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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13
Administrators Notice.

W. HEREAS. Letters Of Administration
on the Estate Of John Il. Shally, decd,
were granted 10 The undersigned at tho
September Term, 1916, OF the Probate Court
Of Yazoo county, State Of Mississippi
Now. all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested 10 come forward and make pays
meni, and those having claims against the
estate Of said deceased. are hereby required
10 exhibit the same within the time limited
by law, or the same will be barred.
GEORGE HAHN, Adm'r
October ,, 1876. I3-Gt
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49, 60 = strength and beauty sui
fclent for either The race or harness. His
get are large and fine He will make his
present season, one half the time at the
Stable of Blackmap, Scott & Co. in Yazoo
City, and the other half at Daniel w. Hen>
bricks 3 miles south east from Benton, at
the extreme low price Of $40 the season
payable at the close Of the season. which has
already commenced. and viii end or the Isl
day of December next. Mares that have
heretofore failed are invited to attend graf s
Fifty cents to.Daniel. the groom, in every
instance is expected.
PEDIGREE:
Young Levialhan was got by the imported
Leviathan. His dam by Orphan Boy, WIKI
was BY Old Eclipse. Orr han Boys dam wa.
old aid Of the Oaks, a first rate four mile
race nag. Young Lovia,han's grand dan
was 10y old Pacolet, great grandam By seconC
Diomede, wLo was by Old Imported Dio
mede; G. G. grandam, by Old WiIdar; 9. &
2. grandam by Fearnought.
WILFRED B. GOWAN.
September 4, 1915. 9-3m.
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Dissolution.

rENIE co-partnarship heretofore
4 existing between Drs Willard & Corbin
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
E. L. WILLARD.
r.. r. CORBIN.
Yazoo City, July 5. 1916. 5-tf.
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Dry Goods.


DRY Goods.
Jobber Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Zephyr
Worslcd. Canvass, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, 60:
d. S. TURNER, 50 William ST.. between Cedar
and Pine.
Importers OF Berlin. Zephyr, Worsted, Patterns,
Canvass, Floss, Silk, thenide, Purse Twist, Oiled
SILK, Paris Fancy Articles, Gimps, trInges' las
sells, &c:
KoLsAAT BROTHERS. As John St, and 3o7
Broadway.
Betlin Zephyr and Tapisseric Worsied, Patterns,
Canvass, Chenille, Floss & Purse Silks, Fiinges,
Gimps, Cords and Tasscls, steel Trimmings
Beads, and large assortment OF French Fancy
Articles, for sale by
d. NJ. PEYSTER, Importer, So Ohm street; or 363
Roadway.
straw Goods.
Manufacturer and Dealer in Straw Goods, Palm
Leaf Hats, Artificial Flowers &c:
ELLC. BLAKE, % John street, Up Stairs.
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New. Livery Stable.
TIIE undersigned having pur

chased the Livery Stable formerly own
ed by A. Russell and Brother, take this mode of
informing the public that the Stable is now cen
nected with the Winn Hotel. They have al
ways on hand fine Saddle Horses, Bugges and
Hacks 10 accommodate the tfeveling community.
They have good and careful Ostlers who are
ready at all times TO accompany gentlemen to any
part of the city 10 receive their horses.
Gentlemen stopping at the VIM Hotel, can
have their horses taken without any trouble to
themselves.
They will olso break horses TO the saddle OF har-
ness on reasonable terms, having had much ezper-
fence in the management and breaking Of horses.
Drovers can also be accommodated with sta
bling for their horses
All they ask of the travelling community is, TO
TRY THEM, as they fauer themselves that they can
give satisfaction, they have incurred great expense
to obtain good hacks and horses, and they chal-
Ienge the southern country TO beat them,
Gentlemen wishing to hire Horses, BUggies OF
Hacks. can lie accommodated by applying at the
| Vim Hotel at any hour Of the day or night.
r. NJ. WINN,
JOHN CLARY.
I -. Or.oIor Ie tC4e If
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YaZOO City Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY MEssRs. ALLEN { BIREso1I
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Young LeViathaEa.

rs = NOW rising six years
-gz-zv--t,..y VA old, a beautiful grey,
8 A1V upwards Of Is hands
III UNI high, combining great
Vs4xxlA=EzA.z==.l4 strength and beauty suf
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no DENTISTS.

Y g. CO.. 239 Water street.
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DIAPERS AND TAILORS

o their advantage 10 call on the following
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
Correspondence of the Bat. American.

