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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
kSPaGy .nade clothing.
FUNiE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand LARGE
d stock Of
y & 4 ID 5 l. NJ NJ f. Il
READY MADE CLOTHING:

which they viii sell atless price than before
offered IN Iynchburg Among which may be found the
following articles
Black Dres, and frock Coats,
Tweed dress, irocl aud sack Coats,
Black Alpaca d. do do
Cuton, krominS and Cotionado do
Drown. plaid and white Linen do
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
do Grap de Etc s Drap de Vienna do
Fancy and white Linen do
kTemlin and Coitonade do
Black Satin. silk and l,ombazno Vests
Light coloured Fancy SILK do
Fancy and white NJ rsellos do
l. SO.
large assortment Of Furnishing Goods comprising as
follows
Standing and rolling Collars Shirts Shirt Collars Dos
ons | ndcr Shirts, Might Shirts. Drawers, Night Caps
Cravas. Stocks, Ties. Knots ,Cnvat Staeneys Gloves
Snspendcrs. Snspesder Ends. Pocket landkerchles
Money Belts, Money Purses. &c.
Gentomon wishing any Of he above articles will do
well togye usa call. determined to sill them
as cheap as they can be bought in Virginia t.
WNTERlOUSE, WlIrrTEMORE < Co.
April 29-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
\ toPy este.
ROBERT iiNSIET, Cl'k.

toNMlssIoNEN's DFTlCE.
Amherst Court House. April Is, 1917
The paftieS interested ia the foregoing or,ler will,
take notice. tha have appointed the 2ilh day of july
next, 10 commence the therein mentioned ON
which day. at l0o'elrk in the morning thevare request
ed toaliend at my Office with their accounts vouchers
and copies court papers prepared FIR examination and
settlement RO. NJ BROWN Com,r
May 2l-wlm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

Nancy PRIps IN hcroVn rght and as trustee 10. her
self and children, James +. Thornton and Frances his
wife, James w. Phillips, George Phillips an infant un-
der the age of d years, by Robert rnscy, specially as
signed hi, guardian, Russell Nuryell aud Mary his wife,
aud Rranton Noryrl and Mildred his wife, and james
Powell. Sheriff OF Amherst, present trustee Of said Nan
cy Philips and children. Defendants,
Abner u. Facklrr, Garland, Walton and Penn, O.
W. Martin, +. Y d. llgginb,ham aud John 7. Hunt
plaintiffs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
May i3-u2m
H. BococK, CT.

Y ii'''NN Sc.-lt ru'cs held in the clerL, :, --
day OF April 1917 ''' y" Monday, the e."
IN Lee bailey adm'f de bonis non with The -,
h'ha' hanev 81. deed, James Terry 1 anne,ed Il
ms We 'ohh !" Mason and Nancy lis VII wary E.
Sarah 3. Bailey, 'Au Mar his Wife A.,
,,o;,,., Plaintiffs - 'H'
isenry Maen and Je.nrNa his wife. WIN.
am ',,'Y has Vile, iowson C. B,iley ad -, Younger
wiz Mafa A. Bailey, Wlii.n r. Har S tiizabtth Ii,
nso the las. bas 81, 1athanG H. Bailey and M,t h,
}5 aler ~ c naryi le P Bailey Thomas nsay one
son, Harriet f. Y. Mason, John 4 NJ e, Aoner w. Ma
son, ana Arhisfead Bailey the last tour t'ha F Ma.
OF twenty one years. ~ ''""ts under the aga
TX C,,,r defendants,
-, ne 'clcndans, liowson {. BAILEY a,d ~:
nnhas hsey aud John Il. Bailey not ms wife,
e'rae and gnea security, according Ia Entered their
-. a the tes OF this Court, and Il a,re az OF Assem-
49, cc 'hat they are not nhabilan;s Of ~ -ii'lae-
" II Is ordered that they do appear before n 1nno
" our county ourt oil Campbell on tie ea y, JuSr
e rtN ana answer the bill Of the phn,fn NJ hdas IN
- ~ t"1 ofder be 2rthvith inserted in some ara that
d ~ 'ie ho i-ynchbnrg, for two months sniP pub
% itnst 'p thereof posted at the front da f ene!y,
mouse OF sad county Court day ~ u the Comt
..;lo tnpy-Tesie.
"+H GEORGE w. DtByFy m,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

