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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25
nv Last Evenings Mail.
FROM THE NAUvoo BATTLE
ss ,n rr,o c, Jonis Republican has the

FROM THE NAUvoo BATTLE
.souNp-Thc 81. Louis Republican has the
,'n,woc e.ter from their correspondent at War
Y ~, giving the latest news from the mob camp
w,Ss,w. ILL.,, Sept. Is, 6 O'Clock, P. Nj.
,.-,,s yon Yesterday per Western Belle, CIV
NO sou all The information could get up 10 The
ias her departure. Skirmishing was kept up
,."s the opposing parties all day yesterday.
~ 4 he Antics were wounded-one severe
iH.. n, The others slightly. The Antics say seve-
w. ~ me Mormons were killed.
IA ~ =. cannon balls arrived last night in camp,
-, cnmpany OF near one hundred men. Re-
a any 10 the Antics are going in rapidly
ih'o u, III quarters. A large quantity OF ammu-
mon and provisions were sent TO them yesterday
rom For, Madison.
"' 1 committee of about fifty arrived al Nauvoo
day from Quincy, TO try 10 affec, compromise.
\; las, accounts from the camp, no fight had
occurred today.
The stage driver arrived here to-day from
sauyec He pretended 10 know nothing about
,Tairs there. The Antics here say he IS a Jack
Wormon. and will moi tell what he knows.
The Antics yesterday found three powder-pois
nrspared for them by the Mormons, in the road
AVER which il was supposed they would pass
They 90, nimalion OF il and passed another route.
The Warsaw Signal, the organ OF the Anti
Mormons, contains lengthy account Of The bat
lies. setting down The number OF killed al nlne-
een. and wounded al twenty, which is known 10
be untrue. The whole account is evidently very
highly colored.
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! CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! q
ANOTHER SUPPLY. X

WE are now opening another supply OF
w BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for the
FaA Trade, bought uncommonly cheap from the
manufactures. Among them are mems heavy
pegged Boots, Sto ID 10 10 ID; mems prime sew
ed water Boots, large sizes, made in extra style;
gentlemen's double sole waterproof Boots, nailed
and sewed bottoms; gentlemens fine calf dress
Boots, very cheap; genllemen's fine cali Munroes,
extra quality; mems and boys kip Munroes, 6to
II, 10 70, 8 to 10, very cheap; ladies' fine calf
lace Shoes, large sizes; ladies' fine seal stitched
walking Shoes, as good as can be manufactured;
worens sewed and pegged welts, large sizes;
boys Boots and Shoes, all sizes, very cheap: we
have sold these goods 10 the very best merchants
just returning from The north, and they confess
that they are much cheaper than they could buy
them in Philadelphia or New York.
We respectfully invite Merchants in want OF
Boots and Shoes cheaper than ever bought, 10
call and see them. From our loEg experience IN
the Shoe business, our facilities for buying Goods
al The lowest prices are TAR superior 10 those who
have been engaged in the business short time.
Doing large retail business, we can give 10
Merchants such sizes as they may want. All
we ask is TO examine our Stock before you buy.
Sept24 PUTNEY & WATTS.
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a Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN
hhDLyCT

