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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
List OF Patents.
ISSUED FROM THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
FOR THE wMK ENDING NOVEMBER l. 1859.

ISSUED FROM THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
FOR TIE wMx ENDING NOVEMBER /, 1853
VIM Ballard, Of Nav York. N. Y, for improved protect
ing bulwarks for war vessels. Dated Nov. l, 1885,
Calvin Carpenter J, Of Pawtucket Mass for improve
ment in electric machines Dated Nov l. 1853
Patented IL France April lS, 1853.
A. T. Chatham, Of Csnoga N Y, for improvement In
car couplings. Dated Nov. l. 1858.
Gilbert $ Clark, Of New York. Y for improved pen
John W. Cormach, Of Quincy, H., for improvement in
cane and maize cutters. Dated Nov, l. 1858.
in condensers for steam engines. Dated Nov l. 1853
Chauncey o. Crosby, Of New Haven Conn., for improve.
msns in machines FIX sticking pins Dated Nov l. 1858.
Chauncey .. Crosby, of New Haven, Conn.,, for i'm.
proyements In machines for sticking pins. Dated Nov l.
Chauncey o. Crosby, of New Haven Conn for inn,
i sss. "A'N'ne' '0f sucking pln'' Dated Nov l.
David Demarsst, ofNsw York, " for hose protector
Joseph Farnsworth Jr., Of Madison Ind, for improve
nents in car wheels. Dated Nov. l. 1853.
Luther Taught o. Macon Ca, for Improvements in
Christopher r. Kelsey Ct Livingstonve N. Y. for i'm.
pr1yement in grain cradles Dated Nov. ], 1853
Edmund Morewood George Rogers of london Eng
Nov. 1, 1883.
Russell :. Morpe of Dix6eld, Me-, for Improvement in
Howard Perkins, Of North Brdgewater Mass for car.
penters' ace and bit fastener, Dated Nov !, 1853
gold washer Dated Nov. /, 1868.
JobnA, Tspln, Of fishki, N. Y, for improvement in
straw and =, grain sepsrstors Dated Nov. !, 1858.
VIM H. overs, Of Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm provement
in metallic pens. Dated Nov. =. 1858.
Increase s. Waite Of Hubbardston Mass for improved
machine for turning cylinders Of wood. Dated Now l.
1855 -
Peter H. Watson of Washington D. c.. for improve
ments In generating and condensng steam Dated Nov
l, 1858; ante dated May q 1853
Jacob v A. Wsmpls, Of Chicago, Ill for improvement
OF grain sepsrators Dated Nov. ], 1868.
George Calvert Of Upper vs, Va, for Improvement In
beehive. Dated Nov. !, 1853
seneca Iaphsm Of Salem, o., for improvement In de-
v'ses for steering cultivators. Dated Nov. l. 1853
VIM. Leonard, Of New YORK; N. T., for Improvement
in fluid meteors. dated Nov. l. 1853.
VIM. 7. Merritt Of Harris Village N. Y for improved
mode Of opening and closing gates. Dated Nov 1853
George WllistoD, of Brui swck Maine, for improve.
ment in machines for strengthening curving rails
Died Nov. ], 1858.
DESIGN
Wnsow Anne, Of Nashua, IT., assignor TO Hart.horn
Dated Nov. 1, 1858.
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Marine Court

