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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

Sr-I have been very much afflicted with dyspepsia for
years aud having tired the prescription OF tire or
four Of the beat physicians of the city without any relief
was prevailed upon 10 try bottle OF your Sarsaparla
which verify believe ha effected cure and can uniesi-
lalngly recommend 1t 10 all who ARE afflicted "'th d!'pep
sa a. being the best remedy in use
~ AM ELIZARETH STEVENS. P.nin.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01
Albany, April l, 1915.

Dr. Seymour the writer OF the following, is one OF the
Oldest and most respectful Physicians in CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD CT. May 81 1916
Dr. To,t7,5end Dear Sir" Townsend's Sarsaparilla'
find, ready sale in Harord-is highly esteemed by all
who have OF ii, aud have reason 10 believe
lis good qualities Will be duly appreciated by discerning
public have daily calls for IT, and hope you will be fully
reureraed FOR yCr eXertons 10 render erice 10 TIE ~
tcteG. am, sir yorr Ont serT't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

ALBANY May 6th lSN5.
would also add for the beueft OF those concerned tina,
the person alluded IN the AFFIDAVIT, and have no
hesitation stating that believe the above statement 20
be perfectly correct. LANSING VAN WE.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

a loan, or the issue of treasury notes to
defray the expenses Of the war, if the
exigencies of the Government should
require it.
Mr.. POLK, by his CONSTANT and
straight forward course, is daily adding
fresh honors to his name; and his ad-
ministrution is destined to be one of the
brightest in the history of our country.
His position in all the great measures
which have been before him, proves him
patriot of the first stamp, and each
step that he has taken in the discharge
of his duties has been with an eye sim
gle to the good of the common country.
With man of his stern infexibility of
character, his discriminating sagacity
and integrity at the helm of state, we
may fear no danger, for our vessel will
gallantly weather every storm and bear
us on to prosperity.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12
Abbevlle G. IL, s. c.:
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12, 1916.

% We unintentionally omitted in
our last, to notice the examination of the
scholars at the Female Academy at this
place, on the 30th ultlmo. The exer-
cises were highly satisfactory to all pre-
sent, and were creditable to both teacher
and pupil. Mr.. LEsLy has been so long
favorabIy known as a teacher that any
thing from us in commentator of him
would be useless. 1t should be source
Disqualification to our villagers that they
have been enabled to procure the servi-
ces of Mr.. LEsLY in the Academy; and
we trust that nothing will be wanting
upon their part to advance the interest
of the School, and retain him perma-
nentiy in his situation.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12
EDITORS TABLE.

Southern and Western Literary Messen-
ger and Re0iew: B. B. MINOR, Editor,
Richmond, Va.-Terms, $500 per
annum, in advance.
We have received the August No. of
this valuable publication, which will be
found equal in interest with any Of its
predecessors.
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temperance in Lam ens.-Wc learn
from the last LaurensviIle Herald, that
the friends of Temperance in that Dis
trict are taking ground against the reso-
lutions passed at the late Convention
held at Aiken, with regard to changing
the present license system and voting at
elections. In set of resolutions passed
by the District Society on the Sd instant,
they disapprove of the recommendations
of the convention, and determine to ad-
here to the principles heretofore advanced
upon the subject of legislation; and at
a meeting of the Laurensville L. A. So
ciety on the 9th instant, in consideration
of this movement, has seeded from the
State Temperance Society.
We have been apprehensive that
whilst this movement might meet with
appreciation in some quarters of our
State, that it would be opposed in others.
A sufficient change in public opinion
has not yet been brought about for a
measure of this kind !; and we are fear
ful that should the question be agitated,
it will result in injury to the temperance
cause, and produce degree of excite
ment throughout the length and breadth
of the land that is to be deprecated.
Let us yet awhile travel on in the good
old path, and use alone the mild and ir-
resistable weapons of argument and per-
suasion.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

