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BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected daily by l.. A. BENoIsr & Co..
corner of Main and Olive streets.
Bank Of Missouri par
do do Branches par
Bank OF Illinois 5sdi.
City Warrants par
County do par
State Bank Of Illinois 4S dis
Bank of Cairo 10 sale
Miners Bank Of Dubuque no sale
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Co. IA dis
Ohio, country, (specie paying) ?! die
Cincinnati dis
State Bank OF Indiana II dis
Kentucky Bank, | dis
United States Bank Notes 40 dis
Penn. (specie paying banks) to - dis
MARYLAND Banks do dis
Virginia Banks i dis
Wheeling Banks zig dis
n. Y. & n. Eng. Banks, small bills l dis
n. Ori's. Banks, large bills, dis
Alabama i dis
Arkansas Banks 80 dis
Michigan Bank, generally no sale
Tennessee l-2 dis
Silver par
Gold, Am. par
Sovereigns 81 81 par
Indiana Scrip, $50 30 dis
) (old date) A. dis
EXCHANGE.
Boston IL pre-
New York par to IL
Philadelphia par TO l-2"
Baltimore 3-S"
New Orleans , dis
Louisville dis
Cincinnati ] dis
Pittsburgh | die
U 5. Treasury Notes past due di'
, 1843-08-26

ST csnn;x OF IF P MISSOURI SIS.
In the Pike Circuit Court, June term, lS43.
Nicholas T. Damron, Admir- OF Lit
tlepuge Damron, Complainant. Bill in
rs. SChan-
William Damron and Edward Gerry.
Thomas, Defendant.
NOU the SAID Defendant, Edward Thorn
Il IS, are hereby notified. that the said
complainant by Carly Wells, his solicitor.
files his bill accompanied by his affidavit,
that you are a non resident OF this State, to
cau'e you to produce two notesin your pos
session, given by the said William Damron,
TO the said Littlepage Damron, deceased
in his life time, both amounting at the time
Of their execution to two hundred and fifty
dollars principal, thereupon it is ordered
by the Court that you the said Edward
Thomas, be. and appear before said Court,
on the first day of the next term thereof, 10
be begun and held at the Court House in
Bowling Green, in said county of Pike, on
the third Monday Of October next, and an
swer said Bill, or the same will be taken as
confessed, and the prayer thereof granted
accordingly and it is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published in some news
paper in this State, for eight weeks success
sively, the last insertion to be Mt least four
weeks before the commencement ofthe next
term of this Court, to which said cause is
continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI, } IS.
Ccunty of Pike,
!, Simeon p. Robinson, Clerk of the Cir.
cult Court for said county, certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the order.
~ In testimony whereof ]. hereto sci
Seal my hand and afix the seal of said
49, Court, at Office in Bowling Green,
in said equity, this the 9th day o
July. 4. ID. lS43.
$. P. ROBINSON, CLERK.
July o2nd, 1913. Sw3S.
, 1843-08-26
THE UNION AS 1T IS.

Our country, as at present limited,
extends in length 5000 miles at the grea-
test point, 100 in breadth, and contains
abou 100000 square miles. 1t has a
frontier line of about 10000 miles, a sea
coast of $500, and lake coast of 1900.
The United States comprise about one
twentieth of the habitable land OF the
whole world. In 1890 our population
amounted to 3,929,32S. In 1910 TO &c.
oo2,O66, Of which 2,4S7,ll3 were
slaves. The employments of the people
were thus divided:
Agriculture, 3,7l7,756
Commerce, I7575
Manufactures and Trades, 79I. 545
Navigating the Ocean, 56.O25
Do. rivers, lakes, canals, &c., 33.O25
Mining, 25.O2O
Learned Professions, 65,236
We have twenty-six States, the popu-
lation of which is well known. The
territories by the last csnsus, were pop
ulated thus:
District Of Columbia, 1852
Florida, 54,477
Wisconsin, 3O,945
Iowa, 43,Il2
Washington became the capital Of the
L. States in 1900.
The general height Of the Allegheny
range of mountains is about 1000 feet "a
bove the level of the ocean. The high
est peak in this range is Black Mountain,
NC, which is CATS feet. Round Top
thehighest peak Of the Catskill, is 3,SO4
feet.
The Rocky Mountains have a general
height of 5000 feet, though some peaks
are much higher, and have been estima-
ted as high as from 20 TO $4,000.
The highest peak of the Green Noun
tdns, Mansfield, is 1880 feet.
The highest Peak of the White Noun
tins, MI Washington, is 6,52S feet.
Mount Marcy, west of Lake Cham
Lain, in New-York, is 5i60 feet high.
The chief cities and towns were thus
--~,l.,oJ -; 1Sfn.
, 1843-08-26
Notice..

