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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03


CoMsos PisAs. Oct Ala Bsnco-Dscisioss--Leras
.snis'n ". rae Mayor, .4idsrmen, re. of Nev York
S4,ah Ar J,nnins impi,eded. &c os Sarah q.
C,U,r.-Judgw.pt Or defend mt on demurrer plain
TN may rep.y on payment OF costs
In CHAMysR-Before Judge lngrahem--H ABrAs Con-
rus Siias p Clark. native of the state Of Penusylva
MA was discharged this morning from the United stats
Army, on thu ground OF hi, being MINOR under the
age OF 10 years, when he enlisted.
surREME CoUnT Special Term The October spe-
cial Term will commrnoo on Monday next at the City
Hall Ms Justice Willard presiding
mencs on Monday, Mr. Justice Moorehouse presiding.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CousT-Before Judge Mel.
son The October Term Of this Court begins on Tues
MAYORS OSyIcE, Oct. 2.-Robert Connolly, driver Of
hack No ia npsd IS for refusing to take passen
ger ublees he paid him than he entitled to
under the ordinance regulating hackney coaChes, So
The case Of Bray VS.. Bray, divorce from Mon
mouth county. was argued by vroom and vredenburg.
Executrx Of Benjamin Hendrickson. decd. complain
ant. and Joseph Anderson, defendant. c. s Green
and Peter d. Vroom for complainant, S O. Potts and
WIN. Halsted for defendant -Trtnfon State Gazette.
The Great Fair OF the American Institute
opens Tuesday the 3th and the things erib,
ton W. de stand there vi! be q boo.
s aud we have seldom seen DO and p shs "I;ce he
sells he 81 Fr..ch calf ,r 81 50 eau 70 those so
boots all aud see for youT.siv.s corner Of
Fulton and Nassau OPPOSITE our office.
The Cheapest and Best Place In tho City to
Ss S9ar boots shoes or sa's .. !ones Ann street near
epurchnsed ST. Quite saving He sells
ed boots and Sc o. Jones' has
aes o 81 doing and :%,
give entire satisfaction.
Daily Herald In Boston.-Persons Wishing
s rs N.r s G , hs s Ike N III:
Haven line il the ;v.nag eau be rsxa'sry upsiisd a 10
sy leaving their REDS ;siT G Ss'
s2s eodiot
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Died.

Died.
Suddenly, Oct I'd, Isl7, DAVID FoRsHAy, son OF John
and Margaret Ann Britain, aged years and IL days
The friends and acquaintances Of the family also the
members Of Gsttys Lodge, No. II, o. OF f.,
spsctfuy invited to attend the funeral, from No. o-
boken street, on Sunday afternoon, ut ~ O'Clock with
out further invitation.
At Mobile the 10th Sept, of the prevailing epds
MIC VIM BUCHANAN, Of Glasgow, Scotland.
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Wheeling Banks ~ per cent discount.
There iOo little doing In any Of these things that
quotations cannot be considered otherwise than nomi
nal Since the sailing Of this packets Of the rst ster
ling has been very quiet and the tendency at
the close on packet day was downward.
The following statement shows the value of the ex-
ports from the port of Boston foreign ports during the
month RI Sentamher
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BosroN, October PPM.

BosroS, October pm.
Four-The market for fresh ground and new western
Genesee and Southern continued steady Sales
barrels were made at So SIX to So Wheat-Not hing
reported Corn Sales Of 5000 bushels made in
Guiding mixed at 50 cents, yellow at 70 cents Oats
Sales Of 5000 bushels made at 90 cents Provi-
sions-No alteration. Lead-Sales Of 300 pigs were
made at 81 so. Freights dull.
Photographic Cor Of Philadelphia Bulletin ]
PirrsBuRe, Oct 2, r. M.-The water IL ut q stand ut
so feet with the prospect Of rise as there is rain
threatening Flour yesterday demand better Grain
unchanged. Tobacco active. Whiskey In bbls. IL TO
IKE. Wool In fair demand at steady prices.
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WAsHiNoror, October |, ls47.

