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JOHN S. CHAPMAN.

We have lhus long held silence, in re-
gard 70 lui- God loI.aken villain, simply hr-
cau-e h. Is thr representative H CeaEtf55
OF Il large donri"aHt party IN Ibis dlsurG.
aud if We said aught gaJHsl hun Ii Wouiu
lmmt dwIeiy he set down IA a ro'ltcai al
tack; and be- seized upon hy political hutk-
atrrs, as agrirvous charge upon our neutraI-
ty. tut 70 longer refrain from posting tins
villain To thp world, would he a violation
ct our own conscience, and an omission OF
duty to eur readers.
We have been 20 heartily ashamed OF the
course pursued hy this fellow in Congress,
during the past wDuIcr that we never gave
any Cong essional news that had the name
OF John :. ChI man attached to II IN any
shape, either a. mover, advocate, or voter.
| Aslt regardless OF srII.rtsPect he has done
| htlr els" lhan acted the huiIoon, cut an
| TICKS tor others to laugh at, and give the
! world to believe thal his constituents Wtie
| ,u,e else than the hartm-scarem OF cr'a-
t. on. lis course has been noted 10y thelet-
ter writers throughout the Union; aud hls
uumt has Lrcome hy word Ior FOLLY, lgho-
rance and hutloonery among the circles at
Washington.
All these things are suferahle, because
hope bids u hide our time, when We shall
have an opportunity OF staying his career
at the baIIOt-hoX, Eutlhere i.a charge pre-
toured against him by an lnsuIted people
and an outraged morality, that nothing Iul
| the purifying fires OF "a holy Gnd are sum-
cient to aveuge John 5, Chirman has oX.
He'd himself, ty his HetarloUs acts beyond
the pale Of human sympathy.
The SUI stance of bis BROWNING act o.
wickedness is this. During lhe term OF 81
Joseph county court, preceding the las
Congress onul election in this State, CHIP
man applied lol oh OF divorce trom hF
wile Ftances W, Cajpman, charging h''
with adultery. charee as false as iaIs'
asys could invent, Those who are ac
quai I'D Vith Mr-. ChlPmah. says she is
hIgh.minG,d. honorable wouai,, lar above
even suspiclon. Immediately alt6r the e
lection, Chpman came to hl2 VIE, y loh
her he had been deceived; that now he nae
full confidence in her; more, u any mn
Than he had ever before; thdthe had WIN
drawn his bill Tor a divocC; ana ne W'shf'
her to prepare herstlt,t i start on 10 Con
f npcticut and visit her I ends, auG III FN
weeks he would be on ter rher on hlS Va
to Washington, and t J 2 her a'"'g VI,
him This apparent l,sloratloh G COZ !
dpnce. healed NJ the hoknn spirits - h'
. wife. She accordingly r. pared h'lSe
t aud proceeded on to Conrlcucut 10 aWa'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-12
NEWS LGnM ThE ARMY.

We have TO later news Hum the Army
than that published last week, except that
Gen. Taylor crossed the Rio Grande and
rook possession Of the city ol MatauoIas
without firing a gun!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-12

The Hon. COLUMBUS DELANo, Represen-
tatve in Congress lrom this STATE, will
please accept our thanks tor documents iOr-
Warded Us from Washington.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-12
DEPARTURE OF TIE VOLUNTEERS


Etry on Wednesday morning last the
volunteers uom this county, iouy.srx in
numLer, took up the Iueo march toG Mas
sl.on, The depot 'or this (6th) Dvison.-
All kinds OF business was, ior the time be-
mg, suspended, and our citizc ms, and many
from The surrounding neigh1o'hooI assem-
led, en- mHsSP, and escorted thelu 70 the
send oi town, where they tAd them an
ALI cUoHate adlerh and most ol the cjltzens
tetnrurd to then homes he brcketl'g -
aud d'7sens'ohs that have long 'Nls'rd be-
tween Hc'ghn1r AMI neghhor Wrre now
loFg1ttth' aIl irlI that tn } were parting
wan 'ho'y Nh2" 'he} "'shl "'I'' see a.
E"'"' anu WIN ''''7 III "'e'' Eyes, 'o' ''''
war;" R'"SP o' Tue n""" was ,'N'''--' VI
'a7' N''o "o'' SPoN'"-' 'o'""'f''7 a.
gam S'i"cN ''e ''n' o. n'"'r'''--""' d 'F''
vent P''!'F ''''' Wv "o' u ''''''' ""''"
'A".'" '''7 '''''N'' '''''''' ~ ""' " P"'''
lhE c'o@'h~' was "'''te" ny every "'so''
ana l"ono an e'"o III every "e"''' l"'
proud hpatt OF M"h vas ho'"olea ~ IA
affecting scene.
me it'na'r porlon OF our cItzthS d'
serve tue greatest cf'dll Tor 'hef Ro'' o"'
patriotic conduct As the volunteer were
performing thtlf PaFlHg haicl' every uo'I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-12
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WARREN

