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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

'r' ".,oN'- Secretary Clayton " il he rDliod ar
.. j..'. tN'' nrioa'. Ihr Washington lni.S aver,
'''" .G''h! Two more passports gwen In colnrr,
.. u "". u says We know hr, one was n ro'orrd
". "'' '' n'w IN Africa, eod ulr Mr.. Genrgc Scott.
..r' .""t al go ar h2,u IL the .tic Of Vnyiun' "a hi
... -n''1 re- ahr''d. has one in hi. ru,<,..',n {,
%. ro "'o.GHIon sgned hy secretary Ur.hnr Here
r. 81. "un"gh "p" wonld hn.l to sili,r, tho ,,,.t
Is ''' 81 '"">""n"'. , PON.
i'- ID: t3@ ~ F'5,@11. ia no'icus IIr. CLAYTON.
tA ".' "r "''"l ~" passport ease. snls.
''o..'~ held, No Rohru Vany, made n sncord
1r' .'t. t"1 P'.,p,rt in which hs aaai, int .vr.
j: - .'<o IF iran de,ceot mt TINT zero ji1oi
'7 = E. .p' u N hat Yet de,nint-d u nn>sport
'' .' tag ' "."d<"r"S plreulago accom- ,hmrn q.
''r'p ."""' TIE tas,loR ro. groaiol 10 he
~ % II P9"Gi'. n'"o'dsnah ihi. rac., VIZ. li,tor
'"'eH """' bo' sNS II WIZ grafeI IN him, enc, 80 A
r'' -" r.n' 'ui hr CtS rnorrd n,rn rhnnah IN,
''.' ..@ 'a Llag" me'H' Is It urrrrgitlv4 If the
'l'I '''n'r T. con,Icr pp.s"ns negroes or no, y.
/" Ft''f rms Is G,'ttir> nc Ilnus WY Of .
y,@ gre prer"d"ni j. il uo' rie,r ion III. Gr, ,h,l
W.. AVIS US once ul""ipd 49, n negro that he Mas
~. '8hd regarded "a s",h wh'n the passport was
g. a. mis- IS ton "'rar 10 need gng npnn t,uir nn-
'.d '.' w" rrr lnit rd surprised rh,, llr GA, ton
t.' la, h"SH rnrlo"S irta- should come 10 Iha
''h 's'n 'hi lhr' 't"r lnrr M cas-" nl III. nnr
" I' N'n'H Wa clt.d, hat pas i zero lame ,cth
t.srt.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

-, - '"' Dir, G,9wn Denies to be "Ar,>ocro,,c,'
"'"'"g' say TINS mnch because one ar yn
P'"''' I'VE 'ht"n some remrrk4 of nine in II,
49, 'A' hl'led tim am a tory in d,s,u,s,.
ANA '' "'i't'cr' iha, should he hurc I'M J., ,I,
.a1' '''i No 80, dear B,b:-rhrr T.. ,,,,h-
~ "He 'Ar lrnth abD1t whnm.oeyer II ma, lo
inca" u" 'n'fr d',respec; towards anv raI,,v
~ ''l bV sa, Nc thtt srls not VIVA, il r,u,L J.,
sorhiy "e.I-hrrd ii hy stating that he i,,,,
iaii or @b"r'. 'r that he rnnn,t dance or Tim, L
wt 'l'I "' shou, ar Ihat he cannot donco n
mat u" d1eSnIt know He brew, or vh,,oyo,
IN" rns" may he mean that if man wo,ks
'"h r'ckhN' or shovel all day. his hands v,ll
'f 'n'drr ban those ol lady If ia,hi,, \, 4
inn' MS "plulnd about Mad iua Tnni,u,. ,;.,
ne. go 'hr last Urw n","i, Mn not ,robohIv -.
Ut "Ira ral IT,. Aot 'hou9h own INV cnn,i.
-" 'h' 'hef" are some animals which fill,
"H'a'' sr"os y in ladies dlawinn.rnnms. whl.,
"''''" PHtl s'"ii'ly al 'hr pIongh do nat m,s,
'i'"'nir mr'n 10 reflect up N a horse for nat
'eu'! 'e3-'l"g. nt see thnt he has any ca,.e
10 Oc ~; led that ee is other than horse
PLnii
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

