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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17
For LeaSe.

DURSUANT to an Order made upon the
Il petition of a majority of resident heads
of families, &C., in Township IL, Range 3,
w., I -~iiI, aching TrnAtee of SCHOOL
SECTION No. SIXTEEN of said Township.
offer said Section for Lease at Public Auction
for the term of ninety Rine years, upon a
credit of one, two, three and four years
Bond and approved security will be required
of the lessee, and lease made to the lessee
when the last instalment is paid.-This Sec :
ton will be offered for lease at the Court
House door in the town of Benton, Yazoo
county, Mississippi, between the hours of
O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. ~ Of the
22D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. I845.
A sum of money sufficient 70 pay the ex-
Penses OF the leasing will be required of the
lessee or lesses.
JAS. R. BURRUS,
Probate Judge.
Benton, January 10 1845 27-6t
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17
CO M MER CIAL.
From the n. Q. Tropic Of Jan. Ii. 1915.

From the y. .. TroPic Of Jan. Ii, l845.
COTTON.-In our review Of Wednesday morn
ing last, we stated that very good demand had
been experienced for Cotton during the three days
preceding, and that prices had in consequences
recovered the decline resulting from the first effect
of the steamers news, leaving hem firm and with
an upward tendency. Scarcely any business was
transacted on Wednesday, it being generally con-
sidered holiday, and the business did not exceed
900 bales On Thursday the market opened
with very animated demand, in which BUYERS
for every quarter participated, and the transac
items summed up fully 10000 bales at decidedly
sitter prices, whilst in several instances BUYERS
had to pay positive advance. This extensive
business having relieved the market of very
considerable portion of the surplus stock, there
was not much offering yesterday but the demand
nevertheless, was Of such a good character, that
sales to the extent of 800 bales were effected at
very full rates, and the market closes with de-
cidedly healthy feeling Prices are higher than
At the close OF our previous report, and we have
altered our quotations accordingly. The business
Of the past few days has amounted to 1890, and
that OF the week, to 81, 800 bales.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

Calvin Cotton, Esq, author of the "Jun-
Jus Tracts" is preparing work upon the
life and times of Henry Clay. 1t will no
doubt be true and able production.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

CoTToN.-A Galveston (Texas) paper
says that there is now upwards of 5000
bales of Cotton in store at that place.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

OF Our esteemed fiends, Messrs. LII
LARD & MosRY, OF New Orleans, will please
accept our thanks for bundles of late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17
NOTECE.

I'm MONDAY, the 10th Of February,
" l845, the undersigned, as adminstra-
tor of the estate of Robert Afford, decd, in
pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
Of Yazeo county, made at the December
Term, 1914, will expose to public sale, at
the Court House door of said county, all the
title raid deceased had in the following lands
to-wit: the northwest quarter and west half
northeast half Section Is, Township II,
Range 2, West. And half interest in north
east quarter and east half southeast squarter
Section 10, west quarter southwest quarter
Section 70, Township 10, Range 3, West,
lying in Yazoe county, and all Of the south
west quarter of Section 80. Township s.,
Range 2. West, lying in Kinds county.
Sale upon a credit of IL months. Bond
and security required Of the purchaser.
JACKSON Afford, Admir-
of Robert Afford, decd.
January 10, 1845, 26-5t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

SAVING TIIE.-It is said that in some Of
the principal towns in Maine, they distri-
butte business cards and circulars among
the congregation at the churches on Sabbath
mornings.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

useless TO deny is an entirely hopeless IN
dertaking TO attempt TO pay. lie says, if
the creditors would take their pay in articles
of produce at the rates at which they were
selling when the debts were contracted, the
Indebtedness might be paid Off in a few
years. The editor feels the disgrace Of this
condition of things, but thinks il is useless
to disguise Tive trust the cause is not
as hopeless as he represents it.
BickneIPs Reporter.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

There are 90 Sabbath Schools in Phila.
delPhia, containing 9,495 male, and 1865
female pupils, and 1 1865 male and 1902
female teachers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

