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EnIICATION


an the irst day Of October next the subscriber will
" open School for bsys aud young men, AT the resi-
dence Of hi, father, Two miles above Thompson's II
Roads, in the county Of Louisa.
The direct object of this School is TO prepare young
men for admission into the University of Virginia,
WHILE al the same time, will nfford those who do
intend to pursue collegiate course Of study, oppor-
tuny OF acquiring good classical and scientific edu.
cation.
The catalogue of studies embraces the Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Chemistry. Natural
and Moral Philosophy Bellies LeiTes and Logic.
TERHs Fer tuition, board, &C., per session Of five
months, s65
The subscriber la. had experience In teaching,
and gave il Is believed entire satisfaction 10 his EN-.
poyers lie is an Aiumnus 81 the University Of Vir-
GINA, and has in his possession ample testimonials Of
his competency give instruction III he afore mention
ed branches For further particulars address him al
1hompson's 4 Roids, Louisa.
JOHN II. WINSTON, Jr.
RErEaEscEs DE-. VIM. II. McGufey, University Of
Virginia; DR.. C. Harrison University Of Virginia; Mr.
Luran Minor, Louisa; Rev. X. l.. Dabney, University
OF Virginia. Aug. I4-ctlSiOct.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF WOOD AND
CLEARED LAND

RY virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed 10 The sub
~ scrbers by Samuel w. Brady and wife bearing date
the 9th of August l843 and of record in The Clerk
Office OF the County Court Of Henrco at the request OF
the parties interested in said deed, We VIII proceed 70
se To the highest bidder for cash, on the first MON
DAY in September, commencing al l2 O'Clock, before
the front door Of The County Court House, that being
Court day, the Persahe and Real Estate conveyed IN
said Deed; consisting Of the Household aud Kitchen
Furniture OF said Brady, together with the following
Real Estate: On. piece Of land directly fronting on the
North side Of the Williamsburg road, adjoining a.
Sedgwick and Others; distance from Richmond eight
mics containing by survey l0l acres; one other piece,
running and adjoining from the Williamsburg road 10
the Meadow Bridge road, adjoining Tucker, Trent.
Bridgewater and others, six miles from Richmond,
tanning - acres or ess other piece, fronting
directly on the South side Of the Williamsburg road adj
joining Tignor and others 81 Mills from Richmond,
containing - acres
The lille To sad property is believed 10 be undonbted
but, selling Trustees. will convey such title
as is vested in is by said Deed.
JOHN A. LACY,
Aug 14-rWfw
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University Of MARYLAND.

FAULTY OF pHiSlC.
SESSION or lSi6-'1
THE Lectures viii commence on MONDAY. .tih j.,,
her, and continue until the fret Of Mat,a rn.sip,
Obsirlric Surgery and Medical Juri.frntrne,-
RICHARD WlLMoT HALL, NJ. b.
Chemistry and Phafmscy-Wll.LiAME. l. ANN
ID l.. l.. ID.
Snrgery-NATIIAN R SMITH, MD.
Therapeutics, Matefla Medica and n. sirue->l
MUEL CHEW, NJ. D.
Anatomy and Ph, sioosy-JosEPH RORY. d
Theory and Practice Of Mcdcine-Nil.li,Y
POWER, NJ. D.
Dononsrator of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. MiLTEN
BERGER, NJ. u.
Instruction IN Clinical Medicine and cl'aicel Sgfse-
every day at the Baltimore lnrnarv opposite ne 81,
dical College. The rooms for prari.a! ANATOMY II.
opened October lst, under the charge IL r drnnu.rl
Tor. Fees for tiir entire COURSE So CoufII able n
may be obtained IN the vicinity Of The Medical rUe.
for So so Ia 50 81 per week.
WILLIAM L. 4. AKIN.
Aug. li-cl0t Dean of thr Faculty.
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PRINCE EDWARD MEDICAL INS


