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U. 3. ssr CoLrAurs- Ra5oRes NJ tie Cioiva. A
letter FROM on board hs vessel, dated Hong Kong, Cbina,
Apri ", nys.
81 ruyyose that you have heard long before bs, Gat Ihe
cholera hes been on board n no. nnd has swept a many
Of our young crow. Just imagine me one moment talking
With my merry shipmaics, and, in two or three hours more
called 10 witness them In the arms 81 ihatl fell yfant Death.
But ns you ofimes told me mat God is everywhere. 20
nov have Toss0n 70 think %. ! have witnessed q scene
hatl never shall forget ~ long as 7 live. We sailed from
Manila. yn8 y the PHILIPPINE Islands We srhved thoro
0no dayi The ueN ~ bed twelve men dead by o5olsn.-
The doctor secng the da0ggf, ordered the ship 10 leave
againf0r fhis places and from tie Ume W. made sail until
four days Of sos, ne bosrmaa ~ every houS ceiling that
melancholy summons, ell hands 10 bury the dsadg Sons
times 10 The number Of FIVE oopsos ats lime were brought
Mp and launched into their deep aud watev grave. God
havs mercy on their souls. The dysentsy, that dfoadfol
oisssso 10 tue cbmsis, u on board OF the ship; and the
Vincennes soop u WT he lot neshy I'll her crew by
the ssme disease. an now on toe H. p sick and very
bsd"
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II The Enquirer. We ore glad 10 zee. differs very ma
teralIy from Mr. Seldom, the representative Of this Die.
tietin Congress. NJ. S. thinks Virginia ought not to On.
gage In mauuiaetlriug-or rather, that she cannot do %
roftably. But te Enquirer eKults in the estaJlthmcnt
ofnow Lctoiic-, aud desires that tho Old may ~ 0n. .n
despite Of the ruin" toret,ld o. the consequence Of the
new nrG We think tho Enquirer BE- night boo desiring the
augmentation Of Gs numtcr Of he e nurseries Of Industry
and wealth among us-ul- gn we are yet to zee whether
they con prosper under the anti nutog7' policy Of The gyy-
ernment va, nope they may bu, tho experiment" %
yet 10 be tested.
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Rnnnnhnnnock Imnrnrcmen1.

We 49, grpu6ed to leara, from the lsst Freddcksburg Re.
oerdsr, dss he Rsppshsnnook improvementhss been put
Chased ~ sss~ssl gentlemen Of shrowdness, enterprise snd
wealth. sod 1s, \ Sll now be pushed TO- speedy compile
aoa. Ths ReeSsto s~pfoipstes the most beneficial results
20 he prosperity Of fNds1chsburs, from the eoosumma-
uon u hs sa,sTn,c. wb'ct 80 hope may BE- fully rs'i
aaI
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NuturA Ekehmeuies.-Thc only real argument
afain't Tying tho various nostrums . extensively brought te'ore tho
without the least success. Hut thi. 10 q het equ,ny true, thai a few
posssss all the virtues sscribed TO than, and e,hibt ipcon,e,tibl.
eytdeness OF iheif benefits In the voluntary and grateful ASSERTIONS
ot hahd'edsf witnesses These cannot be galnsad, how. yer they
nav be sconed attn Tie end. uuth 10 always Triumphant Perhaps
IN me annah OF discovery nothing has received such unanimous
approval from those who have uiei II, as Chri,tics Gahan and
Magnetic euratves The most remarkable sa.es m. daily aascted
oy heir uss In the long train OF chronic and nervous complaint
which have for yean b7nied all the Efforts of medical art. Na,ur,
mas provided a remedy for disease, and though We are yet unfouu-
greateat.
In no case 10 the above more true Than I'm relation N IN, c,lv.nie
Kings and Magnet Fluid OF Dr. Christie, now r.iniur uneouaned
popa'any o Their wonderful efficacy in the cure Of rheumatism
and AL nervous complaints.
For further particulars. see advertisement I'm another mi, nj mi.
paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had grahs. BY application TO
the agents for this city, Me.srs. DUvAL a PURCELL. DrurrI,t.
ii7 Main street. Richmond. Va. epI
H sands Sars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is a very
pfevasnt and extremely dangerous disease, especially where Il At.
neks the head. Leochins and meieurhi ointment sou,etimes sub
due the disease Tor the time being: but II ia well known fact that II
nvcy apt u appear again. u the individual 10 over heated ~ ex-
be found a more effective remedy for eIysipcas lhan ointment and
depletion; and the cure thus effected wilb complete, thorough and
permanent One ofthe metits Of this preparation H. that by is action
upon the blood, u ertineu' shes the active poison by which the Dis.
ease Is geHefaied; while most other remedies merely remoy. IN.
visible signs, and leave the primary cause sll lurking in the ,yst,m
this PREPARATION may be used with success.
FOR further PARTICULARS. and conclusive evidence of la up.rior
value and cheney, see pamphlets, which may be obtained OF the
agents gratis.
PT Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, and for e,po.tstion
oy BIZ sANDs, Druggists and Chemists. Granite Rundinss
by DuVAL Il PURCELL, Agents, Main .ireet. Richmond. Va
rhee' VI per bottle or six bottles for S collars
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Mhn1.. an lie Minn,

