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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21
ARRfED.

In Sharon, on Thursday Evening Oct. 18th,
by the Rev. Joel Osborn, Of North-East, Nc.
Samuel Payne Boyd, Of Armenia, Duchess Co.,
N Y to Miss Abigail H, daughter Of z. w.
Bissell, Esq Of the former place.
In North Canaan. CT. October 5th, BY the
Rev Mr. Francis, s. Edward Smith. M. d,
Of West Cornwall It. to Miss Mary T. Bah
cock Of Hudson, N. Y.
In Burlington. on the Sd inst, by Rev.
Erastus Scranton. Harvey w. Bassets
Of Plymouth, and erusha E. ThOmps0a
of Burlington.
In New Milford, on the 18th inst. OH.
yer c. Stanley. Of New Britain, aud
Charlotte Hme, of the former place
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21
ny Ms ExcEEEENcT
CLARK HESSEzAs


e. ADMOL38&4A1NN0
The goodness OF God, winch has sFowred the
wpsr. now drawing to . clcse-the many and
). nnmeril.d mercies which we e. q people
have received At His hands, demands Of Us
united expression Of deep and feFVent graf
ituae.
! ii order 10 the discharge Of this delightful
ausy. and that we may with one heart and
s voice. render TO him that tribute which Is 50
syzsfly His duel hereby recommend That
Thsfsday tke 2Sfh day IF JNcgenlter. sext be
Z NJ, snara' a. q day of PUBLIC THANKSGIV~
Nc and PRAISE 10 Almighty GOd-to be OBJ
served throughout this State in q manner be-
cdming religious and grateful people. Aud
| invite che Ministers and people Of ell demon.
nations to assemble in their respective places
of nnblic worship on that day aud there wish
appropriate soleuanities, to render unto God
the glory due TO His most holy Name--tC com>
memofate with grateful hearts His benehcence
10 rs as people, and the tokens OF His uncea :
sing kindness, Il anifested IN the preservation
and Continuance Of Our social, civil, ana Eeiig@
ions privileges-in our exemption from the
woes and misel les of fainine--as well as from
the pes,iIence which walkelh IN darkness,
2, and wasteth at noon~day-in the contInued
/, urosperiiv OF our institutions OF learning ana
ouI Common Schcols-and especially in the
light which shines upon our path. in the gospel
OF His Son.
<, And while we recount the mercies Of God.
and recognize the claims which He has upon
our gratitude and love, let Us devoutly suppli>
cate His continued favor-tha, He would hush
the tumuh OF war--that He would diffuse over
our land spirit Of mutual io,bearance and
kinduess--,he spirit Of the Gospel Of Peace
and that - may be that happy people whose
God Is re I<ord.
Given un3sr say hand and the Seal Of the
Siais New Haven, this nth day of
Ocl0b|A IN the year OF our Lord one
II. thdAssed Fight hundred and forty.seven
and 81 the independence Of the United
States the seventy -secoud.
CLARK BISSEEL
BY His Excellency command,
JOHN B. RoBxKTs0N. Secretary Of State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

LsrIl is said that Mr.. Armstrong, U, s..
Consul at Liverpool, now on a visit 70 this
country has resigned that Office, and is to
BE appointed B,ieadier General in the arr
nv, made vacant by the death Of General
Hoppin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

THR ANHIvKRsASIEs.-ls win be borne
in mind that the anniversary exercises Of
the Lilchheld County Home Missionary
Society viii take place to day wednesday,
inthe CO ngrega.ional church, commencing
at 10 O'Clock forenoon and those "t the
Foreign Mission Society. at lO'clOck z N
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

San AucuDsNr.-Oa Friday las'.a psam-
lsing nnn q aIr Henry h Bisssll' q che
western rorshis iown,agsd ab"u' Z ysan.
uas . severely burt BY his clothes taking
ere. that hisliEe Is dsspairea Of.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

EFThe Boston Transcript says that
some years since the Hon. Thomas H. Per-
kins, Of Boslon, visited the House once occn.
pied by Shakespeare, an6 observing the
desolate appear ance Of the room, gave or
dels to respectable slationer in the town
to furnish il with suitable desk, book, ink
and pens, and keep 1t supplied with these
articles for the future. drawing npon Mr..
RS banker in London, annually for the ex.
pense. u appears that at the late sale OF
the Old house. i've hooks Of autographs from
iolxto lS4I, were sold by the anciioDeer
70 Mr.. Batter, Cor the sum of E73 hos.
John Bull htsle ,suspecistsas the sale that he
vas indebted to brother Jonathan for this
valuable auiographic collection.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21
Murder Of an Editor.