DEH IhOC llN Il I'M
A fire moke out in Warren, OHIO, on the
nornino of lbe Cd inst, and spread with
to.., .a.i4nu Lat hafora lis dps-
SUI" '"'
trucuve career coHia oe S'a!eo' up"" aus "
fiily houses, comprising the most business
mari of the town. were entirely destroyed,
m. ,.,pIina, oon.nuod wers to a great
,i,,h.
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Total old and new Tor six


AM all the new Pouks Just commrn-
cling operations, and in the strct meaning
ol Ih' law. they we're not bound to pay
because they had not been in opcfalon X
months, But they did pay it. Their TAX
ior the present six months ending IN May
WV show a different re-n'--and show all
who nre not wilulh blind or are deter
mlhtd 10 ptevWlcate, the banks are not
Only taxed, but pay rs much as ndv,d-
uas pay. We are confident OF the tact,
that letany farmer sell hls farm, and invest
the proceeds in Bank -toek, ha YAK ON
thai stock will he none than i nus breu, o,
believe that It viii he on .he larp.- o
Rep.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-12
TAXING BANKS.

GotshalI, Carney, Dmmck, Morgan,
lzewel and others ol the hard editors.
're vieIng with each other in Efforts at the
4 ossest perversiousj OF the law Hying
J INKS, az well as the Revenue Law
J. rowing that the law taxes those ins4itu-
ms on their whole profits, and lhat lhey
trr bound to declare these profits on the
last Mondays Of May and November, an
uajIy, knowing full well that mo-tot the
Nv Banks had been in operation Int a
Iaw days OF mOulhs-and vet publishing
the amount OF Tax paid by Ihcm in No.
vrmber, try hard to induce a heI,eI lhatit
WIS Tor year--and consequently, that
The Banks do not pay their proportion Of
taxes. lIa2ewrll, Of the Statesman, whom
GotshaI a short lime since denounced as
n mean Yankee, says they paid $50 0G6!
GolshaI says the Banks 20 lrec, Nc. In
order to show the ra5caIlty OF such as'cr-
tons, We give below the amount paid by
each OF the new Banks in November, at
most immediately after they commenced
operations, and the amount is as follow 5:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29
FROM SANTA FE.


An extra from the office Of the Lexington Missouri
Express, states that Mr.. Houok had arrived OF Indcpen
denee from SAINTS Fo having made the trip In 90 days flo
y said TO have brought intelligence that the authorities
Santa Flo iortying ~ and besides 1900 men thcn
under arms the Government had made rcquistion for
5OOO men from Chihuahua. Every third man In Santa Re
ana IT'S vicinity was to bear in he defence. The place
was preparing for siege. Mr. Houck, IL IL added e1.
presses me opinion that Col koamoy ought take
less than 5000 his ospedton against New Mcrio
number Of wagons, loaded with ammunition and pro.
yson'' have already started from Fort Leavonworh on
their way the prares Two hundred dtspoons bnvc
also taken their line Of march, The Volunteer comma
MES were AZ Fort Leayenwouh going through drills and
military exercises under the direction Of the officers Of the
Army. WV
The St Louis Fra Of the 18Th inst. says
Col. koamey very properly keeps his oounsels q, him
sell, and h s not knoTn when the body Of tho t,n.
wiR start Many baggage wagons are needed. Tho ebn,
setter and past conduct Of Col Kesrney afford
that the expedition will be conducted with military skil
and IN such manner 10 render IL successful.
AZ the last from tho Mormon country thinei
were as before. Hosulihes had not commenced
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29
VIRGINIA :-At a snperior Conrt of Chnnce.

