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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08

The Prince de Joinvii!c seems 10 haze become
quite popular with the French people hy reason
., his successful attacks upon The Moorish mari
time towns. Some al The English ParcFs. how
ever, affect 10 lock upon him q haic.bs;.incd
Young daredevil.
La,cst accounts from Corsica lTp:cscr; ,hai the
bands Of armed handful continue 10 have almost
complete mastery there. Sore OF The principal
inhabitants OF the Island have been as>assi-
mated The Frcnc: governneEt, however is taxi
ing efficient measures 10 repress these outragcs
II is stated that prvalecrs are fitting out in sevc
raj places on the English coast, tortlc purpose OF
entering into the service o. llo Emperor OF Moroc-
! co, and rrcying on French commerce, should the
war continue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-08

IoSSrS. hcpiIIlI Sdie VI pro-
visions took place on Wednesday week, at their
warehouse. in Pudding-ldne, London, and was
numcrous!v attended by provision merchants and
others. attracted by the fact that the present wa
beyond all comparison the best description Of
these articles that have yet been brough! forward.
The sale consisted OF hams, pork selected for the
country trade, OK tongues, smoked beet, f.miiy
beet ana sausa.es, the whole OF them imported
into This country, and soli duty paid for the pur-
pose Of asccr,liang whc.her 1t were possible 10
bring This ;p;ion OF food into competition with
home produce. The business of the day com
mcnccd with putting mp 90 hams from New
York, Of fair average quality, eQuaiI.ng wha! is
generally found at the cook shops in London.--
These produced about IL. per ext; further
quantity of 1925 hams from the same place sold
for 31s The pork which was 4 remarkably
good article, not 100 salt, and apparently we'll
led. fetched 30.. per cwt., whilst 100 kegs OF OK
tongues. which were remarkably good and well
favored and equal 10 anything that could be OBJ
;aiued in London, produced At the rate Of *. Id
10 2s. each The SMOKED beef, very fair, sold fol-
39s. per cwt.. and 80 half barrels of family beef
apparently we'll fed, and sound meat, bu; rather
100 highly sailed to please the majority of English
eaters found ready purchasers al 40s. per cwt
the sausages fetched 90. per b. and the undressed
turtle S. per ID. The quality of the provisions
exposed at this sale, was very superior to anything
heretofore produced from abroad indeed, the inn
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NEW YORK SAFE!

EXTRACT of n lc'ter h0,a enc ofhc lca inhoymed
and mos, inteNigcnt men m Nor Y0rt:
"NEw YoRK, Oct. 81.
If;herc is any reliance 10 be placed on The
opinions and assurances of orr friends from all
parts ol The State, Ncr yof& SWte. Remember
tina, we had $4,000 majority last year and year
before-,lat we were never more united enthusi-
asic and resolvcdthan We now are. We have the
prestige with u>, and the prophetic and sei-rcaliz-
ing confidence. We have Silas Wright on the
ticket and the jealous split on the part OF all Mr..
Van Burcn's friends III show the Union, that ~
York is as maGnanimous as she is specifically pow
erlul We can no where hear Of changes against
us-ercrywherc of changes in our favor. | am
confident of great victory In such heavy
votes with some new elements. it is impossible 10
do more than conjecture maiories. can hear
Of no detailed estimates made among us. which
bring our majority in the State below l00O0;-
MANY 20 higher speak of the country, out of
the city No union OF Whgisn and Nat;vciSm
here could overpowcr that The Democratic Ma
tiyeS rcpudiaic all idea OF Coalition. Tha, dan
ger is pretty mach knocked in the head-so far as
regards coaec'ied ana pervading Coalition"
III will be observed, that the above was written
before The meeting on Monday night, which con-
Ermci the writer's views. The Abolitioniss will
stand firm and will vote for Brney or at least the
great bulk oil thcm.- Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24

DOANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc
II subscriber intending 10 move 10 ths South
West, has determined TO sell his Tract OF Land in
Northampton North Carolina. II Is situated on
The North side of the river, one mile above Gas
ton. Il contains about five hundred acres. Two
hundred OF which are low grounds and islands,
and not second 10 any on the ri"er-very supe-
rior tobacco and wheat and-lhe balance in orr
ginal woods and pines with good overseer's
house. and all necessary buildings The Plan
taiun is well waicrcd, with numerous springs,
and under good fences Persons wishing 10 pnr-
chase, would DO well to see the present crop on
the lard.
would furnish the purchaser with any guam
titv OF corn aud provendcr, at reduced prices.
will take part, or whole payment in Negroes,
or will make the terms accommodating.
II the above land is not sold before the l9h
of November, SHALL ON that day, offer it to the
highest bidder, al M residence, in Brunswick
county. Virginia. +. Ii. LASHLEI.
81 Address 10 Summit, North Carolina.
Oct 2i-w;tc
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POSTSCRIPT.
Nv Lust evening. Northern Mail.


