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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-10

9Th. Resolved, THAT whilst we regard
The speedy call Of a properly organized
Convention, to amend the Constitution of
the State, as not only necessary. but inev-
itable,--we deemit cxpedient, under ex-
listing circumstances. for the friends Of the
measure to postpone all further action on
the subject, until the result ofthe next GEN.
sus shall be known.
On the motion Of Mr.. Shelley the rules
were suspended aud the preamble and res
olutions were opened for discussion.
Mr.. Moore then arose, and in an able
and argumcntative address, defended the
principles set forth in the various resolu-
lions
The question was then taken upon the
adoption of the LIST. Cd, Sd, 4th, 5th and
9Th resolutions, which were. unanimously
adopted. Upon the report of the 7th res
olution, Mr.. Kinney, OF Greenbrier, moved
to amend the resolution by striking out
the words ''and too fragrant TO be longer
submitted to by u.s." which motion was
carried, and the resolution as amended was
adopted.
Upon the report the 9Th resolution by
the Chair, Mr.. Niche moved TO amend the
same, by striking out all after the word
S"S"a"cs"uSCos uuu iuoS't
words, ''that the call Of Convention to
alter or amend the Constitution should be
postponed till the result of the next census
shall be known'-which amendment was
adopted. And the question REQUIRED on
the adoption of the resolution as amended;
on which question DR.. Mckinney, ofHar-
iison, demanded the ayes and noes to be
recorded, which was accordingly ordered,
aud the vote stood as follows:
AYES-Hunter, Kyle, F. McCue, Burke,
c. Kinney, Jr., Imboden, c. Kinney. Sem,
Hill. Walker, Baylor, Crawford, WayTand,
-Bickle, Fulton, Watts, Trout, Moore, Sha-
fer, Doyle. Jones, Grattan, Brown, G. N.
Kinney, Hull, Niche, VIM. Kinney, Hen
kte, Oldhum, Edgngton, Glasgow, John
son, Shelley, McMulen,- SO.
NOES-D. w. Patteson, Geiger, Har-
man, Points, Young, Stevenson, Harris.
Pitman, Denealle, Bare, Miller, Sprinkle,
Myers, Mckinney, Calvert, Keiser, Sturm,
Richmond, Morrison,-19.
So that the resolution as amended was
adopted.
On the motion of Mr. Patteson, it was
resolved, that when this Convention adj
journ, it adjourn to meet at 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning; and that, in the mean
time, the preamble and resolutions be
printed for the use Of the Convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Kinney the Conven-
ton then adjourned till Thursday morning
at9 o'clock.
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Religious Notice.

XsH+sSk THE monthly Discourse on the Evil
EE&y dences of Christianity which was post
poned last Sabbath evening, in consequence of the
weather, will be delivered next Sabbath evening,
at O'Clock, providence permtting,) in the Pres
byterian Church. Subject-Fuflmen of Prophe-
cies respecting Judea and Jerusalem.
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O RI r u ARY.

DIED, in this city on Thursday night in the 42nd
year OF his age, Thomas RANKIN BLAIR, a native of
augusta county but for the last fifteen years highly
Respectable merchant OF this city. ,nucn
teemed by the community, for his honesty, intelligence
and amable character.-Hs remains were yesterday
conveyed to their resting place in his nati,c
Richmond TVhig
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NOTICE.

A PPLlCAIION will be made to the next Legis-
n lature Of the State of Virginia, for CH.4R-
TER to make Railroad from Little's Falls, on
the Shenandoah River, in the county Of Jefferson,
TO intersect the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at or
near the Old Furnace, with the condition to stop at,
or intersect the Winchester and Potomac Railroad,
at or near Reyes Switch; Provided. That Compa-
ny can give satisfactory assurance that all freight
for either the downward or upward trade, shall be
promptly taken OIL, or delivered, as the case may be-
December 10, lS46-3t
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the Estate
Of Paul Seig, decd, are requested TO present
them properly authenticated Immediately and
those indebted 10 said Estate, either by note or ac-
count, will please come forward and SETTLE as it is
absolutely necessary that the affairs of the Estate
be wound up as speedily as possible.
HENRY Il. SEIG. Admir-
of the Estate of Paul Seig, decd.
Decnmber 8, 1876.
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concur in the above statements.
ALEX. H. II. STUART.