AM anxious 10 sell either portion or the whole OF
nv land, upon the Rapid Anne River, IN the county
of Orange. This Estate il esteemed by those who
know IT, equal if not superior, 10 any IN this reeion III
assessed value is high any III The county. This
Tract supposed To contain abnnt Geo acres, and am
willing In sell either The whole, or 800 acres, without
the buildings il divided, full proportion Of timber
could be allotted each part Adjoining tins last O
acres there also % OF very valuable timbered
land " hch can he had. The two united, would form
most desirable Farm Owing 10 the excessive drought
Of the past SUMNER, my lands do not present their
usual growth of grass; yet their fine adaptation 10 grass
all grain crops and 10 tobacco, we'll known IN this
vicinity There TO Of the richest low grounds,
and on part of this drpOsifr fTcn the river, snli-
crnt 10 900 Its qua tiles have hren
tested wlth result altogether satisfactorily The dwell.
linz on this Farm has been consumed by fire. but The
of $50 the contract price Offered by IN excellent work
man These walls are 81 feet by 40 feet, tw0 story,
with an excellent cellar. The cost Of wood work must
drreud upon its execution. The timber, however, is
abundant on the land, and there are two saw Mills,
distant less than one mile. The contiguy Of these saw
Mills. TWO Grl,I Mills, large FIGURING NH and flourish
ing Wcorn Factory, must add essentially 10 the con-
yrnicncr and value OF thus Estate. The location l.
such, that il cannot be made pass way, and = pecI
liltlv removed from annoyancrs Of all KIND. The
river has been surveyed, and company l. now form
n., with most latlrrng prospects oil opening navlga
ton from this Farm 10 Fredericksburg: and Us distance
from Gordonsvir Depot Of Louisa Railroad - only II
mics The buildings now standing are an excellent
Kitchen. with four rooms, Meat House, Dairy. n
large Framed Stable, Barn, Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins The t;aidrn Is prodGc-
tive and the Yard beautiful, with extensive noun
tain view. NV nethird cash residue III one
and two years, with or without interest, as may be
agreed between myself aud the purchaser An ulquts-
Orange. Nav i2-ctf c. C. MACON.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

IN pursuance Of the provisions of a decree of the
i County Court of Orange, III the case o Webb. -,
against William &. Wrbb's administrator and others,
the WHO are appointed commissioners Tor
that purpose, wiz on TUESDAY, The 9hh Of SepIem-
Der next, az fair. II not The next fair day thereafter
offer for sale the premises. Ia the highest bidder, nj
public auction, Tract Of Land belonging To The estate
nf the late William 4. Webb lying and being III the
upper pnit Of Orange County formerly the residence o
the Thacker v. Webb, and adjoining the and- OF
Charles i. Graves, Reuben Newman and others, con
tanning 400 aces, eleven twrliihs Of which they sell A.
commissioners and unr-t~elit by authority from John
V. Webb THIS Tract lies within two miles ot The J..
berty Mills, six Of Godonsvie, The terminus 81 The
Louisa Railroad aud eight above the Court iiourr
Viewed in reference 10 IT. locality the snraty o The
vicinity It's natural fertility, and H. present Improved
condition. desirable Farm u rarely offered n
public sale. The Farm Buildings IN good rond
ton, aud conveniently located the Dwelling House.
though small, is comfortable. Persons The lower
country, DESTROYS OF healthy residence, would do well
In attend the sale of this estate. Aud on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of October next, (f FAIR II no The next
fair day The late residence Of The said William &.
Webb, deceased, in the lower part ot Orange near the
Orange Springs, they will otter Tor sale to the highest
bidder nj public anction the residence of the Real e.
tate of the said William &. Webb, containing between
thirteen and fourteen hundred acres, which VIII be- sold
in lots TO suit purchasers, eleven twrlillis OF winch
they sell under the decree aforesaid
and the residue under authority of The SAID John V.
Webb. This last Tract lies within three miles of the
Orange Springs, In a healthy and desirable neehboT-
hood The soil Of this Tract very improbable; The
Farm Houses very good, and sufficient; the Dwell
ling House is very comfortable The above lands wili
he sold on the following terms, Ia wit: 0nr-iourth 10
be paid cash, The residue in three equal annual IN
saimenis, the purchasers giving bonds with approved
personal security and deeds Of Trust upon the land, 10
secure the deferred nymrnts. The title 10 The above
land is believed 10 be nnqmestionabe, bur, selling ~
commissioners, they Will only convey such title They
are authorized To make by the decree aforesaid.
WILLIAM 4. MOORE, ST., r
JAMES NEWMAN, '''''
Reference il made 10 James Newman, or Charles ].
Graves. for information concerning The rst mentioned
Tract and TO William G. Moore for the latter
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PANUNKEY LAND IN MARKET.