''NcL""Y@'-A cergynan Of the Cuvcrar. de-
~ "'' o. w.. nrnns"d while in Lowell Of ..,iolrr,v
H5'':'"l hS wtr rroun revival nce,in, ,,I c,,,,,I,
., nome win hin.' tie replied as follows;
H. rave never ait mpied to influence m, ,y,G, in
n', views. ma her choice of meeting
d. "I "'t has not attended one Of tho revival NEE
D. h'r' nnt attended even one Of ,bo.s noo,i,,.. .
io' an, porp,.. vht.,er. " '''''' meeting $
o ns|n'' ", via no. myself, have any ncIin,,on
o Iharo no rfrl
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Read tho Affidavit.

city and County Of New York.
William Armstrong; OF the said City, being duty doth
dppOsu aud he practical Druggist and Chemist.
That in the batter nj May, or first at June s}
book iud pnphlet pCdcr called upon depOne The house
Mr. IhOmrsun M. IL Hudson where dppuneu board
ed. requested depOuen write him recipe 10y which
make SHrsHrnrn DepOncnl further tint he
become acquainted with said Townsend NJ the Office Ct Thea.
dorc Foster a., uk Publisher, with when said Townsend
dealt That Townsend hiO had frequent w
rpuGPn respecting the manufacture o IN nrceol Sasapar
to he sold under the name Oi r. Jacob Townsend.
That said Townsend stated he old and and
uot lit Tor hard lbOrind hed 10 make money in
order live in his old dNs and mat II Srsiphrild under
the Townsend, sold well, and much nancy
nude by il, he could why he might make
something (iS heing Townsend II he could
get capable prepare recipe ana manufacture II for
him. nrpOnent in u the conversations asked said Town
was related Dr. s. r. Townsend which he replied
Tint he knew nr - r. Townsend would he after
he should But that he did for him. rs he
had formed cnpnnerShip with men who could furnish the
Quislc ocaplaun well prepared to defend him
self against any attack that might he made or him.
DrpOnen further SAYS, TIM. pursuant the request Of said
Jacob Townsend he wrote recipe for the manufacture Of
SLrsup,ri and him said Townsend oh
served that he wanted to make specimen 20 exhibit to his r
Ter their approval he wished grnih them in every
Thing furnished AL the cHpuSnid Townsend also told
heponrnt hn The bottles they be Of the
size shape Dr. - r. Townspnds aud epOnent.
the request said Jacob Townsend the Office OF Dr. s.
+. Towns END, aud procured Of his labels.
Aud drpOnent further says that he has been Informed and
verify believes the 81 rup Of SnrsHpnn, sold old Jacob
TowhsenS, IL made aer the furnished by deponent,
Jucnh Townsend, NJ ninrtsni1.
And further deponen saith not.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Sworn to before me, this 2ith day of May, ls49
C.S. Woodruff,
l03m Mayor oi the City of New York.
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DIR. SpEiRS
so MUCH CELEBRATED
INDlEN VEGEIIELE MEDICLNE,s