In obedience to an act of the Legislature
Of Georgia, Governor Crawford has offered
the Western and Atlantic rail road for sale.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

There is proposition at present before
the Legislature Of Arkansas, to dispose of
100000, donated for the purpose of inter.
nal improvement.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

The Senate of Arkansas have, by a vote
Of 20 to /, adopted resolutions in favor OF
the annexation of Texas.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

A NEW WAY OF BRINGING MAN TO
HIS sENsEs.-A AIillerite Down East con
GLIDING that the end of all things had arriv :
cd, resolved to work no more, and no more
20 gather the fruits Of the earth. After a
long mornings walk to mediate upon the
awful dissolution, he returned home and
asked his wife if breakfast was ready. No.
said she, 81 have prepared none. You say
it is not your duty to work: if so, it is
not mine; if the fruits Of the earth may not
be gathered, they may not be cooked. lam
resolved TO abide the consequences with
you" The man walked out, again to medi>
tate, and returning shortly, said, elf you
will get some breakfast will 90 to work.
We see by foreign items, that the Epis.
copal Church of All Saints, Liverpool, has
been purchased by the Roman Catholics for
E2,700 sterling.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

Mr.. Benton says that the Texas debt i.
$22 100000, and Captain Tyler says that i
is but 100000.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

OF We arc indebted TO the polite and
accommodating officers OF the steamers NJ.
b. Humer, Volaut Gov. Morehead and Yazoo
City, for late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

pay the amount of the retail license of any
one in YazOo City, for protection in these
premises. | ask him then, to look at his
own suferings and then at ours, and APP
peal to him and to the Board if they can
do nothing for US.
Once more. The liquor law ought to
provide, if it doesnot, as it does in Louisi-
ana, that conviction under it once should
eUer after incapacite the same man from
securing license. A SUFFERER.
| That there is much cause for complaint
by owners of slaves on account of some
persons selling negroes liquor, all will ad
nit; but we would remark, that there is bu
one licensed house in town that, in GU
opinion, does sell liquor to negroes, ant
that house is certainly curse to this city
and ought to be put down by some means
But the places at which the negroes gener
ally obtain liquor is at the little stores which
are kept in this place, and if the owner
were presented to the Grand Jury, we thnl
the evil complained of in The above com
municaton would be remedied.
The Democrat and Banner are request
ed TO copy the above communications Ed
WMG.]
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

o. Isaac Joyner, Esq, wing, has been
elected United States Senator from North
Carolina, in place Of Mr.. Foreman, deceased.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

The Hon. Benz. f. Butler is spoken of by
some of the Northern papers. for Secretary
oil State, under M. Folks administration.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

C~r The members of the Tract Society
of Rochester, n. Y. have, during the past
year, distributed $500 tracts, visited ,O63
beats, and pursuaded 665 persons to attend
public worship.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

The aggregate of contributions for the
support Of missions, by the Episcopal Church
of the United States, during the last three
years, was 100000.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17
ALBERT GALLATIN.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, Esq ;, New York

IHR DEBT OF lLLINo1s.-ln relation to the
interest on the Illinois debt, the editor of the
Springfield Journal declares explicitly that
money cannot be raised to pay it, even
should the creditors consent to exchange
the six per cent. bonds for three per cents
AT this 1ate of interest there would be re
qured $360,O00, which the editor says it is
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

BLUE DICK.-We learn from The New
Orleans Tropic, that the celebrated race
Horse Blue Dick, died at Carrollton, on the
9th instant
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17
Mr.. GaIlatim on Annexation.

