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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03

frorrtd persona, or an organized army of
devils, with chief or general a, their head,
directing their movements ..*:.
Man is as sure to be engulred in ruin,
without This mighty array of diabolical ma
ehnery, as the sparks are TO fy upwards,
unless GJd interposes 10 prevent. Satan
has all The advantage. Mankind belong TO
him OF right, aGd ever have belonged 10 him,
since his famous exploit in the garden of
Eden. The right # conquest is his. He
has nothing 10 do but 10 sill With his arms
folded, (if he has arms as we'll as "cIoven
feet and gloat over the ruins Of fallen hu-
man nature, until the Almighty interposes
and selects "chosen few" as brands
from the burning" Even this interference
is scarcely felt in the comparison. Like a
bubble, in the great ocean of human beings,
it is overwhelmed by the next succeeding
wave. The great mass with which the
world is peopled still belong 10 their Iegti-
mate owner, the devil. The Creator of al
things, who pronounced everything good"
retains bat a fep Of his creatures, called
" the elect" The devil has his unrelenting
grasp on the remainder. They are 10 his
strong embraces, bound for The boI,omless
pit-and not for day or year, BUT Foe
ETERNITY ~" III.
1fthese things be so, and this doctrine be
true, would respectfully ask, if it does no.
either impeach HE goodness of God, or prove
that his satanic majesty is the more power
| ful being of the Two?
...: Yours, &C., INQUIRER.
/ Brandon, April 25. ~" F..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
SPIRIT cULTUR E.

SPIRIT CVltaTe; an interpretation OF
A. Bronson ALcoH's ldeG and practice
at the Masonic Temple, Boston, by
CHARLES LANE. Reprtated from The
Dial, No XII, Aprtt, lo43. Publish
ed by James Monroe and Co., BOStOn;
PIP. 40, price rs cents.
The best recommendation ofthis work
TO the readers OF The Telegraph will be
found in the productions cfthe Interpreter,
Charles Lane. already published in the
Telegraph. Below will be found a recon-
mendalion from the l. berator.
srirIt-C culture.
We have received a neatly printed
pamphlel OF 40 pages, entitled The Law
and Method in SPIRIT Culture; an luler.
pretation of A. Bronson Acolt's Idea and
Practice al the Masonic Temple, Boston
hv Charles Lane" We have not vel
been able 10 peruse it, but have no doubI
that Mr. Lane has verv successfully and
ably performed his part as an INTERPRETER
He is the author OF The suggestive and
valuable Essays. that have appeared III
the I,iberator, on "a Voluntary PoIItIca
Government" each enc of WHICH we hope
has been lhonghlinlly perused Gy OUT
prorrcss-loving readers. Mr.. Lane has
been in this country, from Eng land, but
a comparatively short period; but, during
this brief space, he has contributed lt
various pabalc journals, numerous essays
Of a remarkably pare, Liberal aud elevate,
character, ON subj cis indlssoiu5lg connect
cd with the common good oi mankHd.-
| He is naniEeslly one OF the singular lew
! flew ia contrast with the vulgar many
who, 10 Judging Of Right aud Duty, o
! Humanity aud Love, know nothing OF lAi
i.ude or longitude, Of geographical diyS
ions of national preferences; but who's,
philanthropy is as expansive as the at
nosphere, aud who recongnlze 10 every
member OF the human race the same u
vine image, aud The same lone blood Ie
lulionship. The pamphlet before US ha:
been reprinted from the DIAL. ior April
and treats on Inspiration, Practice, DeVei
oume,. Impyesence, Conversation. publE
Judg men,, Parental Feeling. OnnIpres
rnce Of Spirit, the Inspired Ieachrr
Prayer, Conscience, and Worship. O
Nh. Aicot, he says" Not 10 "eniloi
!, others. A coll, almost utterly neglected ,.
contemporaries. must seek his lTuer az
precia,ion beyond the great waters; an
; ia the qui,iest nook in O Eng land be
held the frs, substantial ADMISSION OF hl
, claim to be considered the exponent OF
diyiney inspired idea" Il is more iha
probable-it is quite certain. that Nj
AIcou has been widely misapprehendet
: and in very numerous instances basel
. misrepresented as Teacher and PhilaI
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03