" lN6lNlA AT n Superior Court of Chance
~ for the Richmond Circuit held at the Capitol in the CITY
Of Richmond on Monday, March 10Th. 1s45;
Carter BraSion and Mary @. his wife, PUTS
Robert HsaIey administration of samuel w sayre deed as
administrator de bonis Of KEMP and admins
traitor Of Thomas Thes deed Chauneey G Gnoi
Of Rehari deed sheriff n Micset county
and committee and administrator Of Henry Heaemsn deed
Street late sherh Of MdieseH county and such
mnsator de bons Of the said Henry erman, deed Pan
els Bowen and Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth
wen administrative of Sterling seawen John Gaut Joseph H. Clio
yer and Ioas Perkins Of the last will and
Of fnee Perkins decd late Sheriff o; the county Of buckingham
decd John W. West administrator Dc bnns non with the viii
annexed Of the said Robert West deed Thomas West Root Chew
executor Of John Chew eIeeuter Of Hannah Kemp
and Jesse sneai Sheriff Of county eneo md
deed. pso. ~
This cause plaintiffs APPEAR to have proceeded
against the defendants Francis Elizabeth his wife
anu hoha NesNNho are oui Of sComnonweaith In the mode
prescribed by law asans, absent defendants they falling ap
peui and answer day be heard upon
% eIo he'e"h hfd the answer thefeio Of the defendant
Robert Hsaey, administrator Of Samuel ssye deed az ad
mniIraior Dc bon Of Peter Kemp deed adnra-
rot Thomas Tres decd and The exhibits hed with that
The answer % Richard ScEar his c
Henry eheman deed and epcaons 20 the SAID upon
VIC ta ot bH acn iof comics 90 az 70 the other defendants
above named the first amended ban Of the pl'n
confessed tsto an the defendants above named and upon
wv o he Panus hk'n Tor confessed a. TO The detcn
dan rhomis Street. administrator aid Of Henry Hefcman
The Counsel Tor plaintiff that s cau b.
referred TO Of The commissioners Of the Court directed
report Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent By himself which may
1HAn Samuel Sayrr ~
the estate Of Php Gfymes deed taking which
the commissioner han distinguish possible between any dvas
committed BY e sad ssyrc sdiu sfa,o before The twenty
eighth day Of August eighteen hundred may
have been committed ancrthlt dae
0dy-Aeeounr Of The administration the dcpdau, Robcu
Hcaicy The estates Of samuel w. sayre Kemp
Thomas Thee.
SiyTbs Of administration Of Richard scraf
ne estate Of Hrny Hencfmau and q
tstfaon Of Chauncey g. Gfod upou the
~ ssEat and Of The Henry eaer.
under c control n ne County Count n Mdser
how much thereof liable 10 the claim Of pisintiG
f-An sccount n The % Peter Kemp came
The hands Hannah Kemp he dcvisse
n ihe estate % Hannah Kemp Which
John Chew Der executor dsvssc
/ tstes have been adminutered Disposed o.
5hiyAn of ths Rober,
Wss deed By Price PERKINS, sheriff q Buckingham county bis
administrator.
6hy-An administration Of the estate OF John
Chev, deed, BY Robeu Chew rs tutor.
A Copy-Tesfe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29

Tickets SIG; Halves 6; Quarters J.
package of IS whoe warranted 20 ray l22 90
rsk lSa 6B-sharesi in proportion.
" Persons ordering by the package any
deduct the pee OF three tickets have every day Lotteries from
TO $50, and when remittance me- large or small
WI always invest in the most popular Lotteries The
drawings sent when requested all order
ior all Capitals be had sight all letters
ing cash or prize tickets the need paid
cts IN the above Lotteries addressed
LUCK meet the prompt and confidential attention Persons
from the country visiting the city should bear
prizes are in the hands Of LUCK For PrEes address
je2o Riehmopd, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29
STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let all the word say wnal they can
For selling PriIrs SrR.rros'. IN. m.,,

