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Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

RrnoRs rRoN WAsniScroN-The
Washington correspondent, Of the \, Y.
Journal Of Commerce, writing from Wash.
inr,on. Nov. 80. says that the eorespon.
denee recently published, purPoHins to
have passed between Mr.. Buchanan and a
Mexican agent. is authentic and is ac.
knowledged 10 be. He also states that We
shall soon hare the official account OF the
affair Of santa Anna being passed by our
squadron. which ought 10 have heen given
long ago-lbat we .hnll probably soon
have peace with MeIieo-or Il nui an at.
tack viii be made On the castle at Vera
Crur. by a naval force under Com. Stewart,
lie also gives in A. fact, tina, the admin
istralion eM nat ifecommcnd n rcvisnl anC
relaxation Of the sub treasury, as had been
supposed. Mr.. Walker was in favor Of it
but Mr.. Polk utterly ayersc 10 i.
The writer of this letter has good man
Of knowing The truth Of what he writes; ~
how far he is correct In these statements
and opinions. remains TO he seen.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

Tho new revenue bill, synopsis Of
which we published few weeks since,
passed both branches oilhc Legislature, by
the following vote. In the House:
Ages, Mcssrs. Abraham. Annis, Aniho.
nv, Bell, Bertrand, Brickery. Brown,
Buchanan, Burke, Clarke. Collins, Croft,
Cruiehfeld, Fletcher OfMississippi, Flsich.
er Of Pulaski, Gamer, Gentry. Gould. Hill,
Jet, Kearby. Kelly, Kendall. Mitchell.
Newton, Noland Patrick, Patterson. Peui.
grew, Shap. Stout, Thompson. Turner
Wilmington, Williams, Woodward and Mr..
Speakef-37.
Nays, Messrs. Aston, Bruion, Chlders
elements. Conwell. Cross. Dennis. Dunn,
Embree. Farmer Feaiherslnn, Forrest.
Griffin, Grimes, Hammock, Jeffrey, King.
Leslie, Marshall, Mailock, Neil, Ramsey,
Robinson, sadIler, Slous, fully, ruman,
Wells, Wiley and Wdgbl-3O
In the Senate:
Ayfs, Messrs. Armstrong, Auslell, Byrd.
Gaines, Hampton, MayGeld, Maxwell,
McCamy, Mitchell, Newton. Pearee,
Puindeller Reybup, Rose. Underhill, /,
Williamson, and Mr.. Pfesidcnl-l7.
Nays. Messrs. Dickinson, Evans, Min.
nikcn, Shaw, and Seele.-j.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

GENERAL Scorr.--The Washington
correspondent ofihe Baltimore American
under date Of the 2ilh ullimo, says
"Gcnera Scott and his staff are ordered
TO Mexico, to give additional spirit and
direction 10 the army. This new move
mcnl is the result Of the recent communiea'
lions and conferences, and have grown out
Of recent events in Mexico, and adsice'
from the head quarters of the army. =,
"Gencral Scott was to leave in the maIl
boat this morning, and has probably g'ne'
Ills destination is Tampico. but with large
additional powers to control his actions
when upon the ground.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

A letter IN the Arkansa. Democrat, Of
Friday last, from San Antonio, SAYS Of The
Arkansas Regiment '---''siekness and
death have rcduced,he regiment greatly
IA members Of Captain Hunters lsesier)
company have died. Fatigue, exposure
and inaiieu,ion when sick, arc the principal
cause. Of fever and death" The writer
also states. that Captain Moilet, OF the
Pope county company, died on the 9Th Of
November.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
Tins WAY wmos AM Drrrlrrp'-

TINS WAY Wuics ARR DErE,TEp'-
SrArE pRIsoS NorEs.-rbe New YORK
Express mentions that the Grand jury in
that city. have indicted fifteen If the officer.
Of the pcnitenliAry for assisting IN prucir
ing illegal votes from The prison at Black.
wells Island. Thirty prisoners were
brought over to vote, and many Of them
voted at several polls. |, must be rceol.
lecicd tha, there are about eighty voting
places in New York. The inquiries OF
ibc Grand jury are yet being made, and
some painful and disgaeeiul disclosures
are looked for. Il islboughl that Ihr elec.
iion Of Mr., Jackson, against Mr.. Monroe,
for Congress, will be invalilated:
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

MELasonoLy Loss OF LIrE.-The Bos.
ion Post contains a list Of the names Of
.i,ty.6vc men and boys, belonging to The
fishing vessels of Marblehead, Mass, who
lost their lives in the great gale of SepIem.
her last The number made widows in
lha, unfortunate town by this calamity, Is
forry.thrce, and orphans onc hundred and
tifiy.onc.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
THE ELECTION.