| rI,HE next session of this School vii cnmr-n.-
tho 18th October, ensuing, aud continue III.
close OF August. lsi7, embracing period n Tea z.
hall months. All the branches II thorough Nh
Education, theoretical and practical. aud - sr,uff
WIN modern improvements and discoveries, aie -
IN this Institution.
course IN the Institute, places ,ls staien:- ~
'ooting u sresnd course students ana renders ~
eligible for eradne,ion after ATTENDING onr nj, com.
four months IN Tho Washington Cnlverst,y II q,
more, one Of The best Medical Schools ~ HI, .ouui
During the term, students hav. frequent oppou,
ties of Witnessing important surricai operations
private lniirmary connected with ,Br Institute ns
IN the hotels ard boarding houses of The n-rhboti.
The fec for iu course will he Sl:o--pay able IN
terinc The School Excellent board, with ,odrius.
lights, washing, Sc, quite convenient, can be hi
| $40 per month. The whole Of The necessary e..t
NAV be stated at s:eGo tina, is, for board. tui,oa
| books
JOHN ?. METThUER, 4. NJ, NJ. D., l.. l. ]
F. j. METTAuER, a. NJ, ". u.
| Prince Edward Court House, Va, Aug. lI-cwii.,I
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SOUND PRINCIPLES EXTENDING.

-
We have received letter from a gentlemen
in an eastern county, who after requesting US to
place his name on our subscription lis', adds
81 have heretofore acted with the Wing party;
but since the repeal of the corn laws Of England,
! am determined to cast my little influence on the
side Of revenue tariff For this STEP taken in
all good faith, the Wings are becoming some
what desperate toward me; but where Judgment
aud conscience point me, am sure 10 go, ire.
spectiveo OF consequences. Some Wing friends,
however, will go with me.
"Did not Daniel Webster, after leaving the
Cabinet of Mr. Tyler, deliver speech in Balli-
more pointing out the advantages of mutual eY-
change of commodities with Europe7"
In reply to our worthy correspondent we re-
publish from speech of Mr.. Webster made in
May, ls43, the extracts laid before our readers
abou. three weeks since. We have not the whole
speech-bu, these passages will suffice to show,
how utterly MIR. Webster has shifted his ground.
At that time, he saw that the swelling power Of
The grain-growing region OF the West would de-
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EDITCATION

A FEMALE SCHOOL will be opened on the second
n Monday in September, at the residence Of james
H. Lewis, near Walkers Church, Aibemarle.
TERMS :-Board and Tuition in the English branches
for the scholastic year of 10 months, slGO
Music on the Piano Forte 30
French, ~
Drawing In Pencil and Water Coors 10
A lady, OF the highest qualifications as Teacher,
has been engaged.
Application To be made to J. II. Lewis through The
Post Office, Everettsville, Albsmare county
Aup l4-cwtf
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nRoOPS of the great superiority of Or. Wisiars
Balsam, pour in from all parts II the country. No
thing can equal It's success in relieving human suffering.
OXFORD, Nrw HAVEN Co., Corr:, jan 4, ls45.
Dear Sir Having witnessed the effects Of Wistar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry In the case Of one of my
neshbors who has been for several years seriously af
aeted with the phthisic, general pulmonary weakness
bleeding Of the lungs have been induced To ask
YOU 10 send Of the medicine with certificate
Of agency. My neighbor referred 10 above lately had
violent attack Of bleeding al the lungs. and distress In
breathing He tried bottle of the Wild Cherry, which
has produced saluiay and favorable effect. Al
his instance, and several others aborng under like
complaints. have been induced TO make this request
BY attending TO the above Immediately, you VIII
oblige the afflicted, and also
Yours, &c, HENRY DUNHAM.
None genuine without the written signature OF J.
Butts
RJ A fresh supply of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by
Avg. ii GAYNoR 4 WOOD, Druggists.
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Stop the I'hics!

