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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
Vol. 5l-.No. o.

true IN al things Although hs cai,.
,enee was a long disease rather than life
h" vas !tco from all biucro-ss and harsh
nrss OF spirit f'elny in,~n% y fot the SUI
'r'nrs Of o,hcr he was IN every way nm
selfish prone TO the very last 10 turn h,.
own sad 'ufrtInes into jc.is, and forcing
those Nho wept over his agony. fierce rs !,
wo' tun,i' the last dulIslrep which eon,in
ucd from the Tuesday to tho Sabbath of h,,
DEATH TO smile nj the n illo," Of his ron.
rrrs mlnglng ns they did with touching
consr'enllonso'a Of his si,uN,uo,oo. and The
Solemn belief in that herca ter which. in all
faith aud humanity, We belcve-of,ho full
e1ttn, ofknoOh dge-.,e now enjoys
But VIVA, n sad pic,utc-snd by no
means solitary onc-do the las, month, of
tins GREAT MANS life display The
Song Of n Shiu" was Knocking q, every
hcnt in Crrst Britain while its author was
painting for breath. md trying tn rnli- The
forces OF his tuds in the launch of,he
Magazine that all bca. his name And
his friends stood BY him; they gathered
willingly beneath the hammer, Which. hnd
II bcrn raised by a strong nrin instead Of
one trembling with pain and the nns,cad
NESS Of departed health, would have taltrd
the breeze nobIy and waved for wars tri
umphantly abovc--ns shelter TO his home
a lule longer, aud the difficulties of hi, no
slton increased one illness succeeded nm.
other, and "I'Envoi" to The md Of each
"periodicai labor" induced the mingled
smiles mud tears Of his admirers. He wrote
wit Will" prorrcd hv pillows md tho
chap'es OF "a now l-doomed to remain like
his life, a frag men, were produced hc.
tween the intervals and bea,ngs OF hear dis.
ea,e.
Alas what those endure who priie for
bread But 1t is all over with him now :;
the goid has been refined md the eruci5le
is broken the ,oiworn body has been bow.
ed IN death that the ,soDi might escape into
life the mortal ceremrn,s have been burst
the " inged child is borne into true life -
the life Of eternity Those who loved
him best rejoice at his relense f ON lab or
never remunera,cd in proportion to the
pleasure It Rave--never in a way st oil
commensurate with the enormous profits il,
produc'd--no', perhaps thought Of hv those
VI ose hats are S. Tom opcn.d. L,uerly
bis dcnr fri'nde Ind been agconlzrd by his
terrible lament 81 cannot die cannot
die |" Such friends were thankful 10 l.
him. on the 10Th of Nav. in a calm grave
nj kcnsall green. !, will not, We ARE sure,
be long before monument is raised to his
memory; and there are hearts cnongh in
Eng gland to remember TIM, his willow md
two children have hut the hundred n year
to snhs.' on-~bs~tnwcd hv Sir Robert Peel
whose letter, in words which done him hon.
or, conveyed the request tina, he mi ghl be
permitted to make the persona nrquninrnnco
Of on whose works he hid long ndm red
and appreciated IN this generous wish &
hop" he was destined to be Disappointed, -
but
Honor md c!oryio n crra, statesman
with n good h"arii Such men nrc worthy
olmoners Of genus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
RUTLAND, THURSDAY, JULY T. 1915