The following opinion Of the venerable
Albert Galatin on the COnsttutionally Of
Annexing Texas to this Country by a Joint
Resolution of Congress, as proposed by
Mcssrs. McDuffie and G. J. Ingorsoll can
hardly fail to command respectful atten-
ton.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17

1--vp NOVICE!-IEeTenfter the payment
IL for ALI Advertisements will be
,lt1c nFtrr IhC first inscrtiOn-thOSe from
a. disfnuCc MUST be paid for i'm advance.
TRV January I. 1874
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17
SaddAery Line.

such as Bride Bits, Spurs, Whips, Strrup-
Irons. &C., which have been selected fer him
by one Of the best and NEST experienced
Saddlers in New York City. He has also on
hand, Of his oaOn manufacture, every des-
criPtion of Saddles, Briddes, Martingales,
all kinds of
Carriage and Wagon Harness,
Saddle Bags, Carpet- Bags, Trunks, &c made
in neat and most substantial manner.
He is also prepared to receive and repair
Carriages OF every description, (being per-
fectly familiar with lining and trimming the
same) and pledges himself to attend TO all
orders promptly; and hopes to give general
satisfaction. His prices shall be reduced to
suit the hardness Of the times.
Yazoo city, January /, l845 26-2ot.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17
D. n. HIT b..

TENHANkFUL for the very liberal patronage
n heretofore extended to him, would saw
to his friends an customers, that he has re-
moved his establishment to his New Store
en- Main Street, opposite Messrs. Link &c
HarrisoA's and adjoining the Post Office,
where he offers for sale every article in the
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-17
SUPPORT THE MECHANIC!

Benton, January 10. 1845. 27-6t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-17

FLiSsEis.-Wo have always been convinced that IL the
Southern States will only exhibit moiety Of the enter
pnse which distinguishes tho Eastern Suites they will OF
reduced rates be able TO supply themselves with every de-
scrptoD Of domestic manufactures they require. The
Richmond papers 1o'.e among the src'"e exhibited
late for spe-ir NJ annels. nanutso at the wool
en- factory Of hes'rs Jones & Mckenzie They soft
plant nDd Diver brilliant color Mr. Jones says the James
river water u the T. II no has oyoTUsed for dying Besides
these very crsdlta specimens Of Aanne there
hno specimens OF wool yarn. spun the wooden
tory which has been built since tho Spring adjacent to
HuHnrs Mills, Richmond This factory will be ia full
operation IN few days, and il estimated IL will manu-
IsenLo 300 yaTds per week-N. Y. suN.
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.EoLIAN PIANO FORTE MANUFACToRY.

-EoblAN fIANO fOhIE MANUFACTOR1.
ME subscribers hiving the exclusive right
II eny 10 manufacture CoemIns Patent fpHaH
and tn arpy the To Psno Fort-s with tight
vend the same TO others he Used country
They also manufacture Piano FOrtes ofcy.Ty
with or without the iron frame and
taehment-
Persons wishing 10 obtain Instruments OF either kn
mandatory hereby ASSURED that in
mail shall be faithfully executed and prices they
employed an agent, or were pretent themselves.
To all doubts from the
u.s. ~e hereby exchange
expense from any art C the country refund puLAs-
ney, II the purchaser Is ..tsaed-
Any person wishing Information Eoan may
obtain copies Of fnL,S P>o FoErK
ing their address TO Us r. GILBERT q CO.
Ii-6m No tO6, wa.hn gton street. Rn. ton Mas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-17
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREE
let all the worm kaJ what they can.
For selling Pris-s 5TaArros's the man,