To The Lsberiy Pnrty Abolitionis.s
Throughout tie United States!
DEAR FRIENBsi- ...=
The providence Of God having placed
Insurmonn,able obstacles in the way of
holding a United States A. S. Convention
at Butttlo, on the 24lh and 25lh DAYS of
May next. rs appointed, owing to the thick
zee which covers Lake Erie, and as we
are credibIy informed by friends in Ohio,
will not probably be removed till The mid
de o. June nexl, in CONSEQUENCE of which
oar frIends 10 OHIO, Indiana, Illinois aud
Michigan could not attend except at grea.
lncon' cnience and expense-the naviga.
ZION OF said Lake being indispensable, or
nearIy so, to their aItendance-the said
Convention is therefore postponed until lhe
first "Wednesday in Septem be- next, and
THURSDAY following, at Buffalo, when we
shall hope to have returns from the Lon
don Convention. 1t is hoped each State
will send as many delegates as each Slate
is entitled to Representatives 10 Congress.
However, all are invited to attend. .... .
~. ALVAN STEWART, Chair
E. w. GOODWIN,
JOSHUA LEAVlTT.
BERIAH GREEN,
# WILLIAM GOODELL.
April 20, 1913.
N. B. All papers in the United States
are desired 10 publish this notice; and all
Anii-savery papers will take pains to cir.
culate this notice early. ~. -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

To the Liberty Party .ab"'ittOniSts throughout
~. the United States:
BRETHREN AT the Convention held in ths
city Of New-York, in May, Is4i at which can
didatcs for the President aud Vice President of
The United States, 10 be supported at the election
IN 1914, were duly nominated by the Liberty
party. it was further resotvedby SAID Convention,
20 adjourn 10 meet in t" years from sand month
Of May, l94i-at such Time and place as should
be designated by the Central Committee la
pursuance of the power conferred on US, by the
said Convention, as its Central Committee, we
designate " DNESDAY and THURSDAY,
the 24th and 25I days OF May 1913, commencing
al 10 A. NJ. of the oath, at Buff,io, in the State
of New York, as the time and place for holding
said adjourned Convention. We hope eacI, State
will send many delegates as said State is mi.
tied 10 Of representatives and Senators in Con-
gress. However. all are invited to attend.
ALVAN STEWART,
E. W. GOODWIN,
49,. JOSHUA LEAVITT,
BERIAH GREEN,
March Is, lS43. WILLIAM GOODELLA
/ n. 3. Papers throughout the United States are
requested 10 give this notice an insertion.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03

says in 80 many words -" one mans sell
6shness is set over against anolher's."-
Here is candid and full concession No
exception is made. At least The general
eral rule is admitted. lfthere be excep-
lions they are only exceptions, which is
admitted in the view take, always.
We now have cew TO his views as
10 what "lrue Gospel principles" are -
They are the opposite Of selfshness = they
are benevoIence. These be does not pretend
are the governing principles in church or
10 state. On the contrary. be virtually
confesses that their antagonists govern
| Why then does he hold me 10 reform,
only. OF the very things which on his own
virtual concessions must be rerotutioaized,
or nothing efftclual is done! Talk not
TO me Of the sympllhies and prayers" OF
those who are governed BY se6>hness.-
Point out 10 me my errors, and | shall be
bene6ued. Either take back the conces
sion. aud say that revolution is not the
thing, or else show me that am not do
ing the work necessary to aid in produc-
! ing il.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03

am aware that the word, reform is
used here as It ought not 10 be. It's true meaning
is. e.form, which is Lot less than revolutionize.
But the Brother uses the two words in distinction
from each other; and so in replying 20 him have
used them IN the sense which he attaches TO
them,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
INQUIRER.

- Attention to the Second Advent svs-
TEN necessarily postponed another week,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
March Is, lS43.
Change of Time.