A LII those knowing themelves indebted
N to me, would do well to call and settle,
either by cash or note, otherwise their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands Of the Of
ficer for collection.
JAS, S. FOLWELL.
June 9th lS43. 3t-34
, 1843-08-26
STATE OF MISSOURI &C
County Of Pike.

County of Pike. %"
IN The County Court. Aug. term 1843
GEORGE READING, Adninistra-
" tor of the estate of James o..
Reading, deceased, comes into Court
and files his petition for the sale OF
the real estate of said deceased. and
said petition is accompanied by atrue.
account of his Administration, a list
of the debts due to, and by the de-
ceased, and remaining unpaid, and an
inventory of the real estate, and OF
the remaining personal estate, and all
other assets in his hands; the whole
verified by the affidavit of the Ad-
ministrator. Ii is therefore ordered
that all persons interested in said es-
tate be notified hereof, and unless
the contrary be shown on the first
day of the next term Of this court.
an order will be made for the sale OF
the real estate of said deceased, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient TO
paw the debts of said deceased. and
further ordered that this notice be
published for six weeks in some news
paper in this State.
A true copy from the record.
Teste. A. ii. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Per S. w. BUcKNEn, ID. c.
August &c, 1843. 6w43.
, 1843-08-26
JED

Near Ashley, in this county, on the 81 inst.
NJ. X. II. Sar ford, aged about 43 years.
In 81. Ferdinand township in Saint Louis
county, after a painful illness Of II days Mr.,
Joseph Canada.
In the same township and same county. a,
the old farm of the late Augusie Choutesu,
Mrs. Nancy Fine, consort Of Joshua Fine.
In St. Louis, in the Goth inst, after a short
illness OF congestive fever, William Clay,
printer, aged 81 years.
, 1843-08-26
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the
~ undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court Of
Pike county, letters of Adminis,ra-
ton upon the Estate Of John lrby,
deceased, bearing date the 18th day
Of August. 1S43. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are re.
quested to exhibit them in n year
from the date of said letters for al.
Iowance, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and
if such claims are not presented with
in three years from the date of said
letters. they will be forever barred.
WIN. WILLIS. ,I.
MARY ANN IRBY, !
August 10Th, 1&43. 3w42.
, 1843-08-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ATOTIC& is hereby given that the under
,AH signed has taken out letters Of Admin
istration on the estate OF David Stalcy,
decd, from the Clerk of County Court OF
Pike county, bearing date the 20 of July,
A. ID. ls43: all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate Of said
deceased are required to exhibit the same
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
wear from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit
Of said estate, and il such claims are not
presented within three years they will be
forever barred.
JOHN MAXWELL. ! ADMIR-.
JAMES II. DAVIS,
July 22nd. lS4?. 3w3s.
, 1843-08-26
SMITH {. ALLEn,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

GhEEN .WO.
MILL practice Law, in the courts o
w Rails, Pike, Lincoln, Montgomery
and Audrain counties; and will carefully
and promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. A share Of the patron
age of a liberal public is therefore respect
fully solicited. His charges will be suited
TO the times.
References
Hon. John Jameson,
John II. Stone. ~ 1o
, 1843-08-26

