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D,TENT I4NIPS.-Just receiged, Z neT Supply 81
Rlsi. psira: OF Lamps Mf Hs.i Gals hen Aa--
-. -. a.. v-ry neat kTud OF goods and. rotS IN
tszda he general propensity 70 mar f'sAi OF ilI tsy
b-s- good alaors ace-eA feF'- f'' SAT- '
sale saa re;1i-' ! 0u'---7 BoaRDMsS HART.
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Libes cash ivanee. on ali good. eon.lsned foI sal.
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER. AaciIoaeer.


A ICTtON SAEE.-One Of tho following described
AHouses, No 81 win be- sold Friday the 9Th inst
- O'Clock tho Merchants Exchange by Anthony J.
Bercser tunc-s previously disposed OF at private sae
The sale positive.
ELLGASr OorHC HOUSES FoR SALE.-The two SPLEEN
did houses Nos oil aud 90 ST Marks place 8th-st with
without the lots extending to Nns,. The sly IL
OF Architecture which these houses display Is the
that OF the Hampton Court PAlace Middiesox, England
which lis considered IN" chHsc aud beautiful example
Of tho Gothic style exianf Sixteen months have been
cuped III building them, and the whole work IL OF the
most substantial snd They built under tho daily
supervision OF Seth 0eer Esq Architect and without
exception the most beautiful houses OF tho diinen-
-ions IN iLe City. Apply 10 A. J. BLEECkER Broad st.
or 10 SETH DEER, n WalLst room ~.
N. B.-rhe houses may BIO examined day Sundays
exceptedl from o'clock, A. ~ I'LL O'Clock, p NJ. OF ts
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ASSOTT'S INSTIIU 1U.t -.
FOR YOITSCs LSplES-NQ Is UNIV EhSiff ( L4N I
DEV GORHAM D. ASSoTT. having srtGIhed M .'s
II from Europe VIII hJs duties 10 THIS aS.a.u
- Pr1pai on Monday SepLe y. FUriArlef lniofrilaiio
Is r., IS sleode-
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The public And the subscribers specially iutcus-S
that the description books for The Concerts Of this Society
for the ensuing oCen ~ the music stores
oNsssrs. Scharsnberg Luis SSl Broadway C Hoyer
sol Broadway. and Firth. hal h Fond - Brc'dwSy In
order 10 prevent ell misunderstanding The Committee Of
Management directed he Undcrsi Eued 10 all
who wish Subscribe This season &heher they have sib
scnSed before 10 leave thelr aud address
one Of The above places wheTcihey also pay their sub
scriptica and receive receipt
Terms OF Subscription Ten Dollars aannui. payable
IN advance emitting the subscriber hr.c admission, -
each of the four Concerts with the privilege purchasing
admissions 20 each Concert al 81 ~ per ticket
AnArur. wishing 70 become associate members
send their and address the Secretary.
Terms OF Amateur Associate Membership Five Dollars
per payable m advance. emitting the member
admission the RehesTsal- and Concerts the
cIciy. BY order, JAMES l.. ENSIGN. Secretary
o5 Stiseod III iiousiou-st.
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L. y. BUTLER, Auctioncer.

a tJTIUV THIS Oh OCT 7, NJ TO % COCK. az v
"A Ann and second hand Furniture, consisting Of
Sofas Sofa Bodssnds Burraux, mahogany and
Chairs. Tables, Wiring DESKS, Wardfobes Looking
Glasses Tables Beds Cloth ingram and rag Carpets
Stoves and Pipe DC Also splendid Girantolss aud
variety Of OIL lard aud phsne Lamps also, spsn-
nay advances OF Its
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WM II. JONES. Aucn0nssf.
boot AND SHOE sALE.-rHursday, Oct Q, At l65
DoeIock at The store OF ives Hoard, 2I3 Peartst-tO
Boots, shoes Brogsns and RIbbery being fresh
goods direct from the manufacturer be sold without
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BYE, J, BEARNs, AueIioneet,

FURNITURE SALE.-This Day, "wednesday At
i 10 O'Clock. nj No. 81 AlnsL near Gold ST. ne entire
Furniture Of family comprising Sofas Sofa Bedsead,
number OF patent Bedstcads Beds and Bedding Bureanx
mahogany AMI other Tables Chairs Sidrboards Wash
stands and Looking glasses FIN and Enrtbenware &c &c
Also. Military Saddle and Bride. sot OF Wagon Hsr
ness, pair OF Horse Pistols. Also gold Watches md
gold Chains ! gold Rlng and cold bleaslpln Il.
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ny JANIS NJ. aHLLkR-
ID WEDNESDAY a