efi-d out IN agony 10 be taken from the IA
tai maeh'oo 1h- loqu,suot 0ro-n,l va.
,sIen brfore the inf'rn-l engine called The
Virgin" The soldiers commanded him to
Liss the Virgin He bsgs To h. excused
NO 's'd they, you hn,r Caused olhcn 10
kiss her, and you mus, do IT. They ~
rriocked their bayun,ts 80 ~ 10 form large
forks, ard With these rr,h,d him en-
The BEAUTIFUL image Immediately prepared
Tor the embrace, clsspsd HIM IN ne arms. h
he WAS cut into 'nnumerabIe pieces Col
l. sad he u;in.ssrJ the torture Of four o.
thcm-hW heart sickrn-d n, the awful
scene--snd he ief the soldiers to wrrak
their vengeance on the laa guilty inmate Of
Tho, prison house Of hell
Ia the mean timc, II was reported thro'
Madrid, tina, the PRISONS Of the loquisi,iou
were broken open nbi muhmudc. hasten.
ed to the fatal spo: And q, whats meet.
Jog there was II was like fesurr~r-
ton About hundred " ho hat been DO.
r'cd for many years, were now restored to
life There were fathers who found their
long he, daughters; wives were restored
to their husbands, sisters to their brothers.
and rsrnis 10 their children and there
wos some who could recognise no friend
among the multitude The scene was
such rs M man can describe
When the mul,dude had retired, Col. l..
caused the library. paintings, furniture, &c
to be removed, aud having sen, to the city
for wagon load Of powder he deposited n
large quantity in the vaults ben,sih the
hn'''ing-nnd pIacrd n slow match IN con.
nocuon with m--alI bad Withdrawn at a
dlsinnce-nnd in few moments there was
o mos, joyful sight TO thousands The
walls and iurr'ts Of the massive structure
rose mnj-s,ically towards the heavens. i'm.
PEELED by the tremendous explosion, and Ce
back 10 the earth IN an immense heap OF
RUNS The inQusi,ion WINS no more
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

pren,iI' hy Which my snecsor ssr~ed
'ha, SHOULD be ensa,~i soy longer ihsa
N. ballot, m I,' omni. oenee. could strike
on my h4isrs aud trHote me TO that polti.
cal cqnalhy which, In an ctel hour, they
Je~m'd ihrmslus Asetsaafss 10 put IN
temporary abcyanee
Hrre then 70 NV ground It's broad ..
nuugh Tor all pau,rs, and to whoever takcs
II, eire The right hand ihllo~ shin under
Whatever party otesn ration he nav be- a,
rHyed. In tho mean t'me, ABIDE the dee.
uny OF that party in which | have grown
TO manhood, until some other, nun,h.ring
mn't iti' ni' Of liberty than we shalt give
Indication of mote speedy ,uce,. claim
IN be Wing, b'cnpse I snnd uron tho
same grouud ofthe ,llusriou. dee lsrs,ion
ot &c II the New York Courier and
Enquirer and oihr's like no, the rrne,pl-s
OF these m"n let them yield the name also.
u they arc the fri,nds Of The prerognt,ve,
the abc,lors Of the violation of The Consitu.
lion the lovers Of dcspo,ism, the advocates Of
political ln' qualify iilh'y nre 'coss,rra.
hre'' only by submitting To see every pr,n.
.elpIc Of human Liberty ,rnmplcd rnder Zoo,
by slave powrfthrn lc, them arike their
color' md so over 10 tho enemy But as
Tor my snelr ell. whlle there - n banner
living soil~d and ,o'o and ,rsmpl,d though
u he, bv nm uoth'nk ing and infalua,.d nul.
i'hde, yet 'ndcl'hly inscribed with the faith
Of the illuNrous dead m living, Political
equality, unirsmmelrd .ocin ptogr,,,, lib.
euy and union, now and forever" there
sill rnIlying would be found. Win an nm
conqn"rnblo 'pint whether overwhelmed by
numbers or borne down by superior force,
ever rcndy TO sacrifice oil things bu, honor
and the right, those enoo5iinC elements o
selfelevanoh md unalIing security, which
are no more when liberty is lost.
Respectfully, your obcdicnt ,crvan,
c NJ CLAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
q. BaINCK Es saoss~
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