boIOre Judge thompson
Nov 2BroWn and Crane Cook.-Ths action is brought
against the defendant constable, for wrsngfaly taking
personal property belonging to the plaintiffs, by virtue Of
execution issued from this court upon judgment in
favor of Martin Campbell Soon after the
ment of the suit against Cam pbe the latter executed
chatte mortgage the property taken by Cook TO the
plaintiff in this acton to the amount OF two hundred and
fifty dollars The jury believing the mortgage to have
been made in good faith gave warrant for plaintiff for
$244-the value OF the property taken.
Heidenhem1 and Others Us. Lynn &C Buh-On the 18th
August, 1853 plaintiffs the and holders of
promsory note of defendants for the of four hun
dred and seventy dollars At the time the defend
ants the and holders Of promisory note Of
Felix Newfeder for th- of $780, which plaintiffs
took in lieu of their note against defendants and IN
msnt theref, each party surprising the note of New
fielder to he good 1t turned out however, that Newell
der on the 18th August, had become nsolyent and
able to his debts This reached the parties
on the 10Th OF August which day the plaintiffs went
t. defendants and rendered back Newfelder note and
demanded return of the defendants which the latter
eused to do The note of Neweer having been rendered
acA 10 defendants ana the original contract thereby
cinded and the exchange Of notes being founded
mutual mistake of parties concerning the responsibility of
Eew.elder the Plaintiffs entitled upon ths
note Of defendants Judgment for plaintiffs for $470.
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LARGE CANAL BoAT.--A canal boat is on the
ste cks in capable Of carrying barrels Of
our below deck. She is a $50 boat and will cost
5000.
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The State Fair of Virginia will commence 70 dav At R;c
mond, and continue four days
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P1rrsruRG, Oct l2,-Yeeterslay afternoon. IN,
rope broke on plane No. G of the BoYfaca n abroad
by which two sections of canal boat reorpe w
James, which were about half way up the plane
sa,ne Gown az i1ghtfnl rate striking other sec
tions, and breaking into fragments Hoat io,ded
with 1000 kegs Of gunpowder, 200 OF which were
scattered aboutthe track.
HARTFORD, Con, Oct i3.-S;oy. Seymour Min.
.ssef 20 huaeia, resigned his Office az Goyernor q,
me STATE OF Connecticut to-day in order To nre
pure lor ms mission. Charles H. Pond, Lieut.. Go.
ss.hor' was swern in at l2 o'clock, as Chief IKE
eutive, in his place.
MospTELiER, Oct. i3.-The Legislature of Yer.
nun. met tals morning, and had four unsuccesst,,l
oaiiots Tor Speaker. On the last, the vote stood
ham, free.soif, 80. 1' Ne'''' ca Neea'
trenton, Oct l2-The Wing Convention mn.
nlinated to-day, Joel Haywood Tor Governor Of N
Jersey. Mr.. Haywood is a mechanic. and has
served several terms in the Legislature
=, W. L. Smith, correspondent of the New York
=. i.iipune, aiaeo John Mitchelto escape John Mar.
dence 49, paee Vi iesf
CINcINNATr, Oct l3.--The democrats have. he
yond doubt, carried this State by very large ma.
lloflty. There Il no report upon the vote of the
liquor law wv u 'Ae
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3-Foulkrod. democrat.
Is elected Senator from the county by only ma.
Jorry. Seven prohibitionists and four democrats
are elected to the House
CINCINNATI Oct 12-The steamer FLAG. hound
from THIS port TO st. Louis, laden with dry goods
&c sunk at Flint Island, in the Ohio river. 90 miles
from Louisville, a few days since
NEW YoKR, Oct 13-Moses Wheelock. vice
president Of the New York Board OF Brokers. il il
SAID, has failed for heavy amount
BOSTON, Oct. l3.-The extensive rope walks OF
Se"au j Day were burnt yesterday--loss 500 900
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BY pANNlLL SONS. Petersburg,
DOSLIN FOR SALE.-IJnder a Deed


~ of Trust executed to me by the late Stephen
Finn, TO debt to Jane c. Gamble and Ro.
Leslie, viii SELL at auction, the premises the
18th day of October at IL O'Clock, NJ, the above
tate, situated the Chesterfield side of the Apo
mattox river lies In sight of Petersburg the resi-
dence being within half mile of the Market Square,
and no part of the estate being distant much more
than mile from the corporation line.
The estate embraces 4S7 acres, of which consid-
cradle portion is cleared and the balance in woods
and meadow, with a beautiful residence. The fields
well adapted to wheat. corn, oats, &c. and have
been recently lined and manuted. The wood is more
convenient than any other Petersburg and the soil
is well suited TO brckmaking there beng at least 80
acres very superior, for that purpose. The business
of brcknaking ssfully carried by the late
proprietor. The sheds, &C., used for that purpose,
able estate.
1t will be sold in several parcels according to a
map, which may be seen by application to us.
JAMES ALFRED JONES, Trustee.
TERMs.-One-ifth cash balance 6. IL and fa mos
credit, for approved secured notes, with Deed of
Trust.
oc i4-d2t PANNTLL l. SONS, Aucts.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.,
D.sL.-.-..zl iaEQ
NUNS & CLARK's PIANOs.-P. II