Tie return. Of The election, held on the lith
instant, come in slowly. The number Of votes
polled are very small indeed. not more than QUE
fourth Of the usual so,s. We have no, received
returns .nfieienl to tnsbe to predict, with any
certainty. who may be the successful candidate
The following are the Official returns Of this eonn.
ty-snd We add partial returns from other conn
ties, As faf as received.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
The Iollowlpg notice ol OUT Senator, We

The following notice OF our Senator, We
copy iromihe last Gazette:
"Beiofe we leave the Senate chamber.
let Is ask who it is that sits in 'front.' over
10 the leli Of the presiding olliccrl lleNRY
rotNprxrnR. the Senator from Hampstead
--hy odd. the snundtst aud ahlesi states
man ofiho body, with modest retiring man
ner., it is noi alen ihnt be inrule, upon is
attention. but when he dics. II !, 10 bring
forth the experience Of long aud nselui
III. in the political struggles cfihc day -
Familiar with the nature und design oluur
institutions, with practical knowledge OF the
effects and bearings Of laws G'r the gov.
ernmeni, drriyedirom schooling in North
Carolina, his native State, he is ever ready
when called upon. to shed light aud useful
information en- subjects called up Tor the
action Of the srnaie. Ia private lie, be Is
without blot or blrmIsh--a pions man, b,
Is liberal; Wing. beyond even suspicion,
he Is lns and ilir 10 his opponents. tie Is
nol pfescfiplse, yet NJ man could be rmcI
when be shall be fully known, then vii
he be fully apprceiHci;--sucb men a
Poindeiier reflect credit upon our State.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
Rsr. iiAl.l, Dec. Is, 1876.


NJ. Eiiiori--Bnsiuess has progressed rapidly
for the last few days, aud there Is every prospect
Of speedy adjournment To-day there was a
vote taken on substitute for bill for rebuilding
the renitentiary. The substitute prohibited the
erection Of one until the 1860, and was carried
yeas 81. nays IS. There will be an effort made
for reconsideration tomorrow, and as the feeling
is very strong on both sides, Il Is uncertain how Il
will feault
The election came off on yesterday Newton
ahead. Rust nrst. and Noland and raschal near
lie. The result Is doubtless considerably mixed.
All went off quieily-ii was hands oil and fair
play. Yours truly.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

Tnr w.E-Tbe y. y Tribune says II has
good authority for stating that Gen Scott before
leaving New york to tate charge Of the opera
lions in Mexico, said tha, Il the supplies aud other
mean. ordered by the government should reach
their points Of destination in due time TIC country
ought 10 expect a peace with Mexico By the
middle or las, Of July-eenainly within the com
ing year.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

DAMAGES roR LrBEL.!-1he proprietors
Of the Philadelphia Ledger, have been
mulc,ed in 50 200 damages, for libel on
Mr.. William Runyan, Of New Jersey.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

Mr. Pakenham, the British Minister, il e said,
was q astoSkholder 10 the amount Of $4,000, in
the cOnductA recently Pundered by Santa Auna.
Through the interference Of Mr. Bankbrad, the
British Minister at Mexico, Santa Anna has been
made 10 refund the amount taksn--,wo millions
oi dollan.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

srrorr FOR GrS. Scorr ASD rnE WAR.
II is stated tia, Gen. Scott, TO facilitate his
operations. and TO supply the immediate
wants ofihc campaign, will take with him
10 New Orleans, half million Of Mexican
dollars.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

HEAVY DAMAGES. salt was brought
recently, in Louisville, NY, by Miss NanO
Hays, against Mr.. John Hays, ior breach
of promise. which resulted in verdict Of
$4,000 damages to the plaintiff. The de.
iendan,, after having applied for new trial,
which the court refused, Ioraed over the
dimes.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

The New York Globe charges that 'ihc whigs
mean to dissolve the Union' They mpan to dis.
solves several unions They mean 10 dissolve the
union between rivers aud snaga They mean to
dissolve the union between the public money aud
the pockets Of the leg.treasuren. They mean to
dissolve the union between Mr.. Polk and the
Presidential char Lou jour
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