ST0lEN, On Sunday night, the 2ud instant +. n
- The canal III tlr plantation Of Col. William Pins,
deceased. large sorrel Horse between eight aui an
yeats old, with three white legs, aud blaze NJ HIST
lie works well in any pacr and PAGES iGyariahv ~,
forced out Of walk. For the apprehension AM ot.,
~ Of the Thief and Horse viii pay reward II 4,
dollars, or five dollars for the delivery III or.r
JAMES ;. WREN
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RinfOrd & PNrfan

CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKES
HAVE on hand a large stock Of Cabinet tu,nrt,-
L which they will sell on very teaSor1tl texan,
UNDERTakiNG-To this branch q lnss Dt.,np..
they give their personal attention, and Their ,,,.r
fri, Rds can 'alwa,s he accommodated. - tlrs Ak
ready made Collins If all sizrs on maud
MAHOGANf.-We have just received ist.e hoo,
TO wi ich we call The attention Of Catinr' Nsr,- and
Carpenters. AIa lt-..,
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r J. " 7 ] NJ TIT, y. VI, ~. II.
Prince Edward Court House, Va, Aug. li-cwi
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pROCI NATION

WHEREAS, il has been represented 10 tie i
w live that Hairston Amyse, charged with ~
in wounding John G. bergman, Of bofrtonIt. ~
tent 10 kill, has fled IRON justice, and l. nos a j
Therefore, !. William Smith, Governor, DO heret.
a reward Of nifty dollars to any person OF person.
will apprehend the said fugitive, ana deliver hr
the jail of Botetoun county; and require al ~.
civil and military and request the people oftb,
monwealth generally, 10 usr every r1enion thai y
be arrested aud brought To justice.
Given under ny hand, rs Gnverror, and urdc
f. lesser seal of The Commonwealth. n Ri,'f
l'@"Ai this seventh day of August, IN ih- ytdf Ii
WN SMJl
Amyse il described az "mpwards II ~ ~ q
round face, ruddy compile xion. siehtlt Pugnot.d "
round shoulders and brown hair Had 80 @n,t i
1T - black frock coat, black pantaloons, and 49,
hat. sug. -.
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TRUST SALE OF PowHATAN LAND

TRUST SALE OF POWHATAN LAND.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed the 18th day
ID Of March, 1882 BY Elijah Bailey and Mary his wife,
to Lawson Bufoot deceased and the subscriber
ley from the Washington Monument Fund, shall, as
surviving Trustee, proceed TO sell, on Tuesday. the
2ith of November next, on the premises, Tract Of
Land in Powhatan county, containing AGO acres, stu
aed about seven miles from the Court house. and about
one mile from the Gento Mills, and is more particular
~ described the deed Of trust which is recorded in
the County Court of Powhatan the land - IN fine
condition. and Is susceptible Of the highest improve
ment. The improvements consist Of a new and COM
Portable dwelling and oil necessary houses, and the
title Is believed 10 be unquesonable, though as Trs
tee, I shall only convey with special warranty. The
sale will be for cash. JAS. T. HEATH.
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Movements OF the steamships.
MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 9th Instant, ut Loeb Iev in Isle Of
Wight county, by the Rev John Whitfield, DAWN
LANE CORBlN, NJ. D., of Lanevie, Warwick conn
", Va to Miss MARY A. HINES, daughter Of William
Hines, Esq, OF Isle Of Wight.
Married, on Friday The 18th instant, by the Rev. VIM.
Ball, Mr. JAS L. JONES, Of Buckingham, To ELIZA,
daughter Of James White. Of Caroline
no Other papers will please copy.
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and is supposed 10 have gone up The river .,on
man answering the description given Of nun, hi his
ned at The Planters House, ana iesls'ea, ~, left
name as B. A. Davis, from Petersburg an" vs.
The following morning.
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We regret that we cannot This morning con-
clude Gen. Gaines defence before The Court OF
Enquiry. 1t fills more than FIVE columns Of the
Norfolk New Era.
The correspondent Of the Norfolk Beacon, wri-
ting from Old Point on Tuesday. says:
"The defence being concluded, the Court ad-
journed until o'clock this morning, al which
hour having assembled, its decision was submit
ted in writing; TO be forwarded 10 the proper De-
partmenl, and then adjourned sine die. What
the decision was | am al no loss TO conjecture
But as it is mere conjecture, will not give ii
utterance, and musl content myself 10 advise you
and your readers 10 await its PRONUNCIATION BY
the War Department, which will transpire IN
very few DAYS"
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Standard says The Democrats,
thus far, have gained in both branches OF the Le-
gislaiure fve and lost four. 1t says:
"What the result has been il is impossible al
Wings have carried the Legislature and rc.elect-
ed Gov. Graham"
Among the palpable and obvious causes Of the
defeat, the Standard refers TO the gross secret
misrepresentation Of The Wings the want OF
union among the Democrats in some strong coun-
ties, "the resignation Of Senator Haywood, the
existing war with Mexico, and the apathy Of the
Democrats in certain sections owing 10 causes
that had their origin mainly in the circumstances
which preceded the nomination OF Mr. Shepard. "
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EnuHATIQN

