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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04

Mr.. GliIdon informs Us, that the Egyptian hlc-
roryphics are read indi<cTiminac'y backwards
or forwards according 10 The position OIL lhe ar
touthes Tor ovals encircling The cha raceIsl Ipoh
the same principle, The New Orleans Picayune
conlended that Senator Archers leaned ami
Texas Repor, might be construed Bn1, as mat
document is, 10 our minds still wrapped in m y;
terry We respectfully ask Mr. Gldd9n 10 ,ul aaa n'i
critical eve 10 its mystic contents Like a second
Rosetta Stone, i, gilt furnish clue 10 an en-
tirely new language By comparing lis unknown
characters with heeaeaoria', or good PLAIN com,
nonsense Ens'isi, in which lis subject oDsas 10
have been presented 10 the public, key rs OH
gin and meaning might be discovered, 10 The I'M
mortal credit fMr g. in The eyes OF The people
Of Virginia. From The hint oil the Picaylne, We
thought i, possible that the distinguished senator
had borrowed his ideas and language from Esyp-
lian lorc-but, on REORGANIZATION, we are Sd
tisied that the hieroglyrhics are, to use vulgar
expression, "a tool 10" Mr.. Archers pfoiouna
commentaries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04

The "Alleghanian," pnblc spirited paper re-
Gently established al Cumberland, in Maryland,
regrets that il does not receive our paper Inc
compliments which i, is pleased 10 pay US, are
extravagant-but the spirit in which lney are
paid, entities them 10 some reciprocity. we nave
change lsi-as the best mark Of respect that We
can offer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04


Al the request Of an esteemed friend, We pub
fish lie following act OF Tie last Legislature, and
call attention particularly 10 The wcoad section
which requires the Clerks 10 make ont lists oil
tithablrs and property Tor commissioners Il cleo
lion precincts
An ACT changing tie place of holding sepa-
rate election in the county OF Mason, and icI
other purposes.
Passed February II, 1915.
l. BE- il enacted IN The General dssaal!v, Thai
the separate poll authorized 10 be ho!icn at the
store-housc 0hcn) occupied by Atkinson and com
pany, in The village Of Buffalo, in The county o.
Mason, by the act, entitled IAN act 10 change Inc
place oi holding separate election IN TIE county
o. Mason passed March the sixth, eighteen hun
dred and lhiily-eisht, shall hereafter be holden al
the avern-hol,se of The heirs Of John A Smell, de
ceased. now occupied by Richard Chil,I> in the
said village OF Buffalo, about one mile further uT
Inc kanawha river than when FIRST established 4
The house of Henry Ilarvie.
=. BE ii further enacted, That il sbali nc The Gu-
IL of the clerks Of the several County Courts, an
nuaily, TO copy SO much oi the books OF The Com
1nissiuncrs of the Revenue Tor their counties as
sets forth the names Of the white tythables and
sums Of money and kind Of property with which
lhey are separately assessed, under the act ol The
General Assembly imposing taxes for the sup
port OF Government for the year next preceding,
and odever copy thereof TO The commission
ers OF election for each precinct established by
law Tor holding elections under inc laws OF this
Commonwealth for said county, at least live DAYS
before the period fixed for said elections; Tor
which copies, The said clerks shall be paid By
levy on their counties in the mode other claims
upon counties are now paid 4 sum, in the dscre.
ton ofthe court, not exceeding the fees allowed
by law for copying done BY said clerks.
3. All acts and parts Of acts coming within The
purvicw of this act, are hereby repealed.
4. This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof
The New York herald., 1845-09-18


