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The New York herald., 1845-10-16

On Saturday last there was quite an active demand in
the flour market with free sales at 81 81 cents mostly
taken speculation, in anticipation OF the receipt Of
later news from Europe by the Great Britain steamer
then expected and all good brands afoat taken
that On Monday the same feeling experienced in
market, and in some instances advance was OBJ.
tanned Yesterday the market quiet, and the trans
actions limited, both buyers and sellers declining ope
rate as the advices by the steamer expected till
afternoon when lots changed hands at the prev
ously current rates of 81 s7i, Genesee The by
the Great Britain reached here this morning. and sales
have been made at 50 25 Genesee which appears
be the current rates; holders in instances demand
advance of ST. During the month of September 5000
bbls. were exported to England Cornmeal scarce, at
S2S75 SO per Dbl Buckwheat -four 81 per bbl half
do 81 % The arrivals of wheat have been small with
sales Of Southern at 90 00c according quality No
Genesse offering has been $4,000 bushels shipped
to Europe from this port, which had been previously
purchased at the west. Rye has met good demand,
and with small receipts buyers freely offer 10c but the
small supply has prevented operations Since the receipt
Of by the steamer with orders for shipping Tic
has been offered Corn arrives sparngly, and sales of
Southern at 6oc Northern held at 62c Jersey 62c Oats
10 41c. Canal BARLEY 5S a SOC.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Is. ls

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, lsa5 -
Tho election is over, and nativsm lies PROSTATE.
To the unconquerable democracy belongs the honor
stranglng this monster The struggle was terrific
Southwark it will be seen true to the phrenzy with
which she has been cursed, fought the battle Of faction
inch by inch, and closed the polls with near a thousand
majority for nativism Spring Garden and Kensing on
also remain in their hands by meagre maorties but
thanks to the honesthearted yeomanIy OF the rural dis
trct-thanks to the intelligence Of the the pc O.
pie IN the Northern Liberties Moyamensing g-and in
deed the ion-heared democracy Of the whole county
the death blow Of The monster has been struck lis
dying throes almost aunihilaed the whig party but it
was OF no usethe eternal party othc people, the party
Which now and forever has for its wachword free.
dom TO man and peace goodwill and political and So
ciai sluaty 10 he whole human race has hurled il to
the dust, and now lies painting aud auiyernp In its
iron grasp, Another year, and nativsm will be among
the things winch were gaunt and terrible phantom
warning the people this country by the remembTanca
OF the horrors inictod to avoid the iliberaIty and
time
enclose the latest slip of the returns They are near
y complete and the only out and from
them compile the following synopsis of the result
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q q M NJ E Il CIAL.
New York, Wednesday, Oct. Is.