Foreign Nescs.-Extracts of which
will be found in this weeks paper,
brought out by the steamer Hibernia.
The news is not important, with the ex-
ception of the ratification of the Oregon
Treaty. The cotton market was firm
with an upward tendency.
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The Veto Message-The bill ma
king appropriations for the improvement
of certain harbors and rivers, to the
amount of one million three hundred
and seventy-eight thousand four hun
dred and fifty dollars, has been vetoed
by the President. This document is re-
plete with sound and forcible arguments,
setting forth reasons why these appro-
priations should not be made; that at
some of these harbors no entry of foreign
goods is ever made, and no duties COL
lected at them; no exports of American
products bound for foreign countries
ever cleared from them ;-conseouent-
ly appropriations made for their i'm
provement would benefit the particular
neighborhoods alone in which they are
situated, which would be unconstitution.
al and establishing a precedent which
would lead to the squandering of the
public fund. Another equally strong
reason is, that the improvement of these
objects are of no pressing necessity
that being engaged at this time in an
expensive var with foreign country,
we should husband our treasures espe-
cially so since Congress has authorised
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

Gen. Taylor has received from
the Mexican Government $1,000,
to be appropriated to the sick and
wounded Mexican soldiers in his
camp.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

Affairs at Washimgtom-We pre-
sumo, before this, the labors of Congress
have been brought to close. This
Congress is characterised by the pas
sage of several vastly important mea-
sures-by the settlement of the Oregon
question, which has so long been hung
up in uncertainty and doubt-and by
the passage of the Tariff Bill; to say
nothing of others of less note, each of
these measures Of themselves would
have been sufficient to make the session
memorable. The Warehousing Bill
has also passed both Houses also the
bill for the payment of the clans for
French Spolia,ion prior to leoO-and
now await the signature of the President
to become laws.
Rumor has reached here through the
letter writer's at Washington, that the
Senate had been in secret session on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 4th and
5th instant, deliberating upon message
from the President, containing propo-
sition for the settlement of the Mexican
war, and the purchase of California.
AS to the truth of this rumor, we can
say nothing; but the supine indifference
OF the Mexicans to the advance of our
army, and the absence of all preparation
Tor defence upon their part, would seem
to favor such a measure. The latest
accounts from Mexico, state that a
small force at Monterey was fortify-
ing that town; yet the forces are so in.
considerable, the Americans would meet
with but little difficulty in taking the
place; and the towns which have al
ready been taken offered no resistance
whatever. So there may be truth in
the rumor. A few days, however will
decide the matter.
Judge GREER, of Pittsburg, has been
nominated as justice of the Supreme
Court, and is thought the Senate will
confirm the nomination. Mr.. BUcuA-
NAN has determined to remain in the
State Department. Mr.. P1cKENs, who
is now in Washington, it is thought will
be offered the London mission and that
he will now accept.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

% The friends of the Tariff are
much dissatisfied in the North at the
passage of the bill, and every mail that
reaches us now, comes ladened with
their wailihgs and lamentations, with
predictions of a ruined country, of bank
rupt thousands and misery unheard OF:
In Pennsylvania, feeling upon this
question has been so high, and so exas-
perated are they at the vote of the Vice
President that they have hung and burnt
him in effigy in various parts Of the
State. AT Harrisburg upon one of these
efgies was placed the following inscrip-
ton: "'Fhe political death of GEORGE
M DALLAs-Let traitors beware of the
death of traitor-Peace 10 his ashes"
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

