | en-
countered n severe flaw Of wand, which
caused the car TO vlbrsle for some tame,
but st Il continued to travel s1ulh ives,
untI had gone about eight mlles from
TIE place of asc a., and about two 'nlles
10 the right of Newtown; here ascend
ed ami | had attained the altitude of
bout one and quarter miles. ! b ro IN.
cruntered breeze from tie south, aud at
this time the country, TO the South-wt ST,
was becoming obssured Glom sny view nv
the clpu IS which were rising from that
quarter. ! was now travelling Ia a nt4th
ern direction, which continued lor about
rourt. EN- miles, during whlch tune The
Garth was gradually becoming covered
with clouds, md when had arrived uo,tb.
ives, OF Winchester | lost sigm Of 4, altu.
ne,her About this lime heard three
Successive reals Of thunder rolling be-
meath me. There was no appearance #
any hing below but the clouds, which
VIZ. rolling about in magnfic' nj gran
deur, while cnioyel The sunshine from
above. Tue ctlec, Of the sun upon the
clouds, throwing them nIo different lights
and shadows, was really splendid ! then
commenced gradual descent, and whep
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
49,
VIRGINIA CROPS

TIE Richmond Enquirer of Friday last Says
Ii gives rs pleasure 10 state THAI the aaalitv Of
the wheat produced by the recea hsAves, Gin that
pasi ID he Sietna sarPasses esen ia quantity Il
has probably never been escell-d in Birginin :"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

CnES AND Quo CANAS CeMFANy.--
We uud, Isl aud that tie President of this
Company (Col. CoaIe) has, in compliance
with resolution ofthc Roatd OF Directors,
opened cores ondencc with the Presi.
dent Of lhc r. Real Company, for the
purpos of end, avorIng to fleet an ar
Ianaeuelnt for the transportation oil
Coal on thu Railroad from Cumberland
to Dam No. 6, which is the present
Eastern term nus If tho nayigabe por-
ton Of the Canal the same 10 continue
until the cauai rs competed to Gambler
land. II this arrangement can DC made,
the rcvenucs on the canal would OF once
be INCREASE and the Goa trade Of Allegnny
receive an mPrtus that would, by the
time the caral is inshrd, be OF sufficient
magnitude IL render inst tnt relief TO the
State. We think the measure a most lu-
dcious ono IN tvety view Of the ase, and
hope the Railroad will, ior the short peri.
cd as we hope that it will be required,
find ilsel(able T. concur in carrying tout.
As there IS a gradual dts ent by the Rail.
road rom Cumberland to Dam Ne. 6, we
,hnk the Railroad Company coul afford
at reasonable price to transport cool that
distaace.-Frederack Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

The Calhoun dinners are still going on
through the Stale. Elk Gov. Gilmer has
had two or three i: his District. One was
TO have come off Yesterday or tie day be-
fore in Essex--where the would.be Min
lister to France was expected. Another,
It is said, is soon to take place in Din
wlddie--where a company IS to be eked
ont under cover Of the Temperance cause.
The scheme was we'll devised and is
being well-executed. There is no telling
the annoyance and vexation, which these
dinners give to tho "Republicon Father"
Of the Enquirer, The presumption is
that all who 20 to them are Calhountes
or become so, before they leave. We
hear Of several remarkable conversions
made at the Madison dinner. Col
Voolfolk, the redoubtable Senator from
Orange, IS even pat down on the con-
veriad roll.
Go ahead, Cslhountes! You are as
yet only ONE in TEN, and there is no
danger Of your becoming too hume rous
Richmond Wig, august rs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

The Lowell Courier saws ,hatthe Mer-
rlmack frnt Works in that city manufac
ture using 1000 pieces Of calico per day.
The Merrimack prints pre- celebrated all
over the country for their beauty and du-
rabilty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

BALTIMORE WHEAT MARKET. = Our
report ofihe morket, under the CONNER
cial head, shows that no less Than THIRTY
thousand bushels Of Wheat were on sale
yesterday, and that the principal part Of
the receipts whs takcn by purchasers at
full and steady prices, before the morning
business hours had elapsed These sup.
plies came principally ftm the lower
counties Of Maryland and Virginia, and n
portion from Pennsylvania by way Of the
Tide Water Canal. Taking the coursa
of the seasons through, we think we may
safely declare Baltimore TO be the hes,
whent mark, t in the Tn on. The large
capital which is:nvest' d here 10 the man-
ufacthre Of -four, and tho free co npetition
which is always maintained, hold out 10
farmers the assurance ofrf alizng he best
prices for their crops at all times. - Bal.
hRiore american.
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GOV. JOE "a rENNrssrr-

