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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-19

IJUNrERIAN DIsPENsARY. No. DIVISION .t.ss
To- h ..s IA S U
II. ldnsy etc debility
as q ss sc
pss u q. nnsS ns sws na
s1 g; % or
fall: 70 as lot q physician, he s sns
Go IT. psss end s e1s
hs Req bS p'ss
cine meyer Known 70 fail in curing the very wot. forms o.
calling one but lie Doctor &c 'i himself who
wSe %ay vs S% e
sssestss voluntary given Of course Of which
ihs Rpss q which cured y RsisiSs
RsI % wsh n al
has been y.s, .tsSdinS without pain Be
annoyed by those symptoms after
the only medicine chest necessary is one vial Of the above
Hunter. Red Drop be had genuine the city
MARRiED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
l them BY perusing Moral Physiology. written BY the
1eI NJ D. Were his book care ay read By every married.
' NE are
The terror, poverty and the Of large family Of
S1d be s Ss
hs ot,.. Ii e @ you % ss eoi
For sale by Zeiber co corner Of Chenut and I'd streets
.t1ess New YORK. f most A' 'A' as im.Hs
nR. CORBlTT, 10 Duane street, between chatham and
L.
certain delicate diseases Dr. T. has for the last fourteen
years enjoyed the extensive practice private diseases
Of any medical in New York. He can the most
this disease and mild cases removed in
two five days DR. Cs mode of treatment is safe and
Pedous requiring neither the use Of mercury nor restraint
In diet or exercise =,
Structure of urethra cured in weeks, with
scarcely any pain Inconvenience.
Constitutional Debity.-Those individuals who have in
dulged in oathsome and habit positive
y be restored health and No charge unless cured
Dr. c. is the only ecalfed London Surgeon who adyeses
in New York: He keeps no counterfeit London Diploma
snspended in his Office. 81 lm.r
N respectfully informs the public that he has
remq his outdoor e confines hmse entire
ly Office laborng under chrome
such diseases Of the spne JOINTS ulcers cIoua
mercurial diseases structures, piles Nc Also certain dis
eases TO which the liable IN all large cities
apply with confdenc Dr. Hene being regular phys
clan, and member Of the medical faculty oio lmsrc
SANFOkDS AT II AGAIN.
THE TAILORING BUSINESS carried on formerly by
VIM Matthesscn l27 Fulton will hereafter be eonunu
ed by Sanford Brothers and public and
friends the time, for have just purchased
stock Of French English and Belgian Cloths and
Of cassmeres and vestngs that fashionable
desirable which will be made order suit the most
difficult fashion, and workmanship. Also, full
Of gsntlemens outlying such shirts drawers
bosoms collars suspenders umbrellas &c. all OF which we
guarantee sell low they be bought in the city
Come and see SANFORD BROTHERS,
127 Fulton st., next Herald ofhce.
MARCUS B. SANFORD,
ANaoN y. aANrnRp. sig lmSrh
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The LrHicH Coal TRApE.-The following is a state
mont OF the smount of coal shipped from the Lshigh
mines during the week ending Oct 10, and since the
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Two The NkKYOUS AND AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
i FESSOR BOERHAYVES UNIVERSAL TONIC
aud Hygean Recommending medicine, so long ceebsiS
Europe has been found truly valuable since its introduce
this country In all Of constiu
tonal debilny arising from secret destructive haiti
lungs tending and female diseases attended
with local this stands preeminent
and patients Price 81 bottle Of is ounces and sold only
for the importing Agents. MORRIS co. at 20X Fulton
atre New York su20 Inns me
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Domestic Markets.