III UNNS IL CIANh . FIANOE.-P. III.
IN TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale OF
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra
skers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
Their Instruments received prize at the "World'.
FAN, London, and several prizes at the American
Institute Fairs in this country" They combine
al the modern improvements With the METALLIC
FRAME and PATENT OVER STRINGS, aud are conf
rntly recommended for sweetness OF tone and g-eai
durability, which latter quality will be appreciated
n the country, where good tuners seldom found
P. II. TAYLOR has sold these Instruments in thi
city for the last seventeen yeara to tho entire salts
faction Of his numerous customers
~ The public are cautioned 10 observe thar
the title Of the firm il NUNS l. CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for rev ones.
GuitaTe Violins, Aocordeous and Flutes Also, Gui
tar and violin Strings OF the best quality.
r. II, r.. has in store the largest stock of and
standard Music 10 be fonnd south Of baltimore, and i.
in the weekly receipt Of all the and fashsaabs
music of the day liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PLANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au iG0 Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN HANOVER AND RICHMOND.-Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county,
of the 18th day of September, 1852 in the suit of
Anderson W Sale and wife, the undersigned, Com
missioner in the said decree named will sell at public
auction, 10 The highest bidder, on the premises on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Nov'r, 1858, at O'clock p
NJ, thirteen Lots of Land, lying in the county of Hen
rico, adjoining the city of Richmond as follows =
Nine Lots. being Lots No. TO- ii, r. IS IL IS L. II
and 49, in square No 10 of this property formerly be-
longing to Thomas Rutherford decd lying upon the
East side of 9th street, between and streets as
laid down upon plat recorded in Henrico County
Court; one Lot at the corner of Venabe and 9th
streets on tn South side of Venable and West side
of eth street; two Lots Nos. and s. in the plat
above mentioned, On the West side of 18th street
between y and streetS and one Lot on the East
side of 18th street, between and streets And on
WEDNESDAY, the 9lh day of November q Tract
of Land in the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining the lands of Elisha White and n J. Alex
ander, containing about l40 acres.
All the above are Lands Of " hich Robert Anderson
Decd died seized and possessed The Lots will he
sold in the order in which they are named
TERMs-For the Land, cash for enough to pay costa
of suit and expenses of sale, say about Sl50 For the
balance, credit of and two years, with interest
from day of sale. For the Lots near Richmond the
purchaser to give negotiable notes with good endor-
sers. For the Land in Hanover county, the purcha-
give bonde, with good security. The title to be
retained until the purchase money is paid.
JOSEPHUS ANDERSON. Corn,r
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
oc i2-tds
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

"a Il II
IN NEAR RICHMOND.-The subscribers bust
calling him TO the upper country, induces him to
offer for sale the FARM on which he resides,
or miles below Richmond, and Immediately on the
Williamsburg Road, containing, By recent survey,
2273
There is upon the farm, an excellent dwelling in
thorough repair with all necessary farm houses
The farm is in high state of Improvement, and
peculiarly adapted to the growth of wheat and all
small grain, yielding however abundant crops ofcoIn
Irish potatoes grow in great abundance. There is a
plenty of WOOD of oak, hickory and pine, for the
of the farm.
The plantation utensils horses, cows wagon, carts,
crop of corn fodder, &C., would also be sold to the
purchaser of the farm, on very moderate terms.
Being anxious TO make speedy sale, great bar
gain win be offered. Persons wishing TO purchase
farm will certainly find it their interest to call and
examine before they buy elsewhere
The neighborhood s proverbial for health and the
very best society
The terms will be made very easy. Apply to the
subscriber on the premises, or to GODDIN l. AP-
PERSON, Auctioneers 18th street, Richmond, Va.
DC LIFT JAMES THORNLEY,.
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"a, oc ,s'' A''' IS GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.
.UAKD AGAINST AGUES.-This is