The u. S. Tresurer's official
statement shows by returns re-
ceived to July 81, 1916, the whole
amount of Government funds at
that time in the public deposito-
ries, subject to draft, to have been
$7,725,797.
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vacant; and, six,hly, that the commit
such candidates to fill the vacancies as
they considered proper After speaking
OF the eleven measures which he has al
ready stated he wants from Government,
Mr.. O'CenneIl proceeded to state that
ne would take every measure of good
that he could get for Ireland, but would
not give up Repeal. After warning
against violence and an appeal for that
confidence which he had earned by his
past services, the Hon. gentleman mo-
we'd that the documents which he had
read should have the approval of the as
sociation.
On Wednesday banquet was given
at Dundalk to Daniel O'Connell, Jun,
Mr.. D. OConnell, Sen, was present.
He recommended his son to the constitu.
ency as q Repeater, and stated that the
only fault he had to find with Mr. Re-
dington was that he was not Repeater.
ITALY.
His Holiness the Pope is winning
golden opinions from the people Of
Rome. On the ed instant he proceeded
on foot through the streets-a conde-
scension not practised since the days of
Ganganelli.
RUSSIA.
The reductions in the tariff have been
made, and took effect on the 18th June.
The ukase says that they have been
made In order to give activity to foreign
commerce and national industry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-12
CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE

EASEMENT ROOMS UNDER THE EIGLE
CohSth Mas AND 18TH sTRErr.
Unparalleled Luck LUCK's Lucky One The ery is
whats the matter The people have found out that
all prizes are in the hand OF LUCK
there be who have been unfortunate bv
ing IN Lotteries let them Gallon LUCK" clearly
by his great success in selling Prizes oee was
ed for all such.
Luek's schemes for this Week.
Tuesiay-DelawaTe, SIS 900. Tickets 81 So
Observation-Disclosures 4S-S25 OOO 30 OF 1000 ke Tiek.
81.
Thursay-Pokomoke 4s-si7Ooa 10 1000 Le Ticket. q,
Frdiy-Pokomoke. So-sI4oOo, 20 Of 1000 &c Tickets 81
saiuday-Fokomoke, Sis GOO SO OF 1000 &c Tickets A.
Also, Pokomoke, 52-sIs,oOO, 1000, sc. Tickets 81
Another Grand schemeI
S50,OOO, 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery No. drawn Al Whining
ton Dea~sfe on Saturday, March i'. Is drawn Grrd
OF 500 100 Of 400 &c Tickets sIs halves quarters Ger
ueaie OF 20 whoe costs sli4 20 halves a. quarters
$4,000, $4,000, 100 OF 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery class No ~ s.iur
day March ss is46. IS Nos, drawn Grand Capitals
$4,000 1900 6OOO $500 24S3 100 pre on
heae OF IS Wbos costs lbs co. IS ars a
S30,000-l5, 0OO-lOO OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No H. on Saturday
March s5ib 1886 - Nos - drawn Capitals 500
s halves qrs J. certificate OF 26 s43 40 20
halves II 20. 20 qrs IS IS.
" 'tons ordering BY the package Of the ahoye
ciuet the pTise OF thres tickets have Lotteries from
20 $40 and when remittance made small
will always the popular Lottere. on hand Tbs
Tor all Capitals be had
ing cash or prEe tickets the postage paid The T
eu 10 e ABOVE oeres received all
LUCK meet the prompt confidential attention. Person.
fo the eouHiy visiting the city, should that
primes in the hands Of LUCK For PriIss address
mhV C. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va
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LATEST NEWS.
co,ro.poaaenos Of N. BALI. American.

wAsuisoros. March 10.
The most serious inquiry made In the city IL a. TO
the real views Of Mr. Polk upon the Oregon question: IL
he for ~ he oi 81 iOf These arc the questions, and
1behevc that the hyiour forty much less satisfied
than those who defend moderate counses is certain
that Mr.. ATeHoS, oil No. and Mr. HAsSEoAs, Of have
had interview with the President to know precisely
where Mr.. Polk stood aud who had represented his opn
ion, The President fOrcwsrncd Of this visit and an.
sweed the committee Of two, when they to him. very
Enthusiastically by pointing to the message OF December
last.
Mr. HAssKGAs could obtain authority 10 saw that Mr.
Haywood had spoken his opinions here he left the
Executive. The best informed believe that the Pre-
sdent will compromise forty nine but he
with the vengeance Of oil tho radical members of hi, own
party IL be dare do right. With sufficient moral courage
and disposition TO net consistently and for tho common
good he can speedily bring the Oregon question to an issue
that will be honorable for the and the eoun
try Mr. Allen also visited Mr. Polk but the nature Of hi.
interview do learn
Mr. P'ace Of Nd, made 4 brief but very handsome and
appropriate speech upon the occasion Of introducing well
drawn memorial from tho citizens Of Queen Annes county
Maryland In favor Of settling the Oregon question by com
promise and arbitration.
The dispatches received in this city to-day from Mexico
It ssid contain information Of the the troops
under Geneta Taylor 80 long stationed Corpus Christi
towards Matamoras.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Reported Coz the Journal sf Com ~-res.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