hytwo miles Of the great line Of railroad which is de-
signed to connect the Atlantic coast with the ferts val
ley Of the Mississippi
An injunction has been served the assignees of the
st. Clair Bank of Detroit, Michigan prohibiting them
from any further privileges under their trust The n
Junction also extends to the late officers and directors Of
the bank. The bill on which the injunction was grant
90 was filed at the suit Of large bill holder The late
assignment is charged by the bill to have been fraudu
lent and void and the bill prays that may be asde
and receiver appointed for the assets of the bank
The people OF Michigan and the northern part Of Ohio
have been shsmefuy swndled by the managers of this
institution and this injunction will the assets
Of the bank for the legal creditors it will be very just
act
The expectation Of sugar and molasses from New Or
leans to domestic ports for the year just closed has been
nearly double that of any previous year. The crop of
ls44 was according to the best estimates ly double
any previous CROP and just double that of ls4s. This
accounts in measure for the increased expectation the
past year. The supply the year before being limited the
demand was very active upon the receipt of the
crop.
EXPORTS OF SUGAR Flour FROM New ORLEANs FOR
FIVE YEARS.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

crop OF lS44 was estimated AZ 2OOOOO mas equal
TO 900 600 pounds exceeding the previous largest
Gro PIN lsl2-6O 900 hhds The stock hand the ls
OF September, lS43 was estimated at 1000 hhds which,
9TH the crop Of the year 1884, gave supply for that
gear Of 900 hhdsthe distribution of which may be-
put down as follows Exports to Atlantic ports including
those from Aakapas equal to 900 hhds to Western
States 10000 hhds consumption in New Orleans and vi
ciniy I250O hhds; taken for refining 10000 hhds stock
$500 hhds Total 202 900 hhds.
The prospect in relation to the crop is at present
very faerng, but the growing is not so far for
ward as it last year at the period Should the
continue favorable, it is estimated that the coming
crop will be the largest in quantity and the best in quail
ty Of any yet produced in Louisiana This crop is sub
ect to greater fluctuations from unfavorable
than the cotton CROP and the variations in the
production from year to another show that the most
favorable prospects may almost instantly be blasted and
the hopes Of the planter destroyed The production of
each of the past twelve years has been annexed
GrcA Cpop IouIs
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
BEACON COURSE.
THE following purses will be given to come off on Mon

vHE following purses will be given to come off on Mon
day next, 22i inst, the first fair day.
F-A purse Of $50. free for all trong horses that
won purse $50 to they please catch weights mile
heats best three in fve SecondSame Day-A purse Of $780,
ireefor all rong horses that above
mile heats Thnd-Same Day-A purse Of sac, free for all
trotting horses I'll $50 $50
ID wagons heats best three in FIVE Fourh-Same Day
Apurse Of $50 free for all pacing horses that
that has not started for regular within
months Entries to close Green Losee Thur,day night
18th inst al O'Clock. Three each to make a
In case but one purse fills il will not off Any
entering horse and after concludes not will
be charged double unless notice writing is left
the place Of entry directed the proprietor Saturday
previous the stating such horse will This
to the public being disappointed septembsr
Polk mile heats beat three FIVE they please SIS
the second best horse. Three make En-
O'clock October 18th, first fair day-A of 80 free
for all heats hest three five,
harness $50 second be horse Three mike
Entries to close Thursday 2oh instant at
o'clock October from 5th 30h of $500, free for
all ottng horses three mile heats harness. Sio0 second
best horse provided three horses start Entres to be made
Green Losees, Saturday evening, 27fh o'clock
sl8l tire e. s. BROWNING
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
AUCTION NOTICES.
A. G. TUTILE, Auctioneer

A. c. FUTILE. Auctioneer
SPSC1AL SALE Of rich Plated Ware Britannia Ware Ja-
- pannery. Paper Marhe Goods Clocks, SC.
Jacob = Plat will sell This Day 10 O'Clock at No %
Pat street 3O7 lots Of The above description Of goods by
der Of sgeats several English and French manuiaetu
rers, to close accounts.
Plated Wsre viz Walters and Trays, bread cake and fruit
Baskets snnfes and Trays Ums GsstoIs Lqu9r Stands
high and Chamber Candesticks, Teakettes, Vegetable
Dishes, Tea Salts, Batter Coolers, Candlescks aud
Branches, &c.
Jspanned aud Paper Nache Goods viz Tea Trays Bread
Baskets Card Baskets lax Sets Savers Trays, &c. among
which many Of fine and quality. ., -,
Britannia Ware and Bronze Ware, viz Urns, Teakettes
Tea Sets Of copper, Teas, Sugars and Creams, &c
Ivory, viz Table Cutlery Butter Knives, Sc
Polished Steel Fire Sets about lG0 pairs and sets -
shades.
N.B-Cataogues be had the suction room s8 III
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
WASHINGTON, Sept. l6, lS45.
Melancholy Suicide of Mrs. Nicholson.