THE School conducted for number Of years by the
Sisters of Charity. located at The corner Of fourth
and Marshall streets, will be rs-opened on Monday the
nth August Parents and guardians requested TO
send their children and wards early possible, that
the classes may he formed forthwith.
Aug lf-cW3w
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pIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Bn's

y gle HUIsI n. h1fIl
For This Day-drawing received os ~ ~" 49,
SPLENDID Scheme 3 prizes AZ $40, 90. =
90 OF |, 900, 20 of 500, 20 of $50, &c. - ~
Tickets s5-shares In proportion. .,e-..
Also, The Dollar Lottery. Prze-: ,...
$50, 300, etc. 75 Nos, IL drawn. sa' ia
past O'Clock, p. NJ. Prize Tickets eau =
usual, BY early application. al -..,rr 1ea
Drawn numbers of Pokomoke Loue'S =
"a 81 ~ SO 80 s. 81 y = -.
Drawn numbers Of Pokomose Lonf'i /, 2
80 "A IS is 81 20 IA !! = cs.,
Drawn numbers Of Delaware Lo' q I. ?
40 4 2l 8 81; II A q & q -, io.n'
S.B.-See Grand Scheme 10 D. . T,e.t;., 1
80. coo dollars Cspi,al-and, foE prs 3 81
Aug. "a
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF MoND.

High waler.his day.a, O'Clock. A. ".
ARRIVED,
Schr. Constitution, Melton, Boston.
Schr. Eliza Ann, Graham, Havre de Grace
Schr. Loving, North, Washington cty.
Schr Falmouth, Creighton. Georgetown u .
Schr. Rainbow, Rogers, Boston.
Schr. Emeline, Hoffman, New York.
Schr. John Wesley, Harvey, New York
SAILED,
Schr. John Stull, Teal, Philadelphia.
Schr. Julia, Vaneilder, Philadelphia.
Schr. Marietta Burr Knapp. New Yors.
Schr Sam. Davis, Hoxie, Sandwich.
Schr. Thos. H. THOMPSON, Wixnn, Boston.
Schr. Mary J. Peck, -, New York.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l3-Arived. scbf Ma,
~ Elizabeth, Easily, Tor Richmond.
NORFOLK, August l2.-In Hampton Poa..
ship Rhone, Harvey, from City Point for Live.
pool.
Ship Macedonia, Morse, from James Rige, a.
tered outward al London 20!h ut.
Barque Westphalia, from James River /, b..
men 18th u,
Ship John Dunlap, Cook, from James River
for Bordeaux, was al Esinore 18Th ui;.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Aug. ~.