March ..
Al Msrket. 500 Beef Cattle $500 from the sou,h,) 80
Cows aud Calves. and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
PRiorsBeef Catle-The supplies lsst week were COM
psra'vey limited. and the sales cOrespondinsly small
sbou 100 bead remaining unsod. Prices. however. have
improved rsct"n and may be quoted follows viz:
inferior and ordinary qualities sSsS6, fair to prime S7s
$3.50; extra S7.75.
Cows and Cavss-A very sctvc request prevailed du.
ring tho week. and all market disposed Of prices rang
ing in quslity from 81 to $50.
Sheep aud Lsmbs-The market though unusually well
supplied, cleared At prices not materially varying from
tho-e given in last repor-s225aS4 being tho ex.
IRENE range Of prices.
Hay-sses Of loose ct s7S per cwt; North River bale
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q 8URRUss' PRIZE OFFICE, Somh Ian

q BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, South IAN
". ste1, RICHMOND. m
DrawnE Of Delaware. No. So:
~ 81 GO ~ 90 81 II 50 SO 40 6 &c &C IA
Tickets Nos IL ii -, another capital and paid BY
BURRUss
DnwinR OF Pokomoke No. as
ii II SIS ~ 50 % 70 sc % 10 4s 273
Lotteries for this Week.
For Thursday grand Seheme-Capas: sI7Sos 5000 esoo
l1OO 10 Of 1000, 10 OF 500 &C Ia dawn h.
Tickets Is, halves $50 quauersI,95.
Two splendid Lotteries for Frday-Grand c.pt, NJ. mn
fO0o 30oO 2oOo 1900 1les 90 Of 1000 70 Nos. u dr
ballots. Tickets T. haives2, qn. \.
Also, the Peoples Favorite-CaptAi $1,000 1000 600 e
20 Nos lsdrawn ballots Tickets o. halves Soc q IS Ell.
For Saturday Morning seheme-Capta, $4,000 aooo
1900 loss OF 1000, Of 500 &c. rs dawn
Tickets ~, halves !, ore. so.
For Saturday Evening two splendid Sehemes-Grand CAPITAL,
$4,000, 4oOO 5000 1000 1870 1000 Se ~ No, 10 J.y
ballots Tickets T. halves = qrs /.
Also, the Dollar Lottery aEan-Capas: $1,000 DC ke &c
Nos IL drawn ballots Tickets 81 halves Soc, on, use
Another Grand Scheme for l4th March
$4,000, 10000, 10000!
Grand con.oh'ed Lottery Class No H. be satur
day, 1886 at Wilmington, Delaware Nos u drawn Gnpb
Capitals; Of $4,000 10000 10000 6G0e 5000 40 of 1000 40
tf 500, 100 OF 400 &c Tickets sI2 O.
cate OF 20 wholes costs ~ &c halves ~ quarters 90
9 Orders for package OF singh.
IN any OF the above Loueres wall be promptly attended to
the drawings sent To all who them. Large or small
eashed al sight Postage paid all subscriber All
communications entirely confidential.
Persons sending for Tickets above
should bear in mind that BURRUSS ALueky Prize e n IN,
CICERO BURRUss,
Raehu W.
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ny Hodges a PuIIian.
REAL ESTATE FOR MALE

