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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26
a MATnEMATICAL oUEsTIoN-Ths Po,

A MATHEMATICAL QUESTION The Po,,.
land Bulletin askE--'lfa ball flies a. the fate NJ
four hundred and forty eight miles minute. when
first discharged from thcmoulh Of cannon. hos
fast will a mijdling sized dog run with tin ketle
weighing one pound ten ounces, tied 10 his tail p,
A1er much labor We hay O managed 10 solve m.
above problem, aud find That the dog can run mil.
ln three seconds quicker Time thal the rep,,I,,,,
leg treasurer % Mtsslssipp could run The samo J,.
ance' carrying ue public funds Of The Stale and M.
KEY u The emry treasury fOr dead weight
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

COUNTERFElTS ON THE BANK or VIM
.GlNlA.-Tho Norfolk Beacon Of Ssfpr,l,, 80,
No we're shown yesterday a counterfeit Is 80.
with the leuor !, on the Farmers Bank psysbI. =,
Lynchburg The engraving Is very well do,o 49,,
The filing up Is very badly done aad NAV bs go.
detected We learn there are great number 81.
end los on that Bank In Giro ulatiJn here
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

Tho young men Of Massachusetts will have 10 On
u Rhode Island, 10 do their cournr. n. rbev e,,.
msHy d'd to do their manyng-(they mighr 20
luHher and fare worss) Another verdict has been
gwen in Ma''achu'sus COuu, against man r.,
breach Of promise, who never Told Of love. nor talked
Ofmarnage
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

u IS now understood that the American, the Brit.
''h' aud the French Governments, have offered
The" services 10 settle amicabIy the difference,
between Mexico and TEXAS. or course, the only
settlement can be a private ucknow edgon,snt, BY
Tho iormer' Of the Independence Of the latter. and
perhaps some little payment. by way Of sweet. ming
by Texas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

RAIL ROAD FROM HARTFORD TO SPRING.
FIELDING are happy to learn from the Hartford
CouraR' that the whole amount Of Stock for hi,
road for which books wero recently opened at Hart.
ford New Haven and New York has been sub.
'cribed THIS road when finished will make gpo.
Their conunuous Rail Road and Sreanb,,, Line
between Boston and New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

THE POST MASTER GENERAL-The O.
hio Statesman copies extract from one uf our
Washington Correspondents on the subject Of the
appointment Of MIR Neil, OF Ohm, to the office OF
Post Master Central. and seems To speak Of that
suggestion ia terms of respect aud approval In re.
laiiun TO that matter we wish To be distinctly un.
dersiood. We were absent when the currespon
dence was published; but ON our return approx Ell
II. We knew the author, hut have Tao know ledge OF
what may he his means Of inioml'ion, except that
he as well rs Mr. Neil is Tyler man. We know
nothing Of reasons that may for the resignation
or removal Of Mr. WicklIh-, but this we do know.
that without any other knowledge OF MIR Neil than
n public knowledge ofhis business habits. and prnc.
Teal character his intimate and long experience IN
western mail contracts. where changes are ofiener
requisite, aud where the knowledge Of the p. NJ. G.
is Of most service. we suggested his name ut the
comm ncemenI Of Gen. IIuuisohs administration for
that Office. We see reason in the change that
has taken place M his political views. to change our
op mon Of his perfect fitness for the office Of Post
Master General TO which we believe he wound
bring oil his great practical talent and industry
We do not presume. for q moment. hat our r, =
commentator would have any weight with the e1
ecuiva, but opinions not the less sincerely
expressed aud confdenc not the les clear thai
Mr. Neil would dschar Sc Tie duties Of Post Master
General with more a brIIIy and knowledge. aud ia
such manner 10 confer more honor Oh the nd.
minisIralUn. Uf practical Kind lhan any other man
init.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

The master Of KInderaook und the quo ndum cab
page yard has really we believe. assumed the lrle
oi he sage of Lndeuwold." We are sorry for
HIM. II there were not enough other rea suns. in
his arIsIocrncy and assumption, To disgust the PEG.
pie who are now suffering under The most severe
embellishments, this assumption Of a name because
1t would sound more delicate To cars that would be
Mortified with The coarse name Of Undertook, will
help to show them that he who processes to be their
peculiar friend, does it for oIher purpose Than To
gam The means To crafty his vanity and desire for
parade aud show
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