OSK THOUSAND DoLLARs roR THR NoL'
uSrgERs.--Tho New York Board Of AL
dermen have authorized the comptrollerlo
draw his warrant in favor Of Col. Ward b.
Bennett, for $1,000, 10 defray the expenses
Of the lsl regiment Of New York Nolun.
teers. until mustered into service Of the
United States.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

Captain VIM. n. Porter, Of the Ten.
ncssce regiment ofcayalg, died recently at
New Orleans, on bi, way homo from Ca
margo. Ills remains were taken to Mem
nhis for inIenmenl.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

HgAyr PosrAGE-A present Of a very heavy
cheese was srni from Connecticut To the worthy
Post Master General, but instead Of being scnt az
a package by the agency some iDisohieyoua person
sent Il by mail, the postage on which was Sl2O
The r. NJ g. declined receiving the present, and
It has been sent ~ usual to the Dead letter Office
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

Letters from Washington state that Il is
10 contemplation 10 amend the sub.lreasGry
bill, In such a way, a. to suspend It's opera.
lions during the war, so far as Il relates 10
the specie clause. Better suspend it alto.
gcther.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

ELterlos oV sESATon,-The Legislature of
North Carolina, have elected George 7 Badger
Secretary Of the Navy under Presidents Harrison
and Tyler-io the Senate Of the United States, to
ill the vacancy Occasioned by the resignation Of
Mr. Haywood lion. Willie P. Msngum, was also
reelected for rhs years, hOm the 9Th Of March
nssl
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

The Washington correspondent Of mo
Philadolphia Sun notes rumor which mas
gained some currency, TO the effect lha. inc
notorious Charles J.. lngersoll has sign'iled
his intention to challenge Daniel Webster
to Gaht duel.-Louisrille Courier
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

RieuTs OF WoMrN-Gov. Edwards,
Of Missouri, recommends to the Legisln.
tare, the passage Of law requiring the
consent Of the wife 10 legaIize any endorse.
ment upon notes her husband may make.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

A printing press, type and paper have
been sent from ST. Louis, for printing
establishment, in Santa Fe. II is said to
be intended for the use of tho provisional
government organized by Gen. hearney.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

SFAS.-Thc Spanish Government have official.
ly informed the Government Of the United States,
that no Mexican Phyaleers, shall be permitted to
fit out in any Spanish port Maokonzies secret
mission to Havana last summer, It is said, had
reference to this question.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

Hon. George McDufie, U. s. Senator
from South Carolinn, has resigned his seat,
in consequence Of III hcalih.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
GnrrAoron'. WA.nIyoroN !, now en:

GRrENouGu's WAsnINGroS is now en-.
closed bt .launrh ifon railing To Keep of
the dtp6edalors of slaluay Atnighi it is
in be lighted up by number oI lamp.
placed on iha railing at convenient Dis.
lanec.. We are glad hiatt thi. magnificent
wark olGeenmgh ha. been At la, assign.
ell 10 a location where il can br seen n IL.
rral heanly-ihe centre ollhe grel' square
east ollhe Capitol. There III" IDEAL ol ihr
fther Of our country sits in quiet grandeur
with his right baud pointing to the open
heavens in adluraiinn d the truth aud .in.
erfiiy el hi motive. in la,ing dpNn a The
feet 81 the people the power with which
they had invested him. Edo pcPc'Hi
Ilashiagioa Daily Foaa'aia.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

NATioSAL DEure--lsord Brongham says That
England is bound to keep the peace, 10 the sum
Of eight hundred millions Of pounds sterling A
heavy Tccogn7Mcc.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

A correspondent of The Missouri Tribune
writing from Santa fa under date of the
25Ih September, alludes TO a shocking oe.
currcuce which took place on the 18th OF
that month, William Bray. man be.
longing to tho Franklin county company,
commanded By Capt. Stevenson, became
intoxicated aud uncomfortable. Alcl ewag.
gerng and swearing in most nnheeomiag
manner, be seized bis butcher knife AMI
made threats against lhe life of The captain.
The latter for some time carefully avoided
him, aud endrarofed 10 persuade hin 10
bis duty. but IN rair. lie rushed inip the
captains tent with knife drawn, and made
an attempt on his life. The captain drew
his pistol aud shot Bray through the heaHi
he iell dead. with his knife .asi eleiehed
in his hand. Mr.. Bray va. man d3
years of age, and has iei family 10 de.
plore his misguided eundlel. lie sas an
old soldier, aud fought bfa,ely at the battle
of New Orleans.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

