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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

William Crosby, Of ONO, Consul Tor the port OF Tai
cshuano ia Chile IN the place Of Paul IL DeIauo recalled
Dcni- freur, Collector OF she Customs tue District
Of New Orleans. LOUISIANA, Thomas Barrett removed
Seth Brd"n sIrveyur aud inspector OF the revenue Tor
the port Of Hartford, Connecticut. vice Penfod b. Goud-
sell removed.
OF The several candidates who examined before the
Army medical board. luiely IN session at New York the
following named gentlemen we're approved and recon-
mendei for appointment The medical staff Of the army
John Frazier Head. " ID. Of Massachusetts.
Lewis a. Edwards VI u. ut the District %; Columbia
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The Abingdon Convention.

We have been waiting some days for an account
Of the proceedings Of the Abingdon Internal In
Provemcnt Convention. Judge Reese of Ten.
nessee was President, and Ex Governor Campbell
one Of the Vice Presidents. We hope the Con.
vention did not waste its time in mere resolves
upon snai.ctecping projects. IL Virginia is to
cope with her sisters, she must put forth her ener-
gies. and grapple with her competitors in projects
worthy OF the age.
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\coFN.)
Consulate CT THE UNTEp STATES,

CoSsULATE CT THE UNITED STATES,
NERA CRUz, August 10, lSI5.
SIR: Considering the psssa between the
republic and that Ui country; 1t prudent
to call, myself the caP;an-gsn before presenting
Lieutenant Hunter.
am happy 10 say that tins gentleman received
with than ordinary e.vty, tender OF gun
Tor gun offered. repeated assurances 1t ould be
done with common p.easure-ai the time tender
iug yourself every Oer hospitality city can al
ford.
The time for the salute a, :. a. NJ tomorrow NOM
ing.
have the honor 10 be- air.
W Iih greairespect
Your o5edcni servant,
+. VI. DIMOND.
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May BlascH,sD, Secretary.
GLOOMY AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS SOUTH
Erirntt NJ q L,fLtr- hnlen


! MACON geo. SEPT. J.-Thc serve drought has
IN destroyed crops, end there IS M
possibility Of than bali u usual crop and at
berg fully half open and the ground that the
,lc heavy rons which have had within the lastten
days bea and made II 50 trashy that il is almost
worthless There possibility Of our receiving more
than bait crop Macon this Corn now worth
81 AMI 81 - per bushe, Gnd know what price It
would reach ae had the fseues oftho railroad Of
receiving supplies from Savannah"
Numbers of wagons pazs this place daily on their
way from ;. Carolina 70 Tennessee 10 procure corn the
efoy that lrr 90 'rge portion Of South Carolina Is
entirely destroyed. An may be had 81 the desitu,D
Of tie people when b. - known thuttcc wagon. sent
from hundred and fifty u two hundred miles Tor CONF
Great numbers u poor people leaving The State and going
to Ienne-.ec hundred aud fifty p.rsons, consisting
urey II poor amh,s passed through tins place day
lost week Il. ghlaud :. {. Messenger
j. The scarcity Of iu the upper parts OF South
Caroline, has induced company al gentlemen Charles
aud Columbia, 90 engage 90 import the article -ui-
Gent quantity 90 supply TIE vents ~ tie needy il b. STA
ted that be purchased 10 New Oreancs from
- 10 81 cent.hat be delivered ia Charleston At 10
cents bu-bo, iicgh-and perceive hat the Chafics
rr Rail Road Company hos reduced The freight On their
rood from Charleston 20 Columbia, and presume Angus
from - % cents busL,i-hus IiIyrfing New Or.
leans corn AZ Colombia, from - o. SO cents bu.he
Corr will be- needed 300 many parts u Georgia ond nrt
the least iu quarters. which be similarly supplied
through c in,r'nucn If the citizens ~ savannah and
Macon DO c0uecfi with the Central Rail Road The cgiu
e- Of J0n,s. Monroe Pike, Henry aud others 20 The north.
su more have probably failed largely {, make sufficient
turp.ics for nome consumption aud support Will nm 81.
tort similar that Of Charleston aud Cuumba br made by
The rutrryusug aud patriotic ciuzcns Of Savannah uud Ma
tou- aud wi ihc C,uua. Raj Road exhibit he hu-
m4nc aud pubic SPIRITED colfso ui conduct o. their compt'
ihc Sou Caf.iIl Rail Road Company, 100 reducing the
charge Tor f,gH Of the naedcd atticle1 We hope ~,
and believe TO what osgal extent the short crop II
corn may extend u Georgia, NC cannot accurately yet
Judge. hui thut Itwhc lncutIby aud uppes-scy short
,l'fo be doubt; and every OF lesssnny the
tyI which. sp ilf regards State may be- co ed q
national one, Oug o. be encouraged and ady1nced by oil
who can lcnd any odd in doing so.
IdisdgsriHs E,eqrd,y
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OUR MINISTER To LONDON.