NeW YORK, "wednesday, Oct. I0s
AsHrs have meta fair demand at 50 e4 Pots-soms
holders demanding an advance. Pearls 81 l2l.
BRANDiEs are in good demand and prices are firm.
Sales OF hhds seignete, 81 s7t sa 10 Rasteau sa
81 4o is Otard, s. a 81 4o
CorFEE-The market has been dull this week, but no
change in prices Sales of about 600 bags Rio, II u;
200 Laguayra. SC; 100 Java Ii; 500 St Domingo, 81.
CoPrER-Sheathing Copper, new, is firm at 23 cents;
Taunton Sheathng sells at 20 mos
Hops-Sales small, principally for home use. Eastern
~corros.-The market to-day very quiet
being packet day The sales amounted to only 300 bales
prices remain the same.
IRoN-Prices have au upward tendency and the mar
ket very firm. Pig held at sas mos: sales have
been made however at $50 S37; English Bar at $751;
Swedes common, $50 80.
LKAp-Trans moderate, and the market firm at
previous quotations. sale of Pig to arrive, too k
place at 81 70 cash.
Morassns The market is very dull, and prices have
been small $50 hds Porto Rico ~ to Csc; 100 do Tart
Cuba, 22lc 100 do Sweet 2ic 100 do ~ o. at 27c 300
bbls. do 29c.
RicE-The news by the Great Britain has not, up to
the hour OF II o'clock NJ caused any material change
in the market. Saturday the market firm with
fair demand; number of tierces sold 81 80 s5
lag; some new crop at 81 SIT So l2t cash.
SEEps-Not much doing in Clover and Timothy. Pri-
without change but in Flaxseed there has beer large
sales at 2Sc 1900 bushe in bulk Clean, Sl0t Sl03
peritierce OF bushels.
SUGARS in fair demand; prices continue the
Sales OF about 200 lbs Porto Rico II 7S; 400 do N Or
leans, 81 IL 100 bags Cuba, 7e; 500 boxes Brown a
vana 81 81; so do White, lo 1915 100 hhds st Crox,
$ to 81.
srrcEs-Not much doing holders have to-day ad-
vanced their prices owing to news by the steamer.
TEAS AT ArcTIoS-Imported in the ship Hamlet
Terms, notes at 6 months.
Hysonl3 half chests at 95 cents per b 10 chests 66
90 do 65; ~ do $751;; - half do o.
Young Hyson 10 half chests 72t; "a do 6s 81 do 81;
A do Co. 10 do 65 81 do 64 Is do 6s 10 do 81 81 do
56 II do 554 45 do 55 65 do 54l ~ do 54 TO do 53
40 do 5o la7 do ash O. do 4s 4si do 4s sa do 4o 70
3ot 7s do 80; l03 do 29 ao6 do sl 90 do u.s. ia do
27s 362 do ~; 80 do -; 40 do withdrawn
Hyson Skin3S chests so; 20 half do i6 73 do 45 20
chests AS 20 do Al 10 do 49, 10 do 3t 35 do 37 % do
36k 10 do 3d. Is do 49, 81 do ?Sl 10 do %; so do 81
10 do 26 is do24 las do a so do I'll 233 do and lao
half do 10
Ciunpowder IS half chests 6S.
Imperial 10 half chests 90; II do 6sI.
Ninyong Pewchong "a halt chests IS; la9 do with.
drawn.
Pekoe-3l half chests 30
Oolong -l65 hall chests 80; 13l do Withdrawn.
Pajrae Souchong-I5 boxes 80; So do withdrawn
WHlsKEy.-Holders of Rye will not price
since the steamer arrived OF the advance
in grain. Sales yesterday at 26 cents.
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Cotton Trade.

The firm speculative feeling hch existed at the date
Of the departure of the Britannia, the Both u
tinued without much intermisson until Saturday 4th
inst when check given 10 the operations by the
receipt the evening previous, of the accounts from
Liverpool to the 10Th u and from Havre to the 18th ult
per steamer Cambria the small advance at LiveIpooof
barely oneeighth of penny per pound disappointed
operators here and market heavy for two
days. since the 9th inst there has been rather bu
sness DONE but purchasers from Liverpool have display
ed great caution, and have only operated to limited
tent For Havre, there has BEEN until within few
days even less doing and freight for that port declined
to hall cent at which rate it was dull Prices the
whole now higher than the 3Oth ult This is
ing in great measure to local causes and the very
duced state of stock the larger proportion of which
has passed into second hands, and which is held for
anticipated demand from spinners who usually
have to appear in the market at this and also to
the fact that but small amount the way here
from southern ports In regard to the CROP it is
sufficient to say that in viewing the whole extent of the
cotton growing section the prospect for large yield
being secured appears very faterng; far the pick
ing has not been materially retarded and the product is
represented large; except at New Orleans the low
state of water having prevented the usual receipts at
that port.
The sales for the week ending ah inst were 1000
baes for the week ending llth inst 1900 bales; the
last two days there has been small business transacted
the market closing firmly at the annexed quotations.
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Total, including House vote. .26 l6 As
Our informant says, that of the sixteen, the anti
Houston men have an equal chance to get the whole
sixteen, and largely over an equal chance to get ten
out OF that number, which would make the Joint vote
in the Legislature stand, for Housonism 50, antics
60
The other Eastern candidate besides Houston is
Gen I. J. Rusk. The Western candidates, or those
that will be put in nomination, will, most probably
be DR.. Branch T. Archer, NJ. B. Lamar, Ex-Pres-
dent Burnet and Gen. Bureson, all good and popu-
lar men
In conclusion, we should not be surprised il Hous
ton were defeated, should he run-nor should we
were he to decline the contest-nor sh ould we if in
accepting 1t, he were to be elected The above cal
cuatlon, at all events, indicates that strong cur
rent has set in adverse to the further advancement
OF Gen. Houston, at least for the present.
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by the people, falls upon Councils and they are whg
there is no doubt that Col. Swift will be selected
The election went peaceably. There is no other
news OF Importance but what have given is certainly
interesting enough for one letter
The sales at the stock boards not to any great
extent better feeling prevailed and Wilmington
Railroad among other stockImproved.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
Der -FIRsr BoARp.-saooo Ches Del 90; 50 Wilmington
1875 $500 SIS SO 1885, 81 Cam Am 49, $i79ol State SIS 76N
10 Man Mech 2i1l; Louisville Blk 80
ArrER FIRST BoARp-6 Far Mec Blk a74; 100 Bk 81: II
Phad Blk 49, $4,000 Leh 6s AS 46 S256 an State SIS 10:
Farmers Mechanics Bank az; 100 Girard O. $50 Whining
SECOND BoARpso Wilmington 1875; 100 do II; 100 do 1917
AFTER SALEs-l00 Grard Bank o. 100 S5s 1000 Tennes
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Passengers Arrived.