Melancholy Suicide of Mrs. Nicholson
From visit this evening to the residence OF II.
E. Riel, Esq, on Capitol Hill, we are enabled to
give correct particulars of dreadful tragedy COM
mitted there to-day.
Mrs Nicholson came up on visit to Mrs. Riell
last afternoon Mr. Riell had left in the morning for
Bordentown to be present the great sale of Joseph
Bonaparte's paintings The best, therefore, that
Mrs. Refill could do with her visitor-who, for some
months past, has been suffering from partial de-
rangement OF mind, produced from excessive grief
from the death of favorite daughter-was to take
care of deceased as long as she was disposed to re-
main. Whether Mrs. h. was apprehensve OF evil or
not, we do not know, we should inter that she was,
from the careful surveillance over her unfortu-
nate guest Today, at about I o'clock, & n, the
lowed by young, girl, according to lnstruc-
put her out Of the room, and closed the door. Di
recty thereafter Young lad peeP%ed % tarGsg bs oone e
ing glass, the opposite side OF the room, IN me
act of drawing a knife Ga common table knhe,
with which she had provided herselD across ner
throat The lad Immediately gave the aiarm' ihe
door was broken open, and Mrs. N. discovered ly-
ing upon the floor IN the last ag9rles ol ne. Wis;
Riel. on witnessing the dreadful spectacle swooned
away, recovering shot .te condon % she was cnp
veved to q neiphborlng house. her two young daugh-
ters accompanying her, where they remain the mo-
ther somewhat recovered, but still is In precarious
The Coroner this afternoon, over the unfortunate
body, rendered verdict according to the act and
INSTRUMENT from which she died and at O'Clock
this evening, Major Nicholson having despatched
Major Walker and detachment Of marines tor the
purpose, the corpse was born off to his residence
The marines were emerging from the house
with the coffin in its sable drapery, as we en-
tered the portlco. A group of ladies', neghbors Of
do x.y,th tla,r he hall
Gloom and terror pervaded the place, and there ap-
peared a fearful anxiety among the company col
Iected for the melancholy duties to the dead, to
escape into the open air and moonlight.
Mrs. Nicholson was not a relative Of Mrs Riell,
but an acquaintance known perhaps to Mrs r., in
New York She was daughter OF Mr.. Lispenard
OF your city, as we are informed. A stranger even
would not have suspected her monoma-
MIA She was woman Of intelligence and educa-
ton, and OF an attractive personal appearance.
Mr. Riell has been sent for-meantme his pre-
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR q ROBEkTsON has the honor of respectfully m
Nl ormus his friends and n Public that his 81.
plishment land the Mazurka md POLKA Quades iii open
Wednesday Sept nth at the large Saloon attached to the
dsys-Lades Classes at r. Gentlemen, +. NJ A Pr
Class Ladies will be formed from for La
and Waxing Instructions gwen Pupils and Private Class
es at their residences, Mr. 80 Eighth Avenue 40
Canal street.
Mr. Robertson would also insrm the public that his up
town Academy will commence Monday September ed
60 Eighth Avenue, where all the different branches VIII be
taught sl3 imsr re-
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
NEW AND BRILLIANT ORATORIO.
yINHE beautiful and efrcfiye OrafnrIn of THE SEVEN