VIC have had one in operation at this place for the
last week. and feel hcstancy in saying that its per-
ormance has met the appreciation of all who witnessed
ITS astounding effects. We have made arrang cmcnt
with Mr. F. T. Gciger of this place, TO superintcnd
the sale and putting them in operation in this section OF
the country, several OF which ready with a
suicicncy of Pipe.
Communications made TO IIongsworth & Danner,
Middlctovn, Va, +. II. Geigcr, Stanton, Va
County Rights for sale reasonable terms
HOLLINGSWORTH & BANNER.
Stanton, Nov. &c, 1916.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the late Thomas r.
"a Blair Of Richmond, or to the former firms Of
j. s Il. II. Blair, Blair and Brothers, of Scots
vile, Albemarle, are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, who is alone authoriz-
ed to collect the same All claims not paid at an
early period will be placed in the hands of an ator-
ney for collection.
Richmond, December 10, IS46.-4t
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SpSrzzSs, 4 ETER long and laborious tour through
WkgyISY - Texas on business for Mcssrs. Nicholas
LSNsS and William Kinney and Doctor Francis T
Striking, am again at home and have entered upon
the discharge OIL my duties Commissioner in the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law aud Chanccry for Augusta
County With the deepest Of gratitude, !
the people Of Augusta have uniformly given me- and
most sincerely beg its continuance.
JOHN u. WATTS,
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of Blair
"A and Brockenbrough, of Richmond, are request
ed to make immediate payment to the undersigned,
as it is essential to close the concern as rapidly as
possible.
THOS W. BROCKENBROUGH.
Surviving Partner of Blair s. Brockenbrough
Richmond, Dec. 10, lS46-4t
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r b M @ V A L

"A. nj. SIMPSON,
WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of
Staunton and its vicinity, that he has remov-
ed his Shop TO the Store Room next door to Mr..
Merrill Cushing's, where he is prepared to make
LADIES' SHOES AND CATERS,
Of the latest fashions and of the best
materials. He thinks that after long
experience in the business he will be
enabled TO give satisfaction. All his work will be
warranted to stand.
Misses and Children's Shoes made i'm all of their
various forms.-Also, White and Black Satin Shoes
for Weddings and Parties, on the shortest notice
~ He will wait on Ladies at their houses
and take their measures, if die will also
take Gentlemen's measures for Boots and have them
made TO order in the best and neatest style.
Staunton, Sept. "a, 1916.
GA. Nj. S. has just received variety of ma
teria, among which is superior article of ULtc
Kid, for the manufacture of Shoes for Wedding and
other parties. Dec. g.
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BENSON'S PATENT
w AFTER r AM +.

PENSON'S PATENT WATER RAM, for
- raising Spring other water for supplying
Towns or Farms. By means of this Ram, persons
having small branch or spring, that will afford one
gallon of water per minute with a small fall, can
have portion of it, any other water, raised to
his house or barn, through small leaden pipe.
This Ram can be driven by branch water and raise
spring branch water to the house at pleasure, by
turning stop without any arrangement of the
Ram, and is very simple and easy to keep in order
the valves being faced with leather and easy of
access. can be replaced by any farmcr-there being
no other part that can wear.
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VALUABLE =
TAVERN PN@gN@ssYa
NEAR THE WARM SPRINGS,
FOR SALE.
HAVING determined to turn my attention solel
to my farming interests, offer for sale my
TAVERN PROPERTY.

to my farming interests, offer for sale my
TAVERN PROPERTY.
situated on the Turnpike road within ten minutes'
walk of the Warm Springs, and in that part of it
known as Germantown, consisting of valuable
and convenient Buildings; stables and necessary
buildings, and some cabins, and containing about
60 Acres Of valuable Meadow and Pasture Land,
with about 100 Acres Of Wood Land within half
mile of the property.
To gentleman Of some capital, this property
certainly offers the greatest inducements to pur-
chase, for it is seldom that such can be purchased
for fair price 1t is not only valuable Tavern
Stand, with Meadow and Pasture and Wood Land
attached but would also be one of the best openings
for Store in Western Virginia. there are but
three Stores in the County, and only two here, one
at the Springs and one in German Town The
purchaser might also lay off and sell to advantage,
if he so desired it, some Lots.
TERMS.-As am determined to sell. any offer
over Three Thousand Dollars will be taken, as
have been offered that sum. One half down and
the balance in convenient payments to suit the
purchaser, or Two Thousand Five Hundred Dol
lars, in cash will be taken.
WARWICK GATEWOOD.
November 10, IS4G-lm
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TIFICATES