RE Universally acknnw egcd to he the Safest CLesues, an
~ Most Eecin Remedies r the diseases of he h
man system ever offered Ia the public. They be relied OF
with confidence n curnlle cases Their nrlun in in
mediate und thorough rralirang dis, a,r in IT'S wor., form.
h"s d' VINO nave been pronounced Hcurabe b! their ph
clans, YET We to testify the OF these exIiaoruur
prrnariOn hnyipo bern rrsorrl In soud he,I nv w
These Mcdrnrs too wei known To require
notice. Scarcely village eNsts III oughout New Englap
where living found TO tell of their
pblr valuc. Wv" '">
We VIII name here some of'he principal Medicines md The
uses rsrnT Tue iGnrrr "fer health to the FANNY Pnis
CLAN WORN tdle0 h III. = Spear NAV be md
brief renSe on the orgA nature Of the pruop,l
Mhcn ailrl humanity directions how preserve and
health together with certificates from highly
persons ing IN their healing virtues and urging their n}
poance This book eau be obtained of DR.. sp,urs As.n
BALM OF LIFE, Nos. IL 2-Tor Consumption, p,sprp.lI
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Debility Nervous Atction}
PhihI,ic, hslllHn, pnlnt'aton Bronchitis &C.
CArhRRH rNUFF--For Consumpton Cn,arrh, CorrI
'cadhrhr &c. this certain for Cntnrh, and sHrpass
THE lNERWORV Pills have been for loi time con side
m universal medicine Trial oone box will satisfy The
ei lhh hey hc the hrS' rnrrnvt known. They III
, severe 'os onsn, pan" or ieverS II taken IL srnsor
SiRori'Lh SYRUP,Ths is OF the tfectuul acer
IN i'H fr cleansing md pmhig Tie blOod. II
Hpn ron The Siem, Whether or "cr"inlous or cHnCero
nature II lisa mpound Of seventeen rgr'diers, and Of
surprised CHOLERA MORUUs AND DYSENTERY COd
Oh hnSed according directions, cure warranted
every case 'r which is recommended GERMAN LOTTO
This u warranted IN the Salt worst form.
TONIC CORDlA AZ is one ofthe most powerful oncs ever
covered n ne best female medicine Ia he ollnned W
MN thlE Tor the iilling OI the wnnh1hs il The
remedy erc III" rnhir for This purpose II ohyu,cs the
rt'Siy ireSnng tninsrnmrnls and mo
certain remedy EYE WtIER.-This is the hest eve wa
now in use GRNEl MXrURE.-This will cure ali cases
the grave, For other remedies, Family PLY sicinn
All the ingredients Of the above Medicines are furnished
Nature herself md combined accordance with know
principles universally received AS sound by all scientific PLY
claus. "'
Ther merits have hcen tested hv thousands They have he
tested approved to he equal the consideration camed
them. ~
1t fair trml fills IN restore health confident the pronr
elor ofhe efficacy, hn the expense other means viii
does effect cure will he paid provided does not exceed
hundred dolnrs.
Principal ONCE $40 Washington street Boston, Sold also
r. :, HAYDEN woodstock, md alsob by Agents throughout
country. 0 Iv
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a pmfnln simpIr and .Gtclirc .Mnchinc Enr Erc.

HP"TWTy S'mPr dNd ,VtrTlrr .W0cHlNo jar T0rc.
ia portion oi brook sprug my required distance
elevation, whore IropCruunalr fail can he applied.
IL nereCil applicable where than ~ inches fall can
be "hmned, The greater The nl applied the higher may
tile wdrr he convey ed the quantity raised varying in proportion
10 The height, with given t II will mse, eleventh
orhc water times The height Of the l To which it nppi-
e Thus II applied under il of five ct. with supply OI
eleven gallons per minute will farce np and discharge
elevation Of fifty cl from the Machine gallon per mi"uIei
and under the head ar m wl Of raise and dis.
cac irger quantity of water IN rUpO ton the height
which is convey ed diminished and less quantity great.
er height.
In all cases the article warranted complete md perfect
to give the best satisfaction il may he returned. Orders
solicited, TO which prompt attention viii hr given.
w. NENtUMB Barnard, VI.
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II X u @ S r. ,

1SY READING THE FOLLOWING AFFlDANIr-thc Pub
~ lie will learn the org rather where the recipe
taking the stuff they call ODD Dr. jacob Tnwmsends Sarsup
ait Om-aud will he able to judge viii, is the genuine
nd original Of tho honesty of the who
poy ed se! it the ogna Dr. TUwnsemdS Snrhdri'a.
Dr. r. Townsend the original proprietor and inventor
nnw SarSnpnra and his medicine has gained repul
lion ilIi 9th remedy aulned lie manufactured
million bottles last and Is manufacturing present
5UO0 bottles per day. We SHrsapuri aud yellow
Dock our establishment each ny al Sarsupuria
Manufacturer in the world Principal Office l26 Fulton ST.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
FL F " E Z; I;1 Gs3Etsss