Let al the tneyea
Forselinx Prizes STATION mani
Drawn Noe of Monongaia &c, June &c:
10 AZ 80 81 10 90 es SIS 40 - IS 4
hah Ticket Nos 10 IS Two Capitals sold and paid
q" ~ IS 6S Sby sTRATToS
$4,000, 5000!
Monday-Leesburs, 30. Capitals: $4,000 5000 $500 lOss
las. - ~ ''' F'
Capitals Of $4,000!
Iuestay-New jersey, No. 6I. Capitals Of $40 600 5000
44S so OF 1000 &c IS Nos le drawn whoes IS halves So
qrsL IS. ~
$4,000, 5000.
Observation-Disclosures No 81. Capitals SIS 600 5000 1000
sselo Of 1000 &c rs Nos. drawn. whoes IS halves
so; quarters - $500
$4,000, 9 Of 5000.
ThurSiay-N Jersey, No.62. Capitals 10000 Of 5000 Of
$500 10 Of 1000 &c 70 Nos II whoes S. aves 80
quarters I IS. -
$4,000, 1000!
Fnday-MononEalia %. Capitals 1000 1000 Gan A.. IS
NOS IL drawn Wholes 1; halves Soc qrs Csc.
$4,000! $4,000! 10000!
Monday hornng-Aieranda No %. Capitalr s4O 600 Is
ooo 10000 5000 5000 1890 30 500 &c 7s No,
Is Drawn. Tickets $40; halves S. qr,. SO.
Buyer, are referred which are erirer.d
Al the once, as proof Of what been done and every
drawing continues TO increase aud paid bym
o.ders for certificates in the above
schemes and all Lotteries, will BE promptly attended TO- and
drawing when Requested
Please addrer orders to n. sTRATToN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29
N. Y. MARKET-June Q6-2IP. NJ.

Flour dull. Gonesoe 4,l2. OswcRo 400. Yesterday
and to-day 10000 bbs Mchigsn have been shipped a.
Corn is on the docne 5000 bu Indiana mixed 4Sal9;
2OOO do Western little warm ~; 5000 do Indiana, 10
order. OF 46; 1000 bu Illinois wheat at SIC.
300 bbs lard Ga. 10000 pounds ~ whalobonc 3ic
80 Taunton yellow metal within tho week ut 20 cts
8 mos.
Smsl sales clear mess pork at Sill.
LOB bids Cubs Muscovado sugsr p. N. eaeks nut
megs AZ ~ rs perlb. Stocks down,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29
Mp. HOWARD. Cierk.


% In pursuance of the above order Of Court
The paucs na'd and interested hereby noun.d
that shan conmcncc duties epi,incd
MONDAY, the aph day % JUNE ensuing 10 O'Clock A.
NJ when they Va required TO attend ofce dny prepared
With such accounts evidence and documents VIII enable
folnl hos, duties and report lhcFeuPon.
my iS-wd " B. PorIAUx, NJ Cont
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C.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

~ NOTWITHSTANDING the boasting of en-
pines OF performed forged certificates
ofhem yet their sink ike Others the great
sea Of oblivion The Of time the guiding search
ing SICK who are anIiousy watching geam
on their path The Health Restorative has been mPetuousy
as the production OF noum but proven that
false and base insnuaOu and has eeed
Of honor from the eastets OF those who
ieets Of this balm Its power cure OF
complaints OF the Liver and Lungs Coughs
their Asthma Breast and
side All that desirable remedy for compla Is in
tie Restorative reduced utmum OF her
ard united force experienced and the
offered palliative only disease eomps e1iernina-
ton Of IT, anda reorer natural and blooming the
testimony Of unmpeaehable oisn
those who determined Withstand evidence
matter how powerful earnestly they trial
Of the Restorative and be convinced BY Demonstration
The safety Of your life depends medicine with
out you had better hasten
nation OF your dseasebut by you yourself
which cannot disappoint OF deudc you.
The following certificate from Dr. Chiffon the weknovyu
New York Chemist:
II have analysed bottle Of medicine called &c BrineEeho,
Health Restorative and dnd that does
any other metallic preparation any Of
eomPossdof vegetable matter entirely
jams r. CHILroS. NJ d"
c. BRINCEERHOFF. Proprietor, New Yors
Principal Ohee, $50 BToome Street. New York.
20 For sale by the Agents,
IL Il GAYNOR A.
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BY Dunlop, uoncure d Co.
Dry Good, ar Aucfion