rLo ~
VIE N"',, :. 80. -. IL, Z, ;,,nc.J ~
u"n o'''r' w =, ,. :, ,r. a. an. ~ 49,.
thai anu o'"e' ,""s' ~. -, - p,,,n,. -,
soabe Terms a,ite nm, III va ~; ~. ,,
RIVER: rn-t-' me Van .i'''a a'a',' y "a ~
= -, - ,,a =, M, nh ,v,,.y ssrfinn II ran.
any fafn oi Us ~" w ,'c .''c W'e ,i 49,, 49,
aIns three hundred alu my i'rs VI idhu, wv hu"
drrd and nifty OF winch IS arabic ahd, ana no" nnuel
4 hlgiI STATE ni cusatioh a''h lhplosc'hen', ia'
recently been married WIN me green sanu aI, u,u
now wei SET ~ clover. ~ mas on W. SUI! WV"
House, with eight conmodous rooms, closets, &C., per
mi Ia a house, Il Kitchen win tour
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StrattOn's Office.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TIE ENTH
~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs the man.
Schemes for the Week.
Draictng received evcry day al 7o'clOck, p. M.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria, 3S, Sept. Odd:
AZ Is 26 "a 81 q 9 rs 65 81 "A 10.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!!
-Monongalia Lottery No. 80. Ca
pitals: 1000 dollars, 1000, 6i0, &C.. &c. IS
Nos, II drawn. Tickets | dollar; halves SO
cents quarters 25 cents.
1000 DOLLARS 1852 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra No.
ll9. Capitals 1000 dollars, 1852, Of 1000,
&C., &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets dollar;
halves SO cents quarters rs cents.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!!
SATURDAY-Alexand Lottery, No +.
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000 5000, 3,l40,
5000, SO OF 1000, so Of 500, 100 OF AGO.
IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 10 dollars; halves
s; quarers2 so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawinss sent whenre
quested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Sept. 81 Richmond. Va.
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FarmviIlr, Prince Edward. JnIv 1-cfW
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TINE bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which Is in The l..
/ mils of The new county of AppomatoI, bordering
upon The line Buckingham, and within mile or less
Of tina James River Canal and III miles by thls route
above The ciiy Of Richmond.
This Mill has fixtures very superior-entlrey com
n,a,ai. nm npyerfang stream, and The brand Of The
hi hos hcb standing in Richmond and other Market
The country adjacent to the mill is irst-rale wheat
growing part Of Virginia
rna.e who may h. DESTROYS of rmharking in the ma
,ufnrfurr of flour will find this mill advantageous III
all respects and those who may have disposition 10
engage IN woollen cotton or other Kind oil manliac
tory would find this property very sui'aos 10 sucl a
nnJ,,,Ling The mill hnusr Is large, and the dam Is
constructed most solidy and endurably IN. house IL
self could he converted into cotton or woollen manu-
factory or such mandatory could be added 10 TIE
flour mil most conveniently and advantageonsly.
Mr. Andrew White, who lives al the sliil, wi snow
this property To any DESTROYS OF purchasing or rent
inc the same. For Terms apply 70
Alta Vista, Albemare county, near Warren.
Aug. 2I-cIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

GALvANIsM.-This wonderful bu, mysterious apep,
NJ is now Astonishing philosophers by its vast infu.
ehce In the operations Of nature and its extended con.
nee.lon with physical science and that CAUSE which
lessor an a,st infantile amusement when surprised
Mon se 1v,r The pewter plaie in which, by lis
now csau mets legs twitching and convused, is
auencs derstooi TO he the ORIGIN of in
10 continue or sss. power whereby we are enabled
limb. and ,o,, Produces the wthered and useless
whose prone, absence exhibits the inanmate Dust
and whose defls Presence denotes strength and health,
ness and disease. =" tue sure Criterion oil weak
n.r, particulars, adver,s.m.n, in ,no,hsr
gratis no papei Explanatory pamphlets NAV be had
bUvAG pURcEL u 'I n%ss ms city,
nond, Va. ee'''' ia' Nam ST., Rich
Sept 10
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/ G SHAFER & co.