MUIR I HMM NAILNUAU.
E e7Ea;z e 7gf t;21
FrER Dec. 18th, 1915 Passenger Trims daily snnda" e%'
~ CGpCd IN connection with the Lowell Nashua CUHcuid
ormont Central, and Pu-sumlsic RHilrUnGs -
Leave ustnn the depot NJ the lovc Road for Brs'o
nnd Lebanon n II ind NOllled and els River, VI, AZ
l.2 A. NJ. aud 10 Al.
eayo NolthArld at 8 Ia A, NJ md nt3 Ia NJ.
ttvG Wells River Al A. NJ and y. NJ, aud West Lebanon
for Boston via Concord Manchester, Nashua and Lowell at u
A. aud 81 p. the arrival Of the from the up
per Ruuid.
This road connects with the Central md Psumpsc Railroads
at White River Mud il the nearest mud most direct route from
Central, and Northern Vermont, New lump hire and the Cana
dHs, to Boston. 1t Is also the u ilis Strnn Mail Line.
P~scngrS by the IS train ON NOrlhGed Well River md
Wgst ehnuUncn nriycU New Nmk CIV nigh via, Con-
oo'' china mud Worcester, und Norwich Railroads, und the
connecting SirHmholt lines
Merch dsc Trains for the Northern Central and pampsc
rons leave he Lowell RAN On on0t in Boston daily Sunday
excepted ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent.
Concord, N. H. Dec. "A, 1918 2r
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Woodsor, ,tarlrs Chapman; So WoolSock Oliver BnIcy,
Cuechea Charles Tnkham Hartford, J. BIuoks NJ rwCh,
r. l.. ~ l.. Nj OI,; WINDSOR ~ H. Wardncrj Fetch H. w.
Brown ;Cavrndh, Robinson White; Ludlow, /" Ieeh
prncor>ve Clement n Aheou; Chester, j. dudley; ioynl-
ton f. r. Nevens; Bethel, Jacob Smith Gaysve VI. 'ay
Lebanon, George s Keudck' Rochester BreeS Pierce 80
For sale wholesale AMI retail by ucyu Mo KecsOn Co. w
Maiden Lane, n. H.-ls0.
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TAIL 1h!A3 ESTABLISHMENT,

wy l.. DNNON would announce 10 the inlnbiran'
OF w loiNIOck and vicinity, That he has tab EN-
rooms on Elm street, OYER e, :. lnydc's store where
lie VII N tNc mp garments order, latest md mos,
pNr0'cd style. Cu,lmg for Others q make done nj any
time, ANA viii be responsible Tor he fl brightly made
Trd'tng hr attention to hls ass ana punctuuy 10
MERIT share Of your patronage.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

AtALF SKINS Upper and Grain Leaho may be had upon
~ reasonable terms, NJ EAT0N'S SHOE STORE,
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TO An WHOM 1T UiY CONCERN

NNER FAS my WIFE Amelin, has left nv he'd and hoard
this i IN forbid AL from hrbornr trusting Id
on nv accounts shall pay debts 0f contracting al
this date.
ORAMEL CHAMBFRLIN.
Sharon, June 5ih, 1919. 53w
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a complaint.of most painful character is
INMEDIATELY RELIEVED,

md cure follows by few days Of this article il II
far before anu other preparation for this disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See PAM
Bat.i.
This Grease IL purely one OF the blood the action Of
this medicine is 50 speedy that the Plies, whether inter-
nal or external will Re cured by its in few weeks.
Hundreds perhaps we can say thousands have bccl per-
frrvcurei in the use Oil two tWcC iotGrs OF iS mix
iuc, and this is produced from the action Of tbs
panaccl upon the blood it jSmo!e likely 10 he pcn@e.
linn anp cnrn nrn- lcni from nyfnrnal rnMclies.
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yu,IE or Tn2 ISLAND.


.y -, il 1 :
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gratuosly Put up in 30 or. bottles at 81; 1e o. do.
at 81 each-thc larger holding than two small
bottles Lock out and MOI. get imposed upon Every bot
lie has "Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontrptic Mixture"
blown upon the glass, the oriteR signature of &c. c.
VaShn OH the directions and &c C. Vaughn, Buffalo,
stamped on the cork None other genuine. Preparee
by Or. G. Vaughn, and sold at the Principal once 2O'
ton given to letters unless post paid Orders from regu-
larly constituted agents ercePea Post paid letters or
verbal communications soliciting advice promptly at
tended to- gratis For sale by all respectable Druggists in
the United States and Canada
Inv
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which in all diseases or arrangements OF the female Frame
obstructioa5 difficulties, pa'rtN msnsrudtioHs &c has
effected cure. This root is Indigenous &c our soil, and
found in large quantities, and as 4 medicinal property
stands without an equal il forms Of the compounds
in the PREPARATION which as whole Is the best remedy
ever given 70 dcbtated enae II Is sure, ana uie sys'
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as proof of cures in this distressing class Of complaints.
See phrt. Al broken d05a dcbiHtotcd constitutions
lro nr effect of mercury, will find the bacng power VI
I'll, article 10 act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
Indicated rom the system.
The - distinct properties which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application Of the
compound, for the distressing class Of complaints wi,h
heal this paragraph. For centuries there las been used IN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06
l. ooz q MERE,

The subscriber has nlsoin bs eDploy an pynerjenrcJ
WORN nan at the shocing business, and is r,aay AT nj
times I" wait non customers in this line nish and Jnv
New England Iry you doubt il call and see
Woodstock, April |, 1913.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-28
Questions about Young Ladies.