Nancy Phillips trustee for her chllrcn Mildred Ann
James w, Frances. George d. aud Mary Phillips in
ants by Commissioner Benagh, specially assigned their
guardian, DESCENDANTS
In CuNNCCRY.
These causes came on to be heard upon the papers
formerly read and the report of Commissioner Blown
made IN pursuance Of the order Of the 81 day OF Angus
lslA, with exceptions thereto and was arr,ed by
counsel; ON consideration whereof the doth order
that the said report be rec committed to C1mm7r Brow,
with the exceptions for him to consider and report there
upon. and that James Powell Sheriff of Amherst cnnn-
". the prescnt trustee do render before the same Com
missioner, account Of his transactions since the las
settlement which account the SAID Commissioner is Ii
reclrd 10 examine. and sai,l and make rnn,rt
Thereof 10 the COURT together with the accounts, Of the
debts d the plaintiffs, in the last named suit. with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent b, himself or
required by the PARTIES To be stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

A L circuit superior Of lsw and chancery con-
N linued by djournment and held for the county of
Amherst. at the Court House, Saturday, the Sd day Of
April, ISL:
John Dudley Davis, administrator de Lonis non of Geo
Morriss. il, plai,,iir
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18

TTPON application made by me, the snbscri-
u 5er one vi the Iudgnsoftho Orphans Court
Of CprI county, bv JusrnA Ieuiamm Of said
corlty. imp l,1aod for drb.s he is unable o pay,
/ hr bis petition praying the benefit oI'lhc msol-
vent l.vsoftLis state. q schedule OF his property
! and Of his creditors ana debtors, on oath as far
Us be can 1T present utl,rltin tie SANE, being
annexed lo H- potion; and the aajd petitioner
layinr sinsl.rd me ,ha he has resided for
tv,o v,ors fat past IN rAu s. tc og Maryland, and
! ua layi,s tli,n the oath prescribed by the act
j.......lpr no and gwen boud with security
st.' ...i for lis ..p.araurc before th, Judges
latt..,. cr.nlv iIurt. or the FIST Iucshlr in
t..e.u.Ni G,,u.artc,n Of saJa co,it, aud al such
81 her INN. ct .no- a.. Tine SAID court may direct,
FL. al.. .g.., il.,rr, -l:nr.e> and allegations as
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18
(Urjttea jJr Tile Ccad HIi.g
IT'S. sTUpGlG iSW02lE.,

1'' - "''
STUDS MIS- H'"os, 1t singular iae': m
'''o''"' sorry you were Iio' ii MIS-. a'J'> Is
%'"ee Yea party; 10 tHer Ms"t, ll'" l. '"!4:
II may MAKE poi" 10 ASK
NII> S.oheS--\o, NE Studs, IN sorry IN
. nave SAY was not ior Iusta5 mai dressed
III my 7'sg-co'"oed H''1In, 10 90, Nancy: my
5'U',7e'' carter mus 20 'oF 10 IAN III '"9 me-
an" '"1'I' "e'Se'' so uncommon, mat ran 10
nc cupboard 10 get some sweet on 10 pun o."
"eF arms ""'' III my L''S'e, S.'ol" ""d o@>
consciously cracked S''al' ""'r III Tue N",'t
"ea' do rover END. 80 'Ial al Inc ".hc
was weeping over ana &'ea$'''@ an" ".'@.t. .
/ iieF wounds, II was weeping over and gr3a.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18

For The Cecil Wing.
go nsy Sister.