inis medicine being productive of the most
ro~e and certain a sT.eiia cue OF Il. t
faia IN tho ctsa and sd. cosrbs Col 4. p.s.,
ala and A'hms ts imposfuoee vii be .d by an,
nss of 10 eosnDsnauon the ie'Gosy many of on, .o
uh nshs and iePseted eiizes bosnf D az I,
M 'n'fe nus be- prss or uo.L, -.
oe gwen 40 feey and nsrk The Hah torau,. fo,, h.
70 Va, present day has Known to Ia a. 4.
oen'hid .h.e1. sni ~ss. f.uy snr-d IL b..
Traced most toaeln- v-y III. fault nat rom
WIN ,he "inpe directions ause..d tie boul. p,
ne Consuspi n and 20 dang Met IN. by
race mas iniueed IN. needy her In
i fee"fsineni his bofruni, only rhly n.r,,,.
e more ssstav'uF entirely A. .nd
as 10 gain Dossy iy deceive and dy,-r feo
even - n1eh As thought Of their .d
ne leave such c.nons In tee of tb.i, an
INC Proprietor LAYING curay. prop.,
81 Inc Restorative IN h' individual nd IN
hss can re mn esf In IN; ecndiene. sick feeling sem,
e INA, afs"hiu trial n.ne the n
ne ono"ns certificate 10 non Dr Chiffon the well
New York Chemist: ' "'"N"'~"
have anaiyI.d bottle Of medicine called &C l-rb,c-.
heahh Restorative and find that does contain n,
any other ms taAe preparation any VI it, forn. n
G. mp'ssdof vegetable matter .nirriy"
JAWS X. CmiTos, NJ. ID.
{. B.iNCKeRBoYf, Proprietor, y. y
Hos.cr EvrHErr, a. r. Aren't
Principal Ofiee ~ Hudson Street New York
fJ- FOR sale by the AE.nta
GAYNoR. WOOD CO. Drv.-i.,.
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fissa the Nss 0rissas Tsepie. S>pfembsr ?.
LATER FROM MEXICO

The Mexican schooner iusqnns Conner. MASTER arrived
Yesterday from rsmp,eo. which place she left on the Ola,
ut There IL nothing OF importance. except hiatt, va.
currently rumoted. when che sailed, We learn from
Captain Goosr that Herrera, was elected President of
Mexieo, and tina, 1900 MeIeans were on their march n
Join Paroles from the INTERIOR who had already oOOO
IL further rumored that Parsde- with bis fo,e, n,
$500 men. Intended TO march Galveston and Gu. of Cen
Taylor We give the rumor for whs, 10 worth beliey-
lax that u 10 only another fpn OF Raseonsds In
the Mexieans.
The Courier has received the Disrio del Goberno,
Mexican city paper, of the l2th ul'. from which IL takes
the following item:
The Cabinet has been Dissolved and iii a.. u,,,..
dismissed except Jose Maria Oe1 Mvna-iero Secretary
Tor foreign affairs The following /. the message IA,
g'ess announcing the dissolution:
'entlemen-iis eIesleney, the president, ad interim
requests Inc TO communicate you, that
the talents, the patriotism and integrity OF those who IN
tho present difficulties, have honor to administer III,
departments. viz: Luis e. Cu,vs. Mariana Riva Palseio
LUIS dc 10 RoE,, nad Pedto Garcia Condo he has with
regret found himself compelled to acce pi the
Until now ministry be formed IL is proper that
provisional ministry be formed order public at
lars may not suffer. Ills oIcelency therefore confer. the
ohces OF minister OF Justice and Of upon Jose Maria
Duran and Juan Lu. de Leon, snd upon me- besides that
now administer, the office Of minister Of finance.
JOSE MARIA y. MoNASTERIO.
The new ministry has not been formed In the Dario
are two PRESENTATIONS Of General AIsta one addressed TO
the people OF Coahuils Nucvo Leon and Tamaulip.. all,
ing them to Arms The Courier pub,shc. the other Us
follows:
"Comrades: Tho Supreme Executive has sen, to ME
by the that the uni,ed States, in
oi 'heH ambitious views, having taken possession vi the
Department 81 Texas, he had demanded n declaration Of
~nf from the Congress against that unjust nation.
The time TO tight Is come. We must prepare with
the ardor inspired by duty and PATRIOTISM when attack
is made upon the soi the honor aud pride VI the nation
ON sure, comrades. that those presumptcus
will be greatly disappointed when they find our soldiers
I'M BILE they tplt and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