Domestic Markets.
ALsASr, Oct l7-rhe quantity of hour. wheat, corn
October IL the years is,s and isas /. as follows
,,,, Flour 6ets Wheat bu Corn. 6u Barley bu.
1876 s s 500 'se,s as $50
Inereue.... 1910 IiO,5sI 7s,ssa 1850
Inc aggregate quantity OF the same articles lett at
Hi ns OF to the
Flour, bbis. Wheat, bu. Corn 6u Barley, bu
iG fslI S. i sss7ss ' .ssss . us
Increase. 5a2.g2 I,O7l422 lass 9,a a5l Ii3
BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity left at
tide water this year compared with the corresponding
period Of the past year shows equal to $50
SYRACUSE. Oct l6-There has been less doing in the
market the past week than the week previous During
the week shipped eastward lots of grain ior
the eastern market OF the produce business SYRIA
scuons OF the past MONTH by one of our houses. We
have lso added the prices paid the several acles
aoUo bushels corn at SOC 62c 1900 do wheat s7c
looc 1913 do barley at 5lc 100 tons cheese 5hc
&c per lb rs tons butter l0c l9c 500 bushels osts
Sos 2se IN the streets business generally has been
and preparing for the fall trade In flour and wheat tberr
nse OF no ehsnge 20 20 So 81 for four and 81 for
CLEVELAND. October lathe sale, wa snas sr.
900 and 500 bushels wheat at 76c 500 bris sonr "a
-. The Canal receipts are-Aour s3i brls iron as 1911
corn. $50 do; wheat, 10 4s6 Ou'h''
Statement OF the quantity of -four, pork, corn and
week ending Oct 10, 1866
BrIs Flour Bris. Pork Bu Wheat. Blu Corn
", .. rorn HifT 70 1851 1880
ca1aoa oo.s's' ~ Jsoi s,l1
I1th. HtH Jol l8tsi N,0n
Number OF vessels entered. :. s.
cleared ........ ....".. 81
AotAi...ss.. -..........s.. ............ .lOI
BALTIMORE Oct. I7-Cattle The large supplies which
arrived since our last weekly report have had rather
unisvoraoie tendency on prices The offerings at the
scales on Monday were unusually large, comprising
800 head and the market was dull at lower rates
There were sales OF 7I9 head city butchers at 81
~ 90 per 100 lbs the hoof-equal to 50 80 81 rs
al 'ne balance, ls5 head driven Philadelphia and
@io remained over which, In addition 10 some fresh ar
rss ,n We're offered on Thursday without any sales
VI 40, o. notice having been made. The average rate
Liza =, !" ABOUT - Is per loo lbs gross shown de-
nnir,rai cents ths week. Hogs sales have been
acni.y Al - a 81 15 during the week and we quote
The supply quite full and the sales are
.N - - ''e "e 'shoorhood Of the lower figure
Nw osLEAys Oct. s.-New Sugar and No,.,...
Tue steamer Belle Creole brougb, ao u siolss
mus new crop sugar ant IS bbls DO Nolasse. so',
psntstcn OF Mr. IL. Mccall near ponaI5son,;, AIN Wy
Consigned 70 Messrs. Mccall Adams rhe srnA 49, ~
laia quality and fine large grain Two MID. "a Ia
~ &c per 10, and all the molassss at soc per rao s
ns' rscspts OF the last year csr.e lor n
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JErfkhcON lNSUkANCg. UUMfANf,
Osvrcu No. 80 WAL ST, OPPOSITE rnxsMshcaArrs'
EIcHANev.
NHIS Company continues insure against loss damage
bv Fire on dwelling houses warehouses buildings
neral goods wares and and every description
property also against loss damage BY inand nd
viRstiou and transportation
Thomas W. Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
X X. Robson, M. II. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Fucker James T.. Holmss
John r. DsvisoS, John r. More
John IL iee William X Thorn,
Caleb C. Tunss, Thomas MorrelI,
FrsncfSf. Sage, Eugene Bogsrt,
JchaSC. Merritt, Roben Smith;
60. r. HorE. sssrssssy. I4tfs
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Passengers Sailed,

Passengers Sailed,
sMrRSs-Per T II Bartlett from Boston-Rsy II Ben
amin and wife missionaries and four children; Eytnge
and lady of New York; Mrs Baker, tcaptsin's wife,
FOr~ign lanpOrtat,Ons.
Sr DoMiS0o CIrY763 Croches mahogany 236 logs
do VI Hovey--l3 pes satin wood Rossie.
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RHEUMATISM.