A RE now opening their Fall Fashions for
a 1886. They very respectfully invite The at
lenlion Of gentlemen 10 their Stock, which has
been selected with more than ordinary care from
The Fall impor,alions at New York. 1t will be
found 10 consist Of an infinitely greater variety,
and far richer Goods, than they have hitherto Of
fered 10 The Richmond public The whole will be
disposed of at less prices than similar garments
can be procured for in New York. Gentlemen
of taste are requested 10 examine their asso!t-
nenl, as they will take the greatest pleasure ~
showing any OF The articles they deal in 10 per-,
sons who wish 10 inspect the newest styles oil
manufacture.
Richmond, Va,
And 139 Broadway, New York.
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PUBLIC SALE

MILL be sold at the late residence of Richard
w Wright, SL, deceased, near Guiney's Depot Gro
line county, public auction, the highest bidder on
THURSDAY the first of October next, ialI Il nS.,
the fair dag, all the perishabe properly et oy ,ne
lion Utensils, Household and Kitchen furnture' lwc
crops or Tobacco, Wheat, Oats, Corn and Fodder. Al
The time and place VIII be sola fourteen Meg'oes
orr for sale Tract Of Land, containing one hundred
and hity acres, adjoining the lands of Thomas Mar
shall, Mary Dickinson, and the iands oil inc sara oe
ceased.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
PHILIP WRIGHT,
Gan, os-co, Administrator
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FALL SUPPLY.
William II. Laid,
ApOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST

No. 3l9, Head of Broad Street, Shoekoe Hill,
w those who NAV be pleased to favor him with their
,a,ronser thai he Is daily receiving by the various
Jackets from the Northern markets. his Fall supply OF
nRJGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS,
yARNISH. WINDOW GLASS. &c &c, comprising
one of the best and extensive assortments lie has
ever offered and which purchased upon such terms
~ viii enable him 10 sell TO any one wanting an article
m h,s line or business cheap as any similar Estab-
lshnent in the City.
N B. Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
asni l5-rwaw
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AIR. JOHN THOMAS BRiScoE :-Ycn are hereby
w notified that Henrietta friscoe, your WIFE have
filed in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit superior Court
Of Law and Chanc-ry for Jefferson county. Virginia,
statement Of the Causes which my app icaton Tor
divorce from you, my husband, = founded; and you,
heing resident Of the State oi Virginia. hereby
further notified that your attendance Is required nj the
next Of the said Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Jefferson county, Virginia. which
term commences the 18Th day OF October, 1886, TO
answer thu same Respectfully,
Sent ll-cw4w HENRIETTA BRISCOE.
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FALL, 1916.
FRESH DEN GOODS.
A T " II y Z n > Il u II.
+. 81 J. S. JAMES ~ CO,
lNn. I69. West Main street,)

TuAVE now in store large and extensive assortment
Ill nj STAPLE IND F7rCY Dhf GOODS, select
ed for thr Fall and H,ner 7rdds all :" winch are o The
neeest and latest styles, and brsi tkss, anu; nass
since the recent dscinc they wi be enabled
IL otrr such Inducements 10 Their country friends ana
The trade generally will make II 10 their interest 10
e,amn. their stock before purchasing t's."ner
thpy have on hand their assortment comprises the
us,,l variety kept in Wholesale Dry Goods HOUSES
They will only add that their stock presents unusual
,raciIons on account Of ts being almost fresh
and purchased this season. -,
n>r a rnM L rksptfifnIIu SoLcittd s'll. le-cl.l
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MRS. BURKE'S SCHOOL.