tIdlt &C.. clOOu liiuS-
Importing and Com. Mer 1926 1867
Domestic Retail Stores, 25O,3Ol, 799
Fisheries, l6,429,620
Value of Imports in 1910, l07,l4l,5 SIS
Exports of Domestic Prod, ll3,S95,63 3
Do. of Foreign Produce, l8,l90,3l2
Home made or family goods
were produced in 1910, TO
the amount Of 29,23O,3SO
stood thus, in 1910:
Total amount of capital en-
pIoyed. $267, 726, 579
The Cotton manufactures
amount to l24O
They employ 72,lI9 per-
sons; capital invested in
them 1,lO2, 1853
Wooden manufactures m
ploying 2l,342 persons;
capital, 1924, SIP
Expenses 26,643,656
The regular army, according 10 the
law of 1912, consists of 9,0l2 men and
officers.
Militia of all the States and Terrific
ries, l,5S7,722.
Navy-July, 1911.
II Ships of the Line.
10 Frigates first class.)
3 do. (second Glass;
q Shops of War.
Briggs.
s Schooners.
2 Steam Frigatcs and several smaller
vessels.
9th, public land, l0O,o00,O0o, of a.
ores aresurveyed ard unsold.
The whole expenses ofthe revolution
airy war estimated in specie, $l35,lo3 -,
7O3.-Cn. Gaz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
BALTIMORE MARKET-Apdl 10.

FLOUR.-There is activity in Flour though the
market is firm. We hearoa sale this morning 90 barrels
choice brands Howard street, 1925. Holders are gen.
orally asking 1925 for good ordinary brands but no sales
are reported at that price. Sales yesterday at Silsi
City Mills -four sold ut Si,25, and mlers very firm
There have been receipts Of Susquehanna oursacs
nj Si25 and this morning 200 bbs taken at 81
cas-some holders asking 81, 3li The wagon price
OF Howard st. is unsettled.
GRAlN-A sale OF good Maryland white Wheat nt 90
cents; and oi prime Hartford county red cts Mary
land reds bring from s5 to 81 cents quality car
go OF Pennsylvania red Wheat, good quality sold at 30
cents and the rest ut IS Sales of 900 bushels Mary
land white Corn this morning, So cents 1900 bush
els At 81 cit; yellow Corn il worth 52a53 cts A sale
Yesterday OF 1900 bushels Pennsy lvana yellow Corn at
% cts and 700 bushels this morning at the same price
Sales OF Maryland Oats this morning 90 cents-they
may be quoted at 26s27 Maryland Rye Haas cts
SEED-Saels yesterday of 60 bushels cloverseed at 81
81. aud this morning 60 bushels the price. The
market firm and stock much reduced.
LIVE HOGS-are selling at 80 ,25a3,50.
WHlSkEY-in hhds, is scarce and is held Mt l91c; in
bbls nj 20c.
PROVlSlONS.-The stock of Western Mess Pork is
hight and is held 50 per 100 lbs; Sales OF 100 bbls Bal
imore packed Mess Pork $3.50. Baltimore packed
Mess Beefis quoted ut Sc, 50c9; No at Sal So and
Prime at S5d5, so nominal Sales of Western Bacon con-
tnue to be made fair former prices viz: assor
ted ut 4ta45c Hams ut Sides 5tai5c Shoulders
Slate Joes at 2Ic Baltimore cured Hams Jasc Sides
at and Shoulders 4a44c Western Lard held
&c. for NJ l in kegs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,

~ short sketch of Capital Prizes, &c. in Lotteries
to be drawn soon-see Lelop:
For Saturday. received Monday morning
Grand Consolidated, Wilmington, Extra Class No. Is
Capital Prizes-S70OO, 5000, 1000, 1880 of 1000 5
Of 300, ) Of $50, 10 of $50, 10 of 100 &c IS Nos
and Ii drawn. Tickets 81 So
For Saturday 18Th April
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. 10. for 1913: Capital
Przes-S35,295 10000, 5000, 1000, $500. 3O25 26OO
40 prizes of 1000 so Of 400 60 of 25O 90 Of 300 63 Of
100, &c &c IS Nos-and 10 drawn. Tickets $40
For Saturday esd April
Alexandria Lottery, Glass X, for ls43: Grand Capt..
tus-S5O,OOO, 10000, 10000, 7OOO 5000, 365s, NJ so
prizes Of 1000, so Of 500 65 Of 800 G5 of 200 65 IF
100, &c. &c. 7e Nos-and l3 drawn. Tickets II only
$40
For Saturday Goth ApuL
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. % for ls43 Capital
Prizes-S35 295. 10000, $780, 1000 $500 3292I 5000
u 40 prizes Of 1000, so Of 2nO 50 of $50 SO Of 1870
60 Of 100, &c. IS Nos. and - drawn. Tickets $40
R " BPaeses wholes halves and quarters or ,ins.
tickets for sale at this office An orders attended
with prompness.
SThe cerhcae Of packages whole halves or quarter.
Lottery advertised by J. Gregory Co may at all times
be obtained on the lowest terms ONCE
apIO CHAs WORTHAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
Correspondence. Of the United state. Gazette.