We learn that there eight mule Isams EN-.
ployed in Wugunng on the National road from
Wheeling I" Cumberland. They not as eHpen
Sive To keeP travel faster and draw more in
proportion To their than nurses We have no
doubt but there is difference Of ten per hun
dred in invor Of mnlcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

DEATH BY LIGHTNING "A son
of Mr. Oslrander, at FuItonviIlc, Montgo
merry co. N \ was killed by lightning on
the afternoon Of Monday last, while in
the field Ploughing'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

MURDER OF A FAMILY Negro Burned
We learn frum the Van Buren, (Afk Inieliisea
Ger Of the 9th, that family Ivy the name Of Cox.
was recently murdered near the ChOciaw line on
the Pureau river.
Mr.. Cox Uhe Iuelligencer snys) was a blacksmith.
and had been working in the Indian country, either
among the Greeks or Seminoies, under the employ
oi the United States and had lately moved into the
State. and settled in Scott county. at the place
where he and lis family were murdered An In.
dian and negro arrested ia the InSian c uI,.
try. aud were brought back and delivered to the
civil authorities Of Scott county. They confessed
that the committed tho crime. II opprars from
their staten EN- that the Indian shot Mr. Cox. aud
nj the report OF The gun. Mrs Cox ran IT, the door
and the negro Knocked her down with un axe and
Killed her Then killed n small child aud cut its head
"H. They Then robbed the house and found some.
Thing like Ihuu-and dollars. they were nj ced
In Jail but the POpulace became : much enraged.
thai they went 10 the Jail, aud look the negro out
tied hun To a stake. and burned him 10 deaih-St
LDUis Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-26

The Rochester Democrat snyI-Ihe Buffalo Cuu-
rier Is scmei lines imprudent its ChUco Of Ian.
gu9Se. FOT instPnce, ia nh article against Prolec-
I"n on. Saturday last It said, "NenLer here nor il,
Europe Is iho lAburer ofany more account iln.n tho
machinery. whether moved ny war,r or steam
which he suPerinIends." This degrading opinion
"f those employed in the useful pursuits of mana
iacural labor. Is the legiumnie result Of anliruec-
i've doctrines That doctrine makes men hearIless
-inditlcrcnI and caluus TO individual interests and
suffering. The Wing doctrine Of prntecIiUS. on
the other hand, being humane in ITSELF impars hu-
name senllm' TITS aud ie elIngs To its advocates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