THIS Institution will he re-orened on Mcr-
i day. September 18th, Tor The reception OF
Boarders and Day Pupils, in The house she has
hitherto occupied; where, assisted by masters OF
experience and ability, She proposes 10 carry out
thorough and extensive course OF female educa-
ton. Terms-,he same as in The other female
schools OF the city.
MIR. BURkES SCHOOL.
The duties OF my school will be resumed on
Monday, the 2Sh September. All my arrange
mcns Tor assistance are made and will, hope,
secure satisfactory results. WIN. BURKE
S.n, DI--d~t
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Wrs. Kingsford's Seminary

THIS Seminary is situated on Grace street,
i and in the house lately occupied by Thos.
Richie, Esq.
In announcing her intention to open School,
in Richmond, Tor The instruction Of yonng ladies,
Mrs Kingsford will simply observe, That her ot-
ject is 10 adopt a course Of tuition which will i'm
part 10 her pupils thorough knowledge OF those
branches in Literature, the Arts. and Sciences
which constitute usEru. and an oRSAMESTAL
female education.
Cards OF Terms may be obtained al the School.
Ano .~-dtms
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yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to dispose of his Farm su-
i ated on South Anna River near Bowles' Factory,
adjoining the lands of Thomas NJ. Anderson, Albert q
Bowles and Others containing about three hundred ana
inoh,e low grounds well adapted 10 Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco situated IN respectable neighhorhood and IS
we'll worth the attention Of those wishing to purchase
hou.ea Mr. A. u. Nuckols, who is now living on the
Farm will take pleasure in showing II to any person
wishing TO purchase.
acres about one mile South of the above named lrsct
a large portion of which is in woods
For terms, apply TO Mr.. William ID Johnson nving
,.ar The lands or the subscriber, living
in Richmond and may BIZ found at the Store OF Dava
j. Saunders. JAMES hoL"nH'
Sent. o5--cw5wt
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DrSIRABIE rARM FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber, intending 10 engage ~ Other bsl
i ness, offers for sar the very desirable Farm on
which hr resides, generally known n liarts lottom-
The tract contains ,3a acres, Of which 500 are good
bottom land. IN high state Of Improvement ~ any
farm N Virginia. lying III compact form immediately
along the North River, al all times navgar ior >hih
baltrauA and : miles from Jane, River The neigh.
orhoud il healthy intelligent, and AWAY from all re-
sorts for dissipation, aud within short ride Of ieNine
ION, with its honrishlng Literary Institutions ne
farm capable of yielding between Nv" and Three thoi
sand barrels OF year, or tobacco IN proportion"
and may he converted into stock farm or dstliery
may he conducted by any one 50 disposed win as nc
profit as any where there being every convenience on
llr farm for the purpose. lone credit would be gwen
II desirable By securing The purchase money with inter
Address thr subscriber, postage i,aIh, lrAhsi"h
virginia " VI. u. Nbhp.
Sent. ls-rMSW
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Mrs. iMcad7s School,
,rtrT DIGLIa9 nNrn

rr,IIF sir,b annual session Of this Institution will
/ commence ON the first day Of October next, and
closc ON the 3lsl of July following
The same thorough aud extensive course Of English
lin n,.ss,ved both IN the School and Family.
The modern European languages will receive pari
cuar attention, and The course OF French readng and
study will be greatly enlarged ny tue importation oi
large number offorrign works:
Teachers and Professors Of distinguished ability have
b.en secured for zach department; and every arrange
men has completed for Inc vigorous prosecution OF
TERMS for Boarding and Day Pupils the same as for
,br last five wears. Apply 10 Mrs. Mead Richmond. Va
Aup Il-clIslOct
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