just paper going press letters were put into
hands from Pensacola OF the let September and con-
timing dispatches from Very Cruz the 18th and 3lst
August We have Only time, tins evening, the sub
generally prevailed Vera Cruz according 10 the las
counts that Mexico would formally declare war against
the United States and that the would be able
TO realize but very small proportion Of tao loan IL any
which had been auiho zedso low the of inter
est II was said that in lieu of a declaraon Mexico
would carry hostios vigorously against Texas; and
they talked OF making rush upon her with 2j 900 mem
but this was generally considered sheer fd5ie- UaoD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
From ,h. Naron,I In,ellisrne.r.

Few cases Of that sympathy which the death of the
young, good and lair awakens above all others have for
many day, affected our Community like that commemora
ted IN the following verses-ihe production told.
OF Mrs. Thompson the widow of the late Colonel Thomp.
son. OF the United States Infantry that they are the iT
butte Of a soldiers wife to soldiers daughter.
Born with all that usually gaddcns, promises to clad
den life the most distinguished station and name
accomplishments OF mind beauty Of person. and ey.
cry thing in temper and that could grace and en-
dear her condition or her qualities Miss Scott had last year
made under the impulses Of the particular faith which she
had been led feyeny TO embrace, that solemn dedication
OF herself to God, which, to kindreds and friends shuts al
most as IN the grave the fair young voaty. That loss
however, was from the first. ysiby destined 10 receive
from the hand of wasting disease its early completion; and
IN the very fret bloom of life and beauty she pcrshcd
twice before the eyes Of those that loved her Untouched
unaned by the world which she had rcnouncod young
unsadlened even by the coiscr and its gloom the
and slncss pcncn hos passed away from human wo and
human affections, almost alike UNLISTED, the eternal
peace Of God.
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY L co. MANAGERS.
Ufthmoad, va.
Office No. lul wsst MAJ, .,,,

t<tchmoad.
Office No. lul we., MAN s,r,ex
Quarter Ticket Nos. 72 Ia IN, a.. Mia, pr,-.
OF 10000 DSIlnrsf .gls-s,,, 49, K n, 80
5oA t-gus. . t.,- Ca,s a ,,,....s...
Hall IicEet Nos % rs 10, "a. CsY,,.I p,,.. =, r.x
THoD>sSO DOIf-fHS ~ .1Lrasgs.a I.ff.,, A., al -,
"sHAS'n f-x-St Sas s,-i 10 t os,.sa .ss.lI
s100D. 2p-D
Wsin~~hy-t-Iandris. Esua s-ooo Sa-,
o. 1000 Ae &C No- "a dri~B Tsks 3. So IS, on.
ss.c. ' "@'''''-'' F'~
$4,000. $3.50.
Thutsay-Aer ,ndrs. Era c,,i,,,.-s,o ann ,o.o
ooo1 sisn 10 of 1000. Ae - No, ISd,.n 1,.,., g. h,
$50 qrx LES. -
$500. 1000
fhay-Nononzali. NJ 'Apiia,s-sijon 1000 20 50 100
o ooo. &C IS No. ~ dawn Ti.s.t. "a. b,,., 50 o.
Is ''' "''''' o W
$4,000. 2OG0.
satnrdsy-A-taHdra EAa gis qooo ,5no
100! So Of 600. &C Is ao Tickets a. naive. Sol
ora rs cts. - ' i''''
$4,000. 10000.
Tor MONDAY nornnzAs-Isn if.a CA,- II. nm
oo Seo' 5oso 30 n ieO' &c. - IL dawn rel.,.
$40, halves 5; qrs
ORDERS Tor Tickets and Shares Of IN .
above Splendid LOTTERY the uo.; promo, ,,s -
aeeoeni of The Dra~ns will be are, Owe,
10 all who order ffoo. Address 10
j. c. GREGORY 4 co. Managers
- Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
From The WisLlnstDu Union.
FROM THE ARMY OF OBSERVATION.
toFFIcIAL..l