PaErARSd TO LEAyE,-frsideni Polk, has pur.
chased the residence Of Judge Gundy, in Nash.
vile
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

The Arkansas PresbyteY me,s IN Camden
ouaehiA county. on the Goth mat a, O'Clock,
h N
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

Lafayette county, We are told, gave ssmaI
majority ftr Newton.
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SANDS SARSApARlILA

| phlNpb th IL OH AN lIlIA,
| Tor TIE Removal and Permanent a. urc
oil all Diseases ariSing from nm Iu,-
| pure Suntc Oh The blood or Habit
| sc,o.,, an OF The system, viz:
| s'hotuLh OK KINGS EVIL. RnEUMATIsn oRsTtx Arg
TgrA ris EEurToN: rlAPLEs OR rUsTULIs on
RING woRn oR TgrrER schip nraS pSi ,y -
mhNr AND rAlN OF THE HOMES Ann JolNTs X rim
HORN ULCERS. syrInLrIrc ny arIoMs sCiaTirA an
LuNntGo AND DISEASES ARISING FROM An INI IN
n pS,ous USE of MERCURY. AsCrTEs oR psopsy sx
fOsukE OR iMPRUDENCE IN IIFE ASA ',,,p,,s,.,
| CONSTITUTIONAL DISORDERS ' ''"''''
| - , u OF tbs preparation widely lnown and
- every day the field Of er,r,d,n.
and highly reeeommendeb by Physicians. and .ImsS ~ W
s,ss sss ANA ssesns preparation from that Ia.
In medical practice. not local N. a.,
aon eSi general extending through whole ,yssm n nsn
,ne poisonous elements in blood and restore. h.anh.
tone to the organs which generate that dad In heahy
disorder. the result rapid alnr OF the .o,.s
he'e speedy removal Of the pain. ami ia ali CO.. %
keeping pace with the the diseas nom NV
s" u Is put up In hlshy nra.d form M, sas'
and portability, d when recording IN M.
nas,i~, AZ i quantity equaito quart then
name. The proprietor, daily reeeyips ,r.,,s inc
assr ,nS ehsiae'er 'e'fyns 10 srea, value az an
me Following interesting pre,en,ed and,h. ,.,a -
f'aH Comment ON such denee s unnecessary.
MesI' a. D. sand'-Mr oIyer. china "1s.n * is'o.
aAehed with srofaia when yeap ol which mon ,,
mere skeleton The disease peryaded the vho. s ne,
n,n, IN sores on the head, body and rnb.-
pinerent physieiansin Newark, VILE and N, - " ~
Tor net al various tme, but finally gave up m. .,s. 1
and aeeorrsi ns was induced to try sarsapars
.,ered win many Interruptions yet with the mos SI ,
Of The ~ & became acquainted circum taaees
n,,. ~, :, eo' VINO Is now aged four ON. com
mass OF disease and incapable using an M hrrI III
y vas swollen to ne'rJ twice size the head n.
and body were almost entirely covered with are go nos
unable to move and ~ouake notice or ,s,ns
ume was equally severe inv sTdy attended with bso5v
Sps w They procured OF the sarapsIi,
and creep across the has nov in,,
stored heir nahum, n1 .O. are nrsy all healed re
ny IN n, ,nh vs. snel quite cheerful and improy
''U'e'peeuuly yours,
q. J. WARNER,
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FLY PAPER.-The celebrated Egyptian Poison Paper
for thu detucuon Of Flies, Mosquitoes Gc-or sale
cents By
jr22 W RANDOLPH A. co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04

NORRIS ROBINSON, President
sAsrrI HssSAr. Secretary
The subscriber, Agent for the Company
receive applications for Life Of the peto
named viz for for life; and for
preceding $40 900 single life. The
OF the intermediate years noted
well rs all other information desiring effect
Insurance. will also be made known application
tarcs offered Company believed TO be equal not
superior 10 those offered by
Britain. A aTuNRy
Physician the sOeieyhe Family Physician OF the party
whose life To be insured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04

ENEA-we have us, opened chest Of superior Gunpow
II Tea-sueh has given satisfaction
have used GRETrER 4 GRErrER
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10 TUE AFFIJCTEDI
ADDITIONAL.-wARREN y FARIss