LospOs-shP yie,onalfs sk. Ise Barely ti,aE.Sp
s1T' Ds,I
sysI .S1l, i Ssns siRa G t.. sGs
Icsy2s Wells sPriSs%S Iiesdisy Phelps Cohen
Iss1R kyry.s s %% G %Sa ST qS.
Bi'f f fS. aI'%sII TG9fGs,99 isSs%
MI SwsaJ kGdiySto q N sS.., IA M,sa%J
H9Ieyg7 coal Grsw Od-7 20 do md'e7
M,yssSsGip o"sd,' case. o.ilr.as .Gal, u%ee;
Remand eo sS%l on Il SsSsss A
sT hS%sI fI {, 1qsiob sp 3. G: NS
S$a% S."9s sIs.S ss1 D.EJ Gts
Benj ann Rsaard eos Giraoass Il Ward COS
:Ss H::si,S,G ;li;5s ;i :;l; 49, S$
lSy2gs;s.% fa5s.s WI BE-
CIV? B"wSa osI bssI N.y1 ,5Ts-,
Victor Hs6iisssI : i Ke6q.,,%nes sP's.s
Msf.s l's,s.5 R;%sI M;Fss.s q lld,&,.S ESs%I il
K.f sefe'ia Bo 9si, Nm
f. a.fs smsoa sd aab sSS" bou X Mf' k
Ter sOS s. 100 ~. Sine Bs0Ssa t@ses sq e Bod;
$s kss S2' fssfT pi SHELDON
ladder s9s ssse' ,oHs Giles s wae
SsSas s%ilSsT h9h:f sea- ~ i gsSss
@oniso-i Bo.,sageI2 Mam.r.' sgi's-,l L.fh.i;s =
s%Sea e%S TIM .G e ss "a.
willow u pun9,, bLt. WIS Bs9tsI col Csc N,r
domHi q Il seSnid@i Fsa,sins ssdsf sep@ bslsS
Kltchen-i Coviii Fleming- Dale NaNweli-l 4 Iiant
Bern kcrse-l tieo Gibson co2 a nuntngtnu-i 4
Delpai-i shaw, Blake CO.. D. N Dax-l IA q tufbetf-I
MLBpm-l polIne-l tagsf toiey--i D. t3arpu col
q Rozst-l HaFgOus-l Mlhtu-2 A Smith-t A. Strsiksr
i sshmid,-i q W si.wr,gta AGO. Bfussa, koop >
Lynden-i NT iowaud- s,hachaIdio csscs bs 81 Dds
willow order
BREMrN-Ban1pe ChaIlori2o hrown nsils cas- 100
demijohn keg Noltsnus asensiedfle huess baes ~
pcs brown rolls Hensehen Iakaula hxs rssks NJ
Bokerles brown rolls Meyer staekeus Reiuer
Ms-ke-i2G Muler-l1 Nfinr nuck witt a "a ~tnH-
cks Parcel 10 order.
AUx CAYEs-Bug sdusy-lit bsss consr n Naries-ita ~
Delaheld-22 tons Haywood ~ sstIs saa
20 bags conse 20 order.
ACN CAYIs-Bng Rileout-tii bass eoa.r "a o. rscas ?,
tons logwood 4 MaFea-2ei ate ~ logwopd " Web a
Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

This the progress oil as down to the time that the
Mobile Bank published its notice pay specie in October
Now the period Of the greatest agitation at Mobile
that OF the greatest seadiness New Orleans viz from
December - to March LIST. In that time New York
checks at Mobile from 10 to 30 PER cent while
~ Orleans they scarcely varied at all until February
when they fell acceerating the import Of specie. Now,
why should blc 20 per cent at Mobile ia the time
thathey fell per cent in New Orleans. In weeks
the latter city checks varied hut per cent; Mobile
they varied per cent per week The fact tina, the
circulation Of Mobile was paper, would not such
violent fluctuations, but that the branch banks and the
merchants made depostes with the Mobile Bank cash
to the extent of 81 which and out OF the
market the nod of men whose individual paper has sold
in this market at per cent per month, when money
worth per cont per annum What enormous h umbug
IS this! The new farce is specie payments suppose
that was honestly the case What is the fact WHY
Alabamitns established bank which furnished them
circulation for which each citizen respo nsbIe the
Slate bound for it. and the planters worked for H. We,
i! failed few cotton SPECTATORS now come forward
and substitute their promises for those the people Of
Alabama for a circulating medium What a prepos Ell
proposition speedy remedy Cor all this Is, first
let every withdraw his deposcs; the little monster
will then crippled. The next move is for the Legisla
to do the by II has done by the State Banks
II they not safe, why should notorious shaving
shop be trusted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
Second Board,
State Of Trade.

AHgs-sses OF Pots at $i37i and Pearls at S. l2t S.
u.s. which slight rise for the latter description Pots
firm.
BREADsruTfs-Genesee -four is quoted at 81 so 81 &C.
and Michigan range from 81 IS with sales. Opera
tons in rye at 81 cents Oats bring 2sA cents. Wheat
sells al % cents.
CorIos-This market squiet. Small sales only occur
All waitisg the arrival Of the steamer. pack
g, in to-day but brought intelligence from the
Liverpool market Our quotations unchanged.
PsoyIsoNs-we have seen very little activity to day
No change In prices.
R,.L EsrAIE-sales at Auction by E. H. Ludlow &
Co Three lots Madison Avenue, 23d street at
$1,000 each. Four lots 23d street. opposite square,
1890 each. Two lots Ith Avenue oath street
5000 each. Three lots 25h street. 4h Avenue
sia0o each. Two lots Gath street, near 4;h Avenue
Sl3no each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
ROBBERY AT SANDERSON'S FRANKLIN
HOuSE. pHlLADEI PUIA