/ n. 3. Papers throughout the United States are
requested 10 give this notice an insertion.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03

Il have more important matters TO attend TO a
TEL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,

u short sketch OF Capital Przcs &c IN Lotteries
to be drawn soon-sce belotr:
For Monday, at % o'clock, p. VI. in the Exchange.
Va. Monongalia, Glass No l6. Capital Przcs-Sl7 500
5000, 3J0O $500 2)0O 1914 20 OF 1000 ~ Of 400 % Of
$50, 22) Of 100, &c - Nos and 10 drawn. Tickets So
and the smallest prize So.
For Tuesday evening per Mail:
Alexandria Lottery, Extra Class No 90 Capital Prizes
$4,000 5000, 5000, 25O0 1924 90 Of 1000 so Of 800 50
8 S. 200 a'' of 100 &C. IS Nos and II drawn Tickets
For Wednesday evening per Mail:
New Jersey, Class iO-Capital prizes: $4,000 10 600
5000, 5000. 2OO0 1907 1867 10 1000 10 of 500 10 OF
300, 10 OF $50 90 OF 300 % Ut l5O 1871 OF 100 &c &c
Is Nos. and 10 drawn. Tickets s..
For Thursday evening per Mail;
Alexandra Lottery Extra Class ~, g2-Capitsl Prizes
100000 10000 5000, 5000 2)OO 1900 1862 10 Of 1000
10 Of 500 10 Of 800 10 Of $50 20 900 % ul5O $50 Of
100. &c. ~ Nos and 3 drawn. Tickets So
For Friday. at ~ o'clock, ?. VI. in the Exchange
Va lie, sburg Class 40. 6-Capital Pines 1000 1000
SIS. 400 800. Of 200. 3of $50. Of 100 SC 66 Nos
and 10 drawn. Tickets only 81.
For Saturday, received Monday Morning.
Wilmington Grand Consolidated, Extra, Class No. 10
Capital Prizes 5000 5000. 2OOO 1895 of 1000 , of
500, . Of 900, 10 Of 10000 Of 100, SC.
For Saturday s2d Npui
Alexandra Lottery, Class n, for 1919: Grand CAPT.
uls-s5o,OOo 10000 10000, 1000, 5000 365s. IL 50
prizes Ut 1000 80 of 500 IS of 800 is of POO Is sf
100, &c. &c 7s Nos-aud , drawn. Tickets 4 = only
$40.
For Saturday son Aeri
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. -. for 1919 CapitsI
Puzcs-S 295. 10000, 5000 1000 95OO. 1894. 1000
II so prizes 1T 20OO 80 of poo 80 OF $50 % uf 100
% Of loo. SC. - Nos. and IL drawn Tickets $40
rNB-Pscssaes NJ vboes halves and quarrr or .i,si,
n with pompin-s-
p srhc certificate OF packages Of whole halves or ou,rer.
ap7 cHAs woRru,N
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CLARkE'S OFFICE,
RICUMoND. Va.
LOTTERIES FOR THIs WEEK.

H'N'i'' Nr' iIilS "bEh.
Al 80 o'clock nt the Exchange this day. Capitals: ST.
500, &c. and 30 Of $1,000 &C. IS and drawn. Tekeu
S..
Received Tuesday night. Capitals-S2O,OOO and 30 Of
1000, &c. Is and II. Tickets SIS.
"Wednesday night Capitals $50 ,OOO 10 900, &c and
10 Of 1000, &c. 7o and 10. Tickets S..
Thursday evening. Cnpinls-S2O. OOO 10 900. &c and
10 OF 1000, &c Is and Is. Tickets s..
81 O'Clock, at the Exchange Fnday-S4OOO 1000. &c
Tickets 81.
Two for Monday morning-ssOOO, 5000, 1000, = OF
1000, &c. Tickets Sand the
Acknowledgements: $4,000. 1000 10000 1000.
5000, 365s, 80 Of 1000 30 Of 500 50 OF 400 &c IS and
Is drawn. Tickets $40.
The Tickets in the $4,000 scheme to be drawn on the
22d inst have been received and for sale at this Office
Drekets by package single may ue had ia every
variety at this oce where many Trzes
were sold Orders from the solicited prompt
ly and eonhdentiany attended O by
II CHASTAIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
by Inlocs q brother.
Corner opposite Bel Tavern.

fJ REGULAR SALE DAYs-Tucsdays, Tbur,d.vs
aud Saturdays
0Cash advances Will be made every description Of good.
Consigned for public
On THURSDAY MORNING, Aprh ao,h. commencing q, Q
O'Clock m front Of store will be s variety desirable Household
Furniture. o
Feather Beds and Mattresses,
Bedstcads, high and low post
Cane and Woodseat Chair
SOFAS, Bureau. Tables, Work nd washsands
sidebnarts, NardrUbcs hantel Glasses. &c Sr
VIII D. atii variety OF Groceries and LIQUORS in part
Extra BuekWheat Flour Bacon, Wine, whskey, &c.
sCYTHE BLADES AND BENCH PLANES
dozen Scythe Blades
do Jack and Smoothing Planes
In eonequene the following he Of vehicle. vas
postponed until Tuesday
ADDITIONAL.
NEW BARoUCHE, sTANHOPE &c.
WIN be added Saturday Morning Apr 18th :, II o..
clock IA front OF
Barouche, Richmond make
DO Sianhope,
do Busy,
SEVERAL
At the excellent Horses which are warranted
sound and highly Recommended
apls INL.OFs 4 BROTHER A,rts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION or
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.