let all the say tbey can.
For selling Prs-s. sTnArrors the man,
Drawn Nos Of Monongslis Lottery, Extra G-Noy Iltn
81 81 % Is 10 2 % 81 10
Half Tickets Nos. - 81 80. 10 90 &c. 81 a &c
three more prizes sold and paid by STRATTON.
DRaFLso REcEfTED EYERY DsT st ! O'CLOCK
Drawn Nos OF Asranda Lottsry. Extra c72-NOv Isih:
81 u Al - "a % &C Is "a S. 60 s
Ticket No. ~ &C. one more prits obi and paid ~
$4,000. 10, 600.
nond,ymLss'eas No .. Eia c,pita. $4,000 10000
1000, 1900 10 Of 1000 &e- IS Nos, drawn whoss ~
halves so. quartes Us
$4,000, 5000
Tssay-AeIsDdra VIA Extra Cap,.L o. 200 5000 oo,o
1880 ~ Of 1000 &C. IS Nos ~ drawn WHO'S. halves $50
quarers rs.
$1,000, $500.
wednesLsy-AkIaadra 27s Erin, C.pit.l.-s7 600 o,oo
OF 1000 10 Of eoote - Nc. ~ Ticket. ~ So
! IS; qrs 6fi cts
$4,000 6,OOO!
Thursday-AsI andna 27o Extra Capts,: s3o 900 q oos
5000 $500 1000. $500 3oOo drawn Whole. TO-
halves 5; quartsr 3 50.
$4,000. 1900.
.o sHd,y@a0nonsais No Enn Capital. $1,000 1905 OF
halves IS; quarters ~ cts
$1,000. 2OOo
saturday-AieInndrs s7s Era Cspta. 10000 POoo 1850
10 81 1000, &C Is Nos IL drawn. who.es hais.. quar-
teni.
$4,000 10000!
FOR Monday horuna-Aie anlrs Capitai.
500 &C. ~ Nos ~ drawn. wholes sIO. halves S. quarter.
2,5s. - 49,
W Look FOR tho q rand Capital OF $4,000,
10 De drawn 18Th Instant Tickets only s2shares p:opo
Buyer my friIes which are
at the Once, proof OF done; every
drawing continues increase the paid by
pJ Orders
Schemes and all LOTTERIES promptly TO- and
drawing sent when requested.
PIssse address. order, to N. sTRATroN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-17
TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE--SoUTH
J. d. J. W. MEEkS.

ANlNG facilities for manufacturing kinds Of the ,no.,
fasAsaaGs and hIesed fSra.tsrs
specially to call h= Of and IAde
visiting New York ts;T EabliAhasn, street
few doors from the Aslnr tloass Rooas will
found an extensive sock Of Furniture and
modern Pari.Ar
ELE.bean Gctkie, NV Nv ke an OF which h on
their Manufacture gotten up under Their personal sumo,
nisrdenee aud warranted hs city or Eurou-
New York,
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HOW TO WRITE FOR NEWSPAPERS

I--Itavs something 20 write about
2-Wriie plain dot your fs-oross your rs-point your
,sentenoes-bcEi IN them with capitals.
3-Wite short-io the point-sioP when youf dono.
A-Wrto only on ono side Of the leaf.
5Road IL over, abrdSe ogd correct , until you get IL
into tho shortest space y yssble
6--Pay the Postage.
These rules observed will always ensure the publication
Of article and what is desirable TO the writer, will
secure lie being read.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-17

WooL GRowtSG.-PorSons interested in wool growing,
may fell interest in know ing that the very finest lands
for the purpose be found 10 the snd interior
counties of Vnginis. Attention turning the subject
tire aod largo colony Of Yankees will stsr for this oh
jcet before long. 60 settle IN western Virginia We UNDER
stand that lot Of Virginia wool pronounced DO far
the superior Of several los offered Lowell. few days
since, aud received the preference Of all the Judges II is
hmaiisr Of some importance 10 our manufacturers.
Boston Star.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-17
q. BRINCK EnHOOE,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