ID WEDNESDAY,, Oct Z
Al l0J O'clock al the OF Gilman, Slnuil Co No
and Ferry.st
SoLE LsArpEs Sides OF Sole Leather, with other
articles IN tho line
THURSDAY, Oct 8.
Al iAl clock, at OF -. Knapp rslcn.
No. 10 Jscob-st-
SoLE LE,rsEs-SCo0 Sides Hemlcck Tanned Scle
Leather.
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the Farmers and Nechan-
* wiz pay o. demand, Il
y J. : dividend OF ninety
.scA:es i-szIec by them. on
$ ~ ne hcldess thereof
J SPADER,
JOHN Van DYKE
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WIN. ". SHIRLEY, Aacuoneer

VIM. ". SHIRLEY, AnctlOnoef,
CATALOGUE SALE Of China snd gsrhenwIo-
CBy VI. Il. WILLARD, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 10 O'Clock,
sorm.nt ofbne and other printed painted dged dipped
Ware from sh,IYes lots 70 salt retailers Pinies.
Dishes Bowls chambers Ewers, Jugs. Tea Ware, Tcilst
Ses China Also 80 packages 0Lass Ware at 90 days
credit so. Sale positive. Packages ard packing
furnished AZ moderate charges IL
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.-E. JOHN.
ID SON VIII sell AZ the Of A. Ciaiin 2S5 Peafbst
Thursday, Oct sth, NJ 81 O'Clock A 81 $40 Boots
and Shoes comprising general assortment suitable for
city and country trade On gus.
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JSD. > BELTS Aucbon-er.
II Y GERARD, BELTS 81 C0.-Friday, Oct Q, al
p past 10 O'Clock, at the Commercial Saes Room,
o! Broad and Beaver sts per Inspectors ssmpcsl.
ToBAcoo.i3l hhds. Kentucky Tobacco, greater part Ct
superior quayto be suld by catalogue, In lots OF from
TO 10 hhds. Terms cssh. Sale peremptory. Samples
exhibited the sales the day previous between tho
houfs of ten and three IOctg.
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NOTICE.The a3.eIioeL, 10 .aye hl.sf and o1sI.

NrOTICE.-The subscriber, 10 himself and other.
great amount Of postage. and also 10 save himself
and Ms Clerks from coni!nird d-lug. Of letters Of In
curry gives this printed no'icc nat ne ia, disposed sef
ra or prnspectiyely of almost all his aruIng Land.
Iltl- OF his Land tl. description remains unsod IL
i chiefly he military townships IN the northern part OF
me Staie-in the toSns of Russell Fulton, Davenport
Florence Annsrilc and Scic, and IN the Ch-nango III
rtc .ub.c,i,er has rc, containing about Seventy Five
Thousand Acre which, although sad TO be- for .hc most
part smooth and arabic, nevethelezs too emoi from
sstti.n-nts 10 be- ar- nv hir as for farming
al The present time L. however psnics OF destitute
and worthy shall be wiling 10 venture 50 deep
MO the wilderness. they shall whatever their national
origin or thelr religion without charge such u
these iracis ihsy shall reduce 10 acal occupation Or
n spee,lato,, in land who believing the subscriber
doe. that building the Chanpain and Ogdensbqrgh
and the execution Of other projected AMI pfooa
biz Improvements viii grea'ly hasten ne settlement anu
increase value vi these tracts shall be disposed 10 m
them, ther may have any Of them Tor Twk'FY
CENTS A. ACRE And 80 great indeed IS tue sqoscrDe
hands where VIII be G.su. Than IN his ow mat,
should such spectators be- disposed 70 buy AZ Of 4s'e
:ract. they nav take them n TIN CENTS AN ACHE
More than tgohlrts Of the LAID IA these rsct' = IN ne
County ofSt Lawrence The remainder Is emery
between the Counties OF franklin and berEiIn-r
Peterbcro, October % lS6 0sanII Sell d:
NATIONAL LOAN Fund Life Assurance society Of
Lundon-'A Savings BANK for the WIDOW and the Or
oA.nT-Cao!;sl 10000, or S25,0,f,s-t Empowered "
United STATES BOARD or DIRECTORS
(0fce n Val ~
JACOB HARVEY. E. sq; chs si6,1slI ~, -,
JOHN J. PALMER ESQ s1aL : hoW W dRfg 80 F's
JAMES BooRMAS E.q S4AMl * u ron go
GEORGE BARCLAY ED va VAN HOOK, ESQ
: = srnDr.y Fac Louis 4 Cooley Ed
= vytfEER Tsc GEO. K GRAHAM, ESQ
J. LEA>prk S-Azx. General AseTst- and Eo..Ep 7
RieAEDsos General Accountant for The United sia'e'
and Brush y. a Colonies
PHYsIct.Ss-Ne=- York. KesrIy Rodgers. NJ D. No.
no ker.st Alexander ( Ho-sck, u D. lol Franz
E1-st: 5 5 Ke-ne u D., 20 Forrta-st-
BAsxEss-The Merchants Bank, New York
sTASnIys CocasEL-wu- vea Hook, ESQ % Waist, j.
Meredith, ESQ Baltimore
SoLIcITok-John Hone E.c- II Pia--si
Chief OEce for America - " l.---
For prospectus tables ~ rates blank forms u zpplcs
non LIS OF subaeenis and medical exsrlinerz Se "
,.a-. applv a. above One hz OF premium lorief os
fye years II 6es red Medical examiners attend 81 he so
cetT. udce daily d, ?. IL Pamphlets oc LIE Assuf-
Aace given 10 applicants free q eharge-
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Boarding.