Dispatches from General Taylor, late the Goth Of
August, have reached the War Department by express
The troops ordered Texas compose the army Of
cupaton are rapidly arriving together with ample sup
ply of the munitions % Colonel Twigg's regiment OF
Dragons San Pacio on che 9th, ia excellent
condition, having well sustained their long march, and
finding, through the whole route, plentiful supply of
provisions, and forage The horses in fine con-
don aud III for immediate sctve service should there be
occasion 10 put them This regiment expected
10 be at Corpus Christi the 9th. General Taylor ha.
at 10 time since his ARRIVAL at Arkansas bay felt solicit
tuGc FOR the safety OF his command the necessity OF
calling for auxiliary force, even from Texas The
gallant companies OF artillery which, with such prompines
and patriotic SPIRIT volunteered Texas from New
Orleans, under the belief that their stood in need
OF their services have arrived General Taylors camp
As there has not BEEN and probably will be- any
gency requiring them, they will not probably be de-
taned from their homes. Ii is the generals intention
discharge them few Of the regular art
lery. the way TO Texas shall have arVed-un,ss
things the Mexican side of the Rio Grande shall assume
a more threatening aspect
The reliable represent that there were
near the middle of August only about five hundred regular
Mexican troops nj Maamorae; and that Gen ATsta
leave Monterey the 4h of that month for the former
place. distRnce Of three hundred mies-wh fifteen hun
dred more troops five bundled Of them cavalry but there
news Of his arrival Msamoras. 1t known
believed that there regular Mexican troops an
oiher point the Rio Graude. IL probably origin
al intention 10 employ these troops in carrying
threat of Mexico 10 take possession Texas but the pre-
oi the United States army, and the preparations
Texas and repel their advance have caused this
sign to be abandoned Tor the present. least, The regu
lar troops Of the United States Texas and those on
the way there deemed sufficient keep check
Mexican forces assembled likely be assembled, on
the Rio Grande General Taylors attention has been
exclusively confined tho McSicans. He has had eye
TO The Camanches and taken guard the
Try from their incurions.
The of the climate Corpus Christi very
favorable. Generally speaking, the troops in fine
healtbeteT il is supposed, than they would have been
at tho posts from which most of them were removed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

NoHLE UsT or HARp EARNfxss The Boston Trans
onpi mentions that At Eashsmpton, Massachusetts there
houri'hng Seminary for tho education of boys and Urls
has been entirely esab shed through tho Ebsr,lv n %
individual whose generosity and enlarged yier .bould
and will hand his name down to Rrstcful po,,.r,,v
Inc gonuemsn u samuel Wilson, ESQ, formerly poor
Now Engsnd boy. the star NJ whose destiny I,d b, -,
invent anew mode Of making buttons, the result OF which
was splendid fortune, and the carrying out Of his noble
tho urhoIsnce Of tho Cause q education Within
the last four yssr he has founded the in.tr,,o r'
hampton N tho sum Of sSOOOO, $40 900 Of which have
been spent 10 the erection ofsusbe buiIdines apparatus
Co. ana SsOOVO OF which remain in the hands u trustees
meet any incidental yearly eIpenses.-BSH Am,rissn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

hs admitted now oil hand, that there has been more
bombast, fuss, usan rant aud nonsense abou, the M,
lean War-ihat is obe, oris not 10 bo-han ever be-
lore dsgraced strong and powerful nation in lie prepa
tons to commence contest with poor weak and mise
iabIO one The thing has been carried 50 far that tho ma
Iona good sense begins TO at its further eonpu,nce
df,r. Ia,,n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

" IL was established by Captain Fremontin bis E,,
ring Expedition that there IL river of any nsyipeb &c
which has us outlet directly into the Pacific and
Gates with tho western slope ofou continent eSenn, II,
Columbia. between fifty degrees Of northern latitude and
the Gulf or California. ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10
ON THE DEATH or MISS VIRGINIA SCOTT.
pAuenrra on MalnE aENrEAL wIkaLlrIn sc.rr

