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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

boats or one schooner Of proper size =
These things will eniile the capture Of
Tampico TO great respect even it its de.
fences should be reduced far below their
present strength.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
Administrators Notice.

h EfrERS Of administration on tho
n estate Of Henry Fudge, deceased,
having been granted TO the undersigned,
on the 18th day Of September, A. d. 1876,
by the honorable Probate Court Of ITALIA.
hatchie county Notice is hereby gipen
to all persons having claims against said
estate, to present the same, duly anthem
licoled, for payment, within the time pro-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. JAMES KELSO, Admir-
Of estateof n. Fudge, iced.
Charleston, October z, ls40 44-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA To all persons interested in tho es-
tate Of Jonathan Ray, deceased, especial.
ly The west half south-eas, quarter and
east hall southwest quarter of section No.
q, township No. 10, Of range No. 4 east
Take notice, that at the January torn
next, l947, Of the Probate Court Of said
county, will apply for an order to sell
said land, for the purpose Of paying tho
debts Of said estate.
JOSEPH RAY, Adm'r
Of estate Of Jonathan Ray. decd.
November IL, 1916 1856
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

Examination.

The examination of the Black Hawk
Schools will commence on the I'd day Of
December.
There will also be Concert on the
night Of the 18th December, at the same
place, by Mr.. G. w. WEAR, Prof. of Music.
d. A. BLAND, Rector.
November 10, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

u NXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.-Whereas
W. letters documentary Of the last will
and testament Of Samuel ljurd, deceased,
we're granted to the undersigned 40 the
September term, AID. 1916, of the Pro.
bate Court of Ta,Iahatohie county, State
Of Mississippi; Now, all persons having
claims against the estate Of said doccdenl,
are hereby requested to exhibit iao aamo
within the time prescribed BIZ law or Che
same will be barred
4. N. WAUi, Er'gr
September 80, lS46 4lre
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
Dfru

In this county, on the 9th instant, after
an illness of eight days, MRs. ELIZA
CARTER, consort Of Mr. Nathan'l Carer,
leaving a disconsolate husband and five
weeping children.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
ADMINISTRATORS notice.
A ADVANTAGEOUS notice.

To all persons interested in the lands md
lenemenls Of NATHAN MYERS, deceas-
ed, especially tho southwest quarter
# section 10, township %, range f.,
Wing IN Talobusha county,
VOU are hereby notified that at tho
N December term next (lSiG, of the
Probate Court of Carroll county, will
apply for an order to sell said land, when
aud where you can attend, and show cause
why such order should not be granted.
JOHN MIERS, Adaa'r
Of estate Of Nathan Miers, decd.
October ID, 1876 4i-0t
~ MississiPPian copy six weeks, and
forward bill to this office.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
Almimistra Lor,s NOTICE.

A DNllNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IA Letters OF administration having
been granted to the undersigned (by The
Probate Court Of Carroll county on the
first Monday in November, 1876 on the
estate of John NJ. Martin, deceased, all
persons having claims against said eatnte
are hereby notified to present them, duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
VIM, MD MARTIN, Admr
Of estate Of J. NJ. Martin, decd,
November IL, 1916. 48-6l
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

Ex.GovERNoR RUNNELs, collector of
the Port Of Galveston, arrived in this city
last evening MiSSissiPpidn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
I'm District Chanccry Court.

Wa" q y Mccain lspnmDe, Rules,
jas, T. Croaord ct al, D. lSlo'
u pom opening toe matters of this
q bill, and il appearing to the saiis-
faction Of the Court that James + Cfof6rd
resides beyond the limits Of this State so
that the ordinary process of Law canno.
bo executed on him II is therefore order.
cd, that unless said defendant shall appear
at District Chancery Court to be hold al
the courtroom 10 Carrolton on the third
Monday Of December ncxl, and plead,
answer or demur 10 the bill of complaint
herein, the matters thereof will 10 iaken
iof confessed, aud decreed accordingly.
And INe 'urber ordered that this notice
be Flb.Hal .oriwo months III The Missis.
Sippl btw0cc3L
wan, p. BOLE, Clcrk.
September rs, 1916 AO-gt
FISHER aud SHEPPARD, Soils.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
ADMINISTRATORS SAID.

N pursuance of an order OF the Pro.
n bate Court of Carroll county, Miss,
| will expose to sale, at the courthouse
door in the town Of Carrolton, on the first
Monday in January next, on credit Of
nine months, eleven likely negroes, be.
longing to the estate of John Putnoll, de-.
ceased Bond and good security will be
required Of the purchaser.
NJ, T. PURNELL, admir-
Of estate Of John Purnei, decd.
November / 1916. I'd
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

Maria, 40 years, leet or $ inches
high, belongs to James Dunahow, negro
trader.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
Or[ord, LnfaueiLe connIu.