1T IJLIIUN.
ON MONDAY EVENING u O'Clock VIII be sold at our
store, 4 large collection n MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
The assortment Closing business and
VIII be soid without reserve.
Included the sale Muphy TacIus BeSs eroiots
sephus johnson and Walkers Dictionary Milton Cowpc scott
Tom Moore Shakespeare Historical Cyclopeia Family Book
lockrts Burns Ladies and Genemens Pocket Book Peter
Pndar Course ofTne Noungs Night Thoughts Hudbas bones
TIC Cookery, Buwer Marryai Miss Landon Browns Philosophy
Boas Amencan Revolution. Nspoeons Campaigns Remarkable
Events L. : Criminal Caenda Elementary speunss Fam bes
IN variety Blank Book half and bound Whiting Paper song
Books Novels, Ronances, g..
81 Now ready examination
apls iNLOFS 4 RROTuER Ant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17

Besides prizes OF $3.50 100 So 40 s5 90 Is IL TO-
- No. Lntsry-l6 drawn ballots.
Tickets only SEQ halves 10; quarters ); eighths So
Certificates Of packages Of &c Whole Tickets s27O
DO -. .do..-. % Hall. do.
Do .do..-. 20 Quarter do. so
Do. .do..... % Eighth ..do............ n IS
" For Tickets and Shares Certificates Packages in the
above splendid Lorcues-addrcss
C. GREGORY 4 CO. Managers Richmond Va
Drawings sent immediately aner they ord-
: above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.


On TUESDAY MORNING 18th i0s o'clock we shan
the residence Mr. Carlos sbockoe Hill over the Store
oiMesrs Chcne Hlrtwe collection OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture comprising the VISUAL variety.
~ sale positive lNLOES 4 BROTHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17


RI virtue OF deed Of Trust, from David
Anderson Jr and wife 20 the undsr-gnsd bearing dat~ The
lstday Of April 1888 and Admitted record in m. on. 81 The
Court Of Hastings for the Richmond ems av ~ the
ae MONTH We being thereto required BY Mn. the psr
Tor who's" benefit the said deed made ON SNrR
DAY N" sth day of May afternoon sell
upoh ~ premises AZ public auction IN the highest bidder
ney ,e following property 10 wit One rectangular
% feot and IN the sad parcel
' numbered m the plan n the said
e ne me ~aine les. and bounded
$40 ny hy street 90 feet and by feet lnearrnS
rom the corner formed by the said streets. bv an
ey 20 feet vide laid OF by and 77o feet
toh lph street and by fon tOth
street ~ feet being the Catharne Mccall
erN re-d'da- together separately as 10 th>
Trustees udeouS parcel Of land .donng TIA. h.
fore described. and fronting 50 on ~ street
IT. n the appointed weather sf h. .rh
o the trustees as 10 make Improper viii
e an adjournment IN the following Monday hour
men farther adjournment sbouhi them proper n viii
% RON day To day At the shan be mad.
We h" OF no objection 10 the title acting Trustees Will
convey only such title As vested said deed Of trust
WILLIAM p SHEPPARD,
GUSrANUS A. MYERS, ITrlsie.S
CONWAY ROBINSON
Do The above conducted by Mes.r. Drxtop Mo-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
NEW DRY GOODS STORE!