UNhb practical use nj the Health Restorative
aud cure those hIEatous and
Consumption Liver Complaint Pa n
IN the Eide and Chest considered proper
statement be INA lie particularly properties
the rrt place fortunately eomp1undi o
and roofs and has not sought esore tie
dangerous mineral preparations which PALATE
instead Of curing deas E Of purely
vegetable, eo'roeOated testimony eminent DIR
Of besides the Truth Of IT, and enetusy stops
point Further ir OF the
without dodbt unparalleled shows
deatng disease and then healing the
impaired and eneebed health
conclusive The happiness OF being
bounded benefit too this Restorative
~ heretofore within and proprietor
has made such with his General
dy be reached by ALL The
stating the touching disease hlppy
the possibility OF their being published
et the Office OF Agent for examination
The following certificate from d. Chiffon, known
New York Chemist
III have analysed bottle Of medicine called &c
Health Restorative and dnd does Mercury
other metallic preparation opium any forms IL 10
er.nposcdof vegetable entirely
JANIS n. CHIroS, NJ d.
G. BRINCkRRIoPP Proprietor, n. Y.
Principal ohies. SEQ Broome Street New lorh
3T for sale by the Agents,
u GAYNOR, WOOp 4 co. Dugri.ts
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j. II. WORD.
LOTTERY VENEER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
g ELLIS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management
~ Of j. G.. GKLsoEY & Co. on the same terms that
they nre sold nj the Mansgers Office.
Ps-Teke Nos 81 ~ So Capital PrLe drawing
yesterday, sold by WORD.
The following fine Lotteries offered the Of
the public:-
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
Alexandria Lottery, Class ~, .2nd Capital.
$4,000 10000 cOOo, 5000, 1000 3o0O IS prizes
Tickets $40 halves and quarters 10 proportion. certificate
package OF Is Whole Tickets viii be S2o;
qn 30.
hhIanda Lottery. Class IS. to draw e9h November Capitals
$4,000 1900, $50, 5000 2o0o $780, prizes 500
Tickets $40. only IN this splendid
scheme.
Orders for Tickets addressed TO the undersigned will
have prompt attention. ]. +. WORD,
Corner opposite Exchange Hotel.
&c n Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-17

N. CT ARR'S Celebrated Prize office
a.. Richmoud, Va.
Spiend,d Lotteries for November, lsI5.
Aerandha Lottery. Cas a. FOE Isi5-to be drawn
dna, ID. e. on Saturday AID Nov, IsI5.
SCHEME.
S30000 10000, COCO. 5000 1000 300O 2500 2l2O 2O0O
- pnSrs OF 1000 10 prizes Of 500
rs No. I1usD-It Drawn Ballot.
Tieksts slO-Haves 5-Quarsn z so
Candidates. Of packages % Is wols pro-
portion.
AkI,ndra Lottery Gas. No as for drawn at AI.I
atdrs u. e, on saruTday. Nov. 2ath. Is4S
SPLENDID PRIZES.
Grand Capital Of $40 900 Grand Uaph.I VI IS 600
d" .cOO do $50
DO 1000 : Prize Of 2OS0
fnAr- at 1900 do 1850
d. 1900 30 do 800
&c Ac &c.
- Sun,b.u-lt Dawn Ballot.
Ticksts eiO--Itav.s 5-O1ar-is z so
C.rincates Of packages VI - whole Ticket
proportion
D1 Orders for Tickets and
IN s above sr1s nid Lousts will
ton and u each Drawing b. f
ter 1t all who orJrr from us-aGares<,
moo JOHN 81 CLARKE, Richmond Va.
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ENOR RENT AT AUCTION. win b
EXECUTORS, SALE OF
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.

N order to carry into effect the provisions con.
iained IN 'he last will and Good. o. dec
viii B. .d al has liie redcnee county Che,e on
WEDNESDAY the 18Th Gay Of November land
on which he resed At his deaL containing about GIG
good yelling house and convenient out
houses as one ol- snail Of land lying
hcui the iormer my sdong
quarter Westinghouse, with buildings .Ic-p small os
house Also al tie and place viii or ia
slaves Consisting n ard boys
y an valuable all the hcS- and sheep
tile Of com otjeI household and
furniture, and all e plantation Of erpton
Tbs slaves viii Be sod on a er-di Of
ana two the approved
~ and the title retained m puThlSe money paid aud the
other property credit month. for all suu. over
$40 and under. cash will be required.
MACK GooDE, lr
no l3-dtds wM. GooDE j. Liof''
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RALEIGH y CASTOR RAILROAD
FOR SALE.