She's Eonc-wh summers fading flowers.
The beautiful has fed!
With hearts u bitter anguish, We
Have laid her with the dcad.
We saw the fose's scitcst tint
Fade from her lonely check,
md while tho lily CLUSTERED there,
We watched her spirit meek.
Suhmssively she bowed 20 Heaven
Methinks hesr her say,
"Oh, ask me MOTTO linRer here,
While angels call away"
Tier spirit sought better world
Borne on a sefsph's WINGS
She us m angels harp Of gold,
And strikes iis heavenly strings,
The music u that blissful sphere
Should soothe esch murm'finR sishf
We would not bring her back to earth--
Wen seek hor In tho sky.
Aud when Of evenings pensiys hour
The vespef hynn u heard,
Thoughts thst sre dear TO memory
Shall IN our hcsrs be stu'd.
Upon her fresh and early grave
Wen srew the brghtcst hJwers
And, though the lesyes may wither there,
The fragrance stil 10 ours.
MWT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-10

Mosr lsroArANr TRUE 1t has hitherto been main.
tanned ihsi the curl In pigs tail is for ornament
han use The position Is longer tcnablc according 10
the ~ Y. True Sun, which relates that recently a fem
nine pig was seen walking down Broadway with pieco Of
red tape attached TO tho said curl suspendng card ON
which was written "Pauek Doolan's pig Bo,sey!r
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lotteries.
HEAP aUAsrEas soa rn.lrs,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE.

HEAP onasrEHs soa PnrzEsi
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Lafe 81 WheeLiHg, Virginia,
ts.eecssor 70 q. ~. Aii.a.)
's''sry s-s SreAs-xs B,ster. lara scot E.A.. A..
" This IL the saline CLARkE, who. bv b;s nm.
A-so.h'nr ard crlinary hIek In d,
80 ~. spi'' rrfh-s hon whs.Lnr Va Ihrou.
"e-fn county beSans that h. ,..,,s.a a.
hNssa The ries % Csr.ied Ch,o,i n o
'ni es'~s---rse Nap.lscn S,nier OF Mammoth P,....
" an eStf.nee that he had strong claims " N. .bo,. anal
hton. he vii oily .sa.,h, .aI "A -,
Prizss OF 100000, and & prize. of s2o onO
BESIDE. msH, Of 10000 and ssooc- poof Of ~hieb h. " 80
10 produce. " >""' " ''A'y
$4,000
A-rsniris Lottery GAS, ~ draw lh s.s,,,,,.,
Capital Puz..:
s"ppo 1900 5000 EGO. 20 ptEe. IGo9 so NJ ,ooo
les sio ssrthese Il paeksg. who. ~ -,
f.. sl7D " SIM
100000
a-I.Ldfia Lo't.ry eia-- cr.pn setb s.,.r,.,
Capital Pr1es:
fIoooo is 600. 1000. 5000 5000 Iss. e5 OF IOso he h.,
es'e silva esrneas cfa package wo. te act. An ts Iii
be sn' h.. Of po-tsg. for sI20 ~ WIN
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NAVAL.
NAV
OF LETTFR DATED

PENsIcoLI, August 30.
The John Adams, Saratoga, Lawrence, and POrpOsc
are hi sea. With the exception OF the Mississippi the
remainder are in readiness to sail. She stalking in her
COAL and will BIO ready in five six days
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NAN-LEM. snI.TII a Co..