My DEAR SIR Il have your Water Ram in
operation, and am decidedly of the opinion, il will an
swer all the purposes for which il intcndcd-and
that the extent CT its utility yet is scarcely conccy-
cd. As TO its durability and chcapncss, am clearly of
the opinion that far exceeds any thing Of the kind that
has ever fallen under my obvscration
JNO. w RICE.
was also present and witnessed the operation of The
Water Ram, and fully in all that Dr. Rice has
said of its utility and Importance.
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For Sale Oh. Erchgnge,

A NEAT, well built Northern CARRIAGE,
IA suited for one or two horses Two or three
first rate Mich Cows, Cloverseed, and Pork, would
be taken in part payment. Apply at this office for
farther information.
Dec. 8. lS46-1t
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W.AlLlT Able
I A V E r N A N d FA r M
FOR SALE.

WILL lease for term of years that well
known property in Bath County, called Green
tatiey, situated on the Warm Spring and Harri-
sonburg Turnpike, thirteen miles East of the Warm
Springs. As Tavern stand, it is believed to have
no superior between Staunton and the. White Sui
phur, except Cloverdale and Callahan's. The i'm
provements, both as TO the Dwelling House and the
Out-houses, Barn, Stables, sc. Sc, are upon lib
eral scale, and of excellent quality Water is con-
veyed into the yard by pipes from an unfiiling
Spring.
The Farm consists of 800 Acres. of which about
$50 are cleared and in cultivation % Acres IF
good Meadow, and 20 Acres well set in Clover
The fences in excellent condition and the renter
will be required leave them in like order at the
termination OF his lease.
There is new BRICK STORE-HOUSE on
the premises, but this will be reserved out of the
lease.
Possession can be given the first OF March, up
to which time the premises will be shown by Col
Allen now resident at Green Valley.
JAMES A. FRAZIER
jennings Gap, Dec. TO- IS46-tf
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Capt Mehe Of the brig Csyusa, arrived yeterday say.
that the ship reported ashore Carford Reef painted
port, aid badly ashore several wreckers were
her. She ashore the 20 h alt Capt took her
20 be the Arkansas, of Bath.
Bars BALTIC Capt Crsry (o sesrsror) from 81 for
W Thomas ~ ballast AMI having bos-d number Of
senges went ashore the east end of Anegda Reef eiy
on the monos Of the 18th n,s and after blrsd Mate
rias &c would be saved The I'd officer, sad passen
gers ,rrved at 81 Ihoms ON the sh ult Cart aad the
t ohrs rsrnained BY the wreck strip her eenF
ehors, chains &c. tn. I Consul st 8. Thomss upon
asststsacs.
Bso TALLrrRArp, Of snd ON Boston Jane ae for New
osans tsiO reported put Nassau 10 distress was
smnsa and her cstgo carried forward by brig calves
Eursd IN Boston for $500 ~ Wv " vas "'
i, a - OF B,ddefod lumber loaded up,r, durinxs
ticulars. ' WI '"s''"@ NViu''her par
,ha., e ,Gn, Cranberry Isle recently, herm brig of
aoout Nv se'Ieh NE fsndea 80, lh,,..a.
punke sot 70 DC co M nded ~ Cspr J, sunk. IL ,.n
dedior ne Heixhting business he sfcr. ,..i. 80 H..
wird oy Win Treble ''' VI ABOUT lVV ois'
=, A. Newess,e Me- rcently fgm the yard Of T,,gu.
Hall bark 81 900 tons called the P-ntvck.t - esus
dsd ~ CAPT Taylor by whom be, 10 ,o ecm"s
gsna ended. The Pts ewoed by sercomh B.,,a,w vs. 'r
EyIor poaae %, and Others, aud intended for M.
AZ Newburypor the 10th inst. beeut;ful .h;, f en-
t9gns, called he Far West She 10 owned BY Par,oa. N
hough, snd the builders.
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LlvEhPooL CLA.,IrIcl1IoN.