Alfred, 5 # ?, belongs TO r B. IIous-
ton, Raleigh, Tenn Pearson, 80, feet
9 or 8, belongs to Toney Cook, Chicka.
saw county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

Lindsey, 30, 5 # or s, belongs to w.
M'Staliin, franklin, La.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
American Art Union.

This Is the u-e Of a Society, incorporated by the Lssis-
lsiure Of New YORK, now Numbering 1888 member, and
Of which Vim. c. Bryant, the Distinguished Poet, Is Pre-
sdent-the object OF which, Is well as the terms Of mem
bership, are saeeineLy and clearly explained IN the adyer-
iseneHl in this mornings paper.
Nesrs. DriHker s. Morris, the Honorary Secretaries and
Agents for tins city, nave furnished Us with q copy Of the
Transactions o: this Society Tor Ire year Is45. which pos
s-sses great iate-e-t, and 10 which We would refer such per.
sons as may be disposed TO lake al interest in an Assoc.s-
ten, which, IN the absence o. al governmental patronage.
has been formed f0r the purpose Of diIlsing among the peo.
pie q ,as.e for TIE F.ne Ars.
Subscribers, it will be seen, by the advertisement. ase
required TO pay s. eaca and the money thus obtained.
ater saying necessary expenses, is applied IN the 6rst IN
stance, 10 the production Of large and costly original En-.
craving, in the highes, style Of American ar. 4 copy Of
which Is furnished to each subscriber. The residue Of the
money is applied ~ the purchase OF American works OF
Art-panung,~s sculpture, &e-varyins in plcc irom twsn.
y TO several hundred dollars. which az distributed, by lot
among al! the member, on the Friday before Christmas 10
esch year. Last year 1913 paintings were rhus distributed
There is also a fine Picture Galley under ~ management
always open, free Of charge.
The Engraving fT 1916 IL "Sir Walter Raleigh parting
with mis- wife on the morning Of his execution"
Those who may wish to become MEMBER, or to obtain
mere particular Information in relation TO the character end
design OF tins Association, sre referred 10 Mes4rs. Dnnkel
& Morris.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
From IA. DsAi tD.isrars c.. " ~ EIy-s,..


HORRIBLE MURpER.-We are called upon to record the
commission in the neighboring town of Meredith, in hi,
county, OF almost ~ cold booded and cruel a murder. as
we remember to have heard OF. The victim was Mrs.
Louisa Jones. wife Of Phlander Jones. The honid deed
was committed on Sunday night, 9th ut. Tho only in
mates Of the house at the time were Mr.. and Mr.. Jones
and the mother Of Mrs. Jones. a very old lady, and quite
deaf. The information elected before the coroner's Jury
established the following facts. Mr.. Jones's story is, that.
hearing n noise IN the night, he got up. and on going out,
found his wife had fallen down stairs, she considerably
wounded, and life nearly or quite extinct. When the
~neghbors had gathered TO conSign tho corpse to tho grave.
some dissatisfaction was manifested at the appearance of
the wounds upon deceased, and Peter Brock, ESQ of
Hamden, Coroner, was called, who summoned a Jury -
TIE testimony Of several physicians. among the number
Doctors Fitch and Jacobs Of this yilage, was conclusive
that the deceased came to her death from wounds inflicted
upon her head by some person. There were eleven
wounds on different parts ofths head, and some five or six,
had the appearance OF having been made with considera-
bic force. aud by some me,,llic instrument with an obtuse
edge, perhaps a wogon-hammer. The skull was broken
in several places in the region OF the ear, and part of one Of
the ears cut off. These and other msters adduced, estab.
lish the fact beyond a question, that deceased had been in.
humanely murdered and the Jury rendered the following
verdict; thet Louisa Jones came TO her death by violence
from the hand OF a second person 10 them unknown"
Mr.. Jones was arrested. end the matter at once placed
before the Grand Jury, then in session, who found a true
bill Of Indictment against him for murder. He was arraign-
ed on Friday, before Judge Edmonds. presiding at the Cir
cult here, and plead "noi guilty" lie will not be tried ul
the May term.
Mr.. Jones is one OF the best farmers in Meredith, is
worth some i've or six thousand dollars, and has always
been considered a good and respectable citizen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
DIED,