Dry Goods al Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the lst day of July our
Auction Rooms desirable season4bIe DRY
GOODS well worthy city retailers and the trad.
generally The following goods way and
viii be sold without limit reserve
81 4 aud : hne and dne ShirnHs
~ 81, Ga and IL bleached Shirtings and sheetinKs
Cotton OznaburEs, Brown Drilings
Georgia yellow Nankeens Blue Drills, Ticking
Spool Cotton, Pins Tapes, Green Barge
Cotton Flag Hdkfs, Suspenters
White, black and cord Cotton Hose, Jaeonets
Null, Swiss and Cambria Muslins
Black and white cap aRd Lace
Muslin Robes Tieh and cord Cambrcs
Bin silk warp Apaeezs and Bombaznes
Pearl and Agate Shin Buttons Bone Suspender do.
MANILA Grass Cloths and MarseHes skirts
Prints shirtng GnEhams. &c
Also
An inyoee OF Linen Goods, CONSISTING OF
Linen Cambria Hdkfs Dsmask Napkins
Damask Table Linen and Table Cloths
Linen Towels, fine and Irish Linens uitabs 6,r
collars and bosous Pillow Linen
81 Cd and - Linen sheetngs, Russia Diapers
Buraps and Linen DrlinRs.
LIKEWISE
consignment Of eh embd Canton Grape sears and shav
eh SIN sesrfs and shaw style Barge Tibet shaS
and embroided Muslin Capes, OF importation.
TERMS-Under $780, cash 500 over months credit
for approved negotiable paper.
je Is DUNLOP MoNCJ-RE 4 Co Amen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29
Trunks! Truuksf! Trunksiil

"A MOTHER SUPPLY OF IRON FRAME TRUNKS The sub
n cfef hiss received supply II iron fame Travei
hog runss ~ eood quaty with rollers and hr ocstc
which he would most respsdy can attention q al
- ~ ALIEN MILL
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MEXICAN PRlyATEERs

by the schooner Aretss this port yesterday. have
Kingston Jsn,nca) sdvees to the 9th instant inclusive
The Kingston Times OF the 9th instant has the follow
ing paragraph:
Capt Young, Of the Telegraph" from New Orleans 70.
ports that when oil Cape Antonio he fell in with long,
low black schooner. heavily armed Of about $50 tons,
Baltimore built who came within speaking distance OF him,
carrying the Spanish Merchant hag-red yellow and red
horizontally. She had vessels in company apparent
y prizes and on leaving him, gave chase American
hnng hrst gun to leeward which remaining unacknow
edgedshe gave chase. occasionally luiug and firing
her. Capt. Young did not wait to see results.
There were nine vessels present the OCCASION of
which three displayed the English flag Great spprehen
sions OF loss are entertained by many OF the American
ship owners so sudden has been the declaration war
on the part OF tho President that in the policies Of
effected there has been introduction OF the clause
truth is shown IN the fact that nearly all the American
vessels in the harbour OF Kingston for
IN this particular.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29
ONoE VI NH NEoEN I M INES
THE THIRD WAR BILL.