LNERrooL-seam ship Great Britan-Leoparte de Meyer.
to- TO- Msd.mf Que Gustavu. Reithsme, s Hsay Ezher-
IsaqIsT M Mr. Gheethsn Mr. s,ewsrs lady childree and
IA M, Mr MeGefo and lady Mr. Hale and lady rs Youns
Mis-; Eosts Mr. MeCulos dansh,sr and nephew smith
Mr. Oakley Mr. Heath Mrs Perry, MT DSpay and lady Mr
fayson lady, children aud Mr. Havenal MIR Wilt
nan Mr. Brake, Mr. More.n, Lev9rr, Mr. Marcha Ems,
MIR Cox Leighton, Mrs Nicholson and servant Hum
bull siIlars Mr. Higgins H9ld;worh Messrs Adams,
Proper w Leigh D Smart w Williams, Cunning, A Davy,
lbearer of desps ches, Shaw Buow Walker Barns,
Thomas sen'r Thomas Bishop Reynolds Rev Muir
ray, Rev Tnan Rev Murray, Rev Deicross Rev Nc
Auley Rev Quigy Rev sherack Rev o'Sullivau Rev
Wheeler, Rev Ward MIR p Fleming Mr. Ryan, Master
Rordan, Miss Riordan, Miss Kate Kent, Miss Alu-
chsrt-Total l05
LoNpoN-Ship Hendrek Hndson-M Barnes and Miss
Charlotte Barnes of New York. Mr. and Mrs Mitchell and
gte ofPevra, nos Mrs Lodge. ofShefeld Mrs Red
house aud Of London Mrs Applegate of Dry River
Va Miss Melio Moyss and servant Of London Miss Eli
Matches; John Amin Of Newark 4 Daniel Boil, Of New
York; William tiunther Of New York James II Raymond
WeIin Of W9odstosk Bunes voldems Of Pars Daniel Mar
arrer Of New York; Miss Whitsey Of London-and 50
the steerage.
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prnYlslOnk.

Produce ranges high in market generally; the
tcle OF Butter comes in freely, and the warm damp
weather for the Tx past has caused material depres
in the market. When winter sets in, If cold and
dry no doust it will advance in price. There is
half shipped out OF the market this last
season up to this time in consequence Of high prices.
Irish and Dutch Butter must find ready sale in the British
West Indies prime Orange county 20 II; state IA l6c
Ohio and Pennsylvania l0l a iIc Cheese Since the
steamer arrived this morning Cheese OF all kinds has ad
vanced TO ct per b., market very active: we quot
Western "A &C.; Eastern 81 l0c, and scarce; com
mands quick sale; casks 81 7c. In Lard not
much change, bbls. 81 ST. kegs n o cents
Ohio Fork has been duh and sales to small extent
adeclne. Prime, Sl0,75 cts; Mess, sI36S3 cts Beef
Mess, $500 Prime, $500 SO. Tallow ~ in demand
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MARITIME HERALD.
rOsg osc ENN xoaES. OCTOBER 1o.
Cleared.