Mr. EDlToR-You viii 40 the justice TO publish in
" s,sd.I.P% :$sqisi 3 my +, i F:,$s
s,T y % ed T m S11S - i lie i.I f Tscs
20 5osl % prove Ssi, N% boyd q he house
m s 6 so bills ~6sS SS s r. drew re oS d at To%
sss Co. ,s p n S. "a SS as s y G; e.
" & sss, ' e5. ' kis, ,s. ~ s Is TSSey have al
2 ny wsa esh oad eort wro'e three letters
@ ,i s u,s nv s ' I SspS S ,ri. sne al s'9
"a get y I'D e. t a., ii@e - ny l took down the
asS 80 @ & rse ~ aescS sacE "a my psn, a ,s
: % os TO-, s H. aa %y sSd a a! MY n sSs:
* -. % s ssa dor s ,SS 'p s, %Gs o.s iTo%
se',s va sfsi.,.a AID b. e,r tI;sIrr irfsImsd my
NJ, Pc - .,. ws 2 80 rol,oe enee I'D Informed
va ~ 49, ". , "s', ,a w., o,as 20 sande,.9ns,
X ~ s sssa bl ~ rssnt. coniHr gu q two three Of
W s.ss.a y, y. a.'ns .ai y o. si.,si @d W.,
y - 90 90 az snai-si thia indaidna a. bad never
- az, .ess -.sl, ~ - sts,. I'D b,gt S'o,s TO
ts ~ a., y Tull,.h " ,r paIsrs Icsl.
IA 80 - N. ,si,., hi g. ,- 'i@ ,g;n q w ,n msGn1,
So. ~ l,.asl.a 49, The maa, NJ. si9der.on
s..i,'.i .e,,.sa ~ {, ~ .ad .ier th- advertisement
i "a "a y siS = , nv W. n, 'S %o@ S,' :, i ~.
-. y. 80, 80 .s'.si., ssi sdy.si fSi ss
.so, sasi,ss y g-l-u's 81 ~ silgnF,,as 10 male
s Sc s 49, 80 @i r a., r., - g. " would SSab p,S
lgt N ~ is.s = ~ l.as, a. trend ~ Ihssire
lr sarh liffss. lssesFs t~siSs1 eitir N PhiI.d
.hna. a Nee Nulk hnnf I shah upau nv re-
aa ia cuss ouf ~ hsadh Nth al III facts
fl va ~ 81 larurs - rslvcfsts aud think
si sap~ @ ~ rsasfsaa hss e hast proved himssif
,apas 's. as hsla - ~ Haousl, without
s :. v s' s'is .s 'l s s = ~ e WA ssd
L Nafhiag sslH tui fhtuz ioss sham anon
90 siaaststa 81 euaauri " thgs snsr .p,-ri 10 nv
i'sa. A.,a. 80 ...l.s, ~, ,,ts . ~ ioowias
> %ttyg%st N-- rot
VI NWilp~ 4 Notaia
~ 81 NAfOHY / AsisT lions.
IA n ~IkNkF Aurrran.
tfi,,Rhhtlihns~A oo. rHa.A.,paa
Cfg snf laaHfH n Nru iefk
rrraansllf srgrsiea siHr Ne A Nrkcsn who afrf
sins dnY swaru. sah that w. ubted a ~ asald
NilalT EFtua Tfrsnas nuknuWu. II ~tnAtf.ha
Itakiu H1ae F1itf'lif. ~ night II tho ia
@ ~ 90 hssk "a hfalfhi aserhed a. follows. via -;
sl1a hil Hanl flIltfIIi letter NJ Oh 500 % No.
~ sie6 a ~ ~ ai. = 10 a. ~ ~ 81 Si1a III 10.
g. 800 NlN wfa nH lfla. ~ M ga che 500 tili. The
Hues ~ - 1d slii,en Nth IA ~ rce had
~ lrk q arfh hl o. nlrlli. "a a
q. NJ frIflHrI flH. Hialfrnf sff n0f n. a. MrkfkN.
9wgn - li - si a. faief unCr htl q lusice ih
sbhsi hENRA W MERRITT. stsei.i Just,es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