The Bill which passed the Senate last evening was re-
ported the House this morning. and the Previous Ones.
ton moved upon its passage without reference either the
Committee Of the Whole, 10 the Committee on Mill.
tary Affairs. The Previous Question rejected once by
the close vote OF 66 65 and the vote of "a
TO 20.
Mr. Cook, OF Tenn. and Mr.. Stephens of Ga moved IN
recomm the Bill, with instructions the volunteer
troops oiheered by the States furnishing the troops.
Mr. iancey, Of Ala. afterwards offered the same amend
meni IN substance as that submitted by Mr.. Stephens
Mr. Stephens said he opposed such hasty action
upon bill OF so much importance, aud he should move
TO recommt II before he resumed seat This was th.
third War Bill, and the second supplemental Bill WINS nov,
before the House. and from the character Of the one before
u.s. he presumed there would be another brought forward
IL appeared 10 him very imperfect bill aud would doubt
less require third, perhaps more.
Mr. Burt Of $. Z. took the door after the second unsuc
cess.u motion for the Previous Question: and upon
aboed defence OF the organization Of the State
under officers appointed by the General Government lie
drew distinction between the State Militia and State
Volunteers, and argued that the Federal Government had
complete control over the latter.
Mr. Thomasson OF Ky. replied, and Mr.. HARRISON re-
Joined.
Mr.. Stephens obtained the floor and further said he
hoped the House would proceed in this hasy way TO
pass measures OF much importance The he said VIVA
the second supplemental Bill brought orward-aIl this
grew Of passing such measures without due dcIibcr,
ton II the House had passed the first Bill recognizing
the existing IN the short time OF hours under the
and without de!iberaton il might have been made
perfect at hrst and there would have been necessity
sOimuch patchwork.
Pass the BILL said Mr. S. and we may have to pass an
other supplemental bill before long The House ought to
proceed with deberaon aud do their work well a. they
go along. lie thought there important prnci
piles involved IN the Bl-Consntutional questions which
ought to be considered. He time for purpose
he wanted give the appointment Of the higher officers to
command the volunteer the volunteers them
selves II II could be done Mr. s. moved refer the Bill
TO the Committee Military affairs with instructions to re.
port bill making such provision.
The Previous Question after renewed and now
seconded and the House brought a upon tho
amendment OF Mr. Cooke of Tonn proposing that the Bri
Rador Generals Of the regiments be elected by their
own Brgades The and nays ordered upon tins
amendment, and twas rejected, yeas 6l nays So
The Bill then read a third time and passed.
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was then read a third time aud {
THE TARIFF.

The House, on motion OF Mr.. Mckay went into Com.
miltee OF the Whole, Mr.. Cobb Of Ga. in tho Chair
The debate was resumed by Mr.. Chase, Of Tenn In a
speech in defence Of the free trade policy in decided
opposition to every thing IN tho form Of a protective
duty.
Mr.. Gordon Of N. Y also addressed the Comm ttoe in
opposition to the tariff Of 1872 and yet earnest defence
OF duty Of 80 per cent WOOL the article in which his
constituents were particularly interested.
Mr. Rockwell Of Ct closed the debate for the day in
very sensible defence Of tho Protective policy
and after his speech the Committee and the House ud
lOuTned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29

JUNE -, 1916.
MORE NEW GOODS.
THOMAS II. PRICE g. co. have Just opened
- by eSpress from New York eoods they
for inspection
Whaiebone skirts, another supply
Gfsss SKIRTS made W In entirely tylc
Heavy erass stirting
Regency Lace Cages, besuufui supply
New French Collars
Lace Nsu for eares and collars
Muslin Caps for Ladies
Bh Barge BombaKnes
French Lawn Hdkfs, very cheap
~ T. Cumb. and Lawn Hfkf
Lace Buttons. French Iaces a..
w sh Linens urcss Goods tncn sheenrt hc
great variety and hey shout tnr inventory,
up many descriptions vcy low prices Thcc viii pga
call ~ THOMAS PRICE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-29
MOST VALUABLE REAL EsTATE Atauet,o,.
On Clay street
WILL be sold on TU ESDAY Afternoon tho

" Ill De sold on III ESDAl Afternoon, the
5oh instant upan the premises commencing At O'Clock
That most cesirabe residence occupied by Morton F,ar
situated on the Of Clay and The
on Gay street 90 feet and AHey 1l f.
wide A.o seven mott e<by located frou,
ing on Clay street 30 feet the alley aor
sad This properly located respectable par Of the
eN-e beauty of the lots unsurpassed. Por private dwell
lngs they present many indueem,
TEBMs-one fourth cash; bianos equal nsfalmsnt. at
and year for nsEotah. bearnr interest secured M
trust deed upon the property.
~ the owner resides of the STATE a.Tus ami Ie-
risd 10 sell therefore,
t're assurance that be made
is lid w. GoDDIN Auet