NEW AND BRILLIANT ORATORIO.
'HHE beautiful and effective Oratorio of THE SEVEN
Il SLEEPERS, will be performed on
THURSDAY EVENING 18th Sept.
DER. = "
The Chorusses will be sustained by One Hundred and
fty Performers, selected with particular reference
Muscal Qualifications.
Resident Talent 49, - -
powerful Orchestra will be engaged for the OCCASION aud
well performed. 49,
Mr.. n. c. Tmm will preside at lhc organ
Tickets 80 EACH NJ pr,nc,pa mn
sic stores the store Of O. r. Nesh corner of Wall aud
Water streets and at the door Of the Tabernacle ON the
oil the performance
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

CAaI I... EN-.
ETHIOPIAN TROUPE.
a2-Admission a5 Cents.-Eo
ti..-'-to- ...... Messrs. French ar u~rer
Thursday Evening September 18th,
CONCERT SELECTION.
PART l.
by the black band
Mock AffeuosoO. bless dat low ely ........ .B Williams
Song of the Souh-Picayune Butler. ........ HI Mead
1nauht-Cle p4l y Jones
Virginia Ar-W har did you come from. Williams
Descriptive Ditty-Alabama Joe. II Neal
At this period utemission Of half for Refresh
ments, Promenade, &c.
PART H..
Song, with banjo accompanments. s............ Mead
Hcnting Air-1he Raccoon Track. ............ Neal
Parody on Loves tell tale Observation-Disclosures b Williams
Fine old Coored Gentleman. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mead
Boatman's Dance .............by by all the Company
On SUNDAY, Grand Selection of Sacred Music.-Ad-
mittance l21a cents.
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden.
Door. open nai-past O'CLOCK rsdornnsss 10 con
raHn eo,rn
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Died.
Died.
ming. 18th inst. SAMUEL r. SMITH,

On Wednesday morning, nth inst, SAMUEL T. Smith,
aged 40 years and months.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fune
ral from his late residence 2l2 Broadway this (Thurs-
day. at 4o'clock. Baltimore and Philadelphia papers
will please copy
On Tuesday last, 18th instant, CATHARINE MATILDA,
widow Of the late James Archer, aged 30 years.
Her relatives and the friends OF her family are invited
TO attend her funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock
from l52 Thompson street.
On Tuesday Sept. 10th, RosASsAH, wife OF Jeremiah
Kennedy, aged ~ years.
The friends of the family requested to attend tho
funeral this (Thursday) afternoon o'clock from her
late residence, l46 Greenwich atreet
On Wednesday evening, at 10 o'clock, JAMES MURPHY,
Esq, aged 46 years.
His friends and those Of his brother Thomas Murphy,
invited to attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon,
Friday at p NJ from his late residence, SO Catharine
street, without further invitation.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
HAVANA SEGAKS.

HAVANA SEGAKS.
Q00 000 IMPORTED SEGARS, entitled deben.
COV,OOO 'ure, consisting of the approved brands
La India La Cabanas r. Vega Plantation, Feur de Ma
~ dos Amigas half Regalia imperial Washington. La feur
el Embe Cashora Plantation La fleura Silva Regaiia.
The above forms Of the extensive and choice
sortments imported and will be sold low
suit rchssers by 4. CAPRANO Il co.
sic 3tis-rc 78Vesey street.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
DANCING AGA ENVY.

a LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway.
NJ LIE: PAULINE DESJARDINS las the honor of in.
vI forming public that she will open her class the 18th
Sepember Mile D.sjardins will give instruction in all
.he Gnesn branches Of dancing Al her Academy will be
taught all the newest and fashionable Dances
IN ra's Among them the Qssdne Of Polka, Gallo.
Fancy Dances the Polacca Naxurka Cachucha
&c. Mlie ", Will give her particular attention Ladies'
boarding Schools Pvate essons may be given in private
other classes will be formed by number hoars and will
be attended to at any time. 40 lm.rc
EyRIE RAIL ROAD BONDs-s and I per cent Erie Raj,
~ Road Bends wanted, at full prices. - ''
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