ny- ATTEND TO LUNG COMPLAINTS IN
TiNE.-There s excuse Tor the neglect of these
complaints. long As Dr. Cook OF Londons Hygeian
Bsssm 20 be had. This medicine q the greatest
Inventions Of modern tines Iii liquid formed from
vegetable ingredients and possesses the most soothing
ana corrective qusles imaginable Out OF nearly
hundred patients that were effected with pulmonary
complaints in the London Hospitals who took this m,d
cine only twenty too died. ndthey incurable hy
any fe'n'dy In introducing this medicine TO the Anne
rican public. the advers.r ~ b. u, hs,ipg those who
ufe' o usiag the ordinary remedie dcr themselves
fas. eoofefy Let those Who despair try IT, and thes
wiz convinced thst there Is s0nsthing under
we sun For sale st the propris,or, No N Barclay
Nt.'t near Broadway Aspinwallf - William street
ana Mtssis Sands ~ fulton. corner OF Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

Al New Orleans the 9th inst, freights dull to
Europe-to Liverpool 7l6ihsto Havre lie per ID for cot
tonic Northern Ports cotton taken at &c per h. and So
per bale.
In Charleston, the 10th inst had been
made 10 Boston for Cotton at 80 100 To New York
Cotton IN tquaehsgs so cents and 90 cts per terce for
Rice.
Al Mobile the 9th inst the Linden had engaged full
cargo for Providence at 81 30 per bale snd the Od.on
OF the berth for New York Ut same rate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

Cleared.
Ship Emblem, Dyer New Otlr.n. t..L 1..,,t - A.
hndrodus, hitchie. Rochelle. Z Ncoll. Ms.husfsas
barge Appleton, MarauAm. Alien ras..a $780, fiau
ey ss snnai surEes ~ lrannani GeQgr Hall thsfsrr
Blackwell n Co
Arrived.
Packet ship Victoria, Morgan fson Ia,udsu ..d r,.ft
aug ~ WIN mdss t John Or,syold fr has hssn wift
IN 20 miles OF sandy Hook Coz the iast dsrs.
Packet ship Oneida, Funck. from issre Ana A. 80 "a.
TO Boyd X Hncken ~ w" 49,"
with mdse 10 Notenins n PsvenstesIt 1919 '''"t'N
Barque Hersche Adams, (0f nanrorl N a,,. a.. r.
Island with salt. TO Buck Peters; do bushsl. nj nsi
Plptt. ~ -''""
Brig Rideout Cook, 81 days from Aux Caye, VII. ,oe -
II. Marcn. 49, ~
T. Marien.
Brig Sarah Brown, Norton from Key West with sus,s A.
TO Srurges Chairman.
schr MTsar, Ann Hammond from B,Iiimorr. r,,h nl.s
% master,
sch Michigan, Teny, dlys from Badmos uith radss 60
Johnson LOwden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
Passengers Arrived.

LoSpON-racket ship NictoTia-John Bridge, Mrs Bridge
Ms, Mary A.pe Rasse Joseph Russell and servants
Rochester NY; Mrs Shiers, Miss shers Thos Shers
sanndeIs Brooklyn WIN Johnston, Mrs Johnston Thos
Hyde, WIN Jones, New York; Miss Rebecca Thomson,
,,. Boston; csgsin DAVID ps, John wsgnsr Burlington
Alma Niagara, uCi Thomas keh. Herordshire FTedenck
kason Dcrsehire Samuel Newton, Quebec 100 the
HAynn-Psctt ship on.da-Th?ma.. Ion aud lady, D NJ
Re, Fmneis Lynden, Boston; Charles Rocmeln Frederick
haulhaer Cincinnati; DIR Benz Tnpper, Charleston, SC
sawer Smith, New Orleans DIR Robt w Bush Kentucky
Mn Marssre, Gordog Miss Frames Parker. tngland Madame
DR. Dominck Graves, John Godefrey. France VI Maggel.
Lam srein Rev James Mcmahon Patrick Morgan and-Ge
IN the stecrage.
DRrMrN-Barque Charo,te-J Ksminstry and lady 50 in
KY WEsr, Fa-Brig Sarah Brown-E Duff. aud 2 IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

On the 10Th inst SAMUEL OSCAR HowE, aged 81 years
The friends of the fsmy requested TO attend his
neral on "Wednesday the 10th inst at hall past o'clock
PM from the residence oil Tho Coles, No Rutgers
street.
NIB. Boston papers will plesse copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
Domestic Lamentations.