BOARDING.
DRiVATE BOARD.-Two Youn. Men aiaT obtain
rood room with full board, breakfast and
rriyaie family where there ether bosfers St
Johr park Good reference required. Address Box
Is75 Lower Post Office, which Will receive atieEiion
D0.RD-A gentleman and his wife or one or l~o
d single Gentlemen have very pleasant apartments
with board IN private family by applying al lD Prince
:, West OF aud near Broadway. Reference exchanged
- 81
DOARD.-Oae Or two persons OF rss7cctaSilty can
d have iul or parish board moderate terms, WIKI
pleasant llqGiEe a. 50 W h!Le-s Hsaf nfoac"sy
Reference required 80 -Ni-'
DOARD-Two or three single gentlemen be accom-
d ncdArd with good boa:d IN privste family =, No a
Walkers, near Broadway. References exchanged
Us 5ns'
kHaNDSOIIE double room aud bedroom adjoin4.
On second i.or win board for single gentlemen day
boasiers can De accommodated APFiy ain ChaIn5ers-
=.
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. ,rvpIcJS yESPCCIUS.-The translator OF Lais
r.i'nsr's letters from TIE ItsiaE Of CeaoTa, would
~ /. I 10 Issfn " here b. receive Is uipo-y ioI d.
Ss,r -b r-.slNc- : found IL the vOrS s1:e-; b L.
- - -, ,od pghi!shet NJ Baker Scrierer. TIE
5es;r.-i i,f9rr.aoa vii BE- sutzay rewarded Al lt2
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i NkOSS.-Ihls mnflVeT1d wOfN 6'' seen D."
Evening No SO Broadway. tcorn.r oi Read- 81
The admiration and enthusiasm which th- beautiful piece
Sculpture has excited n" thousands who have visited
during the past year such positive snd we,iknown
proofs OF its extraordinary merit render farther
rouncement unnecessary.
Snrle tickets D cents season do. - cents. children
l1t - Int
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NlfANTED-Ey Young rsnrried MAJ w., h. Aa.-
w = tt retsA grocery trsTness tor the pes tirr--s
YEA -ie loot ali-zc=c- --,,= s.--
enc ---eo-1 --r.,fk n JobsI1- eouSe OF a. .-.-
All porr- IA- reference be ou1 slse vrcn, . 5--
- s ;reisd FFh ulr1h..r CT v-Ar. an. sts- ca
II - F-ankfcct--t - 81
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JOSEPH B. CLOSE * 90

No. 7 BOwrfy
MESS, HoYs' AND CHILoRsSs
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING very low prices
twholcsae and r-ailJ and the largest assortment IN
any one store Ia the city 90 Jmis'
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ARRIVED
MARINE JOURNAL.