NV YORK, wednesday, P. NJ.
The election yesterday terminated in favor of the Loco
Focos, they hnving elected their Mayor and majority In
both Boards Of Aldermen. There was n greater number
p"iied than was ever known before Where they all came
from, the Locos only tell.
The sales Of cotton to-day to 700 bales al,
yesterdays prices.
The North River Is open within three miles Of Albany
and the Commissioners have given notice that the canals
will be opened on the first Of May
As will be some time before any produce be rccev
ed here the Hour market ia very firm. Common brands OF
Genesee are run of ut 1914 Georgetown Baltimore
Howard street. is active. at Sl6si BATS cents 900
bushels CHILEAN wheat which has been months in store
was taking for milling purposes at 93i cents.
The operations the stock exchange were TO the usual
extent State rs advanced D. Ohio closed ut yesterdays
prices; Kentucky advanced D. Ohio Trust I. and Hariami
Nothing OF IMPOTENCE done in Exchange: prices
main before.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
CASH! CASH.! CASH!!M!
Notice TO Persons desiring N Newspaper from
the City New York!

Nouce 10 persons desiring Newspaper from
the City OF New York!
1NHE Proprietor Of the New YORK AMERICAN
has determined to reduce the pee paper on and after the
hrsi day Of May -i3 and place PLAN according
" on The day mentioned the Daily Paper VIII be 81 per
annu the SemNeeky 81 subscription strict
y paid IN advance.
Al orders for the paper accompanied by remittance
and when not RANKED BY Postmaster authorized 20
do must be post paid
Advertisements VIII be inserted terms
The New YORK American particularly valuable for IT, semi
monthly MONEY ARTICLE prepared expressly the Eropean
Market per the Seafnes-the
The very best sources atthe CITY can produce
~ Its Literary Character, ooumen- II TO reading pub
he. 7 49,
Letters and orders directed Publisher of the New York
American New York City. rap iI-eoau,
>torc- OFFICES, Chamber. and small Dwelling.
To let i'm the House lately occupied by James
=. Fogg-known "a -Gamble,s Corner.-
VIE store and cellar thoroughly repaired ar i'm
proved IN the most modern style, front Plate
Glass.
Three oees second story which has been oeeped for
the last three year, by Dr. Amber
Two sitting ofees Ere place and Chamber. ad
joining the 3rd story.
The Dwelling House kitchen and water
introduced INTO and an necessary
~ 10 this dwelling there the
other Of
Having thoroughly repaired painted papero greatly improved
the entrance this property, Professional or %
ncss by far the desirable Possession given
on the 18th instant Also for front for store consist
ing OF DOOR windows complete extra szed
glass and plated sash Apply the subscriber premises
ap e-eou JOHN VI. Isle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
STATIONS OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET.

Drawn Nos. of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery Class No
l5-drnwn 18th April:
90 30 80 20 80 IS Is - II 90 50 40
Ticket Nos. 20 50 -, also, 80 46 IS two more CAPT.
tai Prizes sold and paid by STRATTON
$1,000. $1,000
Grand Consolidated Class No Is, for Monday Morning
Capitals $1,000, 5000, 2OOO 5 OF IOOO &C. IS Nos-i4
drawn. Wholes 2, So halves ,25, quarters 624.
S35,295. $4,000.
Alexandra Lottery Class 10 for Monday Morning CAM
tails S35,295, $4,000, 5000, 1000. 40 Of 1000 &c
- Nos.-l2 drawn Wholes SI0 halves S., quarters p
Tickets in all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for sale at
STRATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.