i Mr., Edward Mathews, formerly junior
publisher OF the Yankee Blade, and brother
of the present editor OF that paper. was
murdered at Waterville, Maine, on the 9Th inst.
A DR. Coolidge has heen arrested on suspicion.
He appears to have been 6rst poisoned. Md
then severely bruised.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

TEMPERANCE, - We learn thar the
Rev, DR. HEWITT. Of Bridgeport, Is expected
to be present and address the snNual meeting
Of the Li,chfcid County Temperance Society.
10 be holden At Milton on Tuesday next. DR.
4, h veteran in the cause, and his pres
eNce should alone secure q foil attendance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21
DIED.

In Salisbury, on the 12ih inst, Lydia Amar-
ds, wife of Geotga W. Weed. and daughter Of
the late Thomas Whitmore. of Binghamton,
N. Y AGED 81. She had been CONSTANT
member u a branch Of the Oh, istian church
since her l4th year Her end was peaceful
she died as he t'hr,stian dlp,h Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

n = :. - DALAINUEIhs tA'tNy wa 8s
The Georgia papers received BY tAe
Southern Mail, announce that the WhigsI
hare four majority in the Senate and too
q BE blouse, thus securing two Wing SEM
aiors IN place of Messrs. J. MePherssn
Berri> \, Wing, and Waller T. COlquitt, LO.
co.
Towns, the Lncofoco candidate for Cove
ernor, is elected BY 600
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21
Ohio Right Side Up.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio Oct. IS.

Dear Greedy: Returns received this eve
ming render certain the election Ut WING
majority in both branches of the Ohio LegN
islatOre. Nine cheers for the Buckeyes!
Yours, J.. T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

0y-Aa the dove will clasp its wings TO its
side. and cover and conceal the arrow that is
preying upon lie vitals, 81 10 il the nature OF
woman to hide from the world the pangs Of
wounded affections.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

0U-The Hartford Times states, that the late
DR. barry. formerly Of Salisbury. about ysar
previous to his death effected an insurance on
his liie Of $500, in the Connecticut Life IN
surance Company, in Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

nRThe Mormons are said 10 be 10 q
hnur hing condition in their new loca>
mon III me fine lands Of the Potiawasts.
mic purchase. above Council Blufs, Ms
sonri. They have planted immense
helds OF eorn-io the extent, i is estima-
ted, of SOOOO acres-and other grain and
produce. They KAYE built also town
called " Winterquariers.' which ALREADY
Contains population ofseme 600 souls.
This town Is entirely picketed 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

Ears RzsERc2p This great work is
psogressios veFy rapidly, There are some
5000 mea engaged %, u. and win psob>
ably be completed 10 the autumn Of ls4S.
This road win open 10 settlement one Of
finest portions Of this Stale.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

O0-The following gentlemen are appointed
Delegates from .Nfw .Miifnrd Ia the Wing
State Convention. viz-Lyman Smith. Eli My
gait, Carr Hine, Lewis B. Sherwood.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21

Gz-Ii Is stalled BY Inc Tunes that Mas
ior II. Il Seymour his been promoted
10 The rank Of Lier,enunt Colo.lel IN the
q. s. Army, apd Il transferred from The
9Th ID the IL ressmen. Intan,rJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-10-21
7=z s1gOODS!

uHha Election 10 Penn. 4 pvET,
gone ior Texas, ne War, Free
everything else lhat u do CASH!
heaven pFovDki,.R in pOlltiis kEELER
give particulars when we hule
pleie. "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
DIED 4