On Tuesday, the 9Th instani,I Gin this city, Mrs. cATHAR.
ISE HowELL, consOrt OF Capt. Jno. J.. Howell, in the 10th
year OF her age.
On Sunday, the 4ihinst, at Mid-Lothian, the residence
of MAJ A 5. Woodbridge, after a long and painful illness,
Mr.. CHAsTAIS CLARKE, IN the Sch year Of his age.
In wauenton, Va, on the 2nd inst sner a protraeied inneu Mr.
ANN SCOTT onHon OF Robt. Z. Scott, Rsq.
On Thursday evening, let inst. Col BYRD q. WILLIS. OF this
town. lie was born August 99th, 1851. His age was, therefore.
65 years.
During the wal, he served In the rt OCULAR Army with the rank Of
Captain Of lnfanty-but as his motive for entering into the ser
vice, was n purely patriotic oae, be did not continue in the Army
sfer the war. This WAS almost the osy iusiane- in which he
eysrh'd a public station. The rest OF his life, except a residence
OF eleven Year,, nom 1925 TO 1885. in Florida, was spent here -
Those who knew him will long remember the many instance. Of
kindness OF hear b. which his whole life was marked.
FsdGfcksburg Heral4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

sworn into the Union il Sc, down in the gsRsteers as eos.
tanning 10000 square inles.
Fr- us " I.sis RspsA,oa--
ShN. hEARSEN's PEocLANArIos-Wo End 10 the Ler.
ineioa Express. received by yesterdays mail. this proela-
msuoh' IL strikes ~ as . very extraordinary document
There might have been some pretoXt for taking formal
posses''on OF the territory claimed by Texss. though never
occupied, and which would embracc the city Of Santa Fe
bn' that Gen. kcsrney should undertake 20 seize the whole
department OF New Mexico and annex IL to the United
states, Is an extraordinary stretch Of power which can
only be justified by express Instructions from the President
lSueh instructions may justify Gen. kearney. but what Is
TO justify the President q We had supposed that some
tormahties were necessary before such wholesale nnnexa.
ions OF territory could be made TO the United States. But
1t Is said 20 be "thc wish and intention of the United
states To provide for New Mexico n free government with
inc least possible delay, similar TO those in the United
States, and the people of New Mexico will then be called
on to exercise the rights OF freemen in electing their own
representatives to the Territorial Legislature This Is
broad enough. and shows that Gen. kearney has acted
under the instructions of the President, and that IL is not
deemed necessary to consult Congress or the People in =
matter Of SO grave a character. For a strict construction.
lat OF the constitution. the President seems to ne a gentle
man OF about cs easy manners aS any official we have
ever met with. even in these days Of 81 progressive Loco.
tocoism."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

IL The Washington Union continues to harp upon the
foreign demand for breadstufi.. Prominent among the
causes Of this prosperity Of our agricultural Interests. I" says
the Union, I" stands the tariff of lsI6." And yet that Ia
riff will not even go into operation until December next
But Il will be remembered that the Union aseribed to that
miracle working measure the heavy expectation Of rye to
Holland, which commenced as far back as November ls45,
and which still continues, consequent upon two successive
failures Of the crop in that counuy. After that, we were
prepared for any thing from that quarter. Tho Union must
hold the understandings OF its readers in profound con.
temPt-snd, il they cen be gulled by such stuff, it shows
that the teacher and its disciples are worthy of each other.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
~ Memrico AgrlcnIturai and Horti-

cultural Society.--The Annual Meeting and
Exhibitions will be held on the 18th and 18th OF octo-
her next-ihe Agricultural portion and ploughins match
on the 18th the Horticultural. with specimens Of me-
chanic arts, domestic industry, &C., on the l4th. Ad-
dresses on both days.
ExmBirioS lsr p,y-Siock OF all kinds, agricultural inn
plements. and specimens Of grain aud root crops.
2D pAY-Plant-, shrubs and flowers. fruits. butter. me.
chanic arts. and domestic manufactures.
Committee TO select a place for and TO arrange and
conduct tho first days exhibition VIM. Miller, Joseph
Rennie. and John A. Hutebison.
Committee to select q place for and 10 arrange and
conduct tho second days exhibition VIM. ID. Chiicn-
den. Cha,. Dimmock and Thomas A.. Rust.
Committee to select u place Tor and To arrange and
conduct tho p~loughing match Charles Marx, VIM. Nell
son, DR.. j. X. Garnet. Francis Staples and Joseph &.
Burton
With authority in all cases to add others.
These Committees are respectfully requested to give
notice as speedily as possible Of the places selected aud
OF the regulations adopted by them.
Sept. %. &c. WIN. u. RICHARDSON, Prest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
The RirhI SniriI-