lar substance; them. and Other .ymStom.. TOO well
a;fH siiS1
:ss4 !ss;ssa. s,%:s hat S r.
Ofthe numbers who have tested its virtues, no
fact together with its rapidly increasing may
considered the best criterion of excellence that remedy
Thus syrup is also the best preparation which bs EN-
curry cable diseases Of the skin midi
Prepared only by HAS H. RING. 1872 Broadway, corner
OUACKERY ~ NEW YoKk;;liDI. coo..s, Dp. u;
&
b. coo;EnSss. July contracted + disease: and
were doctors. concluded the hospital, where
Ssss: .ad aifs.a.sd r!
and
ns Ss ct Of
WELL and restored perfect health wish this pub
% 1m.r refer TTHos GREEN. BrckIayer Harlem
RER % FasS 81
Morrison continues to be consulted con6densily ali Pm
in diet or pursuits Recent cases particularly Gonorrhaa,
sTRiCT Il 81 THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. NJ
improved principles without pain or to the
As the symptoms OF structure analogous with
those other affections of the urinary apparatus but
surgeons should be allowed make the
ary examination those affected with enlarged prostate
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This Affection and the of evils resulting from
ultimate impotency radically cured by Dr. Patio.
reststng original vigor perfect guaranteed,
charge.
don surgeons feeling satisfied that he is the only advertising
London the city See his London diploma his
Office 2os Fulton street Letters post paid attended and
medicines forwarded all Of the Unon West Indies
an t,auada. au2S imsr
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NAILS.

OO LIST quality daily pected and viii be sold low,
on delivery after Of Oecomher next,
GEORGE y. 0ERDIN9.
aus lmee 70 MaideDn" junction Of Liberty q.
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YupLIsHRD
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
UslSuvusr CsAssn ~ yuLsoB Asp NASSAU STnssr
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FULL suit Of superfne cloth made order in the most
substantial and fashionable style be procured for
ment, No "a Catharine New York Every article
the line equally low. Call and see ....,
SEQ i2teodsrh JOHN MOFFATT.
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AM now selling the Peach Orchard CoalAt s. So fol
large NUT IS IS esg aud stove screened and delivered
in from the ward, of King and Green
wich eets-23 cents less from the boat.
meodsTc PtTEH CIINTON.
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WHEAT
ONE THOUSAND bushels Illinois Wheat, lust landed
. and for sale BY H. X. COLLINS K CO.,
cis S South street
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THE INVISIBLE WIG