not sod before will be -od public auction At Easexrove.
IN the county OF Hanover MONDAY III. I'd dav al
'Ae nei that valuable AMI Tract OF and Iyinv
Ing ne county Of Hanover formerly property Of Mr.,
he' moefilks deceased containing 1861 acres a1oinnv
he ana OF Archibald Tmberake Tainu Abs,lom In..
-nd Reuben Meredith and others mile. from the ei,v
sad land viii be sold in thrr. os n
sun porehaes The buildings ordinary About 90 are, a,
$40 ned cleared and the balance and-a arr. On
OF wniea IS well rElbered There Is said and yars,v
o. run Trees and two Springs Of good water There WIS nil
Poha Oh SAD iaet which presents hne hay u1eado So
ana wei Calculated for gardening purposes and well
e cultivation Of carry vegetables The terms ar.
e payment made TO suit purchasers terms apnv 70
fe 1-cwtds gOncPs A aPpp 70
W Ofiee-Ben Tavern AHey 'NSS-
PoSTPONEMENT.
u In consequence Of the inelemencv NJ The ,..,L
Il will take place. ~ ''N ms "neh
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BOSTON MARKET-Saturday Afternoon, March Z.
Cotton-The sales today only small lots by retail.
Provisions-Sales Of 100 bbls prime Beef So mos;
400 do Lard part inferior quality 6ia73c, NOR Flour
The market 10 firm; sales OF Genesee, brands
$3.50 fancy brands. S5S71a6; Southern SIS
Coma cargo OF yellow flat sold today re;
afoat unsold. Molasses-l00 hhds Havana crop,
sold 81 &c. mos. Sugsr-Ssles Of few hhds New Or.
leans ut 6ic, q mos.-IAtIas.l
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lotteries.
STATIONS OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the worhd tney can
FOR selling Prizes. srRArros's The man,

. Drawn No. Of Mosonralia Lottery. No Io-Msreh 9Th.
io 81 I'll 81 IL 25 CO 10 II 30 Is 81 a 50
Sss Nos ~ o. prize Of .................ss $500
So. 10 - 80 Pv. more Capital. sold and V,,a I, ON,
Nos 70 ~ 81 Lottery by sTRkTroS.
Drawn Nos Of Alsr.ndria Lottery Class iO-Mareh sth
~ 50 - 60 Is CO 4s 81 46 81
i'e1e' NOS 81 ~ Co. prize OF sos sold nd paid BY
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra Lottery EI So March OH.
II 10 ~ IL 81 60 10 20 46 IS ~ 50 So 81
Ticket Nos ~ 81 So one Prize sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra Lottery E1 50 March IO,h
% 81 IS 81 So IS % II 20 IS 81 10 "a "a
Tickets Nos. % Is IS. and IL IS %, two more pr.
re', sold and paid by STATION.
$4,000. 10000.
Thustay-Aerandrs CO. Extra Capitals $50 600 10 600
5000 5000 oooe Of 1000 Of 1900 1889 IS OF
$4,000. 1000.
fday-MononEaia H. Capitalx 1000 $40 Of 10, ~
Hos Sof $50 &e rs Nos ~ drawn. Whole. si hay,, soc
quarters 25o ~ ~ w.
$1,000. 1850.
saurday-AeIandria. Extra, 6a. Capa. $1,000 aoss of
1000 Of 300 ke &C Nos - wholes q So halye.
Is; quarters 62.
$4,000. 10000
oaaay mornins-heIanda Gas A. Capitals $4,000 10000
loooo 5000, OF 5000, so Of No. rs Ar, -,
whoss si5; halves SO. or. 7 rs.
buyes are referred my Prizes which arc r,.,.r,,-s
Al me oniee proof Of what done and every
dwns continues to increase the number paid by ne
9 Orders for IN The ,box.
Schemes and in all Iouees, promptly attended t "a
drawing when requested. - 49,
Please address orders NJ srR ALTON
de20 R,rhmo,S "
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TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE---sOUTH
l. a. l. " MEEkS