Tho Pensacola pony news 10 doubted by naspy; bat
good judges believe 1t at least staple the
Our own impression 1t, that the full report when It
comes, will present . DISASTROUS aud uuw. looms
state Of things than wa yet spprised Of Yet, We
hope for the best There may yet be- chance very
sim chance for p~s for pssus from Mexico alter The
occupation Of the city
The news Of last night WAS not made known 70 tho
President till this morning. owing TO his Incorporation
ed In the inteligepc w
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CIScINrArI, Oct 2, Is47.
The steamer Mississippi masgsd last Saturday at
Turkey Island and sunk to her hurricane deck Seven
men, returned illinois volunteers and twenty horses
were drowned. The boat Is total loes.
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Sales Of Kentucky and Virginia tobacco, to some
tent were effected. Prices Arm, and steadily sd-
vancing In foreign nothing transpred worth report
ing.
WHALEsoSE.-No change was noticed, nor sales re-
ported
WHisKEYSales Of 80 barrels State prison were made
1t 29IEc aud about 90 hhds drudge made oac
which advance.
FREI0Hrs-To Liverpool continued nominal Heavy
freight to London reported ut ass 2ss Flour was
eugngrd to Glasgow, at Is 6i to Hsvre 10 continued
TO pe the rate cotton
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At New London, George Jackson a negro, has been
couyicf 90 of murder In the first degree in killing
Edward Nelson, Psquod Indian, In August last.
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I AMPS AND 8frANDOLEs comprising solar, hall,
- OIL dorc, oriental aud csmphene lamps, suitable for
has churcte hotels biiad saloons, establish
where's brill Teqpired together
with an asor globes glasses wIcts csnphepe chern
I'd 70 solar; all kinds vi repairing done. II REILLY.
oil l2tFr 1871 Canal street. .orner Of Laisht
ROAhD "A lew gentlemen Can be- accommodated WI
- "ea aud airy and rood board by appy lug at %
'eonNd street second door from Broadway. oil t4tsm
ARD three rleas,ot TO let with bo,rd;
- lso large the floor, suitable for Office
ith two closets attached Apply 5 Broadway, second
house from Spr ibg street, oi Gi.rc
NJ r. Ct.ARHtIAUD wond invite the attention Of The
~ M'naIs,s o. the different scciety Bas, that his IS
absbmen 20 White street. undergoing thorough repairs
and NIB hmcnu, aod he would be pleased 10 dispose
M following nights for table and gepteel Balls and
n'rhtl aud Friday, Of each week daring For
PARTICULAR piease call on Mr. g., White aSa tiss re
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Tsk Races esER THn Usior Couass-Prestnt sp,
b,arsnces Indicate week Of much interest in the sport
ing world The hotels Of city nled With strau
gers various parts Of the Union whose principal
topc II conversation Is the conrg racer; aud tins ex
element la relation thereto has become 50 intense that
nothing short OF its qualification can allay IT, The
biting very high. These commencs on Tues
day, which 10 the three mile day on which occasion
purse Of $500 will be given For the sweepstakes there
four entries for three year olds that never run mile
heats viz Pslmetto, Fancy, Traveller, and Whisper
wednesday is the four mile day. for purse OF $780, in
which will contend that favorite OF the North the
nowned Fashion, and ths celebrated Southern nag Pas
ssnser. This race will be well contested and We would
give thousand to the prophetic genius who could tell
the story.
CESrRsvILLr CoURsE, l.. 1.-The sporting community
VIII be alive on Monday witness the extraordinary
troting matches against time, Of 1921 miles In
hours the most extraordinary feats undertaken
morse nesh We expect the Cenreville will Re crowded
throughout the day to witness of the
mare, Albany Girl and doubt tn will he
element from hour TO hour and the result approach
es IL VIII he unbnundrd We have long time
matches before but this ia the most extraordinary. -
Monday sl bs long day with sporting and every
one m.y have q chance OF seeing the elephant "
The mile race best three In fve ut Lexington on
Thursday 2Si ult was won BY Fred Kaye Time, l:s9-
Friday was won by Bradley's b. Carlotta by Trustee
Time, 404H-4:l7. The second race mile out, for
two year olis by Brsdleys CHI Mans by Trus-
tso. Time, 203.
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PHiLApELPHfA, Oct 2.
The unfavorable intelligence from Mexico was disbe
eved In certain circles yesterday but private letters
have this morning been received By mail confrmatory
Of It's general oorrectnes break in thu telegraph be-
Baltimore and Washington dsayod the receipt Of
dispatches from Petersburg this morning but the so
ous capture of the city Of Mexico has just over
the wires.
Nathan Evans, conductor the Reading railroad
was drssdfoy crushed yesterday near the Falls OF
sohuylhili BY the cars passing over both thighs He
died at the Hospital about ten o'clock les. night
George Frick and William Walker we're ysstardav
convicted OF participating In the riot OF The 4h Of July
sst when the Germans returning from their celebration
In 1ippinootts works attacked and beaten
The benefit OF Mr. Collins AZ the Wslnut last evening
packed the house to overflow with delighted audience
who appeared carried away by their fengs lou aod
repeated were their applause. Collins nay nov fairly
be considerable having arrived OF thst snn,nce In his
particular line ofchsraoters 80 vorthy ned In bygono
years by tho ament-d Power.
Sales OF Stocks nj philadelphia.
Bank H.
ArTxR sALSs-iC shares Ginrd Bank, "a 1880 d, ti,<
SECOND PoARp 1900 state 60 6 son; 100 u 4. Bank A.
ApTrR san -7'n0 a,s s. 7sX. %. ID
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Ladies' and Gentlemen can obtain a fair edu