A correspondent wants to know how it
is that delicate young ladies, too delicate
to run up aud down stairs in their own
houses, are able to dance down the strong
est man in ballroom. 'T'is aphenome-
na of nature, of which no one seems capa-
BILE of giving an explanation. What
young girl ever refused a handsome part
ner at five o'clock in the morning, on the
score of being so tired!' The correspon-
dent who applies to US in his extremity,
is respectfully informed, we don't know.
Young ladies are queer commodities, and
are not 10 be subjected to the rules of COM
mon sense. All we can say about them,
is, that they are very delicate at times, and,
at other times, not so much SO. They
very often are afflicted with Ill health in
the morning, and in the evening GO OUT to
parties and balls with thin dress and
thinner shoes. All we can say to our cor
respondent is, seek not to know what you
may not know. If you are desirous of
learning many mysteries bout the char
acter of young ladies which now seem
paradoxical, engage one ofthem for wife.
After the happy not is tied, she will doubt
less enlighten you on many subjects,
which till then. must remain .smighty un-
sartin. Sunday Dispatch.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-28
BY JOHN G. GWEN
UnkindneSS.
Oh, could ! learn Indifference
From all hear and see,

Oh, could learn Indifference
From all I hear and see,
Nor think nor care for others more
Than they may care for me!
Why follow thus. with vain regret,
To serve a broken claimi
If others can SO soon forget,
Why should not the same?
Oh. could learn indifference
From all L hear and see,
Nor think nor care for others more
fhan they may care for me!
There is no blight that winter throws,
No frost, however stern,
Like that which child affection knows,
Which hearts foIsaken learn,
What solace can the world impart,
When loves reliance ends?
Oh! there's no winter for the heart
Like that unkindness sends,
Oh! could learn indifference
From all hear and see;
Nor think nor care for others more
Than they may care for me.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-28
VOL. 5.-NO. 80.

country, without being better than those
of Spain, were rather more hypocritical.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-28

D The Lynn Forum says 'sthe use of a
bass-viol in the churches is a bass-viol-
alton of the Sabbath.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

AUCTION HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET.
IRREGULAR SALE DAYS-Mondays, Wednesday
NJ and Fridays. Sale of Horses Carriages. Bugefes
$c every Saturday, at the large LOT opposite Mr. VIM
Woods stables, on Cary ST.
IN the above days, commencing at 9 O'clock A M
VIII usually sell at auction, for cash. the following arti-
Giles: 81
GROCERIES, &c
Bacon Hams Sides and Shoulders
n 0. Sugar in bbls., Laguayra Coffee
No. Mackere and Labrador Herrngs
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea
Whiskey, N E. Rum Molasses
Manufactured Tobacco Cigars Nails
Friction Matches Shoe Brushes Backing etc
FURNITURE.
Bureaus, Sdeboards, Press Book Case
Cane seat and wood bottom Chairs Rocking do
Dining and tea Tables, Candlestanos
Washstands, Desks, Chdren's Chairs
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses
High and low post Bedseads Trundle do
Sofas, Carpets Tenders, Bedding ETC.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES. HATS. &c
Fancy Prints, Kentucky Jeans Kerseys
Clothe, Cassimeres Vestings Gambroons
Bleached and unbeached Domestics
Goats, Pantaoons, Vests, Suspenders
Buttons, handkerchief, Crayals
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, etc
. = many other articles not enumerated above a.
:, On SATURDAY, Twill sell Horses, Mules, Buposes
Carriages. Carts, etc. etc. D'ss1e'
jy IL r. CAJJTHopN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Magnetic Telegraph.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND TINES.