Tsss AT AucTioS.-lmportsd in the brig Wissahckon.
Terms notes Mt 6 months
Hyson Skin25 hs chests 4? cents per III; 20 chests
81 ~ 10 91 II 30 2a - do and Is hf do 80 81 do and 30
ch,s 2s 20 10 %. Is 10 27 10 Do 26}5 Ia do 25K ls9
DO IS; Is dc 9ib 81 do 81
= Tor ksy--59 half chests 301s; ll2 chests 20
Yonng Hy 10 hnf chests SIS 10 do sax; 20 do 5l
OIL do 90 IS 90 ss; ~ DO 46 "a do 40; ~ do a5; ~
chess 49, - half do s@N DO 90. 30 do 3a>s 355 do
3D. 100 I5 rs 10 10 bxs 57, 3i5 half
drawn
HSson II chests 5i l6 do 20; 80 do AZ go ID bxs
S5h
Ganpowder-i6 half chests co; 10 do 5O 10 DO AS IS
do ~, ~ 10 Ais cases 49, % do 42S, 200 ID bxs 50
lmpera-s half chess 90; do So; - do a. IS
l2}z; 200 q ID bxs IS
Ningyong souchong half chests oo>s; 81 do 20; liz
do withdrawn.
oolnng25 boxes 35 rs do sii; IS half chests 80; 81
do 2o 20 DO %; 10 10 "a 200 bxs 23k 500 do aud rs
half chests 2s ~ do pm rs do ~ Z! 30; ITO half
do withdrawn
Nngyong Powchong-sO half cheats 241s; l24 do -;
els do withd avn
Chulan-lo0 half chests 2l,i
Nnsyo souchong-ss9 boxes u; 100 do 20.
Souchong-7I boxes AK.
Cassia-5o0 mats at Is cts per h.
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hra cured in one or two weeks. with
DR. FELIX GUUhAUD'S ITALIAN MEUl
GATED SOAP.

'INHlS admirable emolen by common rated
cur sunb1rn all kinds 81 erupons and every
species Of discooraon Of the SKIN All competition has
been completely by this nv liable composition,
ed more than five per cent The eeaness and fresh
which mparts to the complexion have rendered
proverbia beaut6er OF the Skin: dressing
ss ssS aS 'Ss h :1
erns which resdes should be kept in is pres
and most attractive state.
Dr. Gouraud's Grecian Hair Dye for colornx hair has
all the old and delesous
Tor that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradcatng hair.
The Lily White, made by the ctor, 10 by common con.
tina, hiss ever graced Iadys genen,an
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crmsonins pale lips and
cheeks These superlave cosmetics, together with large
s Sas sSS aH d.pc .r % :. h:S
first door rRoA Broadway and the agency for Bsal
Hair Restortive.
ell; Green Co. Worcester. aui2 fmsr
- For the and speedy of Incipsnt Consump
ton Barenaess, lmpetency Lucorrhua or Whites elect
Distracted difficult Mensustion incontnence Of Urine
involuntary discharge thereof and for general prosa
causes OF produced by lregulariy Illness accident
The wide celebrity OF this wonderful and measurable cor
dial IN both hemispheres 10 sufficient for its
quick and positive success in curing all the above affections
and complainu Nothing css be surprising than
vigoranR effects the human frame Persons ali weakness
and assude before taking H. at become robust and full
the Of the female frame winch te only
OF baroness and which, por Msgnns discovery
considerable ncurabie. And quickly the mpe
dimens produced by physical prosraon, which frequently
do justice TO the merits IF The Lucina Cordial which
gar1ed By the heads OF the faculty il all par OF the world
rs one o the most important MEDICAL dscoveres ~ any ss
rnenr -u2f imem
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MARITIME HERALD.
POKT OF NEW yoKK. sEprEn1nEn 10