90 Monday, August 30 at Dedham Macs. after a
Angeuus illness. of consumption. LEWIS WHEATON
sEAvtR late OF this city, aged % Of Rsv. Horace
sss,rr Il Massachusetts
MCsdwcl. N J on the 30th of August Rev. WIN
BULL. formerly OF kotterDg Epgsnd. In tho SD year
Of bic age
Sunday morning NANCY SHEPARD, wife OF Mr.
Es~srd smith
The friends of the family respectfully requested
70 sueud her funeral this AFTERNOON at O'Clock from
New DE- Po,tss Church In University place, near Tenth
STREET c
% Sunday. Sep, s. ARTHUR THOMAS, son OF WIN
John hsddock. AGED months
Do The Sd instant The residence Of her brother 10
Az w. LeAvens. E.q Pr-kskill ELIZABETH dsugh.
W 81 To- late Elem Burning and ~iio OF C. J. Holt
vtos City Ia the 5ilh year OF her age
lN knfsb-thtown. J on the 5th instant AMELIA.
yoaasr1 daughter OF John A. and Hannah X. Gum
io.r irs pds invited to attend the funeral at 2
Seoet this (Mouosy) afternoon from the residence
pf n Gum lO6 Fourth sI without fsrther invstior
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FOREIGN IMpopr.r,ou,

CANIoN->sp CssHet-Sso5 half cho,t. as "a. to..
yoahs hSsSn Tea 100 oxscaper DO SIS chcr.bVson AZ 1s
chests 40 nj chests hNson skln do $50 do a. 80
HI chests - osity exs sunpowder 64 hi chss, az ~
ooxs ~ cases bNs mperial tea AZ nj chess Ssy
Us do do souchong do Sif do pouchons DO 81 Az Ia ~
txs oolong do ssp mats csssla SO bn cassia "A c..s
aAol has aud 10 cases sllks bxs uadse 10 order
LlNERPOOL-SaP barisnstss-lst9 sacks salt @ "
Shields Co.'S tons coal Colden-i case z &; SIM
so8-ls47 bars Brewer Neison--6ol DO hales y
baTnit--l2 cas- dyewood do rBcse edls Wethernston
frsucis " elch-S bales Walkers cssks SIMS do
n.ose $40 bars mon order.
bkEAEN-bark C0asfir1fi0n-toco bars iron - pieces
easslhx Oelriehs kruger-So bales mdse W Weld OF
bosen-. trunks Bcchtel DreyeT
,,OtAlAMA. y. R.-BT,g Louisa--2ss hhds rnolasses
Arson ThomIeoH-5 do 10 Kegs famsIinds master
TRINIDAD DE CUBA--B,is Lmeits<-2l5 hhds sugar
pos DO 40 bids moases bhs do 50 bales tobacco ess
eo1ee DuEscome = Beckwsth
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On Friday.
MISS PARnOF,s COrRr OF LOUIS XIV.
GRAND DEPOT OF

C,HFAP LITFRATURE " n GRAHAMS Tti-
- Buildings where can Re had All the new puoca
tons published
JUST RECEIVED.
Chamberss Cyclopedi. No. rs, complete price p
per nGmher
Chamherss Miscellany, No 2 prlce p ct-
Pssoure or the Of the Mountains prce oOcts
Crime. Of the B0rgas by Dfmss; price . cts
Knisht Of Gwynne by Lever; price 2, cs
Lnn.rds Legends all the four parts Price - CO. each
The Dowerless or the List VIII price . cts
The Insuared hv Lady Bury price = cts.
Part 5 Lonis XVIII by Miss Psrdoe' 81 CTS.
Flowers fers0nifed, part S; price = cis
All the Magazines for September Graham. Democratic
Review Am Wing Review, Lady BOOK l mon NasA
zinc. Blackwood, &C. SC.
The Adventures Of French gentlemen with 10 Illus
trati0us price 81! cts. a.,
Pereirs. Treatise on Food and Diet, most valuable
work /. price 81 cts. -, -
The Doom Of the Tory Guard by Curtis price l-s CTS
Russell BY James price p cts
The secret Tribunal by Dumas, price Is cts.
The Maid Of the Valley ~ CTS $50
The Adventure. Of Bob Norberry. an lnsh Reporter
price 25 cts . -
IS " ~ GRAHAM, Tribune Building Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

Special attention is requested TO the following
W Important Noticc.-The astonishing success and
immense patronage attending the New Hat Company
established only nine months induces them NJ once
TO add their beautiful Three Dollar Hats far superior
finish costly trimmings The Company respect
fully the public that they stand pledged 10 supply
the finest Nutra Moeskin Hal that can be manufactured
al their standard price Three Dollars The Company Will
introduce inspection their Fall Style on the 18th inst
aud the specton Of the public their elegant and
superior hnish till the opening OF the season, which viii
be the 25th of August A. usual second quaiy-no
secoud price And consideration viii old Hats be
in exchange except from the patrons Of the yearly
arrangements GARBANATI. Manager, lis Nassau-sr
au2O Inns I'd door from Spruce, aud IL BoweTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
SUMMER WEAR.