ivFuRrEsRt
II AK ID WAKE, CUTLERY, &c.
"A RE now receiving, rs The ships Harkawsy
Ngnis apd ratrts Henry. ffDtn ivsfpsa ysy h,,,.
"s1rr-nt Of Good bu1sa ison
~ EnEand On The most hvofsbe Ts % C-,y
Satdey nd heavy itsars conn oas, ,e~.
In as o. ne country ard cy afs upon acclundatins ,..-
Nr0nf 20 gods o. fo4nt-rah- Poe 90 So a.
hcfet aud other nstrr Gf-aves" .ihbot.o,., ~.
SaN' snd h-s Too Of 90 sind. scssus u.s.s 81 ~
1871 VII w ard Cfsscut saws Avis sers. pl.ta.
tsPensfs RIM Loeks Pad Chest Tn .ns ~ ssher C.s,-
~ 0es Naylof Co tas Hnd Fisfsd
s'ddey Of 81 kHi AS-s. Bsiehet, Acr-, a. o6 Ysro.
uitnufsciufs
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EAGLE SQUARE.

y NJ Z a h n,
- -. Richmond, Va.
tbNNlh' w. LpNlloN unrts Tor sale ID The terms
~ Cashuere Pans
Cashmere toss
CasllDsrr Re-.
ScynJ Grapes
S,ra Cupes
Nc,i-eLH ie fan.s
CnsrgsGbs Crp-.
Plaid Apaceas
Cord -.
b., do. 90 wan
bS 10 ami Or-an4
Oieaus Cn1-- C.oths-rI,.s. gn,t. 40, "a II. -,
Nareiy and ofthe fno-t teeentsyES.
kettucky Jeans
Plain and Striped Ec-s,y.
Plum FTi and Sir.psdCa4sr,.
Ptte tiussys
Blankets AMI Sapt Co.fot.s
Heavy Tweed. and T, Co,hs-aod ipdesd general a.
s'f 'r argTn AMI Of the .,
tD.t great reduction from m, prc-s Of ls Il,
broad ot- q snds. Cas.in.r, Vs.tI,,, ~.
variety
ssu stock Pirt from To - r,p.. =. .u -, a..
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Aurtiou 9ales.
FUTURE paws
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ny Dupi.P. uoa.uro a Co.
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS AND TRUNKS.
On TUESDAY nst. the 18Th iaS,art At 10 nh, - r.,
DOR rio,- We ~ii I'LL large ani general as-sDt Of R
Shoes Hats leates eairciy frss aad s.Rt-d IN ~ a.,
Winsr sails; eoa.F tax Of ~
hes'-L-.. hip md iaed ADJ bound e,o....
DO 90 10 d. Wafer B1o.
De q, light calf
d. Do sprits hec. Pumps
"o"-ns sprins heel pess,d Do~nus>
10 PuHp- - Rr-sir.
In Narncco % ~ run.
IN rsctk ser leather
Hn,s Leavy thick .o;s
To- do
DO hnsd and SlgEd sh.~.
Youths lined AMI bound k.p Bruzan.
Misses o. eyed sli, p=f.
'sru-inens fac can docs Boots
Do do do Wat, Do
Siek Rn''a Pearl cssane-- Anzos Ia.
Meas gard seact- asiF Jar
81. task Wool Has.
Also
IN inToee of Bus q sni Ha,n-.- Latter
'n eonpd ard wool funk.. of the ad.phla manu-
hl.o CITY made BrogIn-. AID n snp, or quality
in"N-Crisr 500. cash cred 10, ,p,,ov
ed negotiable paper. "''''
|sio DUNLOP NoNCURR Il co, Aue,.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY The I2th int, will ..u =, m,
auction Groe,re IN a., AZ
81 hid $, CroI Rico oriran. sis,r p, ,rm, o,,
goo bag. RIO, Lag, Java ADD Marlesbo C,rse
- bbis No I
10 hhds Bacon
Moass-s, Crv.h.d Su-,., Ind -
starch. Lees sIsp. Nusta,d. r-rp.r
Sp<rui ard Tslil~ t'anal.s. IaH,n q,
q r. inpl AMI rcwch1n= Tea u various ,,e s.av,.
BraBpy Ca ard whiss-y
Champagne Wine Porirr &c.
hhT-' nter slice cash sidO months credit G,r m
$40 DUNLOP noS,JrRr ,n A..
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VAN LEW, SMITH & CO.
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