20 nzy Sister.
have left thee my sister,
Comp'niOn Of years,
HIS friend o!nly childhood,
In sorrow and tears.
From my much beloved bwth-land
HE'D me away,
To dwell where my footsteps
Reluctantly stray.
And when with thee my sister,
! seemed not to mourn,
Tho my heart in ITS sadness
with sorrow was torn,
Tho before thee my sister,
Tie tears represscd,
Yet tic sorrow at parting
Sank deep IN my breast.
Then-thy pardon dear sister,
IT ever you deemed.
That III GOODNESS oinanner
My heats GOODNESS CLEANED.
Forgive me that from thee
My thoughts were concealed,
When knew it would pain thee
To haze them revealed.
Ny thoughts are still with thce,
And night in lis dreams,
Brings vision Lciorr !nc
IL brightness that beams.
For my footsteps at midnight
In tancy's sweet play
To the home ofmy sister,
Do bear me away.
But not alone dearest
In darkness aud sleep,
DO the thoughts of thee hover
And D-m-l's eyes weep.
Yet "o'll meet again sister,
And if It's IN tears,
Still those tears will be joyful
And free from all fears.
MALLEET.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18
In Chanccrv, eth August 1917.

Ordered that the sale of Real Estate of
Thomas M. Forman, made and reported
by the Trustee, Joseph Wickes, be rati-
fed and confirmed unless cause be shown
to the contrary, on or before the 9th
day ofOctober next, provided a copy of
this order be published in some newspa-
per in Cecil county once in each Of three
successive weeks before the 10th day Of
October next.
The report states the amount of sales
TO be SlS35 90
True Copy. Test
LOUIS GASSANAY.
Sep 4, ~ Reg. Cur. Can.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18

! shorter, she'd not be Two yards long BY
twelve inches; and but for the presence Of
some two hundred fecl.les, and divers fur
rows, and the absence Of sundry missing
dinplcs aud front teeth, 10 say nothing Of
the uuoightly appearance OF long, wrinkly
athmus Of neck, that connects her head and
shoulders, (of courSe;) she'd be tolerabIe
! specimen of nature haudy-work at womah-
making.
Mrs Stokes Good gracious me! Mr.
Stubs, how awkwardIy you paint out fem
mime lady.
Stubs-AIrs. Stokes, It's a singular fact
but you'll die in ignorance, if YOU should
never live to be edited, by seeing old
Miss JuIitha ta5 she calls ha>L,-o,hers
call her judy enter room Of company.
II YOU can imagine a streak of lightning
on stills, all but as long as from Behring's
straits to Cape Horn, duclling and dane
ing and bo5bing up and down, like that
modern invention, 4 da'yj"mPGr, (bleSs the
babies, as if they didn't jump into the
world fast enough before, sometimes neck
and shoulders above the rest ofthe guests
(Iikc SAUL sometimes beIow-now gil
ding TO the right, then III .ing to the left,
with her lonr, pendant, bong arms swing
ing a5oHt, now IjIl" two giant pendnlums
now, from some cause or other, both at
once Grinu away up toward her head,
like those Of 'slatg' when the string is
jcrkcd, you may form some idea Of lie
Hiog. it,, singular fact, you know
Mrs. Cl,kno thnt h.tr moor onrroarh T.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18

LiSTEN,-"TRUsT No MORE To PoLI-
TIClANs-INusr NO MORE TO TIE MGN
VINO FIGURE IN THE LEGISLATURE AT
rouE DOLLARS a DAY.-COt ihomaS'S
Specie Ut NagcSi0Wa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18

June 2Gth lS47-3m
RI ew Orleans MoIasses, prime quality. just
L received and for sale by
May l AT A. Chandler,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18
EES' tEa cgcncYG.
Lu-.-.11.l..4 yt.4..l4 ROOMS

nv.
~, - Que ! ''' '"'-'>' '>I"O'I'I'
"'''''' !" ''''- ''.1''. wi '''' N'''o' "h'''
r. .'''' ,''''''''4 ~ pure ',",' ",'0'' '",
w." "' '''.~ .. '''' '"'.. ' !.'"' &'o''
NO -" l'' s.. .''.".. .'.'' ~ ".0" can nos
'' ..'S SloSrrihf'
u .'- .'.'"' Tue business ra'Nc"Jari},
'.'.. . d, .""'''.'' %f'''i' 1T !1'ni'ufe'
81 Al "''''' ~ u.s. a. am" d ''Si' 10 ms "arc
.' .. ''.', ''' "'"' Nun "u' IN TIE
"'>r' '''"' y. " '"'" = net 'Ae case WIN one
"''''', ''V"'' III '"'"'y through the
''D''.'''
a. '"'S''+oF' 'na'''''ac'ufes 10 nrd'h
'''. WV a., 'l"','' large ana HE-N fhA!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18