The Union OF yesterdays furnishes the following
paragraph. which may. presume, be deemed and ks.
10 be official; -
ave understand that Mr. McLsnes reception In Eagland
public well - private has been most gratifying to him
and complimentary To Government and Presidene ior
after s in spits of democracy, the statesmen o
England choose regard Minister rather ambas
sdor. representing the Of the sovereign MeLanss
reception by the Queen herse s said to have been mos
gracious and accompanied with unusual spprehensiens Of
respect for Government and Chief Magistrate. let.
ter Eom intelligent Ensshman says that American thing
looking better and the people recovering from tho
senscless elamrr which the fanacism OF politics have
created in regard to American affairs."
We do not mean ourselves csN ut the terms OF TINS
paragraph. conveying which Is Ia itself very
acceptable. But how will Z" the Untcrrhej Democracy "
relish the doctrine that the President Of the United States
instead OF being the chief OF the People, their
"Sov,rei gni"-Naf. lat.
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Iul WIN srLrnIR.--A correspondent 81 the Charles
ton Couiicf, in wnung rfh,sc cssbat,J ytnia Syringe
gives the following idcu % their ya'lr.
mere sfe seven ,hou1nd acres OF lsnd, nognipn, plain
and valley attached 10 tic Whre SUI phuf spung s.st b
1eni large potion Of tbs land l. suitable i,r grazing
and other E4s ri upge. Some YEAR since the proyfie
Tor wa 'ii f'd oy some merchants ~ Now Orleans NIL
hon of do'lr 0r the pfDseuy. lic now o.t 81 ia, s,io
for three bundled aud fry thousand Ipats lie wal. ,,c
~ ,hcrod drcc bundled thousand for w. bu tsf,.ed tho
p'ppIuon. am sorry 10 esrn that the properly neayy
oncumbcfcd by mOsgcs but II sold ~ pfcscntvauso1
u would sul y,ia handsome 10 tic proprietor beyond
oil. labiiitits
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AGERcAS RAmsoAD lRoy-The Noun; Sava,e iron
company OF Maryland have mgde contract With the Fail
nSor railroad company. Tor $500 railway iron to
b. delivered by next syIiur.-B1h. sun
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The Great Western expected daily a, New York
Sac to have sailed from Liverpool on the 23i OF Au.
gust. A. usual large number OF passengers had enter
ell OT the TIP.
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ES.Par'on FIX takes holder steps an Progressive De-
mocrsey than msuy OF has eoacGios, but doubt not
his radical sentiments precisely those entertained b. TIE
bulk Of his pls,v. lie undissuised snd prse
cal commentary upon Gov. Marey's sPoils MAXIM.
RorArlos ~ OgyIcE.-Ws publish commemorative 10
dan because i TKEE-noi because Ne Asrvv
the doctrines advanced b. the auihVr We sN IA
favor OF removal om office opinions ssSe II oas -
the first =rccs IN political creed II We had cur SsN
IN this matter there should De single iedrrasi >eP N
office ,weaty four hours ltis 'Tsaehsy 10 ne Gsuiaue
party 10 feed our political cnenies.-D. :. JoCG-
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By the new Constitution Of Louisiana, which is Co be yo
I'D upua on The 6rsi MondaT November. pefson will
~ aHo-sd the night Of suffrage, unless be- has been
yeaua ciufen u the United States
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Castillo, the Minister OF Finance m Mexico, was
formerly one OF the Mexican this city, tor
settling the claims against MeNeo ltiseaFious that Cow
ernor Marcy und Castillo both commissioners, and
arc now members OF their respective eoun-
trIe-.-UUI1u,
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HsRpd,H Nyas-y CSliess.-The annua, address wi!
bs delivered before the Union Library Society q tins Col
lege by the Rev : J. p Andersen OF DAnNie on hurs-
day. the leI. Of September, being the second day OF
Commencement
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From ihr CngiaIai, Daily Gazette.
WOMENs' ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY or
CINCINNATI