WASHINGTON, April i.
The speech of Mr. Benton, in reply Gen. Cass and
against the ultra members Of the Senate hn. created more
marked sensation than any speech Congress during the
session. In his words borrowed from the poet the
fifty -four-iory are becoming
"Small by degrees and beautifully less"
lie adds tho of Jefferson, aud Madison and Mon
roe 10 those who have committed in favor
setting the boundary upon the line of 49,. The great
question Of title and territory for HIMSELF he says he will
not now because while neg citations pending
simproPer to do He declares that he has confidence
IN the Executive and will stand by his settlement of the
question: though clearly holding the Pesden, responsible
for any failure accomplish amcable seettlement if
he can do upon the line Of 10 deg.
Mr.. Hannegans remark, designating Mr.. Cas- as the
Achilles Of his party, is REGARDED as nomination Of the
Senator from Michigan for the Presidency. The few who
apPaudcd the galleries appeared regard it, and sl
because Mr. Gle for extreme measures. There one
opinion regard Mr. Bentns speech, and that is tina,
II must prove completely overwhelming Mr. Ca.s who
promised more than he will make good
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In my letter of last evening wondered what kind Of a
speech Gen Cass would make the Oregon question in
the Senate to day.
now have it to say-and say it as cheerfuly as If !
his side polIcs-that he made a great ef-
fort. Il doubt the best speech he ever on
any He goes for ihe whole Greg In" and If
his ideas followed out should very soon find our
selves involved IN war.
MIR. Ashley has the Il ior tomorrow. lie is a man of
excellent hard common sense, and very respectable and
interesting oebateT wiihal.
Some very good speaking had IN the House today
though for the part the acclaimed what
theatrical parance might be called empy boxesa great
portion at the members being in the Senate listening
Gtn'l Cas-.
give you two which in this CITY, but
which may may not be true OGe is that Mr.. Polk,
hndEg the opposition T. Mr.. Bancroft strong 10 be
b1rHe, has called that gentleman say what office he
viii lake IN exchange for the Navy Department. tha
Mr.. Bancroft begged that he might lie molesej upon
the ground that the Senate would confirm him IN any
appointment which he might The other -
thar Mr. Bancroft told something honorable Member
from Tennessee against Commodore Warrington in rea-
ton to the Memphis Navy YGri which the Secretary al
FIRST denied and afterwards tried for by writing the
gallant Comm 1do!e complimentary letter. give you the
above, You will observe, as the rumor Of the day.
POTOMAC.
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HOyT'S PRIZE OFFICE-

NO 7, EXCHANGE PLACE RICHMOND VIRGINIA
Hufr is Constantly selling Prizes. Within a few DAYS
the following have passed into the CUSTOMERS Nos
% 10 - o. OF % g., and IS 10 90 Other,
Large eapItas know, Hpy IN afd the
fnf April are rich the Amongst them IL espiaI a,
$50 o"c to be -od BY uoyt The Of II only SIS and
he hopes to receive that amount from all in lot,
teii" as this capital some one
address n a uoyr
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL. ls46
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass - sG-to b. drawn Anil a,b
splend Capitals $4,000 10000 5000 1000 500 so n,
500 &c q number and - drawn wnol. Tickets 10 balvs
quarters so certificate package Of 90 whoes cost, 30
doihr'-shares in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Class for Isi6-to be drawn Itb
Capals $4,000 1900 5000 3g a. Of 600 so OF 500 40
Of 400, &c IS Nos ~ Tickets TO- halves &
SO certificate Ola package of2j wboes costs 100 collars
shares in proportion
$4,000 DOLLARS 30, 900 !-l2 900!
AeIanda Lottery Class IS for drawn Arrn 9Th
Magnificent PrEes S59O00, 900 1000 O0O 1000 900
1000 579s Of 1000 Of 2SuO OF 1000 40 Of 900 40 q,
49, eghhs Ell wholes eo.s ~ dollar
Shares In proportion
10000 DOLLARS!
AleIandra Lottery, Cla l6. lsi6-o b. drawn Apr
capitals s1OOOO 10000, 5000 5OO OF 1000 Is nj
300 &c 30 Nos IL drawn Tickets 10; halves quarters so
eeheate Of package Of IS Whoes 30 doa-hare.
In proportion.
o Make renmitiAnees Immediately distance if in town
apply in Persohts D. NJ HOYT
No. Exchange.
p Tickets all the Lotteries advertised by J. G Greror Co
constantly on hand Orders enclosing or PrEe Tickets
ed 10 with Drawings Of LOTTERIES her
requested. 70 Az who order Of D. NJ. HOYT. Richmond.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