IN he Pr"ssiGp brig Protus, from L'ropoOt-Dr L II
mann, and l0l in the stecrasc.
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\ E.SIAl, OcL Is
Al Ia N'cln..k A. IL, An.iAnr, z

- CHAMBERLAIN. AselionceF-S,oTr No !.
~. Srnicp~sl-Libersl advances made Goods con .
signed for private sale. 10 be sold Al aaeo1 Outdoor
aass carefully attended and respectfully solicited
.,n,tr .t,lr,i NAL
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\irANTED-A situation by d Respectable Young NO.
W 40 general homework 10 DO cnaI1cerwok
or 10 assist IN washing and IRONING The bes Of Civ re-
ference gwen Fie4sc apply II AmosL tie fe-I BE-
hudson and BleecEer .! -
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NeTICE.-Th- Receivers Q
! Sics' baaA Of New 5ruusS Z
their o.sce IN New baIa5 x tcS,
cents On me doElsf upoa .as 81
prc>eutefioG OF SD esr'iac.t'
Sy order Of Ing CGsaeelof-
- Ia
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XVASTED-By = respectable Young " oman. Il sirGa-
w do Ac general house. oIk, cooking. =shin
aud ironing vi rla. private family, 4int-1rad
cid rens waiter Best OF ciiy references given
AupLv al ils pIvlson.st. % =
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IMPORT tNT.-AHy person hayin. 2.oo0 I" 1000 dot
| lar unemployed, may hear OF something greatly 70
their advantage hy addressing with real ua,nel w. w.
W Lower Post Office. ANY one possessing business Gua
tcalions wishing desirable situation, and who COM
urni the above sun will do Vel 10 apply Immediately
This advertisement; refers opening which i sell
dom found and he applicant viii mad IN every psrcu
LAT worthy his attention, there Is rss whatever "a
the Investment The Satisfactory references. stale
uleuts and explanations vii lie furnished. VI u
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~ Tho u. =. Senute of IStS.-Tbe subscriber.
respectfully announce Tint their large mezz0nt engraving
Of tie United States Senate completed ANA will IN short
time, oe published. Those VINO desire receive cary
pressions invited 10 call nj the Naona, Iiuuinre cd
.c6y and examine the eng rsYing
aulS l.li ANTHONY. CLAIK 4 co. II BrnsiNaY
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ftANTED-A situation Respectable family oy " U
~ f.~peciaul. Yotu Is omen, COOK and .-5.r
AID iruneT taxing; understands L.t BUSINESS per.ecsvth
other 10 10 czr-rS OFS. wash and ana a!.u ;
best % city reference gwen Please 10 apply ra-
b.tl-,;- fOC3. iron. % -
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&NANTED-A situation b. Dung Woman A. { good
w pain COOK, washer and roner cHambermald
waller. Sne uas Inc best Of city reference Tor both
Please apply al ~ Princs-s lie Grocery. front
rOn,i. nIsI rO0r.
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WANTING 10 sn-ags n some aan1fscrurn- business
w - Partcer-AaJ on- now engaged = ulauafzc.f...
wishing q Psf;=rr VII please address & : Tr5un-
uc- where an interview be had. ai-o nd Of tus rs
prompt sr;ealIuE- o.
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[NANTED- !of coos. chan5eIaia.i. ~ at
w ers, and al binds OF help Tor city o. eca;r, II 40
;i- v;ce and ,t- pubic ;ea-t say 70 he couaIy
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i nc Committees OF Atrane1!- ~ pointed BY J.-u re-
spectIFe lo1es for The purpose q attending lie Dedication
e: Neptune LodE- S,-E Island requested 10 be PUG.
tne! IN uelr attendance !riday ev-cin-
CLOCK. 81 The Reception HooGls, National Hail Cans
By order OF CHAS- MCGOWER Ch,irrau
D. r CoorEs Sec'y. - 3as
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StNTED-FaiuIiies wishing good ailhful Servants
w well recommended, be Wen suited by applying
FEIKSs Oiiice, So Broadway, opposite City Hospital
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PORT OF NEW YORK.