This noble champion ofthe Whls cause
deserves tie thanks Of every Wig in the
unlon--and there 5 rot one, Who has
beard of his ardpoNs laburs aud brjllian,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

among the clouds experienced consider
able coldness at my extremnies after
getting below them, got into the same
current ofair that had in Tie ascent,
which carried me- back again TO the south
west. lerc discovered tina, was pas
sing over an exu nslve f,rest, which was
occasionally broken by green held !;
snd found the further ! went the country
became less inhabited. then commence
ed rapid descent, and finally effected q
landing about two miles north west OF me
Green Spring Mills, in the MIDST OF he
forest and bills. after being IN The an a.
bout one hour, IN which time accom-
pli,hed voyage Of about thirty miles /;
shortly oftef landed, drench'ng show
! er came on, which continued until ar
rived 10 Winche And here cannot
forego the opportunity to return my thanks
to The citizens Of Winchester for the in
terest aud qualification which they eyinc-
ed at my success, and the cordiality and
welcome they extend, dlo me upon my
return.
Very respectfully,
The putlic's most obedlent servant,
a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

SENATOR MERRIcK The Annapolis
Democratic Herald says: We have what
wo consider good authority for affirming,
that senator Merrick wllnol take his seat
at the next SESSION Of Congress. If this
be correct, Maryland will be without a
single representative in either branch Of
Congress during a portion Of the next
session,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
ALTERED NOTF.

We barn tom the baltimore I, merisan. iliat n
noie of she bapk af the Valley ia Virginia inge-
uiopsly altered from to- ten d,dla- was res.ei,
ed hy merchant of that city on Saturday lasr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

Ia a s,izure which was made a short
time siDce 10 I.ondrn, Of some goods upon
which daty had uoi been paid, there wee
seventy two silk whlskers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

The Locofocos Of Washington Go. Nd.
nave nominated the following ticket for
the next House Of Delegates, viz: Or. +.
l.. Eoleler, William Weber, Wor(ord
Mann, Henry Wade and Joseph HOLMAN,
Esqrs.
The Loco Focos of Allegheny County
have nominated Capt. Buskirk, Or. Frz
patrick, Patrick Ilammill and VIM. Nc.
Kalgh, Esqrs. as their candidates.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

SoME OF THE EFFECTS or THE VINO
TARrFT.--The Georgia Journalsays: "At
r tsil in this place, good, rerg good Cor
FEE Is selling Of ten pounds for one dollar;
and SUGAR elsrsn pounds for one dollar
Not more han eight en- months ago
CofPEE was selling fee pounds for dol
lar. and SUGAR sir pounds for a dollari
''ln the consumption OF these two ari-
Giles, we ask the Democrats wherein does
The Wing Tariff injurs The peoplel
''LoAF SUGAR that used 10 S, Il in this
p ace at IS cents er pound can now be
bought 81 II CENTS round
DOES The Tariff prove dsadyan,sgeous
here's
'ln the same proportion IS the reduc.
ton Of price, on other necessaries. Now,
when We compare the effects Of the Wing
Tariff, with the effects Of the Tariff when
Van Buren, was President, on which side
is the result most favorable
These are facts for the people. They
oil know them to be SO And one fdci
with them should outweigh an bundled
assertions that cannot be proven true"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

Breach IN he Chesapeake and Ohio Ca.
nal-The Wil;iamsport (Md.) Banner Of
Saturday last says
We learr that breach has taken pace
in iise Canal embapkment, 10 the neigi-
5ofhood Of Goose Creek, ~ miles ab ,ye
Georgetown, which will require week
or len days to repair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