WOMENs' ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY or
CINCINNATI
Al meeting ci this Society, held Oct :, Ie following
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, Ihai, a. Christian Women, and Amencan
ciI.zers We believe duty well 4 Of
gent beings the young cJloTed population within III
fuence.
Resolved. That, aboiiionists. stand the com.
mon ground OF human rights and patriotic love- We, there
tore call brothers and sisters of every name, Sect
parry, enable U.s. by contributing OF lheiT means,
only good themselves, but aUNaTies the
va 1t aud disgrace Ut saver from these republican
States.
Resolved. That deem il PromOiiye o; the noble
have lsp1uscd and wise and popular measure
dVocates, Ih3i meeting OF the American Ant-Savery
Society be held IA Cincinnati sometime during the ensuing
year.
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be signed by
the President aud Secretary this society and the
city papers for publication.
:. b GARRARD, President.
May BLAscHSED Secretary.
Mrs. 5 b. GsTrurd above spoken Of, IS now Mrs.
Judge McLcan and Mrs. Mary Blanchard is the wife Of
the Editor Of the Abolition press IN Cincnnau.
# the nomination uf Judge Mclean should be made 10y
the Wings not a single Southern State would support him,
because they would believe he heart, openly,
an AbOllOn-t and because they would be unwilling
Lady, openly prOcanBg such sentiments. presiding
IN the Presidential The Southern States and
Of the Western, must also be satisfied that
Judge Mclean entirely free from such opinions, and
never had any agency the ttfrs aud movements II
G.. Eirnsy aud that he has never 10y Wih the
enemies II Henry Gay, either the West the hyfn,
done any thi1g defeat his The selection Of
some other candidate would prevent another defeat secure
the triumph Of g1yd principles and arrest the msdness OF
Loco FOcO mlsfuIs. a TRUE WIG.
Etrg I,tufrg. @fk Il L.
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IL Advertisements intended tor mornings Paper
be brought in before o'clock the previous evening
insure insertions and those for Monday mornings pa.
per Saturday.
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consul MPTIVES.

BE on your guard, If yot ,couid a,oid imposition
THOMPSONN COMPOUND SYRUP az TAR
AND wood NArMrHA.-This unrivaied remedy for
Pulmonary Consumption first introduced public
te Fan of ista and that popular
and
throughout living witness.
effected cures
SUMPTION!
The wonderful popularity OF this induced iady
and Oder or
dreeivns uns-peene ami practising
Invalid. The therefore called
-olsuniy the constructive an
purrons be syup of Far Wood Ma
Thonson COMPOUND Syrup Of Tat Wood Nap,ha
ih- only remedy rr.d radical of
Pulmonary DISEASES iesy with Pulmonary ConsuuT
lssd certainly fatal ibr-iorr be- eis-d bni
Thonrons Compound Syrup OF Tar Wood Naphs
taxi other.
rrice, so cts. boui--~ix bottles for ~ S0
For sale Richmond by At.EN'R DuvAI. a co G.netal
Aren's in Petersburg by Chs- Cotlns IN Norfolk by
Santos IN y"ehburr BY Jno H. seay Fredericksburg bv DIR
James Cooke aud q. u. Hunt s.a
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As the Southern Whig Press this time receiving
communications Iauding Judge IONS Nolan, OF OhI0
and proposing MIN Presidential candidate,
sou om the Cincinnati Daily Gazette, for
publication:
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IL Range OF the Thermometer Wednesday, Sep
tember S,h, J. w. Randolph Co.'S Book Store, IL
Main Street:
II O'Clock. ~ = orloek SO ) O'Clock. 20.
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II e OV AL.
DRINkER e. MORRIS
MEDICAL COLLEGE,