After all, we have every reason 10 believe that
the disgracelul coalition which the Wings, in
their desperation, hoped 10 make with The Ma
lives of The city of New York, will utterly fail
On Monday evening list the Natives had an i'm
mense meeting, which the Morning News thus
notices:
THE NATIVE CorSTY MEETING LAST Even
ING was very numerous one-wih an exten-
sivc parade Of banners, &c. There were 4 thou
sand evidences in il OF the cloyen foot OF Wing
ism, striving with nigh, and main 10 carry of The
votes of The Native Democrats. We are more
and more confirmed in our confidence that cx-
ccpt perhaps, 10 very Limited extent, this viIes;
OF The political intri9ueS YET known 10 our eypc-
rience, will rot succeed. Among other indica-
ions, we NAV mention that, as portion of the
procession filed oul Of Tie Park gate opposite 10
Tammany Hail, ami passed III front of The time
honorcd old Democratic head quarters, loud
cheering was heard from thcm-which could
have 10 other meaning than hearty pledge 10
he true 10 tieir general political faith Oh The great
national questions in issue between the two great
national parties of the country. There was Z
fine show of fireworks. How much these con-
ribuled 10 attract the large crowds which throng-
ed the Park-and how large proportion Of the
racted by curiosity 10 see what the Natives
were going to do-every one must conjecture for
himself"
The Herald says "The Natives declare their
nnaerablc purpose 10 be, 10 90 on their own hooi,
to make no compromises or coalitions with any
party"
The Express (Whg) remarks: at was. beyond
all doubt, The greatest demonstration Of the sea-
son, and OF such character and nature as 10
embairass onr parry as we'll as Tammany Hall
II threatens TO involve and evolve elements in the
coming city elections, the like OF which we did
not have even in the charter elections and the end
of which we cannot well forcsee."
The Journal of Commerce quotes The Amcri.
can Republican as saying, "Theye has not been
and will not be-, any coalition Of the American Re
publicans with any other party. We have nothing
10 10 with the Presidential Election, as 4 party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24

IL !il!s p. Z. Sugar, 5 80 4 20
.'0 81 y. .. Molasses. ii,
30 bbls. 29i a 10
GO bags damaged Rio Coffee, 81
FLouR-Sales OF Howard street Flour good
standard brands, were made from store or Saiur-
day and Yesterday 10 Tho amount of 600 TO 100
bb!s. al :; -. We note, also, a small sale yes
tescSy at 81 81; some holders are asking 81 IT.,
but we hear oil no transactions al that price. The
receipt price is unsettled Good brands of old
Flour are held 4, 81. We hear of 4 sale Of 800
bids. City Mills Flour yesterday al 81 -; sales
also this morning al the same price: holders gene
rally ask from 81 81. 10 81. Nothing doing
in Susquehanna Fonr.
Gn.IN-The receipts of Wheat continue light,
with only moderate supply on hand. Sales in
small parcels of Maryland and Virginia reds.
good 10 prime, at 50 10 % cents, and orCinarv 10
good a, 20 10 IS cents. There has been nothing
doing in white Wheat, and more at present in
market; il is worth % a l05 cents We NOE a
sale Yesterday of $40 bushels PENNSYLVANIA red
Wheat, prime. at 81 cents per hushel. Sales at
MARYLAND white Corn Yesterday and to-day OF
i3 Is cents; and yellow do at .l6 AZ cenlS-
We note sale this morning Of 1000 bushels at
the latter price: also, 4 sale OF 700 bushels Penn
svlvania yellow al AZ cents. Oats are selling al
% &c cents. Maryland Rye al G2 cents, and
Pennsylvania do. al ca cents
PRovIsloSs-This market is without much ami
nation, and The prices are unchanged since our
last report. We quc,c Western Mess Porl; al
80 Q ~ prime S a p; Baltimore packed
Mess Beef IS; No. | At Sc 6 80 and prime at
-. No change in Bacon and sales moderate al
the following prices, viz; prime Western sides al
4! > cents; shoulders /! :, cents, and hams n
Il a G. cents. Lard is dull; we quote No. West
ern. in kegs al q! cents.
WnisKFY-Therc is a fair demand for This ar
,;cle, and sales were made This morning OF bblS.
al % cents, and hhdS. al 81 cents per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24
To the Editors Of The Enquirer.