Providence Mills, May Is, At.
& SumherIand Nails < Spikcs-ln store and 70
SJsale Wholesale and retail. j. 5. kcnnard
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18
N'i-DIt'-l4 -fiL'. l tst-'Jb ILL II IA.
OF Cecil county Court.
July Sd, lsl7--3m

EEN application Of Joseph Robinson or Cecil
V8couoly, by petition in writing 10 me the sub
scH5cr, one uiiHc Justices ottiG Orphans Court
Of tr"il county, s,jluy forth that he ia in actual
confinement for debts which he is unable TO pay
and Offering to deliver up Tor the benefit OF his
creditors; all bis property, Real. Personal, and
mAcd, - fattA au is ia @I,l way entitled q seized
u,u hereof, aud list Of his credits ard debts
being annexed TO his said petition upon oalh, and
praying &c he discharged from aalual cun.ua-
nCnL and TO- have extended to him the benefit Of
tie scyo!ai Iua.iYrul Laws O. Maryland, and it
appearing to me uy competent testimony that
the said pc,t.onrr has resided in the state Of Ma
ryaud ur TIM last sixty days next before his ap
plIo1tiou, and it farther appearing TO Inc by cor
rticatc from the Clerk OF Cecil comfy that the
said applicant hath not applied for the benefit of
tie act for The relief OF suudry InsolvC debtors
passed at November session eighteen hundred
and FIVE and lis severn! supplements, within two
years before iac date of las SAID application, |
appointed Holm 4. johnson Trustee lor Tie ben
eft ul'thc creditors Of the said Joseph Robinson
who las entered INTO bond with sonuriry by me
approved for the faithful performance ut'h-s said
trust, and the said trustee having certified TO me
that he is IN full! posssi fall the property IN
the said schedule and ist ofGcu;s contained |
have ordered and appointed the first Tuesday OF
the nest octo0cr term Of Cecil county court for
lie sand Joseph Robinson to appear d clorr the
Judges ui Cecil county court at the count House
~ tl>uu, to aIaWGr such allegations and inter-
roga'urcs ~ may be then and there by bis cred
itor~ M d" ard propoundcd and the SAID Joseph
robinson having entered into bond IN Il penalty
WI,n surnrty uy ne prescribed and uppoyed SO
to appear and answer as aforesaid, | 60 hereby
orGog and direct MAT the said Joseph Robinson
be discharged from personal confinement and
] l.t, .,.,s,. ... . d.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-18

I'D Barrels Family Flour, in store a nd for
x |EaIe ny DkowE & McINIlRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
BY THE MAILS.
WAsnrNoror, Oct. 1. Isl7.

wAssrsorOr, Oct. l, 1877.
The Neps-7he Import and Purport of the R~poyf
To the pony news Of yesterday, have superaddsd
to-day the absurd report that Gen Scott Is
tn, killed and wounded. but the missing.
This very report has led to sitting and searching
cross-examinaon OF the pony news Of last night ana
TIE result b. that about half the persons We meet doubt
the validity OF the pony ntellge of the rupture
o. the armstice-the occupation Of the oity Of Mexico
the ohsr OF twenty millions for Californa-butp atlcu
iay the request attributed to Mr. Trst for the extern
sion OF the truce to fortv-dve days longer
We understand that Capt shuttlsworth who brought
dispatches last night from Penssco to Secretary Ma
son doubts the pony had not heard OF the
brig Osceoa at tie aforesaid port the 2lt or uu To
the 23d aud that he believes she not in Pensacola
on the 2lst as reported II this be true the news wse
consoc'sd nc Psprac' IN or at int dise point
IL charged, sgan that the intelligence IL cheer In
veption OF specuistiorS In government stocks
We iueline, notwithstanding to believe that thus
rnnch OF The news viii De- verified. IL that
n'rtice Is broken; that Mexico Is occupied aud that
var Is the wore for The IN term
ID perfectly useless go into an erguuep 10 sus
tain this opinion when may may not b. r.fut 10.
MORROW morning But the ponies have never failed TO
report the truth. sEd always day two, more
advance Of cur friend Cav. johnson
The President sDd Secretary 81 state hsve their
doubts and their hopes buy they eeTiousy alarm.
I'd Well may they be- God only kposs whore his var
may end, If shall not have terminus at the CITY Of
Mexico
h- New Orleans papers ere all In tn. dark on the
.upJect hut still the ncwr may be to letter
! O. morrow may bring US utb-ntio sdvir-s
IL We GIT no news 10 morrow, .haii d chs
Ter on the Wimot provso IL would b, ess 10 dIa.
cuss that question tonight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