TNHE Winter Course Of Lectures in the M-tli.
cal Department Of Bsmpden Sydney College ~n ns-
In Richmond Monday ihs s1th Of OCTOBER and
nus until tho last of February following.
The College and
every sanxs en has been made AFFORD
.asases winch are obtained u.
In aon :" the usual Lectures. snseai and Medical cnsrrs
"" We gwen regularly nj ths College Hospital Cy hous.
rsne,.nay and Amouyi by which the Student
opportunity OF witnessing the d-s.-s inet~n 90 the South and
~heh NJ WIN be called Ia Of h
p"e--'"nai me- The number VI surriea opera
uors which hsvr been yearly
has a"dy claimed for the College Hospital r-pu,a,ioa Of
leading School Tor Surgical Instruction..
l." W. CuAMBERI.AYNE NJ d, Prof Therapeutic. and N.
ten. M.iiea.
l.. BonANNAN. NJ. u. Prof oe..ue. and Di...... Of
wom-n aai CbiLirrn
!sffRiis wYMAN. w. D, Prof Anatomy aud Physiology.
Au.s L. WARNER. u, Professor Surgery.
sotkhTEs AArPiN, d. u, Prof Chemistry and Pbarm.,v
cAkTFk u JOHNSON, N. ID, Deinoa-raior Of Anatom,
he abundance &C materials Tor
snd comfort oi III. D.seenE Room d,
thoroughly the anatomy body also acquire AIN
in the use of surgical Instruments
Good Boarding. including
eau be procured ftom $50 In s. per week
Current Bank Notes I'm which In, -
sided Will be taken for ticket.
AUG. L. WARNER, ND
u i'-eusNov Deau az Faculty
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Reducing the Wheat Flour there il decrease in the
receipts d-waier equal 10 l56 bbis. IN lsi5
pared with lsIi.
There have been received tide water this year. far
by the Erie Canal only 377l 200 pounds of Buter-a
decrease compared with las, years receipts Of 31O5OOO
pounds nearly ity per This falling of is stI
butsd 10 the prrtraCted drought.
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FALL STOCK OF
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye ShufS, Per-
fumery, Patent Medicines, Glass DC.
VV>HE subscribers now receiving a large
Il Stuck every business purchased
chiefly Of the largest New York at
small advance County Merchants invited
stock and prices before purchasing
GAYNoR. WOOD co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Rrhmo Va
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

The news which follows, Is ak days later than
that published yesterday. The Union says:
"lnsiesd Of giving the summary by the Telegraph.
give The desis received ftVm the Saratoga e, Psas.coa
at the Navy Department"
In commenting upon the question Of War, that
paper incbnes to the opinion that pacific counses
will eventually prevail, and adds:-
General Taylor conceiv.s himself be strong enough
TO Withstand attack which the Mexieans Maamorss
affect to make upon him; and he received
further OF regular troops he determined
to send back New Orleans the gallant companies Of
volunteers who have rushed his standard The Next
cans talked Of striking without formal declaration uf
but the threat has reached before the blow aud
'tore~ armed" We "forcarmed.'
1--WE are not to hear Of the civlites which
exchanged at Vera Cruz between the Saratoga and
town. We not much surprised to hear the hrst
whisper OF disposiuon her part 10 resume the ncgo
tlaiiou."
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Extract Of q letter. dated
DRY GklEN ISLAND