Ia the last Portsmouth New Era wo observe q card. 10
large type. announcing that a meeting Of the Demacmt.
ie party Of tie cay Of Norfolk. town Of Pofsmorh and
tho Surrounding county, will be held n Town HsIl. on
"Wednesday evening next" and that =" he meeting wilbe
-.A.....-.L
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orrIck on rnK N. %. PIcASuxE.
Tkrrsdsy, . A. NJ, Sepi. 5, 1876.
Los, Of u. $. Brig-of-war Trux,on,

Officers and crew, with the exception
OF two Lieutcnnnts and ninctecn
men, taken prisoners by tlse Mexi-
cans and marched 60 Tampics.
We received this morning, by way Of the Ba-
lie, the following note, informing us of the wreck
of the u. s. brig-of.war Truxton, with the cap
ture Of nearly the whole Of her officers aud crow,
includingthe captain. Tho Truxton was a brig
of ten guns:
u. 5. REvESuE srkANKR LEsARk,
S. w. Pass, Sept. ID, lS46.
Editors Of the PieayuHe: I have just arrived from Vera
Cruz, which place l left on the 29,h ult, bringing with me
dispatches from the Commodore for the Government. The
u. $. brig-of-wsr Truxton was wrecked on the 18th ut.
near the mouth Of the river Tuspan. Two lieutenants and
nineteen men reached the squadron at Vera Cruz in boats
the balance Of the officers and crew. including the cap.
tain were made prisoners, and it is said were marched Off
to Tampico.
Tho yellow fever had made its appearance on board the
British vessels OF war nj SACRIFICES.
Tho seurvy prevailed to a great extent on board the Po-
tomae frigaie. The balance Of the squadron were in good
health.
Santa Ana had landed at Vera Cruz. lie was received
with gres, demonstrations Of joy-,he city and castle both
saluting him. He was permitted TO land by Commodore
Conner. 1t $ presumed that he had a passport.
Yours, respectfully, in haste, N. l.. c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-14

" Tho Norh Carolina papers say ih't among rs 6ni
duties Of tho next Lrgisiamte u that State will be tho ro-
arrangement of the Congressional Districts, which wero
50 shamet.ty gcrymandcrcd by The Loeoroeo Lsgisa-
ilre 90 1884, ipr tc purpose Of giving a minority Of
Tho people a ma Jry Of ibe Congressional delegation. u
- 10 be regretted that a similar good work oagnoi be effect.
cd IN Fifguis, -ioro " Modern Democracy" has been
IN like msnRcT, shsmelohsueolly illustrated.
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VInrrled-