W
60 closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs
and connoisseun have pronounced il the most perfect
and extraordinary Of the day The advantage
Of this novel aud unique Wig, is its being made without
sewingor weaving which its closely
resemble the natural har both in ghness and natural
psasnee as to defy detection ITS being beautiful
ration unimpsded and the evils Of ether wigs avoid
ed The sceptic and alike invited
ting the he adj at the inventors "a Z. BARRY LAG Broad
way, corner OF Liberty street. SIT lm~mc
A RARE CHANCE.
ATE 289 Broadway-Agents wanted undertake the
IL sale of and useful patented article that be
sold family in the Union To OF respecabty
and business habits guarantee Of $500 snnam will be
given. Apply to e. ALDEN,
No. III Fulton ST., N. York.
All letters must he post paid. oil Inns rh
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EP!sHSSfEsfsNT4 81 ii P X:
Pharnsey. established for the suppression Of eaaets!y
ssss' re 81 90
s :s s%
business Inyads eularly requested to make app
Be- saR Rn.
w is he 5 ne
those Complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
ISFSkTSSS SsS 10 SST HRY
can have forwarded 70 them chest con.
e1pes &C ,ossihsf r
time Of contraction and treatment received elsewhere
''' ''' enclosing - '';''st h isS:;;S
vELPEAU's sPECIFIC PILLS.
the ,1 sdn cure of - sS s
S ri e. s x.Gfs.
shorter time than any other wous tanning the
Business Fs psr boz. Inc OF
THE fSsG y G q. a.r.
and 81 c, Il
BE remedy for impoenee stsry bsrrenness, unless
Single sos. 9 each; case, Of hsfs dozen IS, carefully
RECORDS ALE. 1--WE MIXTURE.
s or :
All suspectng venerea remaining their
h sa s after 4. . n
disease without thoroughly cleansing the sysfe with this
justly celebrated Alternative.
81 ..Fs sSI,is; s.sh eth,f done.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
tyhEPARED by the New York COLLEGE of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackery
ms refined and highly concentrated possessing all
the puryingl uales and curative of the above
herbs Is confidently recommended by the College superior
TO any extract OF Sarssparls present before the public,
and may be relied certain remedy for all diseases aris
ing from impure Of the blood such scrofua and
salt rheum. bloches pmples, ulcers pain w
the bones or joints nodes cutsneous srupon liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects
Of syphilis or an njudicious use Of mercury.
Sold In single botties,at IS cents
in cases Of half a dozen bottles $3.50
" I" one dozen IS 90
Cases forwarded 10 all parts of the Union.
N. B-A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers
Once open from A. M. TO 9P. NJ.
W. 3. RICHARDSON, NJ. d.,
d&w 20 Nassau street. New vorh.
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49, =. aS.li;y .i S.i!y p;s.sd and wi" Be '0d low.
.. ana. ,~.. ss.s.: o s9Es.ss
REPOSITORY OF THE FINE ARTS,
81 CANAL street setyss. 5,,,osdway and Church street
Of s sy s cd n
BsrooarI. Wooiiet C.ot, &c. Fine mode French and
s aasy sSo ssS asas
Ss' :S pns
Thea,ea Scenes and Characters for ehdren' H'rey Sta
uonezv 10 great variety. % Iw-Ie
HENRY LAWRENCE,
IA John street, feo doors from BroGdUay.
IMPORTER ofFrsaeh English and German fancy articles
PattsTns Of every 1s Sssen %HS anu ''Ae' -
= I ,Yi Ind ms ali widths
''S fs
sell AZ the lowest poss,ble prices Sc lmerc
elhS. ZEI,EIO.
No. 81 Divisiom Street.
WILL open large sfParis millinery Bonnst
w sc. She will offer for inspection choice sock Of Fall
when taste e sss,
is well worthy the attention Of purchasers.
% and wSsS find incl, e call Ssss
viii Dc disposed Of on removable terms: oS Imosmc
s: Of %is
"G ii%sne MAc NJ a.S %AIks das;.
BIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY,
THE Would e. .ns
public keeps constantly hand large supply
% %oSd. snc s.1:yd Sf Bss
and Mats and general Of articles nsusy kept
kEiI nsr DC
TAE qadss.asd Esspss,fay tender, 81. ,ervIfs. e
for
Goods and strict and punctusl will be paid all
n ssS.nSn.b. Ca. Aneu.t,,. 1896 e. q A s1e
a
No. ! SPRUCE STREET
q! 9
~; 1sTse S sfrs
au21 lm., Manufacturers and I,nD"rs,s
CPERM CANDLES AND OLA superior srticIe of
ssiI 81
sasa 81 2s%sIi{ sale
give The so.; and de-
BELLEVlLLE WHITE LEAD.
THE subscribers receiving from the factory Belle
d. , will S hs, isse: Of s
equal in quality to any imported brand For sale in lots Of
''' ''' ''N ''"''' ffRYArr. CAMPBELL
Also. Red Lead. Litharss. and Orange Mineral.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C.
- street. Of Broadway has hand and
Y making, good assortment Of Trunks Valses Carpet
Also superior article of sole leather Trunks suitable
American European Travel and Portmanteaus for the
Orders for the West Indies South America &c., filled with
despatch. % lmsIc
SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS.
Subscribe. ha; Just RECEIVED large and Splendid
containing from twelve lights of splendid finish
for churches and hotels large of Chandeliers
and suspendng Solar lamps For sale reduc ed prices
JOHN w. MORGAN,
au4s lmSme ih Fulton street. "
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The aggregate quantity of the same articles lett at
tide water from the OF Davs alton the
l4th of October inclusive. is as follows -
Flour. bbis. Wheat, bu. Corn. 6u Barley, bu.
1916 2,0o1 $40 l,709, i23 l,3ib27s 7Oi,iil
ls,3. 800. l,5n5s7 e9i7o3 1886 ooas
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Domestic Markets.
ALsANr, Oct 1.-THE quantity Of -four. wheat
and barley left at tide water during the second week
October in the years 1885 and ls46, is as follows:
Flour. bbis. Wheat, bu. Corn. bu Barley bu
1915. III .322 $1,000
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THE EYE.
n Il.
mr. WHEELER, Oculist, 20 Greenwich street, the