OUR STOCK of sea.1uahle goods comprising the latest
Oaud most fashionable styles the market, offered tOf
inspection, under the assurance that the endeaFQr
which hsyc ELECTED very liberal share OF parona@e vii
be- exertcd saf sfscton in the style and make Of
garments In particular would commend 10 the aiten
Of those who have proved the truth Of our assertions
Interference the superior cnt Of pantacons are ens
hed furnish. assortment Of Cassimercs sud Dnl
and those OF ghf and garment sew
era highiy approved styles Of Sacks.
From the particular attention directed 10 Army and Ma
w work Uniforms fnrnshed in strc conformity to
relulatons and we have always on hand goods TO an
swer the requirements of all grades Of the service.
WIN. a. JENNINGS 90. Diapers and Taor-.
au22 istf 81 Broadway, American H1sei
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GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
LAII ANklInN lAl4
BEEBE 4 COSTAR, HATTERS,
I,g Evn.ntxAx <tsrNpnp ASp


l33 CHEsNUT-ST. PHIL ADfLPniA, WILL PRESENT TIE
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
On Saturday, -iseusf q, 1871
II Upon issuing the Fashion for the season,
c. beg that is their intention 10 intro
duce STYLE hat altogether superior before ohe
They have adopted entirely and unique mode Of
trimming which, combining IN the highest elegance
finish aud durability, tends materially toward the pre-
servation Of the hat
Another improvement will be the strict adaptation Of
hat veil the features the form and size of
the weaer thereby avoiding the apparent nconguty Of
large and tall man with adimnutiye hat and wee
BfrRs COs1AR will present this aston, beside
their weknown superior Moleskn Hat, Black Fur Hat.
OF the Rocky Mountain beaver, ssuperor article, which
will be sold at their regular standard price.
They would respectfully attention 10 the branch
Of their establishment SS Chesnut-st Philadelphia, which
Will be opened the 18th inst IN asyle corresponding
with their house IN NewYcTk, with superior stock Of
goods and with the avowed object Of furnishing better
hat for the price than he found elsewhere There will
always be found al both places full and complete
Of hats and for gents, youths and children TO
gether with ladies riding hats and and variety Of
fancy goods appeiainng the trade, such
breas gloves brushes and other articles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them by ready and frequent in
with the cities Of Pans and London together
with the recent improvement which they have effected In
the and OF machinery will enable them %
offer goods Of the desirable fashion and fabrication
the very lowest market prices either al wholesale
all anil isff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
Wholesale and Retail
WASHINGTON CROCkERY STORE,
NO. I3~ WILLIAM-~T. opposite the Washing

4 ' ton Stores ID door below fultonsf
The suhsc ber having been for some time past largely
sa.ed In the CHINA GLASS AND EARrHkN WARE
bushes Al WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
sive ARRANGEMENTS Tor furnishing families and those
meuclng Housekeeping with Goods n his lire, and be II
Enabled sell his goods lower rates than those engaged
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively, consequence OF his
large and frequent importatl0ns for hrs WHOLESALE
BUSINESS. The location Of tins establishment OF tie
Subscriber being such that he PAYS low and incurs
moderate expenses enables hm % carry out hls intention
of furnishing his wares AZ REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber designs selling good articles. snd without
an OF his styles OF French China Dinner and
Dessert Services tine CHINA decorated granite Tea aud
Coffee sets. Toilet variety, solar Lamps,
Vases Grandoi-s Mantel Ornaments Fancy Goods, Cut
and PLAIN Glass aud common goods &C &c would cay 70
all that he promises convince them n they viii
favor HIM with cali that they purchase goods a. his
establishment on much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
staRFTAIL STORE. but should this b. deemed
ducenent. he would solicit patronage upon the ground Of
oaenng for their inspection an unusually LARGE AND
TNRIXALED STOCK. from which selections can be
made that viii entire satisfaction. Hotels, ships and
sc lmhoafs furnished.
Goods sent free Of expense % al parts Of the city
s,rf GEORGE II. CLAPP
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT"