cation in three months without study interference with
devotng half dali their reside,
place Of business Address Education" lower post Office.
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Paris Hats-GenlD, 2l4 Broadway. has just
rereivsd Of vey supenr Paris Hats h
celebrated makers. Also, ag. of fine French
Umbrellas, children's Hafs. Caps, &c OF
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Such III. fvent rcamsun Of eyery gentleman who ha
seen Knox' New Fii Fashion Of 9enrlrmens Hats. Tn
style pecu for beauty graceful appropriateness al
expressions OF countenaocs and the ergns excellence
the stock from which the Hats uauctu ed Every body
who rspect Knox Autumn Fashion for st7 will at
lasting ri Of the entire sid fab tht msde of the
hnes' material The shape novel ad pleasi eye
$50 Ct Call on KNOX 1898 Fulton A.
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Tuesday, the 9Th and the things ib,-
ton W. u. de st.ed there win be Of boots
style aud we have seldom sud for the price he
sells he Fre.ch calf boo for s. so those solo
IN other stores Tor IS or Strange sitting the Far should
his splendid boots all aud for yourselves corner
Fulton and Nassau OPPOSITE Office.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
Sale of IiouSe and | OF

DY virtue of power of attorney 10 me exccu-
ID ted by Amos GrItton and Abby his wife .
June "a, lS45, shall expose for sale and sell at
public yendue at the house kept by Hollis Whit.
neg, IN the village and town OF Southport, on the
29h day OF December next. AT Two q clock in the
afternoon OF SAID day. nil the Interest that the said
Grafton and wife had On tie said 24;h day OF une
lS45 or now have, ia and to lot number SIX 10
in Block number seventy four (7ll in the Nouh
ard of the villa &c of Southport, on what sknown
as the Bacon quarter Of SAID village. A good ii.
Ito Tan be given Sale positive.
Dated at Southport, this 10Th day of November
A. D. IS47. SERENO FISK.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
THE NATIONAL ERA:
w a 5 H | y q I y CIT y n. {.
G. BAILEY, Editor; JOHN g. UHfTIIEN
Corresponding Editor.
L. p. NOBLE. Publisher.


L. p NOBLE. Publisher
The leading purpose OF tins journal is the d.
cussion OF the question OF Slavery and the advo~a
cy OF the Main Principles oil the Liberty Party
Due attention Is given TO Social and "ollucai Cues
tons of general Importance nor are the in'erest'
OF Pure Literature overlooked.
1t aims 10 preserve faithful record o. Impor
tant events; OF inventions or Il discoveries aEec'in-
the progress OF Society OF public documents
permanent value and. during the sessions o' Con
gross, TO present such rePoss of It's proceedings as
will convey a correct idea not only OF IFS action
bat oi it. spirit and policy. The debates "a H..
exciting subjects OF slavery and the Mexican VI al
expected 10 arise IN the next Congress, vii occuF
Il large share OF lis columns.
Arrangements have been made for extending
and enrching its already valuable Department q
Home and Foreign Correspondence.
II is printed On mammoth sheet, Of The fines
quality, in the best style, at s. year payable u
ddDd1ce
The generous spirit in which TIE Era has beer
welcomed by the Public Press. and the very liberal
patronage it has received during this the first year
It's existence encourages Us TO hope ior large &C
cessons 10 our subscription list
Il is desirable that subscriptions be forwarde
without delay. that they may DC entered be.o'e
The approsehing Congress.
AL Communications addressed 70
LIP NOBLE.
PabF,tv tie T-:i27z! Era, Wa,hi1Stoz, D. c
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