Cleared
hp hps s,g sS"TSurdSy W'sn Hsye FS1 hy%ss0n
Brig Black, Hamilton, s. Johns f. DuuscomD s
Arg Arg NI, Mobile Balhlsy, Mobile st,sss Chairman.
Brig Augors. s,sbury ,Toba.co, Nssmi!h Walsh.
saSs o1%s Port aa fss fs V''s
sehr Elizabeth Tiisti. Tisit, Elizabeth City
schr Rochester Byer, !, Baltimore:
sd"p rS ysss RsoSs. rASEas M'c'dy
sloop Midas, French Providence.
schr Alilicent, French; Baltimore, Johson Lowdeu.
schr Eliza Ann Morse, Boston.
Arrived.
s1ea%sap d Grss Britain HssEsas ss % from Lysp0e sspS
r Sc oa q hS Ssss eoor. % oSs e. m lat
ming eastward supposed to be the Britannin The 9
IL, o eyad sSnqd :Srred e sI m aoqIs % and half At
SANDY Hook at II o'clock m and remained outside for
Ship Florence Leach ~ days from cronssdt and days
York, and parted company off the Maze Of Norway Left
Nal Hooper Washington Verons and Tartar for Boston;
a aS Gss Ss% York T%s
Packet ship Hendrick Hudson Moore Sept 49, with mdze to
Br barque Gambia Smith 90 days from River Gambia A-
ca with 2ioo hides to Faber Berwith Left Am vessels
B1raue lwanowana, Curtis from Augostura 81 days from
200 do coffee l3 bundles deer skins Maitland Comrie
Left brgs Orinoco hence arrived; Rowland Stangac
do arrived On I'd passed in the River brgs George
Duckw hence and Carolina, Van Hagan, 35 days from Law
erpool.
Bremen barque Rudson 36 days from Bremen to order
BarQue Jaunouna, Curtis. 20 days from Angortura.
Brig Reindeer, Wnon u days from Malaga with 800
200 casks 90 kegs Sc bundles
mdz 80 cks oil Glenn Sailed from Gibraltar
with balqes Mpdasa Rshd Douglass. Townsend ship Code
r brig Renown Paine 81 days from Rochelle with brandy
10 A Seigaeue.
Columban brig Diana, Cana 90 days from Angostura with
400 bags coffee 30l hides bales deeskns 28 do skins tiger
skins, to Meyer x Stricken.
Brig Allen King, of Scuae, 81 days from Gibraltar,
Thos Stu ken.
Br brig BALTIC Dunbar days from Windsor Ms with pas-
TO L Winniet
Schr Globe Seeley from Demerara Goth u with
old copper the Left brig Oonoca Baxter ofand for
Wilmington, NC The Br brig Mercury for NYok sid
same day.
Schr Grecian Bearse, Boston, mdze.
Schr Mail, Nichols. Boston, mdZe
Schr Cabot, Nickerson Boston, mdze
Schr Compliance, Kelly, Bostoh mdze.
Schr October, Baxter, Boston. mdZa
Schr Excel, Bassett, Boston, mdze.
Sloop Moses Eddey, -, Prov ydence domestics
Below.
Ship London of Bath, from Liverpool.
Ship Eliza from Newcastle, Eng
Ship Howard from 81 Petersburgh
Also, barques. Wind N W-halt a gale.
Sailed.
Brig q Henry Beaufort J Hall, Georgetown.
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New Bedfor,v on nYnrket.

=, For the week ending Oct. IL, ISl0J
ois-There has been nothing done In Crude Sperm
since our last In Whale sac of 655 bbIs NJ w coast
was made in Farhaven at "a cts 40 bbls here at "a cts
ana 100 bbls inferior at ~ cts cash.
,oo of IL 900 lbs South Sea at 81 cents
WV 90 at same prce and 1000 do on terms not made
usnc. Inc sales Of 70 500 lbs y. W Coast on Monday
aH reported IN our last, at 30 3Ol cts per To-
Candes-A sale Of $50 boxes Sperm was made AZ Dc
Gus per ib. housekeeping List
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Rraphtnn ccttI. nIc-us

Der bat Market 1900 Beef Cattle 1850 Stores 1900
Sheep and 1850 Swine.
PRIcEs Beef Cattle Former prices were hardly sus.
taned Extra 75ai IS; first quality 90; second ia 25
third 3a3 IS.
Bsrrelling Cattle-Nless So 80; No. ! 50.
Stores-Yearlings S5asI; two year old Ssasl5 three
year old Sl5aS2i.
shcep-Dull. Sales from Toe TO Is.
Swine-Lots TO peddle at and SIC. for Sows and 81
for Barrows selected lots and Ic. AT retail from 81
to 90 Boston .fdreyfiser
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Sale OF stocks At Rost0n .