:. -
Sales of Howard Stree, Flour at SO S7i a
4 ~; City Millsi IL. Is. Prime red whea
10 80 cents, and white So White corn 81
81 and yellow 50 SO cents. Oats "a a IS CTS
Bacon: Western shoulders d els. sides 81 . c.;
hams 5 a 8 c. Lard in kegs, 7 c.; in bbs. 6I a
81 c. Whiskey, in bbls 23A, hhds. 22l c.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 70

DY virtue of decree uf the COUNTY Govt =
~ pronounced on the llth day OF August, :
the undersigned, Commissioners aypnlnl'Gt!
cree, shall proceed Ia sell, IN thr prentice, ~
day Of September next, 10 the highest hliirf.
not. The next fair day thereafter, The T:ai u !
which Clarissa Voolfolk now resides. con'ainf
$50 acres, lying on The Souihanna river. 10 NE
OF Louisa, about three miles Fast Of Yance.ta
eight miles OF Louisa Count house. bounded
South by the Somlhanna river, on The Wet u
East Greek, North by the road lendn. from w
TO Non's Mil, and East by the land constt'a
rissa W0olfolk, Erecutrir at William Wnolio..
ed, hy A. Goodwin and wife. About 100 arir'
wood, 1870 in low grounds, nnd the balance ~
and we'll adaptrd Ia the growth of clover ~
ings consists Of n commodous dwelling. an
houses requisite FOR such a farm, all Of wn.e.
good order, with good orchard. II IL Sc iog
desirable tract IL in market.
The terms Will he, oBeihird cash, s. lN
the purchase money, secured hybond, psyas.r
mand, with an agreement that the prnclri'~ 1
collected so long as the interest i annChi ~ (
ally paid, until the death of Ciaris-d WnniMM
lance on a credit uf twelve onlhs-the WHO
cured by bond, with PERSONAL secuiliy. ant I
trust on the land.
At the same time and place, the Tact n ~.
East end ofihc above ,Tact aGIpnts p 'aAH'
| Brook aud others, containing about ~ ~
the same conveyed 10 Clarissa Woci"s.
| William Voolfolk, deceased, By a. GoosMh -,
This is a valuable tract Of land with aisr -
low grounds. .t..
| The terms will be, one third ca-h ~ r.'
| balance on a credit of twelve months =
years on one eighth, with interest from y,
| OF twelve mouths iIom the date Il -a'r' aIl
five years on the other eighth. WIN nv
manner. Bond, with personal security ~"
trust on the land, viii be required iia1',
ven to seed a crop OF wheat TINS faii' ~
sion Of both tracts on the LIST Oi January - ],
The right Of The above lands ore uriA,s +. +.
Persons wishing 10 view the lands VI, ~ +,
l.. and James II. Voolfolk, who VIII 'a"e
showing them. "a
Those who cannot view them N pei'ol 4 !.
nee. ssary information by calling On litteA '.,,.
at Cordonsville, Va, or Col. John Woo. ~
WILLIAM r. WOohtOLh' ~
JOHN L VOOLFOLK, t,tr
n. B-We are also authorized 10 rel sr, y
containing about 100 acres. adjoining IHe ~ ;, y
ing to Mrs Clarina Voolfolk. Terms - ~ 81,
nodaling. WM. e.
Aug. I4-cwtds J. l.. W,
=. Whig requested TO copy.
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AT PHILADELPHIA the market for Flour was
quiet; good brands sold at "a 25. Grain
Wheat Penn. red, &c.; Corn, Southern yellow,
Sc c.; Oats, new Southern, Csc. Whiskey-bbls.
% I.2. hbds % C.
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WARREN GREEN BOARDING SCI
WARRENTON. VIRGINIA..

1NIIE exercises OF this institution were rr.l.
4 ihr Sd instant, and will continue wthor' t
ton until The lnih dry of December.
The various branches al an extensive come -,
lish, Classical and Mathematical rducainn
thoroughly taught, besides the Natural Science, )
The location Of the School, also, offer sto0c
mrnis Ia those parents who ara property cont-
the heath Of their Children.
Those desiring further Information VII y ~
with a catalogue If the institution hy a6dr,.-lf-
Aug. li--c4t Il. ~. SNlTi. fnnr
-. Fredericksburg Recorder aud Alr,aatra e
requested Ia copy.
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DANCING ACADEMY
!oRTHERN EXCHANGE, ava BLEECKER STREET.