1T AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, ~ O'Clock will be sold at our
store. large collection OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
The assortment Of Bookstore o-ing
VIII be sod
Included an TIN sale Muphy Taeus BeoSs
ssphu Johnson and Walkers Dictionary, Milton. Cowper
Tom Moore Shakespeare Historical Cyeopedia. The Family
Lekhas Burma Ladies' Gentemen Med
Pndr Course Of Time Young Night Thoughts Hudba Bones
nc Cooksy Buwer Marya Miss Landnn. Browns
Bo'as American Revolution Napoleons Campaigns
Events u Criminal Calendar Elementary spengs Pam Bibles
IN variety Blank Book half and fun bound Nrng Paper
Books Novels. RomanceS.
Do Now ready foe examination.
apI INIOES A BROTHER Auefs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
NEW DRY GOODS STORE!


addition supplies have r.c.rv, ,,,. o.. 49,
II opening the following ARTICLES
10 pieces Crape Lnstres -a
do Foulard Silks
Mourning Gingirams
Do. Lawns
Second Mourning De Lanes
herino CasimeTes. artieIe Cor bovx' urar
Furniture and Cambria Dmity
, pieces eolored Alpaca Cloth
Aattconi LustTings
Corded Muslin Skirts
10 toz- French Dimity Bands
} cases OF Irish Linens assorted
Mor7vian Hose, a superior a1ie5e
Raw
Black Italian Grapes
Do coz- eoioured Cotton Gloves 81 els per pair
100 pieces American Prints. from6 6! To 1874 et.
The above goods viii be sold unprecedented low press 6r
CASH Persons buying Spring viii M il % their insT
est TO call at the New Dry Goods door below MesS
4 Cos Hat Store. ~ - 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15

Besides prizes OF $780, 100 So 90 IS 60 H. 10
20 No. Lousr-l6 drawn ballots.
Tickets only sso halves quarters 5; eishths So
Certificates Of packages Of 20 Whole Tickets. s97O
Do..... .do...... &c Half ........... l25
Do. do...... 20 Quarter do. ........... 81 so
Do do-..... &c Eighth do. .......... - IS
20 For Tickets and Shares Packages In the
above splendid Loteries-address
C GREGORY a CO. Managers Richmond Va.
Drawings sent Immediately aer they order
40
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CLARKE'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.

LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
Two received Monday morning. Grand Consolidated
Cepitals-S1nOO &c. - and II drawn. Tickets 81 5O
and the Alexandria Lottery, 10. Capitals-35 1896 TO-
OOO 5000, 4OOO $780, 3O2 2600. 40 of lOOO so Of 400
&c. IS and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
The Tickets in the $4,000 scheme to be drawn on the
22d ns have been received and for sale ut this office
pTiekets by the package single Nos may every
variety at this Office where former days
were sold Orders from county be prompt
y and eonideniiaTy attended to by
AplO CHAsTAIN CLARKE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
sale OF a va,--sls E.o..s aud Lot.

~ virtue of deed Of Trust, from David
ADer~on Jr and wife to the undsr.xned bearing at. The
Nday Of April 1871 sd admitted the once of m,
Sour OF Hastings tor the city ay 81 the
month We being thereto required by M th- PAR
o wh-s henent the sad deed made shah ON sATR-
ph ur sixth dny II May afternoon s-
upon inc premises AZ public bidder ready
money tbe following property tn One
OF parcel OF and IN the said being parcel Of
o' numbered in the plan of city AMI eontan
square eet be the sane bounded a. oy- hat
to y y streets feet and feet
from the corner formed BY -ad srcet.l bv an
ey 20 FEET WIDE aid OF by no Cd
IRON iut street and line and from ION
street s' feet being whereon Cathap. Mec,n
onsfy fesiaeaso together herewith sepaney a. IN,
trustees may seem most eous parcel of and adjoining thai h..
fore described, and fronting 50 feet on n street
IT. NJ the apponsd weather. .haLt n. ..A
OF ue trustees as ITO make Improper there WIN
be an adjournment the following Monay At the ,u- ,- an,
then hrther adjournment them prnorr h an
De from day To day. the han No mas
We know Of objection acting a. Tr,...- 81,
convey only such tide vested deed Of ,r.
WILLIAM P. SHEPPARD,
GUSrAVUS A. MYERS
CONWAY ROBINSON. \
e The above sae viii be by Mesrs Dr<Iar NO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
sr L.isr EyrNLNo.s .MsIL-