HAVING facilities for manufacturing kinds most
FSA0nAbs and spie-ds beg
speety call the OF Southern Gentlemen
visiting New York their Establishment vesey street
few doors from the Astor House Rooms will be
found stock offunre md
modern Partisan well styles Egyptian
Ezabehan, Gothic Louis XIV XIV &c all OF which is Of
their manufacture and personal super
ntendenee and warranted any city Europe
New York, Sept. 18th as y
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THOMSON'S COMPO G,iII ID syRUp or

All MD WOOD NAFTHA,
me cure ofPulnonay Consumptioa comp Of IN,
Throat and Lung. - 80
not cur practice notice popular medicine. Of
me nay but the nom
RUE rom tbs confidence medicine and
ne uuh OF the statement, In relation H. 10 would be wo-.
-n ~ i Us 10 give opinion Of
auo Nhen We can cite testimony Of weight for
e manner IN which article The place
ohsnates where from its public Judge
mas much To do In forming a agent
ns syrup used and msnied by Faculty
OF the Medical College in Phls .Irha
eueh 's'umony IL alone . eat public conn
asnee' Again. the low price which IL places IL within
s reach o. every In estimation
superior Claims to any other medicine knowledge for
his invaluable Medicine Ia prepared only BY
3. p. THOMSON
10 ~ Northeast Of 5th and spruce st. Phila
Price, SO cts per botIo--iI bottle. fos q so.
w For sale In Richmond by DUvAL q PURCELL G.neraI
Agents In Petersburg BY Chas Coriing Norfolk BY NJ A
Santos In Lybehhurz by Jno seay BY t
Janes Coohe and O. u. Hunt. D. thnnner
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WARD ELECTIONS.

W The Election for nine persons from each
Ward Of this City. rs and Aldermen 10,
ha Cy WIZ be held on the first WEDNESDAY in APRIL
the iono~ns places To wit-Por knrson Ward Wars
L. NJ the Union Hotel For Madison Ward nj In.
Columbian hoel; For Monroe Ward Ward No. J. the
shoekoe Mn Tavern The Polls will be opened 10 oeoek
M and closed At sunset OF the day
. JNO. NJ. PERCUSSION, sent
hafeh h lt6-td OF tn " Of Rieh rnond.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

WILL sell on the prem SATURDAY lIt March NJ
= IN the evening f privately before gn 90 -
fronting on Adams Street forty feet and running one hundred
to any wishing to buy ''' VIII '"0" hem
mh2 TuoS III
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Richmond.
HisA Water bsn day at 20 SeiOek, p. NJ
ARRIVED,
Ia que Bachelor. HortUn, New DREAM sugar, &c
sehr George Eng, Sweat Thomaston, lime
Hehr Rowena, Young. Boston, Plaster
sehr John Simmons, Taylor, Boston, sundries
Sehr Peter Ritter, Deriekson, New York, ballast
schr Red Jacket, James, Philadelphia. sundries
sehr Genl Seou, Doughty, New York, sundries
Mary Elizabeth, AppIegarh. Norfolk, sundriss
BELOW,
sehr Courier, Couch, from New Yoik.
SAILED,
sehr Mary George. Watts, Philadelphia
Sehr Martin L. Smith, Wilson, Baltimore.
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AnCtlou 1ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Dunlop ,ioaoare A Co.
COMMISSIONERS SALF

X virtue OF decree Of Court, pronounced in
ea- Of BADGER ke against sheppar. admip,.,r,,o, A.
- 49, ssanIm - o'eiork, the prcmis-. sell to
ne LgheH bidder House and Lot city Of Rrhond -
oeshx 10 the estate of James Sheppard deed situated a,
ano IS streets fronting l3o feet b street and run
LE-A credit Of and ~ mos e1eep, about r.r cen,
WI o. felired in cash. % eIpen-es pureh-,, r,
i,f nefooahe notes well endorsed and dead ~ TIM, a. a.,
perry 10 secure The purchase mosey. w
nsA4 r !: % SoTSss. ,co~~I..'op.r.
S-'s conducted BY DrxLop Nosrr,x a q A..