We publish tAe following communication from one OF
the siaunchest Wings in IMs Congressional District. with
great pleasure. 1t brcsthss the right spir,-u spirit, by
which, If all the Whiss OF this District will be actuated.
It's redemption next Spring will be certain.
For tie Wig.
To the Wing Voters Of Tue Sixth Congressional Ds're;,
composed Of the counties Of Henrico, Chesterfield, Pow.
hatan, Goochland, Louisa, Hanover, and the city Of
Richmond.
Its time that come action should be taken 70 concentrate
tie vote upon some one for the ensuing election. The
District has many Wings that would make good Represen-
tatves, and two have been n1med, 70 wit, John VI. Botts
and Holden Rhodes. Either Of them would make an eff.
ciont Representative. The writer Of this has supported
Bolts both for the Legislature aud Congress, and would at
this time prefer him to any man in the District or State.
yet ne will do all IN his power for any candidate that may
be selected IL he be a good aud true Wig, as 1t will be
the duty Of every Wing to do, az no one has : night 10
bring his personal grievances into any canvass for in 90
doing he does great injustice 10 his political principles. Il
10 hoped that some gentleman who has the time snd talents
will bring the suboc. properly before the District. ss the
writer VI this has no writing propensites yet he will take
great pleasure IN voting u real Wing vote.
HENRICO.
The Times and Republican will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
Prom The Warrington Union, Oct. 5.
Indian Council.

The WinnetugO council, which we noticed at some
lorgih IN Friday nights paper. continued its sitings on Sa-
tlfday end to-day. Aher q conference with the President
on Fnd1y, TIC ImmissiOuCfs submitted through Colonel
Abor, on Saturday morning, two distinct propositions 20
Tho ladian delegation, neither Of which, wo understand,
was accepted. MAJOR Andrews, also, addressed the dele
gallon on Saturday, IN a woLumcd. sensible talk. in which
he f5g'cd piaiDly Ct the difficulties attendant upon the pre-
sent p.s ion OF The tribe within Inc limits Of the now State
Of Iowa, oru II the nbsoigte Necessity for is removal; and
BIS speech, % wss apparent, was not without some good c-
feet upon the minds Of these Indian diplomats. Owing 90
thsiargc rrmbor Of iodic4 sad gentlemen who thfongcd the
council loom, % the corner Of Fcnnrg lyania avenue nnd
lIm street, On Saturday, tho Apollo Hall was procured Tor
tc .ining1' i the council; and AZ an enry hour t0.day. hun
d.cd7 ct ladies and % large audience OF gentlemen were In
Attendance, previous 90 the assembling Of the chiofs and
braves before the commissioners. Little HIN,. the prnci-
pei orHi1r u he delegation, made y brief Talk at the opea-
Ing %. The council and concluded by submitting n written
luswcrty Ne proportions made on Saturday by Col. Alb
eft. The ns'its ~ Ibis answer We did not fully learn; but
from the speech 0f Lido Hnl, end tho reply II Gov. Paris,
0ncO the commissioners, We cannot bat fsgntd % o. doubt
luI whether any treaty will BE- made a. present
Nc ss. PARIS, Albert and Andrews, ne tho commits
sion,rs on tho pau Of tn- government, and their secretary
isI. q. MUIay, a clerk in the Indian s"''au' oeioi'cd iof
ills occasion. Tho council will assemble aeain t5-m0r-
row morning, ~ tho Apollo Hall, orpoAta o. our onioo. 81
lV"cIock a. NJ, when tho negotiations viii probably be
concluded. WoshsIl advise our readers OF tho result
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

" In noticing yesterday tho proceedings Of the Pote,.
tant Episcopal Convention IN the Diocese Of New York,
we inadvertently omitted TO mention that tho application II
tho ST. Philips teoloredJ church for admission TO member
ship IN the Convention bad been deferred until it, next an
nna. session. The m,iouiy Of the committee 10 whom tic
application vas referred reported against the application
The minority submitted O counter report.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

u The Petersburg Republican entirely mistakes our
meaning When we said that the "hne fsleafs" Of Gen.
Dromgoole emlnenty qualify him for a seat in the United
States, we meant precisely what we said. BY iiaiicising
the word talents, we did not. as the Republican supposes,
intend "injurously to affect the high reputation which Gen.
Dromgooe has 80 long enjoyed, OF being one Of the great
est men in Virginia" No enc has 4 higher appreciation
OF a higher admiration OF his capacity than We have. II
we must explain ourselves, however, we meant TO intimate,
that though qualified By his talents Tor that high station,
there are other points OF view in which we should regard
HE elevation to tina, position IS altogether undesirable
We need not, we suppose, be more explicit.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