u From the subscriber, residing al City
NO> Point in the county OF Prince George. on
@A THURSDAY, the 10Th September, LIGHT
--BAY HORSE, between four and i've years
old about FIVE feet high iali full, and tolsraby long,
has white spot in his face about The size Of dollar;
without shoes; name somewhat rubbed by the collar,
and partly white that place, and at another place
half way the neck the latter place not very apt
20 be discovered without examining He does not pace,
bu, trots and gallops roughly. purchased him and his
match last Spring from Mr.. Henry Falrbank Of Rich
iuond. A liberal reward will be paid 10 any one who
will return him al this place, or give me such n
formation a. will enable 10 get him again; and If
stolen an additional reward will be given for such in
formation Us will lead TO the conviction Of the thief.
CHRISTOPHER PROCTOR.
CIV Point September 25-eo6t
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THOS & CHAS. ELLIS.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ~
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
No. LOG Main STREET,
uAVE in Store, and are now receiving, by
II the barque PhGnix and ship HaIkaway
from Liverpool, and by various arrivals from The
North, an unusually large and desirable Stock OF
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suitable for
The Fall trade, TO which they invite The attention
Of Merchants. These Goods have been purchased
al srea, reduction from former prices, and VIII
be offered al small advance. Sept. ll-tl
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lust RECEIVED large supply of Fall and
j Wiu,erClohing, consisting of Goats, Pants,
Vests of The latest style, and selected with great
care, and manufactured expressly Tor This market
by myself and | will guarantee 10 sell as low
as any house in The State. All who are in want
of The above articles would do we'll 10 give me
N. B.-Also, fine assortment Of Shaker, Ip-
switch and Angola Under Shirts and Drawers-a
very desirable article; also, fine lot OF Fancy
Articles, such as Cravats Scarfs, Suspenders,
Ties, and Shirts Bosoms, Collars. &c, &c, al
Semi o. III Main Street.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

r WILL give the above reward Of thirty dollars for the
L apprehension and delivery Of Tor securing ~ jail So
hat get her again. NV Negro Woman POLl.i she
is supposed To be lurking passing as ifre We"
man. in The county Of Isle Of Wight Is SHE has been
seen the nrshhurhood Of the Bay Ware house Folly
about thirty five years old, tawney color, about tr
common size, and olerably spare made, blink eyed
and very broad across the toes have good reason ~
believe she has been alternately in the counties oil Isle
Of Wight and Sur.y for the last two or three years All
persons are hereby cautioned against harbong said Ne
gro, As the laws will be rgdIy enforced against ~ per
su offending. ID. T. CURTIS.
Mulberry Island, Warwick Co., Sept. l-c.0ts
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TI1c cTCAMEP COLUMBUS

THE STEAMER COLUMBUS
,,,,,rrhvES SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT4P. NJ.
:. 'i ra 10 h The COLUMBUS, Captain
E=ZsEsSZ- Parrish, will be ready 10 receive
freishl early Saturday morning Tor Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and will leave the wharf at
o'clock in the afternoon OF same day. A suiii-
cient number Of hossheads are engaged Tor INC
gers. =. "V LUDLAh > "
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by Kent, Kendall & Alwater,

DAMAGED GOODS AT AUCTION.
IN FRIDAY, the 25ih inst, a! 10 O'clock AT
~ our Warehouse, we shall sell Tor account u
whom il may concern about
FIFTY PACKAGES DRY GOODS.
damaged on board The schr Greenway, on her re-
cent passage IRON New York, comprising many
rich and desirable Goods, snch as
Cashmcres, Fancy Silks Shawls
Ginghams, Prints, F'lannes, Kerseys
Fl. 5. Gloves, Silk Buttons, Fringes
Silk Vestng>, Cloths Cassimeles
Mouselne de LANES
Diapers, Paddinss, Cloalsines
Tarletan Muslins, Stocks and Collars
Brussels and Three Ply Carpetngs, Rugs
Blankets, Bleached Shitings, &c, &c.
ALSO,
case Pilot and Over Goats
casks Hardware, assorted.
And, 10 close consignmenis, We will sell, in or
der
5 cases Irish Linens, direct IRON the manuiac-
tuTer
5 cases Bleached Shirtings
Prints, Pant Stufs, &c. &c.
KENT, KENDALL K ATWATER
Sept. % AuctlOneeTS.