ADDITIONAL. WARREN a. FARISS
IN just received by Needs Co. Express the following
goods viz
Rich Ombre Shaded BareEss and Ballorines
Rhaded Second Mourning
Onbre Shaded Oregon Musiin-2nd supply
super French Embroidered Capes very
Embfd Shaded Lace Scarfs a article
Rich Baregr shawls and ScaHs
Hermann scarfs and Neck Tics
Il" Graduated Barge Robes, very pretty
French Enb'd white Muslin
Super Graduated"
Also just by the Coufea superior assortment OF
COS, Lawns, Ge-Ge. Cauat WARREN n FARtss,
ap37 No Main
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I ooK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub


n respectfully inform their customers and the
pube reeeivedheir usual large supply Of
and other kinds OF ready made CLOTHING for
and which they making constant additions semi
weekly every variety desirable Coak Goats
Pants Drawes Shirts Collars aosoms Stocks Socks, Hdkfs,
S-pcndcr, Se kewth which they will be pleased TO III them
the best style and upon the reasonable
The pains taken the selection Of their materials to
goodness and beauty we'll the they have taken In
made under supervision dua
bty and makes their assortment peculiarly
desirable Can and for yourselves
HOOPER n CRAFTS Virginia Clothing Store,
Eo7-u No. CT. Main Il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04

BACON, HERHINGS, sc.
I" 0nn LBS. heavy tat CITY smoked
AOSOOO Shoulders
10000 lhs. ~ ddlinrs ADJ fans
5000 ~ heavy Weston Ioiss
@uu hbif No and uninsreetsf N. Csr0Ens fTerinys
% bbls tettHfd and Common Whistey
For sse uI1n accommodating terms Nv
NY W JONES WINSTON
SWiTHFILD Lands tegs No . smitbeea Lad
- iusi ~ 'eived ~ sore and for ~
- BtssELL 4 AeCANDLIsH
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STRANGEHs VISITING THE CRY, and 81 other.
~ desiring 10 purchase Mart ID MHfisaf
WIN g. hONrAGUEs huFe Store No. ISL Main
desirable ssah'hEent for obtaining all the latest and ashona
bic publications together aitaost
every description An assortment ~ superior PIANO FORTE5
sauily hand also Guitars, FiIe Ffes Voins Claroucts
Far ros AccudeDna nusr U0ns Tnmgo C0fn0pesns TfoH
bones, &c Gcin short every Article the
which BE- obtained o. the ubsc be Tho best
stie WM. g.. MONTAGUE,
No. ~ Main street,
IL 10 aian Of the fiDkfen Ivfe
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his X " JENKINa
F6 No. % Exchange Corner.
Concentrated Lemon Juice.
NOR preparing Lemonade, seasoning sauces,
y any whof' desirable teaspoon
drd 20 ~ seiened produces Immediately
ldo equal that made FROM the fresh wbc found very
useful IN the county, where fresh emons els obtained
Forsle by PEYTON JOHNSTON
20 Druggist
GtRYSTALINE CANDL ESQ boxes CTys.
~ talns Candies manufactured by W. q ~ BeadsIis-
Warranted stand the climate they rive
brilliant light will burn hing n sperm and
" are the most econ' rncii light that be used"
For 'aic BY Jc lot hiYENrORr ALLEN co
Trunks TrunksIl Truuks!!!
CARPET BAGS, ~ mr. CES, g. r.
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
FH'E rubscuber hla received another supply Of Travelling
Tunks, Carp Bags, Valeces Ne which h. very
lowthey Grsi which suen
ton o. ~ ~ want Do ALEX Hiih.
Goats for Hot weather.
IL EEN a 90 have hand hundred Goats
~ made the refrigerator psn and warranted
BuH Cashmere and White do Vess aiso Pants of
onabe Haps, aiso DOR hne Shirts al Tor cheap
~ KEEN co
Cheap Trunk Establishment.
NAVE Eensrai ~ Travelling Trunks
styles. AID u an very low price. nanily
receiving in from The Manufacturer. and have made
Der description Of Trunks, Those
willing rEs large Travelling Pain Leather Tunks o.
plni,uar cOnctna shed BY leaving
their order with at chsap Boot shoe and Tntnk Store
/ door above Gay Mathews n Go.
Oh Or Second hspd Trunts tstsn 10 exchange.
| my7 y n. LRONARD
| GUPRaIOn FAMILY TEA pastssss eTrs doc
- gunpodsr rss BE- surpassed sny o0uniol
/ ale ~ NJ package OF ~ retail, BY
| Wis cAPERTON CRUHP.
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Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE ,Sc 40
PAINTS PAINTSll
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. &c.