nR WHEELER. Oculist % Greenwich street, near the
~ Battery devoes his exclusive attention TO diseases OF
the Eye and Opsmc Surgery and the public thar
there the diseases to which the hui
subj disorders of that which cannot
be essentially relieved cured by him. The number Of
undoubed testimonials which be his office will
the public that his practice not exceeded either IN
by that OF other Ocus In the United
States.
Artificial Eye, for sale, and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms.
Office hours AM. O'Clock PM, after which he
y,si Is outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the Eye,
with numerous ances Of great cures effected by Dr.
Wheeers of treatment be had gratuously his
residence the will he forwarded to making
spplic stion 10 him nv paid o6eod2ms
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LARD.
81 s''' prime III l cSt Fl " CO., ,ea, st.
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% KING HARLEs spANiELs, iis,an Grey
LII Dogs English and Scotch Terriers. fact the pub
e supplied with few with any thing OF
Ne~ York sl1
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81 HOWARD STREET,
CIGNORA and SI9NOR FEhkERO will reopen their
- school Saturday the 10th of October Days Of TUT
ton and Saturdays and Mondays and Thurs
days at hapas three O'Clock for young ladies and young
gentlemen Monday and Thurday evenings at O'Clock,
Dancing and Wall1ng Class for GeTsmen CWed1e,dsy
All the fashionable dances including Polkas, Mazurkas and
Private Soirees will be usual. Private classes pr
lessons and Boarding Schools punctualy attended to-
soo lima I'D rn
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DAGUERREAN MA rEklALS.
John ROACH, opncian, SO Nassau street. has now
hand Of Half Plate and Medium Voightlan-
der Tubes. Also American, OF his manufacture supe
rior % any yet made in the United States
Plates Cases meals Coating Boxes, Baths, and
material used in Daguerreotypng Thermometers, whole
Gpc &c
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nOW ARD HOTEL, NEW YORK..

Corner Broadecv and Maiden Lane.
THE Subscribers thankful for the they have
celved since they have succeeded Messrs Howard
the above extensive and popular hotel respectfully
house the city better calculated for comfort and conve
disposition manifested all times the public
probation. THOMAS u WHITE.
om3fa tire
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HAKTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
GOD CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphiaf The above
LkOesab shment having recentlv undergone thorough
repairs and reurnsed s the sdvanta
New House with the long experience Of the present
who that his efforts
will be relaxed luxury thar conduce
o comfort pleasure Of his guests. 81 meod~r
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Nr.kMAN rb SsiLIAN-Dk hr.INr, No. ~ Duane
~ most respectfully informs the public, that ne has
his e confines himse entire
Office practice Patients aborng under chrome affections
such Of the spne bones JOINTS ulcers scrofu
mercurial diseases streures piles Nc Also certain dis
eases TO which the young liable in all large ces
apply with confidence Dr. Hene regular physi
clan, aud 4 member of the medical faculty. m
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REPOSITORY OF THE FINE ARTS