On Wedaesday. the 2nd Of september. by tho Rev.
james II. fiszeo'ald, Or. Thomas =. Boeoek. OF Appoma,.
tor, to Miss Sarah Z. Flood. SECOND daughter OF Col.
Thsmas ~. Flood. y
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a. Mr. McLsue has accepted M invitation 10 pafake
ofa Pobhe Dinner IN New York. The day 10 TO be here
anef designated.
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u The new Pope of Rome has released, since biz occss
sion to the P%onthclte, 1870 persons confined IN dungeon.
Tor political offences. s a contemporary remarks "po.i.
Ics must be @ rough trad, Iu Romo.r
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~ n. Lod0wofth, Esq. aut1ensive and wsslhy hor-
icurursi. near Cincianuu, has about 100 aecs in grapes.
stuwbouies, mspbouics, pcaC'cs, Sc. fry acrs are
devoted exclusively 10 grapes end strawberries. He Is en-
gaged largely in mosing vine, The quality Of which s SAID
90 be very ltto, Il Of al ilfenof 70 uc foreign.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-14

Auction Noticc.-wo shall sell on Monday
Morning. 18th inst. at our Auction Store. large aud gene
raj assortment Of fREsn DRY-Goops, to which tho aiien-
ton Of dealers h. requested.
Sale 20 commence at Q o'clock.
90 II INLOEs & BROTHER. Auets.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ENTE ask the attention n merchants mating their purchases In
w This market, 10 ourttack OF Fancy Goods now in store, he
levnR ihai they will 6nd A. large and varied assortment Of RICH
FANCY GOODS, az 10 anyo establishment in this eiy; and our
disposition and determination IL 70 ell az cheap AZ similar goods
can be bought in this market We have recently opened an the
late ayss Of
Dress snka. some very rich; Laees, shawls
Cashmere, de'Iains, Roles OF every fabric and quality
Biaek Alpaca Robes
Cord and blk Aipaecag great variety
Gp de'Orheans Fa ~ California Checks
EmbrOderios Tor wedding and evening dfe see
Vsy rich enbd bite Silks for wedding dresses
Cloves, mns, Velvet GUS
French worked Capes and Co1afs
Linen Caubdc Hdks
Ladies aud Chndren's Hoods
Ladies ard fbhnts' DrefB Caps
Trimmings n every description
Ftc green Bemges
Bik and eordCmTcL Coufts
Bonnet and Neck Rhanis
Satin and Inserting DO. &c.
Together with a large assortment Of STAPLE GOODS, tuth as-
Besched and brown Domesucs
Negro and Bed Banhit
Jeans ard Keueys Safinets
Pad Linseys, PIinfs. Cotton Bats
Bk and Nbte Waddnr
Go h. rassimerer, ard a great variety Of VssunGS &c.
To th1se who buy FOR tash. or 70 punctuai customers, We WI
ofer Fsst tnductmentI On The above goods
sH HAWKS. VAN DgURsEN a WARN.
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SWEET OU.-5O baskets Sweet Oil for sale
W. S4 RDHONDh DAvENPUaT.
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+ ID n.

'UNHE school OF the subscriber will commence
- on W'daeseay, sepL I6. A thorough and extended course
In tie EaThsA SraAeAS, hs CiasIics, OF IhahAozAfies, may be put.
sued. The nofals and department Of the pupils viii always re
ceive a waehfui attic ntion.
To those pupils having Mechanical pursuits in view, OF profes
sons requiring a knowledge Of Descriptive Geometry: Linear, Per
speenvr, or Typographical Drawings, any instruction de,ired in
thee branches will be impaired.
sehootaooms on Broad street between 9TH and sth.
Dc It-eoIw sAnI. A. JEWErT.
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The following letter from an esteemed friend, attached
to the squadron, gives the particulars OF this melancholy
affair:
Extract Of a latter from an oneer attached 10 tie
Home SquadrOn," nOO at anton LisSrdo,' ne.r
YerG Cruz, dated
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mR. RIREE,s sCMnoI

HNHE duties OF my School will be resumed on Monday, Sep
n Stih, AT my School House on Grace street I shall be aiiet
In Mathematics aud Modern Languages BY gentlemen of eapabl
~ and experience. selt-5,MwF WIN BuRKE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-14