Noe ia aud 10 Fllt0n-sf sun buIdlnss
LAMPS. GlRANDOLEs cHsSDELtERs, &C.
J. o. FAY
UJAS MADE such ARRANGEMENTS with large manu.ac-
Ilturns establishment will insure % the public mer-
chants and others rare opportunity 70 procure cheap and
gerv superior articles Of solar Hanging and stand
Lamps In great variety.
"GfRANDOLES.'
~ ue.g and superior sfyie and finish.
sol AR AND GAS CHANDELIERS"
with 70 OF hzhts. Of the most splendid workmanship,
- S"CASDFLAbRAs. HALL LANTERNS" &c. &C
80 BRACKET SOLAR"
and tn side Reflector Lamps and Wicks
The above ARTICLES are unequaied quality, STYLE and
beauty Of nn.h and VIII BE- sold a the Manufacturer
lowest prices Wholesale and retail Gli' bIonIcd aHd
Slvered
B-Don't forget before purchasing, 20 cal and eI'
anime the assortment the Lamp Stole ~ and 10 Ful.
tor - sun Buildings.
Also Oh Lamp. rebronzed, gilt and silgefed' made TO
look Ike new short notice and Astral Lamps altered 70
Sgi.- u lmIs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
BOARDING..

DOARD-A private family in quiet location near the
corner Of Broad aud Beecsers wish % let back
paror gentcey furnished. gentleman aud his wife win
hoard AlsO. very pleasant M the second story
single gentlemen with breakfast ard tea tuque-ona-
bic references given and required Address a. b boz
H. Post Office. - fiis
DOtRD.-A gentleman and wife want % take board
Dwiih private family residing In pleasant oca-
ton west OF Broadway. They viii furnish their own
r0Om which be on the second floor. They "l4 not
be particular about tie table, provided the BE- agree
able and for which reasonable price wll be- paid Re
ference. required Address ". y. Tribune Office - ~
DOARUINc.-Two gentlemen with their wives or
ID four single gentlemen can have board win or
without furnished apartments with private family fed-
ing healthy pleasant and IN every respect desirable
location. References exchanged Address S1 Thirdave-
nue., between Twenythird and Twenty fourthst - 81
DOARDING-ai Union Park-The house 6js Broad
Dway, corner Fourieenth-st Is this day reopened The
house is perfect order, and choice Of rooms front
ing the Park and Broadway may be had by immediate
application - n
ID wife and servant above Bro0mest and near % Broad
way viii furnish their Those who are dis
posed accommodate moderate terms may address
Benjamin at this office - 81
DOtRDING.-Five or SIX respectable mechanics can
ID De accommodated with board and lodging Al p 81 per
week. by applying al "a GTeenwehst Tie rooms are
comfortable. y u
DOARD.-Two or three single gentlemen can be &C
ID commodaied with good board In the house Of private
family. 81 WalkeT--t near Broadway References eh-
changed. au'i 2us
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife and single
- gentleman can be Accommodated with board with q
small private family. Inquire 30 McDougalst - I'M
no LET, WITH BOARD-In genteel private
family a large pleasant with pantry attached, to
two gentlemen or gentleman and his wife, sin gle
gentleman # required East Twenty hrsst between
Second and Third-avenues - ot
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W. II. CARY & CO.

f86 FEAsL-srRCEr. OPPOSITE cEDAs-sISEtf
IIAVF IN STORE and are receiving BY late arTisals-
III Cases Mar.hslls Linen Tread, Nos. 10 % 100
stevens Cos Linen Tread al color. and No. elsIs
Cl.r. Co. P.sley spool Cotton cord, 100 yts, white
and coOrs 80,
Warren. Needles. drilled eyed sh.rps and be'~s Oiled
eyed Needles, low priced
Howe Maaafsctarinx Co -oldhest Pms, f1 and shorr
stuck
Purses. Purse Twist. PLAIN and assorted shades
Steel Beads >,eel rassels, Rlnss and Fringe
Tortois. Shell Buffalo and imitation carved Combs
ToroI.e shell and Horn Side Combs, PLAIN and carved.
Bone metal and composition sGsPenteE Buttons.
Pearl and Azare SHIN Bsftous.
Lasting. M0hair and Brocsde Coat Buttons
WadeA Butchers Razors AL patterns
knives and Scissors II al cescuptons-aEd ne largest
assorrruent Of French English and German fAncy Goods
10 b found IN this county which they o1ef 70 JoooeTs
- R-si-,. mon he best terms. ag5 ,msk o. lnlseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
HATS.
~ Gentlemen. Hats-Fal'