Cleared.
bu%hsm son P%os t EsTi
sss Dill H.eE 5sr Best Jha., NJ g ss.pa .u.
n nGr HSssn ks,nan se,ton Nysnn wssh seh,
s:y:a. rB.1s, Syringe Gsssrs Mslier bs.io1
ter Moore, NorloIk; NTH, Young. Wii%aI,oa
Co. g,,s rhuc Tbs cher, saranash, Durham bnon
Ship Prince de Joinvie LAWRENCE (repoaed yesterday,
sa ds''s . fl sy % q n r.. str. .h md
T. Sf eli! 'S Di:: Eli
s. 'S o snS as.aasd as irregular Packet
Beg wi,,on Bum. g" d;y. ee@ operto with wine. to
md Is Day: i"m Boston sOasd Sslsf
on board AuTust ISL is S,s on sos nswp1s
nal. rth large round st,m Ams len shr with wniie
o. Aa.al.t lat iaiO Sc So - Ike and bo '1Ses brig
YORK Of bred An SpI iitS 70
son IS ~ sos,o~ Ugh. D,sriaF ai,tst 10 %s prE,
aad es~ Az vel GOT some Provisions from her We
sos Lo,eso Pisre- Tom sisal, via C,ya Is aay, with
as" IS % .ha Key Ws:, b ring
.E TO ION ,ss. SEP e. 81 the Woodlands spoke brig
sake. ' d.y n oS Sf BSsse with 1900 ,
"a &C. psss bark sagso frs G Mfr CLEANS yss lat
With III dsi b.ea% ~ Tut Island
s' d KY. sn S.S s s
Br brig Wsadercr. Holhe le day, from Windsor, with
Brig Erea Clara, Smith, days from Boston, with plas
ter boundto Albany.
Brig Frances, Cobb, days from Portland with mdse to
Brig Palestine, studevcnt New Haven, IN ballast
sehr Gioss seey ie day, from Denmark with old cop
sehr Leroy. Bsdell days from Charleston SC with cot
Brsc Sterling Holmes, l6 days from Windsor with plss
ter, TO master '
schr Brave, Land days from Virginia with potatoes to
- ~ f'e'' W
sehr South C,rolinaa ssllan, day. from Newbern Nc
with naval stores, to NJ Plat
Schr . T. saitehei. Johnson, days from Newbern NC
with naval stores TO L Mchsll.
schr Jane, Hsrick days from Newbem NC, with naval
stores, to l. MITCHELL ~
Schr Anseonds, Rodgers, 4 days from Washinrton NC
with naval stores, TO BIy ant K Maitland
schr Cambridge, Hail. from Boston, with mdse to Dayton
Sprseue.
sehr Patriot Lamson, days from Virginia. with potatoes
10 master.
schr Leander spencsr4 days from Boston, with mds. to
sehr Friend, Lowell, days from Boston, mdss.
Below.
Bark Ada, $50 reported) from Cost Of Africa
Bark oeeian ESQ reported enor) "A days from Rio ia
nsiro. " - - ~ ,N -
BARK Veager, ESQ reported
bI brig William. n Days from 81 Jobns PR
Also Is ips; 2brigs-unknown.
a. anctor ~ the Lower Bay ship Isabella (of Baore)
Also Br ert Helen from Liverpool with passengers, to
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i52 Il I'D Val,
coRyrR OF JOHN srrrEr.
TO THOSE WHO 9HAVE THEMSELVES.

From the Epenirg Post ,.r.
CPECIMENS OF RINGS uEspprocc hable VEkbENb
y CREAM FOR sHAvINgCIh. article uri, ,s a.,
premium Of the Institute Fair: Indeed IL fully conceded
bv those who know that IL is impossible 20 manufacture Z.
sense OF sckes and pmpies s"d sold cnes
or ,ha The old sosps All thetefoy. who would consult
economy and comfort In shaving should possess themselves
oft. ,,, !.
from s.p Renee and speak from the more professional
tnnwiede OF our btnefacot and friend James Grant
Ann street who says ahead of thing yet found
an, IN ihs department modern imp IL only
~ .moiirut bur il IL sonehiux more" In short be-
iieve il IL thet 4having soap in the world.
OF uafious mud observe The written signature
under the directions uss OF &C Ring" Prepared and
Cor sale. Wholesale and retail sd for sxPorsrtnn by
C. n. RING, ID usgist,
ana im~me IL Broadway OF John street
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Brighton Cattle Mar,rat.