TNHE subscriber, having contracted a chronic
u disease NJ HE IunRs, by practising Medicine twenty years m
New England, came To Richmond last october for the benefit of a
miider climate. lie has recovered, 20 az toll be able TO fssums puc.
tee here aud would therefore tender his professional services to
this community.
Ne viii be At HE Office, under the Povhatan HOuso, hom . AN.
TO- p. NJ and from 5 to 7 p NJ; The remainder Of the time II his
house corner Of Grace and hdims street, shoekoe Hm.
au 1s-eoi9t a. II. WILDER, NJ. n.
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UOYT'S OFFICE.-Loitery draws at the Exchange
Ill today. Capitals $4,000, whole Tickets only S5.
shares in proportion, sales close at 4 o'clock. for prizes,
apply at HOYTTS OFFICE.
No. 3, Exchange.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

Departed this life on The Sh inst, in the hope of
blessed Immortality, at the residence ofher d4ush
ter. Mrs Elizabeth keroey, Mrs. May EseLE,
al the advanced age Of 50 years and 2 months.
Mrs. Engle possessed powers of mind and BODY
oi no ordinary character, and the virtues which
she exhibited 10 her numerous friends aad acquain
tances ia aud around Shephetdstowa aud Martins
burg, were such only be acquired in the school
Of Christ. Having dedicated herself 10 the service
OF God, by public profession OF faith in Christ IN
the German Reformed Church If Sheph erdstown
more than fifty years sucs. she had full half cen
fury for exhibiting the graces Of The spirit and di.
position Of her Saviour allowed her. Many ser.
wants e Jesus Christ, long since departed 10 ,hor
rest, have been refreshed By her kind hospital
Iy aud many new living can testify that she
Fed the hungry and eosihed the naked"
For many years her private dwelling was ope n
for the preaching Of the Cosple and worship Of the
inosi high God. THIS privilege was not only OK
tended TO ministers Of The Reformed Church. 10 the
doctrine and customs Ct which she a, strongly at
iached,) but all Evangelical ministers had the priv
ilsgs extended to them The deceased was called
to suffer for years, in 10 ordinary way. And for
the last FIVE years Of her life her sufferngs were so
intense 10 be endured only by constitution Of ex
userlinary strength All her sufFerings we're borne
with patience and fsritude: The grace Of Christ
sufficient to her day and uial. She retained
the assurance that for "Hcr TO live was Christ 10
sie was gam
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0onnmeaoaal Record
BALTIMORE .M.4RKET.)
.lr1ea.icnra (llfsnn. D.f 10 IaAc


CATrLE.-Beeves were IN suIl supply to-
day, and nearly all were taken al nst weeks
prices. The offerings at the scales comprised
1880 head, of which 446 were taken By pack
ers ga by city butchers and the balance.
10 head, were left over. Prices ranged from
sl.75a2.50 per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal 10
S3.50a4.75. net, and averaging about s2.l5.
FLoUR-There were sales of 500 barrels
Howard street Flour on Saturday at S.. This
is the rate asked to-day, and sales of 400 bbls.
were made at this price, and settlements, for
receipts from cars were made at 1851.
GRAIs.-There is good supply Of Wheat
at market, and sales are making al the closing
rates oflast week, viz: fair to good reds o5a-
iU0 cents, and prime lots or cents higher,
and ordinary TO good S0a95 cts. A lot OF
Penn'a. white Wheat was sold to-day OF lis
cents. Sales Of old Corn at 65a66 cents for
white, and 6la62 cents for yellow. New is
worth 55a57 cents for both white and yellow.
Rye, 67 cent.-sales Oats are not very brisk
at 30 ceais, at which price sales were made
to-day.
BAcoN.-Bacon is in moderate demand al
last quoted rates, viz Shoulders 4a4, cents
Sides 5ta5a cents; and Hams JaS cents
Sales OF Shoulders, mostly at 4a4s cents; Sides
at 5ia5s
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EUST published by TAYIon & Co, Aston