We Learn that the Hon. Daniel Webster left the Presi
dent OF this United States. his departure from Washing
ton is resignation Of tho Office OF "Secreary of State
to take effect the rst day Of May previous which he
will return - Washington We have believe that
our Information correct. and that tho Pr,
towards Virginia for successor. Mr. Tszewsll, or Mr.
Sevensoo. i, thought Of but probably circumstances
must be regarded bsioro decision IL made those
two gentlemen, or among the asprants 20 depart
mental honors. -
Surely Mr. Gushing may expect a place in the Cabinet
~ s. Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
0rust saIrs.
b NY e..i.p- a-.s-re a &C. 4
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE HOUSES AND

IhVSI SAI+L OF VALUABLE HOUSES And
LOTS. |'.-'NtIr
slos q ssed % tp.. naa- M Nv - s~p<s.s-s
- is+s hy DAVID NJ Branch dsfe ~ ~ ~~ a.
securing Aoph DIN a. enofsr q napes ,~hen 49, . ~
record IN us ofee % tbe Count q Hanr- ~ CIV 81 RsA
nor -halon Friday the 3isr sy r<r.-r.
sShs.S ~ AZ pahe auction ths hsh>s rs.sy
MONEY the foaosin< an s-.x..
Iaossy q ths CIV a Riehr.s -. m -
say street ifonss< So dst street, srf rn.r-
oAes"i ieet inehes being o,eh~k
an e AFTERNOON TINT ven IN b- -s cav On uhen i
etssea e dwelling bo-- of eounin< In fpnt
90 s 10 iet ince AMI running 10 l.<>-
W an s~y u ret wide sl-o arey and D 81
IN oni On D a. 60 n hek
20 r aey al- hns> and eiy upp>r part
@ street Containing IN tfnn tnrh- IVA sar
nns oaek lss et inches 10 alley which 0na.o AMI loo
u nj present occupied BY yalu m ,, A. ~. 49,.
rfopey eeisVe IN he god but ,s .haI convey y,
.. f. ,,,,>,xxr.
erhs sale via Be eopaue'ea pusov Mour.
a. = 70
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THRUST sALE.-Pursuant to the provisions

ii 'htoi oaLfS.-furSuont to the provisions
Of Deed Of Trust by A. sempIe tn M. a.
trustee and for the therein which DECD on
record IN the Clerks oee Of New county win on the Iob
day Of June next Cedar Hin county OF New Ken, ,e
present residence OF the Sa Semp. plantation Cta,
h farn belonging To the sd semple Of M,r.n
60 IN the State Of Alabama forty and hfy sl,ves mai,
likely all the Household the sid sem
pe an OF new and Of the best quality; kitchen Furniture Pant,
on utensi Stock Of every Kind blooed Mar ,rd
'os Crops then hand Slaves viii be ola II, ,b
and some on credit the other property will be sold on
credit Before the day Of minute description Of the
farms VIII be and upon hieh tb.v win h.
sod VIII only that they very Farrs-and that
he terms WI be made accommodating improves on Ce
OAR Han are fine and could THIS tune a. am IN
formed for less than or SO
aP l2-eotds mo. n. CHRISTIAN Tr,s,e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-15
FRESH SPRING GOODS


M have received by the packets
Manchester from New YORK.
-ortnent Of Dry Goods suited present and season
all OF which have been purchased vev .te.
and are offered wholesale and moderate advance ON the
cost for cash. city Gro De Rhine and I'm
and oe hik tg silks eh Fouad hgd and rpd
s new style Plain and Printed MouseIns Chays.
Alpaca Lustres and Balconies; Painted Lawns Msn- and Iaeo
nets plain worked checked striped Miu MINI Ta
tan Jaeonet and Bishop Lawn Boeade coatee Cling
hams super French En-ish and American Rich
Furniture Caleoes and Marseie Bl,ek and White
English SIX Hose andliaf Hose Raw SIX White Brown
Mfed and Black Hose; Genuemen s Hail
Hos lrsh Linens Linen Lawns Pain eustirAb
ana Revere bordere Thread Cam Hadk Thread Gimp
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