SEPTEMBER AT market 1900 cattle. about 1900 of
which were stores 4sCo shse and 1880 inc oral
hundred cattle OF beet and and about 1000
remain unsold
Pstcrs- Cattle-A few very choice cattle wore at
market, and we quote extra S. 90 So 90; first quality
81 7oa SIS; second 81 % 81 90; third SO "a
stores-A large number unsold-we quote two year
old SSa sl4; three year old $40 S24
sheep-Dull, lambs from Toe. to ST. old sheep from
81 so 10 81 IL.
swine-Lots to psddle az 81 C. for sows Al Az C
Tor barrows; one ordinary lot at and 4c; old hogs az
AZ, and 41sc. At retail from a to SIC
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sp0tssas 80,
s @s Ess fi ss e"''A' 10 V'' AAs A''''Aa'''
ars loai.a' II sAdrssa raA 20 Havana. Aus a. la. a.
SIT t e g Lon y Is G1i,s1 S .' R,b sss sss
santlsgoJ
CID New Bedford 7ih ships BraganIa, De,ol Pacific
sad Cost columbus. Of FArha'.n, Fish. Indian and
Foreign Ports.
boSAfE Aug eoEi1 port bark New World, Crowsll. FIN
yd pEfA A. Aqf a,P oFt hing. Lys s%th fer New
aIs Sid ao'h scar Harmon, Hamilton Pha; about a,d,
81 rHoNA, Aug isIr rort, schr Convert Hiaeksv, FIN
grT Tn ans ~ HI4; smith, nsp ao dss PspdsI
Tor ST.. roT % lord 10, \ YorE '''' '' ''''
81 JOHN, NB, sr,a-A,r Dolphin Holder, N York
BosroS sept9 AR b,ss Ottom,n ss,nnum N Orleans:
lese Tue Phs' sehs GOV Arnold. Hill, DO Cleared
@,s Casco f sse is'' SD Geo RIGS eiS1 %
.ha, Cse pee. L%sy fhia Bark Lysander started but
BasGoa Seq. s-Arf brs Foster, Lancaster. NYo; scir
BueK'rOar Sep, 2sid sehr Sea Nymph Pasker, Calves.
G,H.nLr,Tos Sep, 5-cld ship II Allen. Wilson N York
rs l1ss ss y, eS f. bS,to" tor
Jo es \ York Tor Bangor brig aa Helen b. Sewassr
q %. 6; S Nv ;fS s%.s rlaas for Sss
far TO- Dean' H6dgkias Labee for do; Wave lhOmastOn
So M s@. FoSs T. N s Mshsa TSOer Pensacola
H1 @ . tSosiss; s.EI.sjsI
sH' Elicit S.s: s
C.roli1a Dg%moad London; Bangor, Leighton Liverpool;
's Aff wi:S c9erIf s hom.. rowsds.
sI..:E T1plaas .loNg. Lady s:pwst Chapman, YORK;
sa Eo Ss u Sc sens LoYs
ss ss'SP Scranton Turtle fhiia 'loOp President
N.w,orI brig G,rdaer sins, Fall RIVE, for
Sis Si nsn :9srs 81
90; pS%pisnSe BIZ 4 Boston for York fe Filth.
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New Bedford OIL Market.

For the week ending September Z
srERMWe notice sales ass bills sperm oil in lots
80 eta. cash
WHALE SIL-The market for whale oil is more ANNA
ted We notice sales duiing the week of s247 bbis.
whale oil in lots726 bbls 29Is cts; rs bbs
500 bbls at 30'1 cts 592 bbs at 81 and 1850 bbls
80 cts cash. and further offers of the latter price,
fused.
WHALEBoNE-We hear Of no sales
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mr. CORBITT, - Duane street, between Chatham and
~ William streets, may be consulted in the treatment Of
certain delicate diseases Dr. C. has for the last fourteen
of any medical man in New York. He the most
aggravated Of this disease and mild in
FIVE days DR.. ca mode of s safe and
pedous requiring neither the OF mercury
in diet exercise.
Structure of the arehra cured in two weeks
scarcely any pain or inconveuien
Constitutional Debity.-rhose individuals who have in
duged in certain eahsome and secret habit, positive
be restored health and No charge unless
Dr. c. the only qualified London Surgeon who sdvetses
in New York. He keeps Counterfeit London Diploma
susp ended in his office q liner