TN pursuance of law l. JOHN TYLER President of the
Uaied States of America, do hereby declare and make
know the public sales will be held at the undermen
toned Land Offices in the State of Michigan at the periods
hereinafter designated, TO wit - :,
Al the Land Office Genesee commencing Monday, the
ninth ay for the disposal of the public lands
within the limits of the aforementioned townships and ac
tional townships, to wit &
North OF the base line, and East of the meridian.
Townships hirty-one, hlrtywo thry-thIee, and thirty
four and fractional township thirtyhye bordering ON Lake
Townships thy-one, thrtytwo aud thirty three and ac.
tona township thyour bordering on Lake Huron Of range
Fractional townships hirtyone hirtywo thrytee and
bordering Lake Huron and Thunder Bay, OF
fractional townships thirty hirtyone thytwo and thr
ty-three bordering On Lake Huron of range nine.
Fractional township of thirty, Of range ten.
North of the base line, aud West Of the meridian.
Township thirty five and fractional townships thirtysix
thryseven aud thyeigbt, bordering Lake Huron and
townships thirty6ve hirtysx and thy.sev and frac.
tional townships thyeght and thy-nine bordering
Lake Huron, of range two. -, ,
twentyfh day of September for the disposal of the
public lands within the limits of the following detached tracts
To wit =
The lot number one in section eight lot number nine in
ton nine lots three four and five section seventeen and lot
number eighteen which have recently been
yeyed in township six south of Of the meridian
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military
or other purposes will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept for two weeks tun,ss tho
lands are disposed off, and longer and private
tries Of land the townships offered will be admitted
Ill after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under hand the City Of ashngton, this eighth
Jay u ''''' N''"' D'''''' JOHN TYLER.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.
a31H al REGULAR MAIL LINE-FOR PRO
E1s@9tHE}s VIDENCE AND BOSTON, via, SION
-0-IN GTGN AND NEWPORT--Composed
OF the fol superior steamers running IN connection with
the Stonington and Boston aud Providence Railroads
MASSACHUSETTS Capt. Comstock
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer.
PROVIDENCE.
NARRAGANSETT.
MOHEGAN
One of which will leave New York daily Sunays except
ed) from Pier No Battery Place, N. River at r. Nj.
ARRANGEMENTS.
The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, Monday, and
"Wednesday for Stonington and Newport and Friday fol
Stonington.
The MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comsock on Tues.
day and Thursday for Sonngton and Saturday for stoning
toy, Newport and Prov idsnce =
Passengers the arrival Of the steamers at s,onngton will
Cars of the Railroad Providence and Boston, and if for
der) from thence at o'clock the following morning thus
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and then breakfast board
the Michigan.
The above have been thoroughly equipped and
prepared celebrity of travel and the comfort and
cury of Passengers and surpassed by the United
States.
For passage freight which taken very reduced rates.
apply board north side of No % Broadway, Of
hce of Samuel Deveau freight agent, the wharf.
Tickets for the berhs
board, a the Office of
HARNDEN & CO, No. 3 Wall street
Iron and after the 10th freight will be received
and forwarded after halEpast p. NJ mo ems
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JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
~ ~ ~ RI
Wt(iIJ LAR LINE. OF PACKET SHIPS 6l Soltb stresf