IMMATURE ALmAHAc......THIs DAY
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At 70 O'clock, al No. Spfuce-st
SHSRFFs SALE OF the contents OF large Printing KS
bGshaeu consisting of Types Cases Blocks, Imposing
Stones Cht.es Presses Of various sizes. Including CYL
nder Napier Press Press Boards. lot bound Books,
Desks Stereotype Plates for several valuable works
lures and one Steam Engine and Boiler &c. &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06
GEORGE EARLE. Merchnu, T.,,or

NO 10 CHEsNUT 5TKEET, PHILADELPUIA.
As constantly on hand his Tailoring sorr on
po-e the STATE HOUSE, Of f,,neh "a
oi Casneres and venss received per .r arr,v,
W ne eondse the establishment principle Of ., min.
no garments out Of his store but quality
mus ha ne hasso long enjoyed the best in bi. eiv
sno throughout the Union He would respectfully oe ean
rom gentlemen visiting The he ~ rs
ooen entrusted to him. IN superior lower ate. than
the same guilty can be h.d al Store
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR


FuNHE Franklin Manufacturing hand
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
OF supernne fine and folded and
dat ruled and also medium printing, enveop and
wrapping wholesale prices
which they public attention assured that in quality and
will with the production
Of Northern Factory They prepared ordesfor
description Of that the market their
require Merchants dale requested call Paper
Mil and examine for themselves NH I4u
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
| FOR the Removal and Permane M Cure
oil all Diseases arising from an Inn
pure state OF the Blood or Habit

or the Removal and Permanent Cure
Oh All Diseases arising from an Inn
pure state of the blood or Habit
,,,,. OIL the system, viz:
CUTANEoUs ERUPTfoNs PIMPLEs OR PusTIyi.Ts on
p pnb fACE a., sL0ICHEs BIHs CHRONIC SORE EYES
KING WORN OR TErrEB. sCAID HEAD. ENLARGE
hENr AND PAIN OF THE BONES AND JoINTa sTIjS
BORN ULCERS, syPHILrT1C sY APToMs sCrATICA OR
LUMBAGo, AND DISEASES ARISING Prom AN ISJG~
DlcloUs Use OF MERCURY, hsCTEs OR DRoPsY Ex.
PosUGE or INPRUDENCR IN LIFE ALSO CHRONIC
CoNsIIfUTloNAL DISORDERS.
IHE VALUE Of preparation is now widely tno~p md
every day the field Of its usefulness extending approves
and highly Recommended by Physicians admitted to be the
most powerful and searching preparation from the root ,.t s,
ever osen empoyed IN medical practice IN It's ope
oui general eIe ndns through the whole system
tr7Ees the poisonous elements healthy
tone 10 the organs which seroao and ali
'he rssui Is rapid healing Of the
tues In rheumatism, and painful OF the
% ey iova VI The pain and in all Of
keeping pace with the retreat cf the disease
ten put up In highly concentrated
, -, AGO nsn siuied according 70 the directions. each
ni The quantity equal to quart ands
superior IN medicinal ue 10 the preparation. bearing The
active and curative medicine. -
The following interesting presented the reader invited
" " eAre'S persaL Comment 90 such ev denee unnecessary
NrWALK n. y March IL, Iss6
Messrs. A. B. d. sands-ar divers ehia S,s,.nI,.. -.
attacked with seroua IOyears which soon rdued her
to mere skeleton The disease pevaded system and
Drent physicians Newark BeIevHe York prescribed
Tor her at 'srou. times but finally the perfectly
hopeless At
and accordingly procured oaF was sparnety admin
stirred with many interruptions with
About Two months ago tbeeame
OF The case The ehd who years con
Pc ma, o. Sae and Incapable Of using Of her limbs Her
and body were almost entirely covered large she wa,
unable no notice Ai
from being touched mother ne dsrae AZ the an,
time was equally inwardy bloody
every few hours They Of the saapara
and before she could p from eb1
and creep across the room She has the
eond eOne and the healed the limbs are re
stored 10 heir natural cheerful improv
ING IN heaih- Very respectfully, yours
Sec. Of YOUTHS STATE TEN Soc
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SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN 4 co. are in re-
- esip Of an uupsusny Of DRY GOODS
comprising syey variety suited and county usss among
Rich Paris cashmsrr Robes
Rich Onbre Shaded Cashmere Mouspiins
kieh Oregon, Castinizn nj Ciemantine Piaids
Plaid Merno Cashmeres
Rich sotin striped Tibet do.
BIZ and cord Aipaeas
Bh and satin srpeddo
Bombaxne., Grapes and Popiins
Rich Rnee ombre r. D'soe
Rich Pekin Fae.nne do
Rich Gro De Naples 0ae- do
Together with great variety Of
New style Silks. from Use To 81 per yard
White and eold embd Muslin Robes
French ennbd Collars Chs misetis Capes
Infants Froek Bodies. Sleeves &c
Ombre shaded Cioakines
Blk French Cloth and Cas.imcres
Silt satin and Yes inss
sati-e'. funed Ker-ey~ eabi. Kersy
Plaid I.inssys, white and q e Fiannes
white Dcmets, We'ch shr mixing and Fanuels
Servants Whtney. aud riband bound BED Blankets
SIX and merno Hosiery, Cloves fancy sik Cravats
Heavy wool blk and eord thbe embd Grape
White AMI cord embd Case seas something very preuy
ALSO
Carpetings, Rugs aud Boekngs
For SAFE at wholesale and fail ,le.,,
sc IL No % WEST MAIN
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MORE NEW GOODS
A L b UTLER IL cos
emma and Glass vVare-ROOyns.