NJ the season above all others when Agues are most
prevalent, ard the weather at this particular time H
of that peculiar kind, cool mornings and evenings,
which rarely fail to give this loathsome disease vital
ity. On the south side of James River, the Matapo-
nj, Appomatox and Pamunkey, and in the lower sec
tisns Of Virginia, especially the Eastern shore,
Agues regularly expected to pay their annual
visits the various of the year. and hun
dreds of families look forward with melancholy dread
to the appearance of the unwelcome guests. All
such approximations may now be given to the winds
if those who afflicted will avail themselves Of the
preventive now offered to them in BAKERS CELE-
DRAFTED PREMIUM BITTERS. From the mode
rately active stimulating qualities OF these btteIs,
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach. bowels,
blood secretive and digestive organs. and their live
ly invigoratng qualities they cannot fail to produce
Just such results win prevent undue secretion
Of bile and consequent arrangement OF the system
As a tonic they have superior and the Proprietor
ia SO well satisfied of their great utility in diseases
arising from improper indigestion that he confident
ly recommends it for all diseases that have their ORR
gin in loss of appetite, sour stomach, ETC.
Price 30 cents per bottle. For sale BY Messrs Fur
CELL Ladd & Co., Bennett Beers, Alexander
Duval, Adie x Gray Charles Millspansh, and Dru7-
gists generally throughout the city. Also, BY TODD
Christian Petersburg; ID. r. Lyman Lynehburgi hins
& Tow Norfolk; DIR. Z. CaJnrn, Willamsburg.
~ Orders addressed TO Il. BAKER, Richmond
Va will receive prosapt attention. DC ii
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TMPORTANT DIsCOvERY!--RELIEF

i IN TEN NOTWITHSTANDING PULMOEIC
WAFERS are unfsiling in the cure of Coushs Colds.
Asthma Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Hoarsness Difficult
Breathing Incipient Consumption and diseases Of the
child win fake them. Thousands have been restored
10 health that had before despaired Testimony given
In hundreds of single dose relieves in TEN
MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafsn-the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious hnss
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box. Sold
by dealers generally. J. BRYAN y co.
Rochester. N. Y, PropretoTs
For sale by J. B. WOOD. Richmond; y. n Robert
son & Co, Petersburg; ID. r. Lyman, LynchbnrE !.
H. Patterson & Co, Wheeling. oco-Smn
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AIDES WINTER WRAPPNGS..

Z AIDES WINTER WRAPPINGS-
H The undersigned have just received direct from
the importers an ELEGANT assortment of TALMAS,
CLOAkS and MANTILLAS, in cloth, silk and vel
vet embracing the newest and choicest designs
of the season. We have also good supply Oily ONS
shades; LADIES' CLOTHS, including the Broadway
brown and other fashionable shades; BROCADE GA
LOOMS all widths and colors for trimming the
above.
We invite the closest scrutiny of goods, feeling
that they will be found equal any in the city
and as cheap as the cheapest.
WILCOX BELTS,
oc15 Metropolitan Store. ISL Main st
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THIS DAY.
By a. MOTT { CO
NIGHT sALEs-On SATURDAY