u A letie: from Washington to the n. Y. Commerce.
SAYS " From all that l can learn, the Secretary Of the
Treasury is greatly embarrassed for means. lie cannotis-
sue any more Treasury drafts. His management Of them
at first ruined their credit and availability. a loan j. inn
practicable at present. The disbnrsing officers find the
greatest difficulty in making payments under the new sys-
TEN. How, then, are they to proceed to make payments
at twenty different points, in large and small sums, under
their present resuictions' The thing is impracicable. 4"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

u The Union contains a notice frem the Treasury De-
partmeni, announcing the receipt, Of fifty dollars from the
collector of the customs at Baltimore, enclosed in an aao-
nymous letter addressed to him, stating the same to be "due
the United States by a Catholic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

u One of the winnebago chiefs, complaining of the
constant aggressions OF the United States upon the lands
OF his tribe, which they have twice relinquished as the
tide OF civilization swept onward TO the West, remarked
that " the Great Spir, made this land now occupied by
them for the WinnebSgoes and their children forever -
but, he added, the; his white brothers, he feared, had
little regard Tor the Great Spirit" A pretty severe hit!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
Annexation Of Now Uorico.

II tho people Of this country hsve not given no all idss
that no ENoounso OF the United States is ono ofIimitsd
funcdons snd pSgeu, o. finley have not irst tho 'acuItr II
heinz asonehcd 81 sny sIeich of those powers. We hink
they will read with some amhzemeut tic Proclamation OF
the rrsideuts Pro Consul iH the Province Of Now Mex
ico. We vii not % present uusi ourselves % express what
vc icci In regard a. tiis exercise of rowcta unheard n anI
uadn AIMED ~ b. ms fsihcfs ol tho Constitution. We will
sopteat ourelvcs to-dig with quoting The brci remarks II
he 81 L.uis Nepnhican on nns new scene hob the rond
dtsna ~ ceueus.t emf uusxafon which the President BE-
nov enaoupg only chaorving. ~ tho wsy, thstt he foreign
ffounco which Geo kt'Fvtv hr takca porFcss'cn n aod
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

PRooEr's or ANEnioiH EsrSRFRisr -Bagdud, In tho
woods neof Pensacola, contains q cotton factory, and hvo
entcrpfaing oiuzcns Of Ponsacola have Iust established
anothef IN Acadia, at a cost Of $4,000. The operative,
so ali black gifs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

mesErs itDIs-WW allow mr, through ur columns Of your
paper 20 call the aueutln OF nothers 10 q BaHn. advertised tot a4
BY Msssrs uuval 4 Purcell which have used Un my auIy Win.
w1ud ruI effect and ! 10 not know that & eau render greater
bensh, 10 sIdauug humanity i1an b. advising sysy Ho.har vino
crprutnrrs The east Inconvenience from nunInr her infant. u pro
euro a rnal of uur furLr HELu. auItIs ihe only preparation mat
have ever Enoau. that would certainly effect a cure in tms ease
have known intense suffering 10 De rsIevldn Two days By tr use
0ftna Balm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08

LlrrF TErN MnHrrvinsp Mr. ". Brsnt. late Amrr-
can minlsicrto buenns Ayres, has arnvrd NJ New York.
having sailed from Mo1cyiirI ON tho JON Of AuyBsf-
The block ifsuI continued, and g5oai injustice De- srd d,
20 done tho American commerce in entirely excluding
American vesEels, though from the lst 10 the 18Th OF July.
sevcnty-iwO vessels we're permitted 10 pass the b'ockad,1g
squadron. vi. Hood, the British mcdistor. was NJ tbs camp
o. Gen. Rivera, continuing bic hitherto unsueeosrful wofk
oi meaenon. lie bod not Up 10 the 10th been ~ Monte.
Ndc0- Ihe price u IIdla Ws. fI.lnr dnLR.
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s.

GHocEniK. AT Aucrios.-wc shall ssll thi. tThurs-
dsyl morning AT aucuoa. at 10 S'elock. pt me a. Crois and ?. Rico
Sugars. ~ me Green Lagu,ym and ko u Zee. e,r, na- Gunpo~
der rsa and RACK do. prime bAeon \ de- and shoulders. TSs acosa
AMI Old Monongahsh whLskey. soap Baeking. Indigo. &e.
oe = WILLIAMS a uANAIt. Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-08
The Times and Republican will please copy.

T. The London correspondent Of the New York Cou-
rer & Enquirer thinks 1t probable that the State Of Ind
ana, through it, agent, Mr.. Butler, will succeed 10 obtain
ing a loan Of S5OO,OOO, TO fnish her Canal. This. il il
said, $ all the Hoaey that will be required, leaving the land
given by Congress 70 furnish the remainder.