NIBLOS GARDEN.
FRENCH OPERA
Thursday Evening, September 18th,
The performances will commence at ~ o'clock with
the Second Act of the Opera of
CROWN DIAMONDS.
Diana a............... Mime Stephen Cguriot
Don henrque N Buscher
The ntemisson will take place between the Third and
Fourth Acts
To conclude with the Vaudeville
L'HOMME BLASE
Mime Des Canaries. Nj me Stephen C9uriot
Performance 60 ccmmence al 7aococs Dvorn uPes
7oclock.
The Books of the French Opera. with literal Eng shtrans
lation, for sale at the ticket Office
Nights Of the French Company-Nlonday Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday.
hy- Tickets Fifty Cents-G)
l = Private Boxes IS each.
ee,ent Ponce viii always be IN attencaaee usin
tain gocd order and keep all improper persons
number of Season Tickets will he dispcsed NJ
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
ELOCUTION


EDWARD MATURIN AM. ,begs inform his former nu-
u pills and the public that he organizing classes or
truc9n in the above accomplishment well as in the
ing OF English Poetry H. NJ offers his TO ochoos
also. he will commence suffcien nunoe, o.
names can be obtained and can show, ON apBnc on ~
monials OF the satisfactory character
slO mrrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

PORTRAIT FOR ONE DokLAhi IN
+. THOMPSON'S Daguerrean Rooms nso. ~ proau-
IA way between the Granite Budings anu % ~.
LIKFNFSSES of the various sizes taken py the mpoVcu
process and finished in the superior style, with all the
natural cnlors . ee. AZ ,;uapM
thsA and Apparatus end Maer,sls supplied
To psrsou wishing thorough knowledge oil the business
perior advantages are here offered. sI0 lm IN
u PUsSEDDU respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has removed from no. II Park HOW, %
he most happy all his friends and acquan
tances 49,.
New York. ssrd August, ia5 suA im'mc
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
FALL FASHIONS

FHIL FdSH7ONN.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received invoice Of very
rich Scarfs, Cravas and Linen Hdks richly bordersd -
Their ofeady mad Linen and under
garments is complete and well worthy the attention OF
citizens and strangers
Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly recommended by the
faculty for all who suffering from debility
the chest acquired the habit STOPPING. For sale
wholesale and tail, the old establishment of Pursells
Agate 237 Broadway, of Park place SO mtm
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, Sept. IL, IS45.
EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
admission 25 Cents only.
THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
Respectfully the ladies' and gentlemen Of New
that they have made for the above estab
lshmen for short time and will give series OF concerts
introducing variety of New Songs, Glees, Chouses, &c.
music fiom the foil ,wing operas wiz
NORMA-BOHEMIAN Observation-Disclosures
NORA-PoSTlLLiON, SC. &C.,
Accompanied with the Accordion Banjo Congo Tambo and
Boa Castinetts.
For particulars programme.
UT = Doors open at 71a-Concert to commence at 8.
Boxes aud seats be secured daily from 10 A. NJ till p
NJ. at the box office. sl4 u
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE POR CITY


TOIN DhLE Oh EACffANNTE FUN CII1
PROPERTY.
A BOUT ten Acres Of Land in fiourshng village, rs
"A miles from the city and quarter Of mile from the
Railroad on which hotel dwelling house store several
out houses and superior st,bng all well finished aud will
doubt prove excellent Also thirty
near the above through which the railway passes For par
culars, enquire Of q. l.. PRIDE, Al Wall st.
sll lwrc
NEW YORK HOMEOPATHIC DIsPENSARY corner
OF Broadway and Lispenard street, from Lspe
nard street Ibis Institution is open for the reception of
parents daily, from to 4 O'Clock r. M.
PhysiciansDrs. p. r. Wells s. X. Kirby and James NJ
Quinn. ali 3lIssrc
DACkET SHIP GARkICk, from Liverpool, is dscharg-
ing under general order Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
medotely. ali
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

COAL.
AM delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
sceeaed andee Of carriage from the yard the following
prices las usual the lowest in the namely Broken Egg
and Stove 2 large 81 Isl small 81 per ton, with
20 cents OIL II taken from the boats Coal Yard Of King
and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON.
sI1I Infrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE,