The value Of the exports OF domestics during the
month was $l4ao62 a. The value of the furniture
exported was $5,4s 90. The value Of the books e.
ported was s695 ~.
The receipts on the Western Railroad fer the week
ending Saturday, September 25th 500 Ooo against
$4,000 last year Gain for the week, $4,000 Gain In
the last four weeks, Sl4 ooo Whole gain since lst De-
mber 43 weeks, $4,000 equal to S335O0 for the
weeks ending 3oth November which would make the
whole income this year, nearly 81 400 oOo After de-.
Quoting interest and expenses the net earnings will be
equal to IL per cent upon the share capital This
amount, however, will not be divided as three or four
per cent Of 1t will be carried to the fund.- and
the policy or the directors is not pay larger dividends
now than they can continue to pay hereafter upon the
increased capital required for the second track the
construction OF which between Worcester and Spring
field, TO meet the New YORK inland line has been com
msnced, and will be prosecuted with yror iii oomplsted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
Navigation or eias OHIO III
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Oct. 2-6 p. M.
The stock market opened heavy to-day. At tho nrst
board Treasury notes fell of per cent Reading Mort
gage Bonds /; Norwich and Worcester, u Harlem.
~ Long Island 81 Farmers Loan. y; Canton, 4;
Morris Canal, Y: Kentucky 6's advanced e Reading
Railroad Bonds closed nrm at yesterdays prices The
sales we're not very large and the market closed heavy
At the second board Morris Canal fell OF per cent
Reading Railroad u Farmers Loan X Long Island
advanced and Norwich closed ct prices in
morning
The amount Of specie imported into Boston during
the month Of September Saa27l2, aud the amount
exported $ $685. showing an excess Of import for the
month Of $3lll27.
The quotations for foreign and domestic exchanges
for specie and unourrent money In this market rule as
annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
Police Intelligence.


Stealing Wearing y1pparei-(Jlicrr, Smith md GIL
dersis-v- If the 18th ward arrested yesterday fellow
called William LuHow n charge Of entering the pre-
misses No 25 stanton street. and stenl,o0 tn.r.fro,
six or-sses stssl bead purse So In money one ns.r
handled Knife gold ring toget her with syar.i th.r
valued ni at $l5 the property OF Eiiza Hiu
gins The property uud Ia the possrssion of the
accused. and Justice Ketch tm locked him nm far tr;.I
Ton h Of ihe Fdncy on he Points Quite an excite
created yesterday morning amongst the fancy
the Five Points, which came OF in the ya a II
Mrs Browns mansion. located at No Little Water
street. between two fair damsels of pugistc
nict Il which poor Kate of second best lc 40.
dpnte had arisen parties respecting
the stsnd' aod reputation Of Gait arines friend
which from high words resulted In q chsen in order
to SETTLE tho matter In I'm honorable way
seconds we're appointed on both sides and the combat
ants eager for the fray when bystander fearing
end general cement proposed to the
parties to light alone seconds and others to retire p
10 the oack ROOM door, and witness the delicious
mor'c - through tue winuow 10 this proposition all
parties readily consented and upon the word being given
At they went tooth ana nail when Caroline received
bang on the ieit eye, which drew the claref Kate
tuanoher blow on the nasal organ which caused Caro-
line TO see "rtars," when they both closed despe
rst-ly. ana both went down, Caroline on top.
time" But the combatants being bent On mis-
chief needed not time--comrnenced the second round
Win the iuy OF Two Kilkenny cats" squared OF and
closed In with put little scratching Kate grabbing her
au gonis ny the hair ana apparently bent mischief
when caroline OBSERVING her design suddenly changed
her position, whereby she got Kate completely in her
power being much the strongest, and preparing to
puhsh her severely Ihs however, was seen by Ks ..
who that moment ORES along jack knife from her peck
ct and ohcted awful cash the feshy part OF
Carlne's l-it arm penetrating nearly to the bone
This wound l9osrd the hold OF Caroline, who at
called out murier the seconds and spectators fed and
In popp'd omcsrd BAKER ana oNsl OF the 9th ward
Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2