fSdTtS fbeThfey " 20.
addition 20 their former supplies received m. now
II opening, the following
10 pieces Grape Lustres
, do. Foulard
Mourning Gngham-
Do Lawns
Second Mourning De
Meuno Cassimerss. how,
Furniture and Cambria Dimty
) pieces eolored Alpaca Cloth
Mateoni Lustrings
Cortrd Muslin
10 doz French Dimty Bands
cases Of Irish Linens. assorted
Moravan Hose, a superior article
Raw silk do.
Black Italian Grapes
so doz- cooured Cotton Gloves at 81 cts.
100 pieces American Prints from 8! % 1871 cts
The above goods will unprecedented low pes. for
CASH Persons buying their Spring Goots their inter
ss 70 call at tbs New Dry Goods below NesS
4 Co.. Hat Store. - 10
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Crust Salcs.
n, D,,l.n- ,.,,n-. =.
RUST SALE or vALuNsLE HOUSES AND

Trust SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES Ann
LOTS.
Ntitic % tec ~ mad asy srptsusesr
l-ts ~ David n Hanch ~. f ~ ra,t.-s a
u'ns NIh ph - enio-sr Of sat Rranch (which
'e'".i a m" once % the Couri % HnEs
n shah On fay m eit sy Nrri Al pr-u,i-~.
f'eu,ry 81 a. pubic hxh hslasr fs rsse
uf u' inn"~inE properly. IN ia ochrk unsxeA-l
ursy ~ - AMI tenensut Richrusud n
ay street fronting - feet iache. runop
~ 'n-h~~ beng part of he No 17s; and
~ W" tifton that desirable Dc ciy 90 which
t dwrnr hos-e of ths -si hrsnch containing IN ncnt
~ -,fi l' irei nehsr AMI
10 an an'y ~ wid- ao b, between tn a., N, a., m !,
n oni on a. 80 n Bch running IS. a. 10
men To The alley ASA CIV on IN. unp.f 10,
~ = street containing front niche. MN
@ &c 10 icei inches 10 fo-t an-y hou- ami m
Pe|ni occupied By Thomas YaA.n the .lav.
p"fY RELIEVE be r but acting trustee shan convey 10
49,, -, "
above -ae viii be conducted BY Dunlop Noicurs
- 80 .NN-.-- NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
Correspondence Of ,hs BALTIMORE Pa,nos.

NEW hokh, Friday, r. VI.
The Louis Philippe arrived this morning from Havre
bringing dates the 9Th ult
The North River is open 20 Albany; the steamers
Diamond and Portsmouth arrived from that place this morn
ing early, bringing upwards OF 700 pascngerS-No pro-
dnce has yet been received on this route.
The weather to-day has been quite unfavorablc for bus
ness; the rain has been falling since SUNRISE and the nj
nospheo dark and goomy-the Cotton market hna been
rather inactive in conscquencc;-prcos however remain
firm, aud do perceive that the Foreign news ba. had
the slightest effect upon the market Flour remains s he
fore although but few operations have been made in con
sequence Of the bad weather.
There appears To- be quite rush for Clover Sccdsnles
are made at Ia9 cts and parcel OF Seneca county
- cts Timothy Seed is active CALI per ticrce The
snles OF New Orleans Sugars for the las, days
T. llOO hhds at Has and some few Mt 50 cts GOO
hhd- Porto Rico also taken 61a7 cts mos e. ce
rooms Ca,asaya Bark brought 50A cash.
Southern Exchanges dull at former rut.s S,etng
exchange was firm 95}alO0O; Francs were in active
demand at 5ilta5iO. inir business was done on Ans
terdam at IS on Hamburg 3iIl3ii Bremen 75ia75I
fIRE-A lire broke out, about II O'clock in the upp.I
part oi building No Is James Slip, occupied by Messrs
Lewis Il Hnniord a clothing stor.-rhc fire wns coniin
ed To the two upper stores which materially
The lower part OF the building occupied b, d. Barker
as coffee and spice factory slight injury wns done
to the stoekoi MIR. Barker by water.
CURIOUS CHARGE-The Madisonian snys.-.'rb.
Globe Iunto manage capitay They managed to obtain
Jobs OF printing from the present by
OF bribery
Which member of the administration has accepted Of the
bnbcl-PhH. q. S. Ga:.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
FRESH sPRING GOODS