MIR SENIOR NJ. q. DE PAREDES, who has been for Sc
l vera years professor Of Spanish Literature in the
such in Ch Coudes Lyceum and ST. 1ohns College ha-
wing some leisure hours would he pleased devote them
other institutions.
In order to commodate Students Senor Paredes will have
Spanish evening classes three times week. the lower
OF the CITY, and the other three days in the upper
Persons wishing TO Mr. will please apply Messrs
Coudert and Porter, No est Marks Place sid 2wHm
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

ETTERS for steamer Great Western will be received al
IL Gi pins Reading Room and Foreign Letter Office No 81
Mercha Exchange until 20 o'clock this after
noon. SIS tm
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOJTERS IND
FEATHERS,
HENRY KAHN, Importers SO Nassau st. M stairs ar
Maiden ane have ,eceived late arrivals complete
soinent OF Ahca Flowers and materials for the same.
cy Feathers. ~ ~ -
The above goods have all been selected ar Paris bv Mr. Hen
~ himself and are offered at the reasonable prices
lm'rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-18


THE party Of Iowa Indsns that have taken Hoboken (vide
Sun of 3th) decided yesterday in Grand Council, to
strike Hoboken Monday the 22d
sant posveyprev which time they will each after
their several dances,
games &c &c. varying each day and commencing s
o'clock the lawn the ofthe Atlantic Hotel The bal
comics Of the Hotel reserved for ladies' and children band
of music each day O'Clock till dusk. s17 5tistm
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

DRlNTER WANTED-An ndus ustrious Practical Printer Is
wanted, to PRINT aud publish weekly political Newspa
For Information address g. Southworth Office NJ
York NO application need be made after the 18th
,.sl82r s. s. SOUTHWORTH.
n MAN and his wife with incumbance Is desirous of
obtinng situation, the chambermad, TO take
care o. children the other coachmsn make himself
address letter Herald Office j. Morton. SID 3l'm
WANTED.
II an English Woman, situation chambermad cook,
- m small Family. Good cry references given. Enquire
at "a Beekman street. No objections travel with family
sls TIN
WANTED,
Rf Young Man from the New England States that is
- about twentyh and has good educ alton.
aud competent kind Of business home where
he can do the business Tor Money much
object home where God thought worthy we
ruswoTthness will be the
both IN the city and from the place OF his residence
No objections 10 leave the city Address r. j. b. Sun Office
SIS lt'm
left New ork for New Orleans last November and
heard Of Should this the eve of any person
having ty saowedge Of him. they will confer favor on has
his wife, and lobe eft till called for sI7 2tsodsm
WANTED.
A BOY WANTED in French Importing House. One
N who wishes learn the reside with pa
rents the city, and well recommended may hear
OF situation by applying at 30 William street. be-
tween the hours Of aud O'clock Sd story
small salary only 3tfm
WANTED.
or before the lst Of October suit Of Furnished Rooms,
~ consisting Of Sitting Room large and commodious Bed
Room and an adjoining suitable for female attendant
female attendant aud board would be taken either
osesct general table hotel boarding house of
respectabiy A addressed "George," the Office OF
the Herald giving reference sc will be Immediately snded
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
FRENCH Fall AND WINTER GOODS.

NOTICE.
CHIP SOUTHPORT-SbPpers by the above vessel boun
- hence for Charleston, and wrecked Barnegat
requested call the oice OF the subscribers
bond Of having been
forwarded TO this city for reshipment.
WALTER II. JONES, Jr.
HENRY w. JOHNSON,
sl7 Iwis m insurance Brokers, NO. 90 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
ENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
~ all kinds osupeous effects they wish dispose of such
Ladies and Gentemens Wearing Apparel Fire Arms, Fur
nitue, sc. Gentlemen leaving returning the city will
find u 10 their send for the Subscriber who pedg
himself fair price for all articles offered.
"A line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended to. 4. LEVENSTYN
Broadway. ups stairs.