BALTIMORE, Oct. T.
Flour-The market YVES steady, and sales Of 600 bbls
Howard street good new made OF IS 10. Wheat
The demand for milling continued good, and sales Of
Maryland reds made at 1885, and of white do at
i22c There was no change in and sales OF i'm
pr'ance were reported Rye quote at 75c; sales
Oats were worth s6c 43c (new) Meal was held at
% % Fork was firm; mess as Sl3 $l3 %, and prime
at $40 rs, tendency upward. Barrel lard was
worth l0c. Whiskey nrm, with upward tendency;
last sales at 27c 28c; held higher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
ALBANY, Oct. 2-P. NJ

ALBANY, Oct. 2-P. NJ,
Flour-No change in quotations and no sales making
worth reporting. Wheat-The demand for mddling
fair and 5000 bushels good Genesee the
ket for which 1890 asked Corn-No sales were re-
ported, while prices remained unchanged Oats-sales
OF 5000 bushels were made ut 40 80 cents Barley was
hrm-'3c was bid Provisicns-No change. Receipts
by canal during the preceding twenty four hours
Flour 5000 barrels wheat 1000 bushels; corn do
barley 10000 do. Nothing in freights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
II K Il II q IL A r HIC /.
Markets..

CINCINNATI, October 2-P. NJ.
Flour.-The market was firm, and sales of $40 bbls.
were made at 81 81 Ga Nothing of moment doing
Ia grain Provisions frmer, though no sales Of
Pork were made worth reporting. The porking season
has not commeucsd dealers making extensive prepare
ions The last sales Bacon sides were made at cents
They have since been offered under that figure without
buyers Whiskey.-Ths article dull ct IL Is cts
Clover Seed is in good supply. and market Inactive.
Lnsesd on City pressed continued to sell at So a 50
From wagons, it worth only 4s SO cents fer
cd quality The river in fair boating order and ship
ments good for the eeason Of the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
Legislative PROCEEDINGS.

ALb.Sr, October ., lsl7.
SENATE.
The Senate Was not in session over ten mtnutss No
business was transacted
HousE.
The bill repeating the act exempting the pronertx ~
ministers Of the gospel from taxation was
There were only 60 votes the bi-syes &C. nays Il
motion to reconsider made aud laid on the table
The bill to abolish capital punishmsnt is nov under
confederation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
BUFFALO, October pm.

UVIFNLO, OCCUDsr 2--T,M.
Flour-The market continued dull. Sales of 900
bbs were made including lots Of feesh ground and
at So. Whest-ssles Of 5000 bushels were made, in
Guiding lots of Western at 9Oc and good new at ST.
Corn-ss'es OF 5000 bushels made, including
tern mixed at 4sc, and yellow at 5Ic Provisions no
change Wh'skey was dull at 24o. Receipts during
the preosding twenty four hours:-Flour 500 bbs
wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 40 600 do. Freights by
canal to Albsny:-Flour, aec; corn, i2c. and wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
go .TaEs y
LATEST MOMENT.


Ahe new York DensoeTs,i. State Convention
sraAcUsE. Ostobsr -sx r NJ.
Inc Convention has admitted Litehaeld The vote
sso d Tor Litshnsld oil, Van Buren, So
Inc case Of Livingston and Dunn, Of New York city,
pending This is the last contested c.s that re-
mains to be decided
nc Convention will have 70 remain here until next