M nave received by the packets Lnehburg
Manchester from New York, complete
seni OF py Goods suited the ami approaching
All oi winch have been purchased
and offered wholesale retail at moderate advance on h
cost cash or city aeeepancesSupebrk
an oue 81 NJ silks rich Fnulard and Fancy strpd
ssne style fan and Printed Mouens Bomhazine-
Alpaca Lses and Balconies Painted
nets plain worked checked and striped MuSnS Null Tar
IAN Iaeonei AMI Bishop Lawn Brcade Cling
hams sur French English and American Cacoe prices. Rch
Furniture Caeoes and Mares Quilt and White
English ss Hose antiialf Hose Raw silk Moravian Brown
mixed and Black Hose entemsn's Sk and
Hose Irish Linens Linen Cambrcks Lawns Pain HemSes
ana Revere boreted Thread Cam Hadkf Thread Gimp
shhurton Laees and Edgngs white and
Inserngs and Egng Cap and assorted Lsnr and
satin Rboand SIR and Cotton Fungcs Bo6bn Edrncs and
me AMI medium brown French Linens DrIncs
brown and white plain and isd Grape Cambes Victoria Cloth;
Drap de Ate and Gambroon brk and
Ihread Gloves German BuTaps duck Dowlls and
and Cotton Umbrellas Pso Shades Cassmes and
Nesnss beaehed brown and Of every quality
wttih and price
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.
ap ! Mhie BultInr. u street shnckoe I'M.
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Hy o"nioP. uoncurc & 40
TRUSTEES HATS. CAPS AZ

~ MONDAY the I7th instant, at 10 O'Clock We Will al
BIZ entire stock q Hats. Caps COMPRISING m. usual ,.
ee,,d with great car" end hne order store an
h'us WI De rented t thu hrst August Terms Of ale
Under $780, cash slOo. month. credit for approved pe
:. Pt-rNEY -
A. SLADE lrus'erS-
mp ~ sac conducted by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17

By Dunlop, uoncure Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
ON TUESDAY, the 18th O'Clock IN front Of our
store Will be sold
100 hhds New Orleans md Auakapas sugar.
Is do crop 81 CroiI Sugar. prime
l. do Porto Rico DO
900 bags prime Green crop Iaguira Coffee
$50 do do DO do
so do do Java do
10 puneheons New Orleans Rum
100 boNes Sperm Candies
IS DO Tanow do
100 packages Teas o kinds
IS casks Cheese
25 bags Black Pepper
Hams Mdiings and Shoulder Bacon
Sperm. Elephant and Whale Oils
Bbls Tuscaloosa Old whiskey
Sweet Manga Wine
Sicily Madeira Wine
Nals, Brads and Spikes, e &c.
TERMs-OyeT 500 months
II DUNLOP NONCT-RF l. co ,n.,.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the Goth commencing a oeloek will
b. -oh a
Foreign and Domestic Dry
TERMS-unisr slO0 over 500 month, er,i-Co an
proved negotiable paper.
ap IL DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 co. Auet,oBeer.
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VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.
White Building. II street Shockoe Hill.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
M w. CHRISTIAN L CO hive received their Spring SUP
w ply Of Dry Goods which great
care and viii be offered unusually prices Among
them the following
Prints OF variety, for ). 81, and IL cents
French Cambncs and Jaconets
Painted Lawns from Is nesiQ quality
Fine Pans Mullins styles
Mosaic Balzarines
Rich Parisennes Foulari silks
striped Pckins. SIC great bargain
Black and Blue Black Alpaeas
Earston Gingham-
Chene
Black and Lena Lawns ami Balzornss
Printed Mousselns from 25c o finest
Plain colors and black
White Cambrcs, Jaeonets and Muslins
Lace and Tareton Musins
Fancy Cnvats Scarfs
Black and NettCa Cardinals
Nett Gloves and Half Fingered Mitts
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from sc 20 finest
henings Irish Linens, Birds Eve Huckaback ana Rr.,
Diaper - ''1'h
Crash Linen Shectings
Brown French Linens and Drilings
Cambroons and Kremins
Marseils, CaaIy and Vestinss
Wilhelm Paris Cord and other Fancy Cass,uer,
Back French Cassineres nj Doe skins
Back and eolored Cloths, qualities
Gent sumner Stocks Cravats and scars
Linen Collars and BOsoms
Md sIk Linen and Lisle Thread Gloves
brown Cotton Hose Suspenders.
OF taney Goods al Of which will be sold cheap cash
50 i w. II. CHRISTIAN Il Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-17
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STOCKS AT AUCTION
THIS DAY, hafpa-t O'Clock At the EIch,nr. uo,., will
be soh slO5OO of per III. stat. Of Vryn I
Is shares Of Tretegar Iron Company stock
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