~ Centlenen's Hats-Fall syle-BIRD. corner
Pine and Nassau ssThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended to him by the
public induced to offer 10 their inspection and I'M
proved style OF Hat for the season. confident that tie dura
bih,y and finish Of the same will insure their concurrent
appreciation. The improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted by the elite Of the City.
81 lmis.- BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau as.
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edge Of the Grand Bank boarded bsnus eehr Fesr. OF
BucLport weeks out With 10000 hsh 9Th. l1 " N.
Ion Is 30 W spoke sbip Harvest OF ana ior oAnmore
from 10 80 Day uui lac ID has pan very lAnt
weather durirg the passage
prensn bark Constitution. Roshfos, ~ % I'm Bremen
with rndss 10 Oelrichs kru.er
Rrig G.b M Chase. - o. I'm Trinidad de Cuba with
456 hid. molasses Ia ChA'iesin Ponveft Left bris
so,bi. Wym.r of Portland for New iOrk ldg
H,is Louis. Pierce. 10 ds I'm Guyana PR molsssss
% master Lsft brig Union. Mitchell Of North Var
mouth tor Philadelphia 10 10 days
Br schr Mouuiaiorer Army Ads fun Halifax KS with
6ch 10 Goodhne s. Co
sehr Mary Csthc.ri, Dc I'm Richmond with to
bsceO ~ mssi~r.
sohr high Prizes, sto~,s ds I'm Ocrscoke, NC, with
Dsvsi stores to 4 Williams.
schr Csssandre bruDds de I'm vrginis wood 20
master
sehr Excbaose Sweet. ; g. fm Suffolk. Shingles 70
J = kenioo
&C Pardy. Wharton. 3 De I'm Norfolk shingles, 10
master
sebr Claudio Johnson. de I'm Cberrystone potatoes
10 maser
schr Washington, Mason 2 3. I'm Suffolk, single. to
schr Sally Ann Pits. cropper d. Ton Berlin s,ave.
10 master.
schr Antbseophora, Coz Dc I'm Virginia wood ~
scbr John Bowman. cbum ds fin Virginia wood.
- master.
scbr Mary ] Peck. waldroD, d. I'm Richmond, cosl.
u
scbr Thompson, Corson, d fm Richmond. co.l
b. master.
sehr Cambridge Esll 3 Dc I'm Boston, mdse. TO Day
tor & Sprsgue.
schr lis simmons de- I'm Boston ndse 70 master
schr Victor. Hslleu, d. I'm Boston. mdse, 10 W
Lewis
scbr Lady Lake Lsmkn, de fm Virginia wood, to
master
schr Lady wh4dbee Tibet ds I'm Elizabeth City
e. naval stores VIM Hsudrcks
schr Manchester Tut,le, I'm Richmond, -four, &c, to
Ansb a. P-xnp
schrA L Alderman. Oakley, 4 de I'm Ocrseoke, Ms
shingles 10 WIN Rucknsn.
scbr Samuel Henry, Carpenter, Dc I'm Cherrystone,
wood 10 master
BELOW-Ons brig
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,

ia Far.e Buildings 1s Broadway, Of Read.-st)
ORAL AND PRACTICAL METHOD, calculated espe-
OcaY enable pupils % speak FRENCH and 70 Under
on Tuesdav September A. Gf7 two Evening Courses for
ladies sud gentlemen, from 20 O'Clock fog bennners
side Ia the day special for ladies', from II 20 l.
O'Clock The above course. be continued every Tues
dav THURSDAY ard saturday Terms = per month Pm
afe instructions also s,en and schools attended REfER
rScFs. Messr. Campbell p White. John {. White, John
La Farge r. GiillaIdet, Editor L ; Courier 81 <"seod
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MOURNING STORE.

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Mantlfs Ci0aks Collars. Mllenery, Hosiery, sc.
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IL intended solely 0r tie sole OF Nournlns Goods ~ 90
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