oer so shares Norwich and Worcester Railrosd 2,
em Railroad s AZ do do do 50 do Wilmington Railroad
l6 bo ds do do do 6 10 ds Is do Long Island Rail
do Hamilton Manuf Co. 1850; $50 Reading Railroad 25sI
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Ry Last Nighi's SoRthern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 15-Arr brgs Geo w Clifford Somerset;
Zeca Wilmmgton schrs Curlew, Baltimore; Hero, do bar
ges Star and Cirampus. NYork.
BArMoRr Oct I5-Arr ship Schiller, Brsmen schr Gallant
Mary Mayaguez PR; brig Homer, Eastport. Cid ship Cum
berand, Pensacola. . -,
NeRroLK Der 3-Arr brig Peggy, Montega Bay Ja Sailed
from Hampton Roads, schrs Fountain and VIM Weir, from
Richmond bd TO Boston, barquc Mallory, Gaudaoupe schr
Lew spice
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LAST DAY OF THE
GREAT CATTLE SHOW.

rTNHE Show of Cattle will be continued to-day At
procession will from 23d and 5h avenue,
Containing choice productions Of the farm drawn by ho
oxen, &c. Owners of omnbuses and farmers with their
Invited join The children of the Orphan Asylum
will visit the fair IN the morning Music by the Band from Co
vernor's Island
An Agricultural Address will be delivered at ~ O'Clock
NJ, by Prof Mason.
The sale of Stock will take place the Madison Cottage
olcI
The New York herald., 1845-10-16

The advices from Europe by the Great Britain will
have very little effect upon this market way the
other There had been actual decline in quotations
in the Liverpool market, and holders firm, be-
ing by anxious to force their stocks upon the
market, In relation to Cotton, the advices do not differ
materially from those received by the Cambria the
10Th instant.
Freights.-To Liverpool 5-l6 I Havre, &c.
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Democratic majority

Democratic majority,.... 67s
The county legislative ticket Of the democrats W s
cessiu by upwards OF a thousand majority.
, Inc wings, as was expected, succeeded in carving
tner CITY ticket for State officers, and for Mayor and
councils; The vote on Mayor shows pretty much the
vote on all the others. II is as follows =
Colonel Swift (whig) ........,.. 1862
Colonel Page, (demJ J.. 39l3
MI. Keyser, (native) - a5ot
swmts plurality l3s. The choice Of Mayor now in
VIZ absence Of majority Of the whole number Of votes
The New York herald., 1845-10-16
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcl

The receipts at this port since the first instant have
amounted to $500 bales Exports for period 676l
bales. Taken by spnners 1000 bales. Taken spe-
cuation 600 bales Stock in city lsO0O and amount
sale 5000 bales.
The movements of this staple up to the latest dates this
compared with last have been follows
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CHESNUV STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.

MISS DELCY, MIR. BROUGH * MIR, GARDINER
Thursday hiv1ntrG. October 18TH
Will be presented FRA DlAVOLO-Zerlina, Miss Delcy
Lady Allcash Miss Coad Fra Davolo Mr. Gardiner; Beppo
Mr. Brough
After which, afierpcce, for the 2nd time here calls
THE KING AND I-Sir William Merose. Mr. q Barrett
Perkvn Pyelinch, Owens; Jessie. Mrs w II Smith.
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BAR TINES LOTION.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS, ss,.,
Hon. is IL possible that ioH consent 70 suDer tgh
pain when caused bv Rheumaiis prains, Brnise Dis-
locations Cuts Gianduiar Tuors, Luhabdgo, Hadiehe,
Crdmp IN the Stomach, fe.! -, IL. IN, !,
nNE BOTTLE OF the above invaluable Lo,1n - W. WI @ ne
20 be depended any article before hc publc for
lie eectuai relief Of any Of he above anctons to
tabshed as Tamg Medicine, and should always be -
~ na,.ons house throu ghout the country they will then
have remedy which can be depended upon IN
&c accidents, SC. ,.. :, a., r,....,.,, n, . ...
e,osawsv New York, and by our Agents throughout the
on'e" '''''' q. 8. BARTINE & CO.. Proprietors,
3l] Broadway New York.
Orders quantity, addressed above will he pune
,,allv attended To. ole I'm cod
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LNgRrooL, Sept. 8Arr, steam propeller Msrmora, Fage
NYork "a ds ships Henry Clay Nye do 20 days e5h Sea
Cobb Galy.son 2ls, Shenandoah West, New York; 10Th
Adirondack, Shirley do. Sailed 2Jd nit, James " Cooper
The New York herald., 1845-10-16