KY wrsr-Bus sarah nrowu-2is hss sastf a Msfltni
chs old copTFr isirs Duiee cot toss tnang lnf
Manu- CD "a ooFT- Ash,, rols c ~ sussf " ~
old lead = Riley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
Married.


On Monday the 18th instant, at ST. Thomas Church. by
the Rev Drwanwrigh yAnEs w. WiLsoN, TO
daughter "fLymsn Denison, Esq all ofthis city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, sept. 49, II. M.

The stock market CONTINUED buoy ancy today, and
Prices Ohio per cent Kentucky, !; Indiana Ii
Canton, " Harlem, 4, Long Island, u rsierson,i
Al the new Board good busness done.
The rates Of bills have commenced falling at the south
already. Al New Orleans they have been % ollows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Apctioneer
BY BELL HOWARD.
fSfgres No. 20 .4nn street and us Fulton slrset)

IL,
BY BELL \ HOWARD.
tStres No. a2 .4nn street and us Fulton ,ir,et)
WEDNESDAY,
All 0L O'Clock in the sales room
Large sale of elegant furniture Of all descriptions, also
valuable billiard table with all the apparatus eompeeen be
Also large assortment Of excellent second hand furniture
from family breaking up housekeeping
THURSDAY.
At l0la O'Clock, in the sales ROOM,
ne assortment OF choice furniture and COLLECTION OF va
Al ocoek acres of Valuable land situated the very
cent?, aud business part of the village of Sing Sing
Immediately ,9ite-V a"ble farms in reGnsyl'ans ana
other places Maps 10 be and information given al the
sales room
eoapty about . miles from Uti'a near Rcmse9 tmbered
with hne 6aco and soil excellent Improved farms in
Z. n. ROCKWELL, Auctioucer.
CABINET FURNITURE, &c at Auction.-C S. Smith
v will sell, this morning at 10 o'clock, 292 Broadwav
consisting OF plain tued aud sprng seat sofas different pnterns
hslf three quarters and full French mahogany chairs break
closed wash stands; plain md dressing bureaus; maple and
ned d ae a e6s Scss cS S2s
hall lamps cut and san.d glass do, different paers
Also few willss patent black walnut and polished bed
sisads.
Also small lot OF second baud furniture consisting side
boards dressing tables chairs carpets, looking glasses Sc
$50 n'm
FOX SALE Al PUBLIC AUCTION
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public 81 % G AssS' and a hs pSt O wS
the company consisting OF printing and engraving machines
eallendss copper cylinders dye Jorpe dying and bleaching
boss IRE engines patent balances IRON safe hydraulic
and common press, large and small slide lathe with complete
Of @ported STEEL and new and old rom quantity Of drugs
.a,bl. for e.do printers and dye tubs casks and large els
Calosass Of which may be had application to Mr. Philip
ivis im.r 81 William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
Foreign Markets.

Posro CABELLo, Aug. 90 Coffee nominal price "a 8
a SIC. Cotion-sc and demand whatever. Hides-93
l0c and in great demand Indigo-9 rs, nominal
but none IN market Cocoa-superor $40 S23 per 10
The. net.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20

DE CENTS will be given for a copy Of the New York
~ Weekly Herald ~ Dec 3d, 1884, containing Of
he trial e Joshua H. Smith delivered this office this week.
slansIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
brighton fCincinnatil Cattle Market.

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Hogs (corn fed) IL per gross $50 heads Stock Hogs
~ 90 40 per gross. ~ head Sheep so 90 per he ad
"A Mich Cows, 5000 a IA 90 per head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-20
49, MARITIME HERALD.


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