1NVs
'" are now opening. ships Henry Clay Duteb.-
w DOneans via New York and hargue Pbrnir M tn.
port our entire Pan Importation of French Enxh China and
and from the various Amriesn ION
saoek OF Glasswars, Looking Classes. cas,ors
ALSO
tor'ns Cos paror, hail. Ianp- Of an kinds
"eks ChfDeys Globes &e all u we are determined IN
sell at small advance.
Country and City Merchant citizens generally are invited
10 examine goodS WIN r. BIrrIER A. co
=. 10 Main street
- 70 Sign Of the Gilt
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
Between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point Comfort, &c., Uis Port WalthaII.
FAKE REDUCED TO 10 Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
kVENHE public is hereby notified, that
Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which is in the complete order for day night
line and unsurpassed in her Accommodations running
tween Pou Waiha and Norfolk the Can from
Richmond and Petersburg tAs loo Of Sa iaeu
ding meals. -
Passenger, leaving Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS al So A. NJ, breakfast Augs nd
arrive Al Norfolk about O'Clock NJ Returning
leaves Norfolk At A NJ TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sA
TURDAfs At Po
Wathal At half past Is NJ. and Richmond about r. NJ
VIII be peroesed from the above, comfortable and
expeditions lire gives TO visiting Norfo the
opportunity Of ansaeng and returning by the boat Of ne1
morning TO be absent from their night only
The Augusta viii step landings on James River 10
take in and points on the ver
where a signal ismade
The public assured thai the Of the
keep up this line Permanently and
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk manner ard
at the lowest
For further information, uekes freight apply the Depot OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company Ticket
Agent. oeI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06
IN Chesterfield County Court, September d,
NlRGlNIA-At a Superior Cont of Chance

" lhGlNlA-At a Superior Court of Chance.
" Tor The Richmond Circuit held Capitol in IN. ctv
o. hehmond on the 10Th day Of June, " ----'
'ean rams and Mare Ianey which nj n.r.
eaashs Of Claude Janey Marie Bay widow Of simon sor,x
otner"s called Baby and Caudine Adele C,as. yr
heree Creu and Mareie Creu-e ehncn Of nan.
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Edmund Ware administrator Of rhoas Gresham eee and
illustrator ee eons nou OF Joseph Janey D.ns
s cay came The phinin. hl ar,n.,
he Seienhhn To which The said
upon Tie cause coming by Of parties counsel 4,
Dc upon the % o and and by eou
s ne Court 90 Consideration thereof doth by consent Al,
uos orde and decree that the defendant Ware, DO
before one OF the Commissioners Of this account Of
ne o. Thomas Gresham in upon the Is,
and an account OF hfs ofth-
estate OF the said Joeph JaneY. which he Con-
port with matter specially deemed p.ripen, hv hr
or required BY Of the stated And bv s Co.
sent me parties the Court doth further aoudse order ana decree
that the said Commissioner do advertisement IN h. pgn
ior esht weeks in two Of the newspapers printed in the ~
o. enond and also be the Coahoa az
The Comfy Of Henreo. and the door the Couboe az
the City OF Rehmond, reourr al .r
sous who may have eai Joseph Jase AZ
OF the county OF EzsI dee exhibit h.
lore IN sad eomissonsr day expiration OF The
ad eight weeks 10 he eesenar h;-h
aid claims, any be prescribed shall T
ane audit and special mailer Son.
ed pertinent BY mse by any party to De 90 ,t.s
ana no such claims be presented fact 20 The
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