&&9G E&&AaR& S&&Ak ENAk
HEGU LAR LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, 81 South street.
PASSAGE to and from Great Britain and Ireland via L.
the ist 7th 18Th 10Th 25h Of each month to and from Ii
erpoo and to and from London st 10th and Goth Of each
month.
The subscriber has made unequaed arrangements bring
emgants and with confidence those per.
sending for their friends that every due and dgent
Passage also be engaged from Liverpool direct New Or
leans Mobile, Savannah Baltimore Philadelphia Boston, and
the different ports of the British Provinces, the lowest
rates.
With those arrangements together with the advantage which
his Liverpool correspondents possess being large ship
and extensively engaged in the eghng business dcspachng
100 first class ships from Liverpool the
ports of the United States, with freight and passengers The
facility offered by this establishment unsurpassed and
the large number of first class ships employed in the line there
price of will be at the lowest rates. aud should Of
those sent for decline coming the money will be
customary refunded The steamboat fare from the different
ports TO Liverpool can, as usual, be secured.
JOIN HEGRspI,MslAN, 81 South Sc, y or
Merchants and Emigrants Agents,
No. lG 0ose Pialzas, Liverpool
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE.
The subscriber the attention Of those
ney TO their friends to his unepuaed for the
whs,eyey a the following Banking Institutions, viz =
London. ' - - W.
Mes,rs Barnard Co., Exchange and Discount Bank Ii.
National PROVINCIAL Bank of England and Branches through.
yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
birmingham Banking Co.
Lancaster Banking Co.
(ireenock. "'"e w. w 'hsso" anu
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Vol X.-No. 22s.-Whoie No. 344O
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-dsily newspaper-pub-
hshed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per coPyor 81 20 per an
um-postsges psid-cash in edvance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every Saturday
mornngprice Ct cents per copy or So - per annum-
hostages paid-cssh in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas-
ing fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this
y the scord and is therefore, the best channel for b
sisss the city country Prices mod0rate-cash
n advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, aid In the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PnoPRIEroR THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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sG,Es1 01 PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
EsAtSSxzzrr3r FOR ALBANY-Daily at O'Clock ?. NJ
49, Through direct-From the steamboat pier be
tween Courtlandt and LibeUy streets Sunday excepted
The steamboat KNlCKERBOCKE Capt. A. p st. John,
will leave TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and Saturday at T. NJ
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt A Houghton, will leave
Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings, O'Clock.
MAIL LINE.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. l.. w. Brainard,
o'clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt. NJ. Fl. Truesdell,
will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening five
o'clock.
Passengers taking this Line Of Boats will invariably arrive in
Albany in ample time take the Morning Train of Cars for
the east
The above boats and substantial furnished with
and elegant State Rooms and for speed and accommoda
tons unrivulled n the Hudson.
For Passage Freight apply board r. e. Schultz
at the office the wharf. an2 Ctr
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Hnl = sHREwsBuRY-Lcns Branch, sandy

G~nlr@3~ SHREWSBURY-Loug Branch Sandy
E-S2-zZ-Hook oee,n House and Eatontown Landing
TLe new Steamboat SHREWSBURY, Captain John r.
Cories will now follows. and after Thursday a7th
nst Having New York, from the foot of Robinson street
every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday 10 o'clock A. NJ
Aud Esonown Landing ON Monday, Wednesday and Friday
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Shrewsbury will above, weather permitting,
iii further notice. All baggage at the risk Of the
Fare 37a cents. 80
from the aforesaid landing places of the
CURED. .,.- a.,
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S011 Aa SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE
ES|Hf4gSry}sF FOR ALBANY TROY, and intermediate
LsndinssmFEom The steamboat pier at the
Leaves New York-The Empire Monday, Wednes day
and Friday The Troy Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
att A. NJ.
Landing at-Gadwes West Point, NswbuTgh, Hampton
Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rhinebeck U. Red Hook Bristol
Catskll, Hudson Coxsackie and Undertook.
The new low pressure steamer EMPIRE, Captain s. r. Roe
on Wednesday, at o'clock in the morning, Aug To-
The new low pressure steamer TROY Captain A. GoIham
on Thursday at I O'Clock in the morning, Aug IL.
For passage apply at the Office foot of Barclay
board
Notce-All Goods Freight Baggage Bank Bills Specie,
other kind of Property TAKEN SHIPPED board
the Boats Of this be at the risk Of the Of uch
goods. aul6r
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&y6H. FOR NEW ORLEANs.--Louisiana and
Mzxf New York Line-Reguar packct--To succeed the
Louisa The fast sailing packe, ship HUNTS.
WILLIE, Capt. q. n MumtC rd, will sail as above, For
freight or passage, having haudom furnished
apply on board at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street. or to
y. X COLLINS CO., SO South ST.
Agen,,s IN New Orleans, Iiulin Woodruff. who will
promptly FORWARD all goods to their address.
succeed the Huntsville. an2i :
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FOR ALBANY TROY, CHICAGO and the CANADAS.
Ibe subscribers having completed he arrangements with
the feopie Line oil Steamboats, the North River the
Rail Road Companies of Albany running Express
Tor tho season OF 1913 Express viii leave their Office No
for the above named and intermediate places
IMPORTANT
For the greater safety and security all valuable and money
packages entrusted in their care they have Saaander Iron
Sales on board oil the steamboats, occupied
cuyey by and the messenger charge sleeps
the with the safes which all packages
are placed. POMEROY K COMPANY
mi No. Wall
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80 g H a y R cos q p E N 49,; 3 5

ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN AND AMERICAN
EXfRESS, GENERAL FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
HARNDEN co. will receive aud forward by their daily
Express Specie Bank Notes. Packages Parcels to
part United States Canadas and by steamers and
psekets any part of Eng land ireland, Scotland Belgium or
France.
Particular attennn paid the purchase or sale of all de-
scrptons merchandise collecting and paying Drafts Notes
and Bills TO the entry of merchandise Custom House
10 general Transaction of and all kinds forward
ing business Bills of Exchange
suit furnished 81. John, ~ D., Halifax N. S. any
part Of Europe.
goods must be marked IIardenS Co." Foreign Post
Ofice Letter Bags made for all the Royal Mail Steam.
s from Boston, and the and sailing packets from New
Principal Offices and agents.
Messrs Wilmer and Smith, 80 Church street. Liverpool,
Mcssrs Maclean Mars < Co.. . Abchurch lane, London
Messrs. Emerson X Co., Paris and HayTe.
Samuel Haight ESQ., American Consul Antwerp, Belgium.
Messrs. J. aud J. O.. Woodward, 81. John, N. b.
A. w. Godfrey, Halifax ". 3.
j. q. Woodward, New Orleans, La.
Messrs. J, b. Sazerac X Co., Havana.
Harnden 4 Co. 8 Court ST., Boston;
All goods must he marked Harden Co.
~ Barnden Co. alone responsible for the loss
njury Of any articles property any description committed
TO their care any risk assumed by be
tache the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation Company, by
which their crates area may be ansp2ed nor the New
York Providence and Boston Railroad the Bos and Pro,
any time. HARNDEN X CO.,
UHr No. Wall st., New York.
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LAKE ONTARIO STEAMBOAT ROUTE,
FROM ROCKIES TER.

TIL ZEE s TIE A NJ ATS.
S&DeNH m The ADMIRAL for Niagara Falls direct
The AMERICA, for Toronto, touching Cobourgh, Port
Hope, &C., making daily communication to Niagara Falls,
A NEW ROUTE BY WAY OF LAKE ONTARIO.
Passengers avoid the Oswego Canal by taking the Rail-
road from Syracuse to Rochester and then take steamboat for
niagara Falls and Buffalo.
The splendid large and Steamboat ADMIRAL Captain
Gordon OF the best boats that ever hoaed the
lake Ontario, will leave Rochester landing ming
(Sundays excepted 10 o'clock the arrival OF
the from Albany for Niagara Falls and Buffalo, Through
from Rochester the Falls hours Passengers leaving Sy
racp in the morning at o'clock will be at the Falls
morning steamboats, up the Lakes. III. FILk1NS, Agent.
Office at the Morton House Rochester
The steamer Gore Captain Robert Kerr will leave Rochester
for Toronto DIRECT Monday "Wednesday aud Friday
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday morning, at o'clock.
The steamboat America Captain Twohy, will leave Roches
Bond Head and Darlington weather permitting, Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Saturdays, att O'Clock, p. NJ.
Rochester, Aug 8, 18i3. aul5 lm.r
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THO. ID. BLAKE.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right of presumption lands
within the limits of the townships above numeated is
qued establish the the satisfaction of the Register
Receiver of the proper land office and make there
practicable after this notice. and before
the day appointed for the of the public sale OF
the township embracing the claimed above designated
otherwise such claim viii be forfeited. -
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
je2i itaw to 6Octr
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-11
FURNITURE.

4 vi & uIldefsi gned has inst received on con
signment an assortFnef1t of plain furniture
consisting Of
Side Boards, Book Cases, Breakfast s.
Dining Tables, High &. low post Bed.
steads. Bureaus, Stands and Chairs, all
of which will be sold low for.cash OF
drafts on New Orleans payable III the
fall. 10 consequence Of = late advertise
mont appearing in the Correspondent
headed undertaken, would beg. leave 10
inform my friends and the public ia gen-
eral least. they might suppose that / had
retired to privats life, thati am still en-.
gagged when ever calledon in performing
the last sad duties to the dead. All or
ders from the country for cofins will
be strictly attended to either day or1
night; shFouds q burying clothes will be
whenever called for.
4. ROLLINS.