NIGHT sALEs.--On SATURDA
~ EsENING. the 18th inst. commencing At
throughout the season ii which cine will s. offered
from the shelves splendid collection Of staple ana
Fancy uo9es .ardsd and Table Cutlery Of ever de-
Also, fine assortment Of Cloths Cass;rDeres vast
inss, Mnslins Alpacas SILK and Gotten Pocket and
Table Cioths White and Brown, Hosiery, ii csiors
ss So s::, fs s: e. %ls is;
De- do. Detached do.
Do do. Cylinder do.
Also, enc stock Of double barrel Guns, Pistols
Country merchants and the trade are invited 70 ss-
tend our sales they win find large variety and Of
Sale commences every nigh. at z o'clock.
THIS SATURDAY MORNING. com
mencins at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell at public sac
ton, to close sundry consiguments, lot of House
aood unaer Shirt. ss
Of young Tyson Tea. Jamaica Rum, sc. Double
s da' cod ana s sisss x soTT Co.. Auc,
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
~ CITY OF RICHMOND.-In obedience to 3 de.
cree OF the Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond.
on the ID july 1853 IN the cases of Wat
son rs Fletcher. and Fletcher Watson, the under
signed, fne Commissioner therein named. will pro-
coed, on SATURDAY. the 18th day of October lass,
ociocs, r NJ, to expose 70 sale, at public auc-
Iion, On the premises, undivided meiety of the
HOUSE and LOT in the proceedings in said cases
mentioned. situated on 18th street, little below
FRANKLIN street, and opposite the Exchange HOTEL
on the following terms that is to say one-third Of
the purchase money cash. one-third payablein six,
of sae-the purchaser to give bonds with good secu-
rity or negotiable notes, with approved endorser
for the deferred payments which to bear interest
from the day fsale and the title to be retained nm
I'll the purchase money be paid and conveyance d.
rected by the Court. ROBT. C. STAN4RD
oc ibid Commissioner
Gle cnnSrcte hx A Nnrr & Co Ancta
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v TURAL STATE FAIR-Where is the Farmer
that has any pride that will visit Richmond on
the first of November next? more emuious spirit
never existed than at present throughout the Old
Dominion The subscriber formerly of Albemarle
county, has open at his old stand, No. 1874 Main
street, large stock OF FAIL and Winter Ready Made
Clothing, comprising every article keptin Clothing
and Furnishing house He invites all intending to
visit the city, call and examine his stock which is
gotten up in style that cannot be surpassed by any
other house in the known world His stock is en-
must and shall be sold unusually ior prices for cash
All in want of very great bargains will call on
J. d. GOODMAN,
No. ls4 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
II. B.-Also, large stock OF Trunks on hand, which
viii be sold a. a small advance cost.
&C IL J.DG.
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Fly 0ODpTN e JEFFERSON,

CIX VALUABLE. buILDING LOTS
~ ON Arch and 7th Streets in the City of Rich
mOnd for sale at Auction.
Win be sold On SATURDAY afternoon, the 18th
October. 1853 upon the premises CONNER eing ct Il
O'clock six valuable Building Lots the North line
about p feet running back n feet to alley These
Lots contiguous to the Tredegar Iron Works, Pc
tersbuTg Depot, and several large manufacturing
tablishmens and offer peculiar induce to those
disposed to purchase in that improving part Of the
city.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added aud title retained
till last note is paid
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pOOKS FOR EVERYBODY TO REAL
]. TOY. Agent.

BOOKS FOR EVERYBODY TO READ
~ at GEO. NJ VESTS Bookstore, under the
Exchange Hotel.
Historical and Descriptive Sketches of Norfolk and
Vicinity, including Portsmouth and the adjacent
counties during period of two hundred years Also
Sketches of williamsburg. Hampton, Suffolk Smith
field and other places, with descriptions of come of
the principal objects OF interest in Eastern Virginia
BY VIM. s Forrest. vol-S3.
The Underground Mail Agents. By Vidi Illustra-
ted with designs, by White-75c.
of British Institutions illustrated in their effect
upon the human character and destiny. By Warren
Isham. Second edtion-Sl.
The Exiles, Tale. BY Falyi, author of H eloise"
The Natural History Of the Human Species, it's
Typical Forms PrimeYal Distribution, Fiation and
Mgrations illustrated by "a colored plates with
portrait and Vignettc BY 1t. Col Chas. Hamilton
Smith-Sl25.
Stories ofEngish and Foreign Life. By VIM and
Mary Hewitt. with 20 engravings-$l25.
Sillimans Principles OF Chemistry. New edition
S!.25.
Lardner's Natural Philosophy. First Course-$l.-
Is.
A Treatise en- Mich Cows. By Francis Gweron-
Sic.
The Practical Cotton Spinner and Manufacturer;
the Managers, Oyerlookers' and Mechanics Com
pauion. By r. Scott. Corrected and enlarged with
plates of American machines, by Oliver Byrne.
For sale by GEO M WEST
ocl Nos. 8 and Exchange Place
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AUCTION sALHs.
BY THOs. W. REESE
A DMINISTRATOR,S SALE or 4