DIED,
In this village, on Sunday night last, at the res
dence OF his son-in law G. c. Manney, Mr. SAM
UEL AVER, late of Albany, N Y. He had reach
ed, within but two three hours the age OF three
score and ten; yet his mind, Up 10 the moment OF
his death, seemed 10 retain, almost unImpaired, the
vigor for which it always remarkable. and
which. united with strong moral and religious
principle, rendered ms life an honorable and useful
one and his death, however painful 10 ais friends
bu, an exit 10 brighter and happier sphere.
IN Racine. on Sunday, the 18th inst Of consnmr-
ton E3fELINE CARPENTER, wife Of Albar
E. Terry, aged SO yea1.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
DRoBATE NoTICE.-In the matter Of the

L estate OF John SetoH, deceased.
All persons interested la the above named es.
tate, viii please TAKE uotice that application has
been made Ia ihe undersigned for license 10 sell
the real estate belonging 10 said estate. Now,
therefore, you will appear before me on the first
Monday Of January Lext at ny office, in the vii
Iage of Southport, at ten O'clock A NJ. Of oaid
day, ano show cause, it any vow have. why said
license should no, be granted. and the sad adm.
illustrators have leave to sell according their pc.
tition. NOLNEY FRENCH,
Dee. 6. lSi7.-n23 Judge at Pro5Xte.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
-; y
NJ, e .;X 4, q s ! u ~
{. !: =, q Slz !. !, 70 Q. s. !:
l=1ZkAllIl!l&l,!a Il % 81

The chang trou cold To- warm weather pro-
Gucjrg It doe, all lncre, ed activity OF tue ar
Gu alton of the blood il he human system, ia
dues in may persons Il SENSE o. lus>tindr, veal
ness, and oltuuea the hea, ache. L., al. those
who NAV hr so troubled uy d few doses of
NACkENZlE'S COEPOl %DIINER PILLS
as SEE how soon thos unpleasant aIlups viii
vanish The Alternative effects produced by Them
cause a reaction OF the LAYER, remove rs torpiI.ty
and the circulation goes on fee aud cninterI upied
For sale by II. T. $TRlkE&,
Druggl.t, SDn,hEolt w. T.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

TNHE unders gned, having opened new jew
L elry Store in Milwaukee, bees leave tointom
the citizens Of Wisconsin that he will be happy to
have them call at the above named place and eXd
mine his stock OF goods which consist III part Of
Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
SILVER WATE,
OF ali kinds. Cold Pens of various makers. Steel
Trimmings for Bags and Purses Ptriumefv Of all
kinds, Lamps general assortment of Church.
Store, and Parior Lamps Also, Beacon Lamps
for Vessels.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MeIodans, Actordians Flutes and "iano music
TOYS and Fancy Goods
WILLOW WARE
Willow Wagons, Cradles and Chairs, Gold and
Silver Trimmings Tor Odd Fellows regaa end
other articles too numerous to mention.
Particular attention paid to repalriag OF Watch
es and Jewelry-also Engraving.
S. GARDINER.
Mwau kee, Jdne, f247-no2yI
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
Wine, Liquor, and Segar Store.
1oG, Chapius Elork. Hes Ia cJ S:rrc:, ith Ward
MIIW Al KFE