III
EOh OhbE.
I'm MONDAY, THE 2gTH DAY OF DE
" r,.ob.r r, L. -. :, -. - -. =,
yy,I. S,,r,y =, a. i 80. ,s. " ue '"ar' {" tqaiy of
nor Tor Us. Of tbs state Of Nor,h c,ro,,n, -, ~ %
a,r. th-r.,of,rr e,..u,.i -. 49,, 49,, '"''
comn,rv n n,.,,a,, ~. a., .HI sA-'oh railroad
Cotnnapy viii iii :, r,,I, -. y, - 80. Io' ASS
H. 80, ~ n. -. 81 '' eIe Nnoe pfop-Ip OF
.,ms . now IN me- r, ~ - -, " n, 80 i,t s ,he
po.no, p, Z, -. -. on une No''h siue OF The
burr CITY Point Rr bDond W,,h',sto, c,. p,,i. =. 80,
together with an Bridge, n.oo,. w. 80. - II -
boo-es Water Stations, FnrI.,, Car, sc a. a., ~, 80 :,
J,o, I,n,,., 81 r. ~ 49, N1 s'oeA OF
All other art,el., owned ma u.d nv =, "a ro,ao., a.
al Raj Road ana r, ..so,,,,,o, -, ~. - P.ns "
Of the uroue,ty n viii he "a :. -. ' ' NV hAuie
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Ny DuoIop, n.uc.r- 4 O.

TRUSTEES s4LE or HgsfxsBLg RCIL Esr,rr.
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of November, at
- toelOek on The pvmi,es. rrusre shan lv
'hu- OF d"e Of trust from ob-d ght s.mn. Daa.
pioerI u sell ~ auction foe fasn<r. Baah u
'hsaia Two lots OF ir-uLd with
e'Fd III aid deed TIE No 7Rs fna,iGE
ana ~" IN r.araa s
Tie Other rs fronting 90 feet on
shi n asre occupied BY incy Mitchell
nrni above the r--id-ns Of A. Thos. E.q
ny ccnseni Of pir-s tk,ci
balance IN equal F-yenis months. bearing ntsssss
o ne av OF SAKE TOT no'e- nrsoiiab and
oe IL p. N. NICHOLAS. Surviving Trustee.
sale conducted by DUNLOP MONCI'RE a CO Auet.
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WINFREE & SHEPPARD
Co m m isSiou Nero Ia n m t.
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH. WESTERN
MERCHANTS

INHE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
70 his friends AID the public, for the great paos
age he has received in ani te.
that his present arrangements for ar.
ample and hat those who deal him
ever 10 sell on The cheapest hrcst and o.
70 devote The most fisid attn
Having been extensively engaged Cek. ot
more than twenty had o.
poftunhes oF becoming acquainted deal
es and be would hereby respectfully all who mai. tbels
purchases OF him. that they shall bx WHICH
cannot De surpassed IN point nship hnish
Hs well known fact ihat
Ar Constantly Se rs worthless and article AbeIed
The senune -Jeroae Coek an unwilling aeiuo-
edsnent iron them Of i-r He
ers viii APPRECIATE the Advantage buying o M. factor,
which case they viii not be The subjects imposition An
orders accompanied with tie cash promptly iha
attended to- sangcrs who seud ih
upon eeeivnE The attention application
tended for FotsiGn Countries and
WIN reference TO The
this estibshment warranted perform the
van De Delivered on board boats ao
charge WIN assurances that possbLs be
pad 70 the Interests OF hs froA ami patrons respectfully
heits The patronage OF all
warehouse in PkladePhla, 20 North Third Street
warehouse in Baltimore, 30 South Charis. Street
FAesoHT in New Haven John. Street. between Bsma
toh 40. hAIsrI oe sJ-y CHAUNCEY JEROME
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-17
JOHN V. HARDWICKE.

ThIIor,
AS Just returned with the u,o
Goods impaired for the trsde'hsy be <Iraed m
qualify here elsewhere
generally 10 call and examine lie pledge. ha,self ,.l
n en- terms The quality
any city q Union. =. o.