LYxcuBurn, Oct. Is, 1911.
Conference.-The notorious Leslie Cooubs, Of
Kentucky, addressed tie people of Campbell
county, at their Courthouse, on yesterday. Many
Wings of this place went out 10 hear him, ex
pecing as some Of them remarked, ITO enjoy
rare sport at the expense of the LocoS." They
went out woolIing, TO use Il homey phrase, but
came home sliorn; for, contrary 10 their cxpecta
ton. ',he one speech orator" was replied to-and
YOU can well imagine how complete is his dis
comfiture, whenever he is met by man of talents.
such as he had To encounter on that occasion.
VIM Daniel, jr., answered the Wing Champion
yes, anssrc7ed him, in the strictcst acccpaion of
The term. but speak the opinion Of all impair
tial men present, when say, that the sirolirg
orator alias "Chickasaw Ambassador, alias "Do-
mestic Spv" (as he was once substantially called
by General Jackson,) was properly exposed, and
held up TO the good people OF Campbell IN his
real character BY The Democratic Champion. His
Jokes. anecdotes ard illustrations, making up his
entire stock in trade, were all turned against him
in the happiest manner, sothat in The language Of
wag The Kentucky political pedlar was compelled
TO dispose of his "wares and merchandise al
ruinons sacrifice. Mr. C. recommended his friend
CLAY 10 the people of Campbell, as an excellent
farmer-as one OF the most successful managers
in Kentucky, or any where else. He even 50 far
forgot himself (ii. indeed he ever kew himseli,)
as 10 compliment MIR. Clay's skin in making bar
gains. Daniel fully admitted all this, ana proved
more clearly than his competitor had done, that
Mr.. Clau was a m0S'cr-iand at Jargaia 0ad man
oremcaG This was "a centre Shot" and poor
Coombs looked as if he could have contracted
within the narrow limits of auser-hole. Coombs
was once styled "an angel Of eloquence!" by
Senator Riyes, and his 'almost superhuman e.
forts" have been spoken Of BY Wing politicians of
this region But | venture The prediction, that
unless The Wings Of Lynchburg, can prevent
reply from The other sidc they will, in future,
wish this "anscrs visits few and tar between"
In haste, yours &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24
.rooI. CLASSIFICATION.

Coal TR.Dr-Thc shipments from the Penn
sylvana Coal Districts last week both by canal
and railroad, do not vary much from those OF the
previous week, and we have no new features 10
note in The business, EXCEPT an increased demand
for Coal and great difficulty in obtaining cars
from the Railroad Company, TO accommodate the
trade offered The supply OF Anthracite Coal
sent TO market this year, from all quarters,
amounts up 10 the present time, in round num-
hers. 10 ,2000 900 tons. The market will no, re-
quire less than 100000 tons. Fregh!s to Phi
adelphia by canal, remain at So cents per ton, TO
New York 81 80. BY railroad 81 Is and 81 %.
The prices of Coal on board at Philadelphia are
firm at the following rates for white ash lump,
80 IS and ~ 81, and red ash - 37s and - 30;
prepared white ash S3 80, and red ash 81 G2l a
So - per ton. The demand exceeds the supply.
HAY-Common qualities are held at 30 :33c.:
prime al 10 42c The demand is very limited.
WnIsKEY-Drudgc casks sell AT BIC. Prison
and Western barrels at 81 DC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24
ERESH ARRIIAL.

~ DUNSPAUGH \ co. have just re-
Vt. reiyed By Packet Courier, another large
Invoice of Goods. consisting in part Of flushing
and beaver Overcoat> OF every quality, plain ami
fancy Pants, rich striped merno ANA plaid wool
len Vests, plain and plaid tweei Goats silk and
cotton Umbrellas. cares &c. &c. Our stock is
now complete Tor the Fall Trade, and we respect
fully solicit call from all who wish 10 purchase,
underline assurance, that our goods will, and must,
be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
No 81, West Main Street,
Five doors from Il. II. Jenkins's corner
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persons missing, on the Indian Reservation. NJ
au.hspt;r inflammation

persons missing, on the Indian Reservation. No
authentic information.
The bodies of the wife ana three children OF
Joha Smith German. residing on the flats, be-
,wcen Elk and Ohio streets, have been found
1t is impossible To give list OF the accidents
10 dwelling houses ard buildings OF all descrip-
lions Up 10 this hour, , o'clock, the wind is
raging with tremendous power, and the water,
which had fallen in the morning. is rising again.
1t is hoped ha, after sunset, the storm will cease
Loss or THE STEAMBOAT FrLToS-The Clerk
Of the Steamboat Fulton informs us, that the
boat has gone 10 pieces about fourteen miles up
The lake She had Il large load OF passengers ON
board and full cargo of freight. A man, wo-
man AMI a little girl are the only persons ascer-
tanned to be losl-names unknown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24
MARRIAGES