Wine, Liquor, and Segar Store,
LOG, Chapius Elo,k Hes Ia cy Stree, tn Ward
MILWAUKEE,.
II BUTTERFIELD, Importer Of all kinds Of
II. Liquors. Wines & egars. Keeps constant
" on hand in lots to suit purchasers, Cd Bottled
Wines and Brandies,
0tard Brandy dark and pale.
A Seignerts Brandy; Resieu;
pinet, CaStlion q Cos Brandy;
United Froprletors, do; Rochelle do
Cognlac do; Peach do.
WINES.
Port Wine, pure juicc, port wine red port wine;
Sicily wine. Malaga DO sweet lCnerf' DO;
Madeira wine Lisbon do Claret. ,arou, brands J
Vino dc Grave, Muscat, sherry, brown & pale .
lIeidsck, Liberty and other ChAnpaigHes;
Jamaica Rum II. CroiS DO, y. +. do;
Monongahela whisky, Scotch do, Irish DO,
London Porter, scoch Ale, Holland Gin;
[Swan, Hope and other brands
" Many OF the above articles are nd and er'ru
high Gqrorcd.
SEGARS-Nouarga La Union. Trabhcos La
Norma, Pantela Rega,iI, Prlacpes aud other
brands and Qualities Also dealer IN all kinds %
Domestic Liquors Tobacco, snuff and segars.
CITY dealers, Merchants and Hotel keepers viii
do we'll to call before going cast, or purchasing
elsewhere All goods warranted to prove rec
commended.
casks. Also goods from New York from uhIcr
Custom House Lock, II preferred.
Milwaukee Oct. ), 1917. tinl5.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

NEW GOoDS-Tns best sssOHE,eE, 70 ,orn
~ jas, received sn3 s;liineoG ebespst
May 10: NASNEY i Cos
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
NOTICE.

70 A lecture, by she Rev. JOINS GRID
LEY, will be delivered before the Southport
Literary Association, III the basement oil The
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Friday
the 18th inst, at haIf-past 6 O'Clock r. NJ.
II. f. HALL, Sec'y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
For safe IN H. r. StrYkcr.

WHY will you have grey hon, o. red hair whom
il can be matched with any darker shade surpas-
sing in beauty even the mos, natural looks by
using the cricba'ed Venetian Liquid lInir Dye,
ropared only by Ballard x Greene. 6 Ecniists &c
291 Main street Bnialo. Re sure and zee that
each bottle ~ accompanied with our signature, as
4oue oih.r is genuine rrr,c - cents
Per sGia ~ H. T. .Hryker.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

White Teeth, Sweet breath. and Hra,fhv
Gums to b had by using - got Of Ballard a.
firsrne cr'rb5a'ei Amh-r Iuo.h Paste THIS
he fines, preparation Ia h's yer been ai'sr-
- N he pnb'jc /, rpaderS ;he darkest and foul
~ te~th beani1u'iy White, and makes the breath
plc,ousy sweet, ard wlll Only cot you - Gems.
1J'Fnr sale by II. +. STkYKfk
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

DOUBLEoYEN and Yankee Notion C0oA,pg
I)S'cvss. just received sni Tor sale hy
September. 1917 M,psBArr e. PBETPs-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

4 splendid assortment o. Lad.u, Gems Mis.c,.
\ ana thiidrens Boots and hoes Also, CAitcI>,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17

pOANET&-l greet v.r.c;yo. Ladies sui AIisa-
EScs. Tor stlc by lI~N x NkrcALF.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-17
GHOl ERIES.