EUST published by TAYLoR s Co, As,or
81 House, No. | of ''THE Guess PALLADI-
uM AND MArHEMATIcAL SpHNx," ,Nonthhl
.Naga=jae detoted 10 he Cause If The Ieiight-
.tul, Prqtotald, and Intellectual Science # Chess.
Comprising .jine specimens q american Play,
Brilliant Comes q all Openings by The eminent
Masters, a choice collection Of Original and Sc
lected PRoDLENs, By the celebrated Pfoblcm-
hrentorS aud .7uaiaps Of both hemisheres Sc,
together with a MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT,
stored ,rih rare Collection If Curious, Diff
cu! and Entertaining Probieas, many IN retse,
.lralaaeiicaI aud Mathematical,
This feature Of the PALLAuIUM will render
it particularly attractive TO a very numerous
class, 10 students. and the curious generally.
Solutions to the Problems in one No will
appear in the next following No. No. con
tains Two PRIZE PROBLEMS.
A sheet containing a complete series Of In
structions in Chess is given with No. |. The
work is published in beautiful style, similar
TO that OF the costly foreign publications of the
same kind, and is sold at all the bookseller 1,
at Is, cts. single, or 81 per annum.
A copy of this First No. will be freely sent
as specimen 10 applicants, post paid, to "Pa!-
Iadi,p,, .Ne'p York City p. o."
Oct. 10, 1876.
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aLEK.4ADRL4 MARKET /,

U"-esso Og"ts OpFVOtI II, Io1O.
FLoUR.-The market Is firm, with fair de-
mand; but consequent upon very light receipts,
sales are limited. We believe shippers are of
fering S5as5,6s. The wagon price is very IN
settled.
GRAIs.-The supplies of Whea, are moder-
ate. We quote good, to strictly prime red, at
80 los cts. and white, at 100 a los cts
Sales OF Corn. yesterday, at 62 cents, for best
white and "a cts for prime yellow. Oats are
IN request at 50 a SO cts. from vessels.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

SANTA FE.--Advices 10 the 9th Of Septenl-
Der have been received at St. Louis. The st.
Louis Republican says that Gen. kEARNEY
was still at Santa Fe. He had given orders
for the movement OF the troops Oh an expedi-
ton about one hundred and fifty miles in the
interior BY the time Of their return, it was
expected that the Mormon Battalion of Infan-
try, under the command of Lieut.. Col. SMITH,
would have arrived at Santa Fe, and then the
expedition against California was to com
mence.
In this expedition they would be, however,
disappointed. as letters from Col. SMITH, writ
ten on the route, say that he would not be
able to reach Santa Fe before the first of Octo-
Der. 1t had been determined that the two
companies OF Dragons under the command
of Capts. MooRE and Cooke, and the baual
ion OF Mormon Infantry, were 10 accompany
General kEARSEY on the expedition to Cali
fornia. None of the Missouri volunteer. were
TO be employed in this service.
We further learn, that, after the departure
OF Gen. kEAREEY, the remainder of the force
was to be divided. One-half of II was 10 re-
main at Santa Fe, including the battalion OF
artillery under the command of Major CLARKE,
and a company of Dragons under Capt SUM
NER. The remainder of the force, under Col
DoNIPHAN was to march 10 Chihuahua, there
10 be attached to General WooL's army
Bait. inner.
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commenced we never expected to gain IT.
sa'he bristliRg Qualifications looked almost i'm
ipregnabie. Butt am called on by the ser
geani 10 60 to work and TO bury the dead, so
/ | must close for the present. N. y. >.
1 The following letter is from our ntelligen,
correspondent al Monterey, and il is the latest
possible date from that city. so that we have no
means Of knowing whether the startling ru-
mofs referred TO were traced to tangible
source or not.
Correspondence IF the Baltimore SIN.
MATaMoRAs, (AIexico, } Oct. 2, 1876.
.nesas. Editors Our express leaves here
every morning at 10 O'Clock, for Point Isabel,
or 'Ffonton," as il is now called. My letter
Of yesterday was peDned in the afternoon; and
now, al A. NJ, am writing you again, after
a night spent IN suspense. No boat down from
Camarso yesterday, nor as yet to-day. Last
night we had an alarm, and Matamoras was in
"hub- bub,' with all the American popula-
ton under arms. Ii was currently reported
That Monterey had been re.taken, and the
American army put to the sword; and that
the Mexican troops known TO be atSan Fernan-
da were 70 make an attempt TO take Matamo-
ras. II was quite an exciting time throughout
the night, and still this morning, the absence
OF news from above tends to keep up the ex-
element, rendered little painful by another
report, that the wounded at Monterey, on their
way to Camargo, have been masSacreed.
do not believe it, although place no conf
dence whatever in Mexican fidelity. l..
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GEORGETOU.v .N,9RKEp. }