Ia jain street, feto doors from BroadUGy.
IMPORTER French, English and German fancy articles
1-eomprisng Zephyr Wool, and other kinds
Patterns of every description.
Csnvass-suk, Cotton. Linen &C., all widths.
Silks-Purse and Floss of all kinds
Frnges, Gimps &c large variety
And large Of Steel Beads, Purse Slides and
Ends Bag Clasps Perforated Paper, &C. &C., which he Will
sell AZ the Lowest possible prices. Sc lmsrc
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SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS.
THE Subscriber has received large and splendid
sorment Of Solar Lamps Hall Lanhoms and Girando es
containing from twelve lights splendid finish also
Tor churches and hotels large of Chandeliers
and suspending Solar lamps. For sale Ieduc prices
JOHN w. MORGAN,
ana 1mSme Fulton street.
The Southern journal., 1846-04-04
LAWRENCE COUNTY,

LAWRENCE COUNTY,
The Honorable Probate Court, February
term, 1916. =
A GREEABLY to an orderof the Hon
N orable Probate Court of said county
made at the February term, 1876. No
tice is hereby given to all persons interes-
ted in the Real Estate of Noah StrInger,
late of Lawrence county, deceased, TO
be and personally appear before this
Court at the May, 1916, term, there
of, to show cause, if any they have
or can, why an order should not be made
for the sale of the following described
lands, to wit: The north west quarter OF
section No. 90, township No 6 of range
90. Also, the south west half of north
east quarter of section No. 90, township e
of range 20. tt
JAMES SCARBOROUGH, Admir-.
1t is further ordered, that this citation
be published for six successive weeks in the
Southern Journal, newspaper published
at Monticello, Miss.
WITNESS, the Honorable
.~- M. B. Cannon, Judge Of
l.. 5. the Probate Court of said
county, the fourth Monday
of February 1896
Issued the 23d day of February, 1916
j. N. COWART, Clerk.
Feb. 20, ls46 33 6w.
The Southern journal., 1846-04-04
TO PR Z ri T e 2 6.

fgSYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
4 Furnishing Warehouse. The sub.
scribers have opened new Type Found
ry in the city of New York, where they
are ready TO supply order TO any extent, tor
any kind of Job or Fancy Type, Ink, Pa
per, Cases, GalIeys, Brass Rules, Steel do.
Composing Sticks, Chases, and every ar>
tlcle necessary for a Printing Office.
The type, which are cast in new moulds
from an entirely new set of matrixes with
deep counters, are warranted TO be unsur-
passed by any, and will be sold at prices
to suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and alsc
Steam Engines Of the most approved pat
terms.
N. B-A Machinist constantly in aten-
dance, to repair Presses and do light work
Composition Rollers cast for Printers.
Editors of Newspapers who will buy
three times as much type as their bills
amount to, may give the above six months
insertion In their papers, and send then
papers containing it to the subscribers.
COCKROFT & OVEREND,
68 Ann Street
New York, Aug 6, le45. 26w26
The Southern journal., 1846-04-04


TO aUpersons interested in the lands, teme,
ments and hered,taments Of Joseph Ford,
deceased:
VOU are hereby notified to be and ap.
ID pear before the Probate Court of
Marion county, State of Mississippi, on
the third Monday in May next, then and
there TO show cause ifany you can, why
the following described lands, viz: claim
No. ~ and known as the John Culpeper
claim containing 5O7 74-lOO acres boun-
ded on the north by the Henry Hennegar
claim No. 80, on the east by the John
Culpeper claim No. 81, on the south by
James Davenport claim No. 3S, an on the
west by Pearl river. Also claim No. 7,
known as the Thomas Anderson claim con-
tanning six hundred and seventy seven and
9l-l0O acres bounded on the north by the
James Tate claim No. 6, on the east by
the William Parker claim, on the south BY
the James Burnet claim No. 9, and on the
west by Pearl river; said lands situate in
Marion county and State of Mississippi,
should not be sold according TO the sug-
gestion and petition of the undersigned ad-
ministrator of said deceased.
@ EBENEZER FORD, ss
Administrator
March 2s, l846-37-6w.