"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
~ = STOCK OF GROCERIES,, STORE FIX
:LohEs. Ec.-on TUESDAY morning next the 18th
VIII be sold, at auction, commencing at 10 o.
COCK on the corner of Grace and 18th streets all the
stock o. Groceries, Crockery Ware and Store Fix.
ceased. ' NC
s s ssln san Cash. A. BARATTA, Administrator
ror,cr =, THos. w. KEEsEE, Auctr.
NoIiLE.-AH persons having claims will please
present them; and these indebted are reuuested to
make prompt payment. 4''-e- - -,
DC A. BARATTA, Admir-
RooLEES SALE.-1n pursuance of a
Osea OF r. nst executed to me by Thos p Mar
TN and wife for certain purposes therein mentioned
bearing date the 9TH day of February 1877 and duIy
recorded IN the Office the Court Of Hastings of the
clly o. hcnmond, on the 3lst day of May, 1913, /
shall proceed TO sell, TUESDAY the 25,h inst To
ne hghesf biddeI for cash. all the Household and
of said Martin. - eANi'
The sale will commence at bis late residence on
Church Hill, at 10 o'clock w
,.,, A. J. KUHN, Trustee
oe 10
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BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
CENTEEL AND REALI,Y NEAT

GENTEEL AND REALLY NEAT AND
N FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD L KITCHEN
FURNITURE, TOGETHER WITH A STOCK OF
FIRST RATE OLD BRANDY, WHISKEY AND
WINE AT AUCTION-WilI be sold on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th Ist at the cottage residence of John
NJ Ferguson, ESQ., Sergeant of the City on the cor
ner of Grace and - Streets 10 o'clock his house
hold and kitchen FURNITURE, consisting of the
usual variety and of the best materials and workman.
ship together with bis fine old stock of LIQUORS,
consisting of Brandy, Whiskey and Wines
TERms-Sums under so cash $50 and over, four
months credit for negotiable paper satisfactorily en-
dorsed
&C "A R. CAUTHORN Arc+r
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&c i4--d2t PANNILL K SONS, Aucts.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

pUGGIES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &c,
~ AT observation-disclosures discontinued my sta
bic Cary street, win sell at suction SATUR-
DAY, the 18th inst. on the premises, two Wagons,
two Bnggies, with Harness, set gle and double
Harness, several fine Saddles and Brides, the Fix
tares of the stable, &c.
FINE HARNESS HORSES.-Also, fne Ear-
ness Horses
TERms.-6o days credit for all over go; aii
of this amount and under, cash.
WILLIAM s. WOOD
oc 12-4t* Sale conducted by r. CAuTHnRN
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coo ENAMELED CRATES AND

200 ENAMELED CRATES AND
OUtI RENDERS. FOR SALE AT REDUCED
pprCrc THE subscriber has for sale the largest
s.nrk ~ CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer
ed far sale 70 Ibis city, of his own manufacture The
rafes embrace all the various kinds and patterns,
sch square topped Gothic Lpc, Circle, &c; with
bsans;fnl rounding Tenders. summer pieces &C. to
ma.sb Orders for Crates, Tenders &C.. from town
and country, punctuaiiy attended to and carefully
rned q. the lowest Northern prices with the usual
Sscpunts Of for cash by Wholesale. Apply st my
rel and Brass Foundry on Man, between 9th and 9th
=. oc sam SAMUEL D. DEN0os.