ThMrsday Ev;cnin;r.. Ociobcr r I6tin s'kS'
To commence with the prelude q NATURE PHILOSO-
rhiLLa9a, n H., Miss Fisher; Elk Mrs Mye1s =, rsS
MOUR.Margaret Mrs Burke; Martyr, Mr. Stevens; Pa
ticnce, Mrs Altemus
To conclude with the Buesque Opera of OTELLOOello
MIR Rice; !ago, MIR Burke Babantio Mr. Myers; Dcsdeno
na Miss Wilkinson.
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OCUIIS1.
DR. POWELL, NJ. d.. OCULlST AND OPEHATlvE
and 10 ali In vision from to o'clock at his
s,dcnce 26I broadway. Warren st.
nyeirae cases of Strabsmus, squinng cured few
minutes. ,
Offices and residence 26 Broadway entrance ~ Wanens
(mimitous advice To The Poor. oI6 ittrh
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Houston. Doubf'i. Houston.

SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-26
DEATHS


Died, at his residence, BelleyiIle, near War
q I c eS1n No Virginia in the s ssh
kENsaouoH. His disease was pulmonary; but,
coupled with the inlirmilies arising from The toll
and exposure Of a long life of active exertion it
bid alike defiance to the efforts OF affection and
medical skill. Col. Brokenbrough was al the
time of his decease, high sheriff of the county,
and one OF The most useful and respectable citi-
Gems OF this his native State As an officer of
militia, during the last war, he proved himself
active and efficient in the discharge Of duties
assigned him, and time has not erased from the
memories of his comrades his gallant and SOL
dier.like bearing on The field. In the performance
OF his duties as civilian, he was mid and humane,
yet firm and intrepid in the tender relations of
husband and parent and in the responsible one of
master, he was unexceptionable To form The pleas
ing summary ofhis character, mnst add to these
characteristics one more no less interesting trait,
for which he was Distinguished mean that
calm acqniesccnce in every variety of fortune,
whether wise Providence ordered il prosperous
or adverse. This noble spirit OF manly iortitudc
forsook him mol in the twilight of approaching
death, and when his faculties frightened for a
while with that dawn leading on the last long
night OF mortality, but ominous Of a brighter iu-
turiiy, he gave his family and friends many kind
and grateful tokens Of recognition. That his
children, for whom his industry has made such
ample provision, may emulate his virtues, and
tll, IN measure, the domestic and social chasm
thus formed, is the fond and sanguine hope of
their friend and NEraHBoR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-26
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

TN pursuance OF decree of the United States
i Court for the Fourth Circuit, and Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia. pronounced on the llth day OF
Nav, 1914, in the case of Lewis Rogers and
Charles Sagary, merchants and partners, trading
under the firm and style Of Rogers & Co., COM
plainants, against Thomas Hudgins, Robert
audsins, John l.. Hudgins, and others, defend
ants, the undersigned, acting as Commissioners
under said decree, will proceed TO sell, at public
auction, to The highest bidder, at Mathews Court
house, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF March,
l845 if fair, if otherwise, the next fair day there
after, Sundays excepled,) the following Real
Estate, lying in the counties OF Mathews and
Gloucester, 10 wit: One undivided moiety Of
Water Grist and Saw Mill and Mill Seat, with
The Lands thereto attached and belonging, FORM
erly known and called "Whiting's Mill" This
property lies in the county OF Gloucester, about
seven miles from the Courthouse, and is very
valuable.
Also, Lot at Mathews Courthouse, upon
which there are several Houses-one oil them IS
occupied as Tailors Shop; and another Lot,
about one-ouarter OF mile from Mathews Court
house. and adjoining the Mathews Academy sup
posed 10 contain forty acres. On this lot there IS
a new two-siory Dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, and The re.
sdue in equal instruments OF six and twelve
months credits-the purchaser or purchasers exc
cutting bonds, with approved security, for the de-
ferred payments The legal title will be retained
until the credit payments are made.
place on the lst day of January, l845, but was
una vodably postponed.
SHEPARD G. MILLER, J
JOHN H. DIGGS, Com'rs.
JOHN BOHANNAN, Ja,
Feb G-Ctds