"hIte Lead, Linseed Oil, dc. DC.
UVNGLlsH and American White Lead, dry and n oil
- LInseed DID, Warranted pure
Spirits TurTeniine, spani,h Brown
Chrome Yellow, Par, Green
Red Lead, Tena de Sienna
Chinese Nermilion, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red Eng Chrome Green
Imperial Green OIL Liharge
Verdisns o
Turkey TIMBER, American Vemirion
White wash BnUhes-and alec, a large assorted
stock Of the best quany American WINDOW GLASS
great variety % Of the celebrated "Muca brand This
Gias has been long aud extensively
Satisfaction large and complete and \. offered
at low prices Wholesale
DUvAL a PURCELL. Druggists,
my 20 II7 Nam s,,r.t
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GORDON q SKINNER, 81 MAIN STREET,
- Richmond. Va offer fJr ALE
- LLis Orleans AMI West india sugars
- usfcss and Ibis Clarified sugar
80 raessses t,ar erushei ard puiver-sd sugars
tgres white Havana Sugar
$50 bags CoHse-Ro. Lsguayrs, Java AMI Aaneabo
bales Mocha Coffee
Is hhds Orleans and West India Molarsrs
10 CHESS Gunppde' and Y Tyson Tea part very superior
. hf chests EscE Tea
Tea IN g. ami l1b boxes
500 sides i4aiHsfa .ui sfIupan Jtuagsd
90 DO Eu.st lf4tler
200 .s. fi". Tufrtd
700 boxes 'psfu afi Talor Candies
80 t1rssr0ap
Fsneylnd var.z,t-f Goap
30 bags Pepper
PfusHtY aui Ginger
200 ksgs Nails
go s1cks AaitDns F1u
$50 bagsFhD
100 Kegs iIupDnts Power
go Wiarpnr Paper
20 usfrsf RE
$50 lgs Hrnp ssi Cotton Bed Cord, sns Lines
80 dDz Bf10ms
% On painted Buckets
600 N0y1 7cIta Grind at.nss
- FsRF Horse Shoes
hIis Iarra
Gn.sa--fip md iDfi2
Sperm 1ui Tanners 90
Cotton Yafns Faii Prife. Copteus MsdAf and Infirg
Cotton 10 tslss, CIoyer Feed. CIDER vfnsyaf Ee
lkOh-lOo tons sedes English, Tfsdsrar county cS
Shoct Iron snd Nal rods
srEEf,-Amersan snd Rastsb Bussrsd
Majors sheer strsi
TN PLhTE~-t7s bofes iOrit. 1870 iqu2
Bright isadst I'm fgg ruodue.
COPPER-2oO0 hs bfasisrs at.athiug sus RoH
WiHE-f0o0 Ne assoftsd slxss
Ztnc andz g@ier
BAR auai Sheet Led &c. ,tot
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-28
Sheriff Sale.

EAY virtue of fl. ia. writ issued out of the
, Clerks office of the District Court of Grant
county, Wisconsin Tertiary, and under the seal
of the said court, on the 18th day OF November
nstani,and to me delivered, against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements Of Lewis Reynolds.
at the suit Of Scion NJ. & Edward Langworthy, part
ners in trade under the name e. firm of NJ. 4 Il.
Langv orthy have levied upon all the right,utle &.
interest which the said Lewis Reynolds had on the
25th day of March, 1916, at any time afterwards
of III and to the following described lands. :o-wit:
the east hall of the southeast quarter of section ten
10 the west half of the northeast quarter, the
southwest quarter of the northwest quarter and
the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section No. fifteen, all in township number three
3 moth of range No. three west of the 9TH
principal meridian in Grant county, aforesaid, and
which said property viii expose fof sale at pub
lie vendue at the outward door Of the courthouse
in Lancaster, in said county. on the 9th day Of
January, A. D., 1917, between the hours of o.
clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, 10
satisfy SAID writ and costs.
NJ. w KENDALL, Sheriff, G. c., W.T.
Nov %, 1916. 38-Gt.