BALTIMORE Sept S, 1919.
BURNING OF TIE SHIP HENRY CLAy.-The splendid
ship Henry Clay whilst lying at the wharf this morning
IN New or took fire and burnt to the waters edge AT
least half the cargo on board the ship was also consumed
MARINE DIsAsTER.'Ghe brig Patrick bound to Charles
ton, . Co. with cargo OF granite, sprung leak during her
passage and sank. The Captain and crew took to the
boat and were fortunately picked up the following day by
the schr Sterling, and brought to New York Nothing
on board the brig was saved
Hon. HENRY CLAy-This distinguished gentleman
left New York yesterday en- route for Ashland If is said
that he will visit ex-President VAN buren, on his home
ward trip,
HEALTH OF GEN. TAYLoR.-General TAYLOR ia RAPIDLY
regaining his strength at Niagara Falls He leaves odav
via Lake Ontario. for Washington.
VERMONT ELECTION
Meacham, (whg) has been elected to CONGRESS- to fill
the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr.. Marsh
The State has been carried by the Wings, beyond all
doubt by large ma orty.
Wing Governor has, in all probability. been elected
by the People.
The MARKETS.
We note no change in the New York Markets. H. dow
In the Baltimore Market Flour sells at As TO As I2I
bbl White Corn 60 cents, yellow Is whilst the price of
wheat remains unchanged
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06
BY McNAUGHT, ROYSTER 3, 5, .,1SH

NRUSTEE SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES
AND SuNDRIES, AT AUCTIONsyN0T ~
John Ford having by deed of trust dated and redor
on the 10th July 1S49, conveyed to me his effects db
&C. Tor the benefit OF all his creditors those who desr ~
ayal themselves OF the provisions said deed are
ed and required to sign the within thirty DAYS from tho
date thereof All persons indebted are requested to maxi
payment without delay it desirable to settle the busi
ness as soon possible. ~ '
WILLIAM NJ FULTON Trustee
fOR RENT-The store No. . Lyons Row. 224 Broad
street. and possession given Immediately Appv tn Rich
ara HILL Esq, Agent, or to the subscriber
WILLIAM M FULTON
y 10 Attorney at Law &C. re Main streat
On THURSDAY Morning the 9th inst .commencioo
al and nall o'clock at our store, No 50 Main street we
sa SCI ~ aqcuoh without reserve, for cash the entire
above. ~ oeeo Vi trust, as
ne assortment comprises Boots and Shoes of his ov,,
inake Also an excellent assortment of ladies' and ron
temens Boots, Shoes CATERS Slippers Buskjns &c =
Also store Fixtures, Signs, Awning and other articles too
numerous to mention 0' wv
al II cioGk one very superior single horse Carrvsl.
que spring Wagon, nearly new also one good vow
Iiorse also, one good secondhand Carriage and Har
ness. "e0 '"u Hat
AFIERNOON.-At5 o'clock in the afternoon of tho
same day. on the premises shall at auction TO the ho
est bidder rent out for the balance of the term the store
Jno. T Ford. piUN y '''o saio MI
ny order OF VIM NJ Fulton, Trustee
MckNAUGHT, ROYSTER & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 81 co.
FU TURE DAYS,

so CASES BOOTS AND SHOES AT
A@np AUCTlON-On FRIDAY, the MI Sen.
1ne,hoef at our warehouse commencing at O'Clock 4
", we VIII SELL without regard to weather $50 cases nj
boots Shoes, &c, Just received from the ma
perfectly fresh and embracing very desirable
OF almost every kind suited 10 the trade Amnng the,
will be found ''e HA"ong tnem
Mems calf imitation sewed Boots
20 light goat and seal do
10 extra thick soled pegged Brogans
70 grained and morocco Slips
20 40 H. H. lies and morocco PUMPS
Do grained r. R. Ties W. ''
70 me grained thick heel and water ties
DO calf spg fgd lace Boots ~
Misses grained lace Boots
Doiine morocco Buskns
:, DO grained X. K. Ties; do fine kid do
Boys thick pegged Brogans, &c &c
go sides Leather
.o lEkMs-under $l00 cash. 800, 4montfs credit
Ior approved negotiable paper N''
au%9 DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ,Aucts
A NKOCEKIES, &c, AT AUCTION,-CnT Tines
~ Gay, the 18th September at 10 o'clock we will sell ar
our Auction Stores general assortment of Groceries &c
consisting In part Of 49,
LOG hhds Sugar, ranging from fair to choice quality
lO0 tlerces and bbls prime Molasses a'
gu bbls and boxes Loaf Sugar
Crushed, Pulverzed and Clarified Sugar
allow Candles Soap, Mustard
Gunpowder, Imperial and Pouchong Teas Cigars
Sugars, Window Glass, Ginger '7N''
SO bbls No. Mackerel
Pepper, Brandies, Sherry, Port and Mad Wines
Wntng and Wrapping Paper &c.
lERMS-under 500 cash; over $780, months credit
for approved, negotiable paper '0N''
Sale without regard to weather
5 ID M 4, 70 A,