(neAr Vera Cruz Aug. 10.
avail myseS of the s>ihng ct the United States sehoon-
er FT inform yoa the Saratoga anchored here
the l+h instant.
The mail ct day from the MeNco brings intor
msto Il the slecuoa 81 General Herrera the pIes'den
the nj the old cabinet. aud formation o
one, CONSISTING 81 Manuel fona Peha, Minister
TOT Foreign RtAucns PEDRO Arcsya, Minister oi War;
ans Fernandez Del Castillo ~ Hacienda. (ot vt HE1nes
COHscsS has voted loan ensble the government Ia
prOseeu,e the against Texas; ba, low sas o
interest, that great ln>uperable difficulties will be
found IN Sticciing
- communication Of this days date, informs
that he hsd seen, a letter which he
knew ccule be crpenGed that tire MeSicaa gONer
neut vii, ase, collecting force 81 25Oc0 men an the
irIv - feSss; aud that. with declaration at war.
tlsy - make rush a moment when the United
>tss act dreaming about ~ and that the time talked
- September. lie remarks snow, this is 80 much IN
character NItn tae NyS,csus that believe to be
IL they WIu &c abe get the loan OF fifteen
millions. bat they will get enough get them into the
~al; sua, MeNlesn-ISe they don'I now they 10
Ogt.'
;od me, iay % two since. that u had been intima
ted nun that minister irsm the lisd States, would,
doubt, be vita pleasure by the Mexican go
The Saratoga exchanged ssutss YESTERDAY morning with
the batteries, and she has beeh cred BY captain
tuersl with the civ.!il,s OF the port
The officers aud o; the Saratoga IN the enjoy
mcnt OF go0I health.
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RECEPTION OF THE pEFENDERs,oF BALTI-
NOPE

The rsmnan, Of the Defenders OF Baltimore m isli."
having determined sshngton the 18th OF Sep
embcr tho anniversary OF the rrPase Of the Brush at
North POINT suiabe preparations in at the
Nsions MsuopVls them. some At the "old
Defenders reside Washington, and thcy have also
taken me render reception cordial and honors
bic. Ms,or SEAroS cooperating with the citizens aad
Others, hsnds.ucly.
The Volunteer Companies Of the District to unite
the ceremonies
The Councils ct Washington have also taken up the
subject, and altogether expected BE- interesting
stfsIr.
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ScrrUts far Hrc.
WE have for hire for the residue Of the pre-.
W ssnt year svets rsrvart auva in ~ city ~
houil' efpec'd Auo-E lru GIL ~ ~ od. who
10 ms ri" se1ns're Tasv and likely Boy about
~ ~ ~ ycasod Thee Lave tnsd ~ Eeti
family and cife afaeefs believed be sod. Those wta
my hire III ~ f0tha residue ~ year op nuny
NJ asJ Lcmsely's o, Their qsacaionL and viii be
allowed preference stefs they engnrs t la
FOR anJhcf y,ar Awytp PHILIP ". TABB sos,
Ofhes On Main Street corner above BirF.rs
Lottery Oni-e, The gioce.y store Of
1t--i" I'm .,
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PROSPECrIS
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION
LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY CLAY.

LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY CLAY.
BX CALVIN COTTON.
Author u the "Junius Tmc'." "Pour Years an Gr., Bo,.
Tour the American ak>-"he.
PUBLISHED ny A. y. BARNES ACo.
81 John Street, New Yoik
'NHE design of this work is to give a full and
complete history Of nr Cys life, private pubic Tn,
am'soa. npe'fseon. ofhs hiefbios pheai
eminent statesman. heretofore introiueion n, I'D.
-,he and IN other forms, be appae ALL on account
oush to be known, without the completeness OF hi.
history written carefully permanent Auto, 80. the
'~iner a. Lexington, Kentucky OF the adyar
as"s OF immediate communication Clay OF access To
s apefS aud correspondence which freely kindly
The work ortwo Octave rage. in EACH
and VIII be en6eihed w'hiwo
Ci'yntvcr before published the histore DIES
g'oSrg OF Mr. Gays work o. co. II. me
ehluea win he style literature
eonnd IN muslin and wbe published about the d OF
NEW YoRK, May 8, IS45.
Mt { Cotr's-ncar Sir am slad you pre-
OF our history embracing ','ers Of such deep interest,"
ms Waterman OF such eiaed service
hst cannot but command large share OF patronage feeaued
ia { you will render worthy Of the oeeasitn
THEo. FRELINGHuysEN
NIw YORK, May lsI5
Having portions Of the Manuscript ,nutied the
r and Tunes Henry Mr. Cotton author OF Junu.
Tracts We are happy that the authors peculiar
known Power writer have both in
the plan and execution OF this ask~hch nearly
pieied He has slbjeet the FRESHNESS. AMI
charm OF novel not only by his mode Of
new naef which thorough exploration Of this rich hsh
fored Among the topics captivating interest. The
new gh IN VIII CHI be has placed bargain
MI Adams and sir Clay ana the disclosures he has made sar
IT, by the presentation of and evidence uuy
surprising The light which this pol,s4i history
ing ~ does with great fidelity
distinguished American salesman and
relief aud impressive public
OF hs individual rha We cherish pleasing anticipation
the gencra interest heartily
eoilnend To who desie complete history Of
Mr. Gays Lie and Times.
(Ton) J. PHILIPS PHuNIx
]
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SPLENDID ANNALS FOE 1876
EAFLETS of Memory for lSI6-Edited by
- Coates. Dwith ~ usaiions aEd beau stesI.r
craving.
Roudoir Annual o- s6h 10 OF eagravinss ever
American Annual.
FEond-hip's OnsrnE for ISi6--9 ssel plates.
Chri ,ns Annual MISCELLANY for lst6-9 plates The
writer's the U States contributors this work.
Ladies Annual Forget , for
lsl6-contlinin a dary for every Gay II
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uuR At THIS ~ -rIendii sch-lne frr To-day Capital.
- $4,000 5000 5000 2oo0 1915. 10 NJ I5ao 10 uf 1850
10 of 1000 &C. &c IS Nos ~ ballots Tickets S. halves
: 30 1rs . 4 tetutful sce pl Can
cary ami secure the 10000 capital Of II BURRUs7
'k'HE su' ber having qualified Administrator the
- n r late Jabcz ParE-r all Indebted ad
estate 70 make payment claims
against aid han4 properly auteht Gated.
cary d'y po,-,be. JOHN THOMPSON
seii-dscf Adu ini.tra'o, of Jab Parker, dsc.I
u tT-TRAY MORSE Wa. taken up N Mayo's
H@tN 81 Brdf' lsuodsy 9th sept ainse brown Hone Of
AL1 ih, 10 lowing discf pton. 7: left hind foot whcd
g." usm hH 100 snail forehead and supposed
% b. st' o'"yrhf'od Htqufs At the ioB HoIs, Mayos
Hfdfe II-2t
- ALT
- 600 SarIe prize order Ntvsatnr-Fof sole
DAVENPORT ALLEN 60.
g0pRTO RICO HuLAssRs-5s binds heavy Poro Rico Moa-
80, PRIME aree, receiving for sale by
- - JAS ~ JUREY, Basin Bank
- uGAR-Gj hids y. q. sugar part strictly prHo and
- Tor .1ie by
ell JAs n. IURFY, Fasin Batk
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The gross receipts d- o: Flour and Wheat by
the Erie Canal, since the commencement Ut navigation
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SHIRTS.

" ILL be sold nj public auction, on Wednes-
dav. the I7h Of the monh the late residence
Of Jo-r Brown deed Union III Eihnond for cash
person specifically
dsvis by his w consisting OF the o lowing prrp wit
Two Negro Men ued 10 butosrfgJ Negro Wo
Negro GTl rarouche. Suky, Horses,
Carts aud Gear piree o sy a-d sheaf Oats the OF
Corn and Fodder for the together sunty other
aual- of peuonl properly
Sas will commence ~ O'Clock.
I0-ids T.. " ELLErT. Error.
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WIN. +, BUTLER q co.

NEW BOOKS. SEFr. IL.
II w. RANDOLPH a. co. have received
- Life of Rear Admiral Jjass illustrated by nurne
engravings,byI Hamilton
Judge story Commentaries the Law OF Pranixsoy
Domestic Economy for the Young LADIES
sehonl by Miss Beecher
Reeds Dictionary of the "a gli-h Language
No. 10 Domestic Economy
rairys New and Improved Geography beginners with
shssavlnss
Pre- byteri,n German, vsiRI Farmers and Com Almanac.
for 1870
% supply No 81 Harper.' Billie and No 90 Harper. sas.
peare. ell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11
FALL CLOTHING.

FALL OLUIHING,
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with additional supplies every week.
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