lv1 thanks his friends and the public liberal patron
age bestowed on HIN LAST ss.so. desires: moot RESPECTFULLY
open at the above Fnaav. October 3D. when he will
have the pleasure 81 ntoducng aud fashionable
e. WaI,.ns M:.ou.s and ro!ts 0usd5.s AND The b.sat
Days Of tuition Teusd.ys and Fridsys; hours
for Ladies, Misses and Masters. from Nj Gentlemen
from to 10 evening". Assemblies will take place semi.
monhly commencing Nov. 3D. Instructions will BE- given
to pupils privately classes at their
sdences and the class rcem private aeade-
my % Canal street The above during the summer
have been greatly improved and the hoor
has been all laid W king it equal to room in the
city MIR. X. would also inform who place their
their and comfort while school For
sldence, 90 Canal street. al0 I'm erc
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BUFFALO, eight o'clock.

BUFFALO, eight o'clock.
There was a severe gale on Lake Erie last
night producing great distress, and driving a
number Of vessels ashore in this neighborhood
The arrival Of the foreign news by the Caledonia,
published here this morning, had its effect on tho
produce market, lifting prices up from their de.
cline to quite an advance. Ohio and Illinois
wheat Immediately rose from 9Cc. to 92c dour
to from IS IS Is; corn 60 cents per bushsl, and
large sales were made at these rates. Freight to
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, coRrra of DUANE AND

MR. q. ROBERTSON, in announcing to his friends and
11 the public that his Glasses for the Of Dancing
will reopen at the above Wednesday, Sept
the opportunity Of rsumng his sincere thanks
his late patrons for their very liberal
.pseay announces that he will introduce in his Academy
favorte Poka sszarka and Polka quadrles the
and much admired Redowa. With szurka and other styles
day. and Saturday, Hours Of sndsnes for ladies; Misses.
evening. Assemblies will take place semmonthly, com.
mencing Noy. Mr.. r. would also that he will
OF at their re.denss. Mr. private Academy % c..
nal street Mr. RS class the Lyceum, Jersey City will
Thursday, October For more particular inor-
nation, please apply his residence 90 Canal
sl8 lmsrc
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d,ubloons 7sa dol Bogoss and Msxisln deetocns, u,
dol Popsysn do a. DO 1ooo weighing aesusesS ouncss.
The exports of bullion from the port Of LONDON In the
week ending October lst, 10000 ouncss of gold
coin 70 Msurtus and st. Helena $4,000 ounces Of silver
coin to Rotterdam and 50 100 ounces Of silver bars to
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SCOTT g. THONPsON,S

CITY CASH Wholesale and Rei,il Family Grocery Tea
- Wine, aud Spirit E,ab,hmrn No. s97 Broadway New
York;. 8. Scott Co.. NO. rs Nassau street. in conse
quence OF the solicitations Of number of their uptown
toners have been induced open establishment
cish principle at the above sol Broadway. They will con-
y have hand tho best assortment of goods in the
above line aud that astonish the inhabitants
the upper Of the city Amongst the aaortment will be
fOundthe following:
cfevey grade; Mocha Java Laguayra sns Maracabo coffee
vines, chanpsigne sherry Msders, port clsret &c 1c
ted Genevet and I,ay brsnd. Barclay Perkins; London
brown stout; Edinburgh and Allowsv aie aga fruits
pickles. soap sperm cand,es oils; old English dav cheese
Oissgow spiced hams; Engish French and American
NB-very old and superior London dock port; Awonu.
lido pale sherry Manzana do, pale gold and brown sherry
East India Madeira Newton, Gordon Murdoch, and
scou's, &c. sc.
Ps-Goods delivered free OF expense in part Of the
city, aud for cash opfy o8 I'm
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Married.

At Fairfield, Conn., the 2lst inst by the Rev. Mr..
Cornw all. MIR. HERssRr @ FEKousoN, to Miss ELIZA,
eldest daughter Of Charles Cartilage Esq
At Newburyport. on Tuesday evening, by the Rev.
Mr.. Stearns Capt. ALEXANDER GRAVES OF ship Hugue-
not, of New York, to Miss NARY NEWTON youngest
daughter OF Ezra Lunt, Esq.