sIHpVtHt UUIee, UcI0ber II, $50. J
FLsuR.-Marketc continues about as last re-
ported. Light receipts with a good demand at
about s. for good standard
WHEAr.-Prices stationary at 90a95c. for
new and 100 to los for good to prime old
The receipts continue light.
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TO CH.Ss-pLAYE2s,
Mathematis iaas, aud All Devotecs of In
gendlty, Curiosity and skill!

"Do you yet play at CHEss' If not, recon-
m nd you 10 get board aud the pieces immediate
ly- study il yourself. and teach il 10 every budy
YOU know. know Of nothing as a taions' aud de
ightful domestic recreation 30 rxeelieut sc CBfss
nothing that calls into exrtcise so manJ useful
qualities IL is priceless invention aud 10 play II
well is 10 possess most desirable meutal accom-
pl,hment - Ffankin
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-22

VIRGINIA .--In the County Court Of Bsrke-
Robert P. Bryarly, assignee Of Amelia Eichel-
berger, PITT
grafnst
Isabella J. Gorrell, Levi Henshaw IT., Thorn
ton Henshaw, Andrew Henshaw, George
Henshaw, Washington Henshaw. William
d. HenShaw, James Rippee and Eieanor
his wife, hate Henshaw, Charles HeBshaw,
and James l.. Henshaw, hers Of Levi flen-
shaw, decd, and the said Levi Henshaw.
d., and Thornton Henshaw, Adm'rs OF the
said Lew Henshaw, decd, DIS.
IN CHANCERY.
CoMmrsstoSER's OFFICE,
NartinsbHFg, October Y, 1876.
"a OTICE.-The parties 10 The above suit
~ will please 10 take notice, that J will al
tend al my Office in Maunsburg, on Saturday,
the 2Ist day 81 nert month"; for the purpose, list,
OF settling the Estate account Of Levi Hen
shaw, deed; %, Of asceftaining the judg-
ments before the intes@te's death unpaid OF
discharged by securities Sd the amount Of
debts remaining unpaid, their character and
dignity 4th, the real estate Of the said Levi
Henshaw, decd, that descended to his heirs,
its value and annual value, and what part (if
any has been aiiened since his death, when.
to whom, and at wha, price. On tina, day the
parties will produce before me all such eyi
dence and vouchers as win enable me to re-
port the several matters herein before stated -
and all persons having claims against the Es-
tate of Levi Henshaw, decd. remaining I'M
paid, will produce them to me on or before thar
day, with all such evidence as may be Fequi-
red to estebish them.
s. GARARD, Com.
October q, lSi6-5w
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Livery Stable.
EE0HaR3~ F0as HERE,

EEaks@R3~ EGss HERE,
either for Saddle or Harness. He also has a
very comfortable C.lRRLlGE, 10 which eli
thef one OF two Horses can b. harnessed, and
which he himself will drive whenever persons
may so desire him.
He takes this opportunity Of returning his
grateful thanks TO the public for the encourage
ment already bestowed upon him, and hopes
by strict attention to his business, and moderate
charges, to continue 10 merit their good will
and patronage.
His Stable is al the North end of Queen St,
one door South Of Mr.. Anthony S. Chambers
Blacksmith Shop.
CHARLES w. POISAL.
Oct. 8, lS46-tf
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.u.sRRFED,

On the morning OF the 18th inst by the Rev. T.
V. Moore, Rev WILLIAM LOVE, Of this town, to
Miss SUSAN, daughter OF Geo. J Harry, ESQ.,, 81
Cool Brook, Washington County Md.