/ OOKlNG Glass e Tor sale hr
IL FjsE & NlsTrtLF.
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,Nj.U GR.RNifE fR0NI BfILDLNI,
O positc the |; an OF irg / II a
Als no" receiving Large and well selected stock oi
GR0CERiES. LiQIORS, DO.MESIYC. &c.
" Inch they intend 10 sell upon spbd ter any
house engaged in tic trade, exchange tp all h nds o pr
dnrc usually brought 10 thus market, VIZ Bacon, Butte
Whshey, Peach aud Apple Brandy, Flax and Tow Linen
Nopl and Wool Rolls, Feathers, tiins,nE flaxred, X
and will allow Tor all such the hi hest market prce
Their stock consists part OF The loowing ARTICLES
SuGAlt-Loai, Powdered Crushed, Clarified, 81. tfoiS,
Tnrto Rico and New Orleans.
corr Mocha, old Java, Laenyra, RIO, &c &c.
Molasses, falloW AMI sperm tandlcs.
1IAS Black aud Green, Of the finest brought II
tins market.
Cotton Yam 81 The most approved Factories
BRANDY -IesfPus flcpe, ,lnisiloudo, Amls and Peach
WINE Finest old Melcn, Sicil} MatIia, infl, Sherry
and Swert.
WIiskFY -Nal'7 best best old Rye aud Rceiel,
mn keetlied and Maintain
GIN=Puie iiollaad aud American.
III NJ Bcst old 1amaeia. and New Ellg lanl.
Rice, ban Iron lsnglsh ard Trcd.gar lion.
SrEE.l.=Cast, Shear and Iilistcrod.
Feather, Wool and Wool Rolls
Nails, all si1es Powders Blasting and Sporngi Shot and
Lead.
windo,, Glass, $ by II and 10 b, L.
Salt and Scears every variety.
Domestic. 81. - and Ii.
Cotton osU3bafss.
Soap, Shae Thread salipetrc tlam. Indigo. Madder,
teppr9s, Ginger. peppr AlsFtrc Letter, Fapisrap and
Nlppln2 Paper Grind stones tnt. y ool and Palm leai
Hat aso5s, Bod licng, Apron Ghrrsf Mustard, Trace
hains ANes Shao Tac,s Bod Cors, Plough Line, s..
1hey cordially invite purchasers .ttufe Her Lug
Stock Ia are making purchases elsewhere
6. uirf Ar nGrfGAlNfn r. SELL fows u
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.>TH sPRLsH & St.n.lER GOODS
" 10y T..

{. W. LOVE,
n Hc Old Stand n .Beirer & Lore.
ENOt Id respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally that he i. now receiving his
SPRlAG ST PPIN OF MEAN GOODS,
which he would call their attention, assuring them he
will sell and make 10 order cheap any house in lhe
place. All he asks examination nt his stock, among
which they will find the following articles
Bloey S best black aud blue Cloths.
Smoos do do do do
English. French \ German do do Of various colors,
Blocy 'sbcsl black CassiIaercs,
l5leh6d's do do do
English French and German Cassimeres various colors
Best English and French black Sans
SILK Cashmere. Nelvetcen and ether Nestngs
Pocket and Neck landkeches. Susponders Gloves and
in fact. every ling usually kept IN such house.
April It's CIV. LOVE.
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safe o.. Valuable
s l. ! ! + s. l. L y y s. &.

i I L s, Ii y u S, Is
DS .ifis al decd Il tst executed Ia liz l., Amistead
Bafsdale. 81, bearing date the lth Ia, oi Mach
el9 and II teeeid IN the county Count 81 lallaN, shall
On the 2hh and 2st DAYS 81 October ISL beginning The
2oh dtN al pruaher, 1877, At Sandy 1foek Mills, III the
county 81 laaxl expose 10 ale hY Wa, oi public aneun
the following property, 10 Wit Cine certain Tact parcel
oil lNNi with lis srputonat.ts, Ning IN the Masfs ri
Sand, Sfeet IN tie said county ii HALIFAX containing
ICE tcIcs.
mure les. bene tie IA winch thr said Amisiead
ssiaIe resides. NJ halt olthe sand, tfeeh
WIS tic iaad aashedltefeta AMI tin mtag apparatus
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Alsoa1 rsad Rarlsaale's interest At he date al the
sud tool ~ & liisnile, amsent L. said Null, tie aud
atlseAea sfea, ahd la hNtas, and ehet appaenaaees
hel 1aia. In fft aid bistilletNs
As5.he following sa,es. and iis stie Nnnl,
hoia, us.e lrury "a mani Pheasant. Arastrad, Na-l
oenn Alafs t'ilie, John, lafe ii hasA tlaR and he
lut eiait, Bets>, ilau,, N5a, and Npilon, sylvia,
llanat, tleasy, NIFTY Ner and hei eilr'n, lW,
dat NeN nlt and A1rau, aud any increase Il thu saia
teal &ases bun since tie Dat ii tin saddeed 81 titst
Also, adains af1iazf and ltansss. lair Il taffRGc
Horse. four .haIse Naan al tie stuck nj