Married, on Wednesday, the 10th inst. By the
Rev. Francis V. Sutton, ST., MIR. JAMES GRIFFIN
ioNliss JANE A., daughter OF Andersen Barrett all
Of this city.
Married, in Petersburg, on Tuesday morning
22d inst, Mr.. Geo. V. ScoTT, of The firm Of Pee
bles & Scott, 10 Miss RgEEccA CL.gKE daughter
OF VIM. Clarke The Cashier OF the Petersburg
branch Of the Farmers Bank.
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THOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
DIP u u RnRINSlN

CONTINUES 10 offer his professional ser
~ vices 10 those who may prefer the BOTAN-
IC PRACTICE DR. r. is graduate o! the
Medical College of Ohio, has devoted several
years 10 the study OF MEDICINE, SURGERY
and other branches connected with the science oil
Medicine, including two full courses OF Lectures
upon subjects usually taught in reputable Mcdi-
cal Institutions. His experience and success
during The last nine years. in the trcatmen; OF
Chronic forms OF disease such 4, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint Dropsy, Rheumatism, Ash
ma, Scroiula, Fits. Spinal Affection, and all the
forms Of disease peculiar 10 females, justify The
assertion, that large majority OF these who have
long been afflicted, ard have despaired Of getting
well, may be, by q iudicio;is use oil the BOTAN-
IC remedies restored to health and strength.
Fl Persons residing Il, distance can obtain
board with DR.. r., which will make greatly in
their favor. The Doctor will attend personally
in cases OF MlDNlt'ERY-cbafge only $40.
A supply OF genuine Botanic Medicine for sale
wholesale and rc.ai-al>o, Thomson, new book,
containing s3i pages.
Oct 1-c:m III Street, Shockoc Hill.
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By t'c Lieutenant Goreraof cf Virginia.


WHEREAS, n vacancy hath occurred in the General
w Assembly ii This Commonwealth, by III" death o!
Jnc llneman, the delegate elect Tor The county Of Isle
Of Wight: The Sheriff ot the said county is therefore
arihoriz d AMI required to fcd erection or The first
Monday In November next, within his sid ocnny, or
d-les lie tn ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, Lieutenant Governor. act
ing as tovcraor, III pursuance of the provisions
sHAL of the CONSTITUTIONS and IN er the lesser seal
Of the Commonwealth, nj Richmond, this fourth
day of September, ~ the year 'sii.
Sent 10 3G-td John RtiTIIERFOODD.
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CINCINNATI MARKET. Der ~

Flour is in brisk demand, and all sold at Miami
Canal; Sc bbls choice brands al SO GO: 1913 do at
3 81, being all the receipts. About 300 bbs were
also sold al Whitewater Canal al 3 so clear
All the Whi>key received sold at 81 cts, firm.
al bbls Country Lard, pretty fair article, sold
al 4 81! per 100 lbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24
PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE.

+ 8 The Steamboat CURTIS PECK
.sss.sssGs1r. will, from this date, connect with
the Baltimore boats every MONDAY Wednesday
and Thursday aiternoon-and passengers going
North will, b. this route, arrive in Baltimore the
next morning in time for the Northern cars-re-
turning will meet the boats so as oarrive in Rich
mond every Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday
evening, by 3 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Passage and Fare-Six dollars each way
Oct l4-l2t HASKlNS x LIBBY.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
From The New York Herald, Oct. 2l.l

STATE OF TRADL.
AslEs.-Pois are very inactive at our former
quotations of 81 Isl. PEARS ale very Steady al
81 81 4 81.
BGFswAx.-Prime yellow sells as wanted, al
29l 20 cts. for all descriptions
CorroN.-Thc accounts received per steamer
Acadia this morning, have prevented operations,
except at a decline, and The demaid has been
small Spinners have taken 800 bales, which
comprise The chief transactions We annex The nc
miual quotations:
I.IYexrnnI CLASSiFiC ATioS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24

r AW SCHOOL IN RICHMOND-The
IL subscriber proposes 10 open Law School
in this cy-ihe term commencing on the first
day of November, and terminating on the last
day of April next.
The fee for instruction, will be 500 for the
ierm-payable in advance.
Applications may be made by letter. CT per-
sonally 10 the subscriber al the Powhalan House.
Oct. li-d&c It WIN. MAXWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24

400 BAGS Java, Rio and I.asuira Coffee,
HUI 10 Hogshcads OF Porto Rico, New
Orleans aud Muscorado Sugars,
100 Sacks Of Liverpool Salt, we'll filled,
100 Barrels of ~ c., No !. nett Herings,
Sperm, wax and talow Candies,
Old Cheese imitation English, very supc-
rioI, handsomely put in small boxes,
100 Bales of Prime well cured Hay,
10000 First rate Barrel Slaves.
A small quantity of Prime Oh Rye Whiskey,
4 very superior article
BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER.
Oct. 23.-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24

Mari TNis!-Thc Richmond Wing and the
National Tnlclligenccr are still mum about the
black Free Trade bread" Is moi this an adGis-
sion, that the Wing humhug Committee at
Washington have really set in motion, this mi
sernble ridiculous trick 10 deceive The people!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
NKKIFED,
Schr. II. W. Candy, Candy, Boston. ballast
High Water this day at 2l o'clock, p. NJ.
RPIEI.n

Ahltl Ell,
Schr. II. w Candy, Candy, Boston, ballast
SAILED,
Schr. William w Wycr Adams, Boston,
coal.
Schr. Laurel Packet -, Wilmington, Del
coal
Steamer Columbus, Parrish. Baltimore, lobac-
co.
New York, OF. 2l.-Clcarcl, schrs. Nassau,
Chester and Victoria, t'alkenberg, Tor Rich
mond
Baltimore, Oct 22-Anived, schr Presto
Sutton, Richmond.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bremcnhaven, Sep, l5.-Arrlved, ship Lucilla,
Pcscnd Richmond
Deal, Oct. Arrived, ship Russell, Lamphecr,
Virginia and sailed for London.
Falmouth, Oct. 2-Of, ship Abcgun, Finncy,
Richmond, Tor Antwerp
Liverpool, Sept. 2S-Arriyed ship Dunbarlon,
Virginia.
Helvoet, Sept. l4,-Arrived, ship Brazil, An
drews, James River.
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81 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber "a trader
II travelling South, ON Sunday The 18th Sept, i
Negro man named PLEASANT. The said negro
is abou, five feet. ten Or eleven inches high OF Il
yellow OF COPPER color; has quite su!cn looH
and speaks >ncnly. He wore away a coar,r
homespun shirt, a Blue colored coat, (roundahout,)
black country jeans panaoons and an old blaci.
llIr hat He was raised in Albcmailc county,
Va. by Mr. Mann Page, and will doubtless en-
dearor 10 get back 10 that county. ! will give
the above reward for his apprehension and dc
livery to r. II. Dickinson & Brother, Richmond.
Va, OF Tor his confinement, in JAIL 10 be delivered
to them upon application and the payment Of the
reward. L. G.. PONDER.
r. II. Dickinson Il Brother, Agents.
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NOTICE.

te - d In consequence Of another breach
szss ;lzs; in the Canal the departure OF the
Mount Vernon" for Lynchburg, is again neccs-
sarily postponed; and as it seems 10 be uncertain
when the Canal will be navigable, this postpone
ment is indefinite. Oc!. .3-.2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER. who is a
n graduate OF one Of our principal Institutions,
is DESTROYS OF obtaining situation for the en-
s chn yyS ,c rms. services ,5d Sja
lhematical Teacher would be required
The best references can be given
Address L. Fl. G., Barbour's X Roads I>le OF
Wight county, Va. Oct 7-2aw;l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24

JONATHAN CROOK AND RODGERS'S
KNIVES
- SUTHERLAND has Just received 10,
-. of Crooks and Rodgers Knives which be
will sell at 25 cents apiece, at his Gun Store op-
posite the Banks Oc, %
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a TWENTY-EIGHT FINE -
- HORSES For SALE. 80

q TWENTY-EIGHT FINE =
- HORSES FOR SALE. -NI
llA -.lE-
The subscriber has recently arrived in the
city of Richmond with twenty-eight fine Horses,
consisting of eight pair of matched Horses. six
fine saddle ditto and The balance are good har-
ness Horses, all of which are Young, sound, and
gentle 10 harness. The above Horses were care
fully selected by me in the county OF Grecnbricr,
Virginia. and will be sold to suit the times for
cash, or approved negotiable paper The match
Horses alc all bays, except one pair. shall
only remain in this city few days with the
above Stock. The Horses are al the Bell Tavern
Livery Stable.
GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
Proprietor ofthe Bell Tavern Livery Stable.
n. b. The above lot of Horses cannot be sur
passed in any country for their number.
Oct 21-lts
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cHOT AND BULLETs-A large assert
y ment, at either Wholesale or retail.
S. SUTHERLAND,
Oc,. LIT Gunsmilh, opposite the Banks.