By the following article from the National Inteigon
Of Yesterday will be that intensely intere.n
deba'c sprung up, in ihs Senate. the Oregon question
We are truly graed the prospect peace bright
eninR, ms the discussion for the disputed territory about
TO close.
We shall enleavor to pubi,h the debate, TO which IN,
suboincd refers ia to-morrow's paper;
SCENES AND DEVELOPMENTS In THE SENATE
debate of unusual interest spranE up tho Senate vel,
terdy somewns, unexpectedly. Mr.. A.uLEY of A,kan.
sa' had tho floor the Oregon SUBJECT and was
ell TO proceed at O'Clock. At quarter b.foro opo
Mr. srEisHr minated that Senator from Missouri I'M,
bENros) would be glad OF few minutes TO mako an ex
PLANTATION before the regular debate proceeded Thceupon
the order OF the day called for and Mr. BEsros rose
very thrilling cnsued-a scene not more thrilling
than IT was impoftan, in lis bearing tho great question
OF peace Mr. Bksross observations, rs well nj,
those which followed hom will be found reported in their
proper place in another part Of our paper.
IL will be recoleced that in tho debate on MONDAY M,
WEBSTER suggested tina, the United States had
ged the fact that the forty ninth parallel OF latitude had
been established by the treaty Of Utrecht rs boundary
ntleast this side OF the Rocky Mountains Mr. Cas-.
on Tuesday argued tho contrary tia, no line had ever
been determined under the treaty Of Utrecht and wa.
understood say that iii, could be established that
line of dcmarcaon between the English and French colo
MES had been determined under the cf Utrecht he
would never another word favor of 5Is 10. The
honorable Senator from Missouri yesterday took up this
gage. and with what success, the public will Judge from
perusa Of the speech ITSELF Its effect upon those who heard
1t was deep and striking.
Mr HANSrGAs. on behalf Of Mr. CAss lwho absent)
made very animated impromp,u reply, which also will
be found in it, place. But the position which the
distinguished and worthy Senator from Michigan stands
VIII undoubtedly lead him TO attempt extricauon
well for himself for the 6stour forty party which, ac-
cord'ng to MI BESroS becoming small by degrees and
beautifully less"
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n WORK NARKET v,,,. N ., n =,

The sales Of Cotton 600 bales day at steady PM
ces Short crop talked strong to-day. Flour lie rather
inactive, though purchases made for shipment
-Genesee sells slowly at s. so; Michigan, &c. 6al2 ct.
lcs'; Georgetown &c moderate demand IS I2Ia25 Dbl
There demand for wheat l2allS for red and l2C
al25 Tor white per 60 lbs. Rye So For cargo
OF handsome Southern white Corn Is cts refused ST
lbs; mixed is worth 66a67 cts.
Some 300 bbls. Timothy Seed sod at SlIal6.
Pork Is m demand, especially prime, which is wanted
faster tlan II comes from the inspect office S950a
b25 Moss rather better $ 25a50. in quail
iy Beef moves fairly; 800 bos Lard sold cts Lard
Oil 6S cts, for the present pressing.
Sterling bills are N demand at 10 prem. and some have
been taken at Ot Francs have been sold largely al So
a23i with few sales at 22!.-Jour. Com
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET AprH I

COFFEHThe embracing about 5000 ba q La
and Maeaibo all sold previous on private terms
and reslles the former
including 6a70n bags Rio. abou, " same prices
FLOUR-The market has not teen character with much
animation since the close of the week Receipts light ant
saes for reach Principally at 81 fol
oriinary brands. including FAIR brand sal
GRAlN-Reeepts by water Hsht hear or no sales Of
moment and quoe good reds IOaaIO Ryee anoe Al T2a
&c for Southern nod PennsyTani Torn in fair rogue On
me sales Of sevea eareocs good Souhern yco white
e2 AMI jersey &c. Penn quoted 64a66 Oa-saes
n E)od Southern . n NJ de
s'GAR-Ihc market quiet, hut holders with arre re-
esipts and mostly entne about $50 bbds
New orleans At sadie 100 boies Cubs browns 7e and
bbl'. and logs Brazilat os9le.. all on time
WlIlsKEYTho market stationary sales or bbds NJ Q2e and
bbh 23c-fU. Z. Gazette.
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lotteries.
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STE EFT.
Lei ali the wor1 say what taey can
For ssulng Prizes. srEArToNs The mani

fr whOie Ticket Nos 52 5s, the Capital Prize Of
10 600 Dollars, L-eshurE Lottery, No "a drawn glI
H,ianl abdsod BY rrRtTroN n Of cry pairon,
was yrsrday presented and eahed STATIONS P- Od.
Drawn Nos. IN n Jersey, Class, 81; March a3rd.
III 80 50 90 n 50 % 81 10 ~ So
Ticket Nos. II a. SIS. One prize sold & paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in AIeIandrs. Class u: March 2s,h.
&c 80 10 81 50 l % 10 II ~ %
Tickets Nos. | % a.. pnIe Of $500 sold e. paid
% sTRATToN.
Go - 65 % Il . Is %
Ticket Nos. Is 65. Another prize sold & p,id
by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Lee,burg. Class II: March 3otb.
20 IS 50 80 40 % 80 So 40 46 i2 10
Ticket Nos. 10 IS $500
d g g g 600 Sol! ,2s ! s;4 X
Drawn No. Of AsIandri.. EI,rs No 7s-Na,eh Goth:
Half Nos 10 81 90, another Capital soh and paid BY
sTRhrroN.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandris, Extra II, March 3I.t:
10 ID ~ II 40 10 ? 81 II 81 Sc 81
Ticket Nos 10 "a II, another prize sold and paid by
sTRATTON.
s4OOO, 1000.
fnday-hohonsaa II Capitals 1000 1000, $40 Of 300 ?
Of zoo &c. IS Nos IL whoes 81 hay.. soc. or
Sin0n
Monisy-'usIS No ST. FL Capitals 1000 = No, IL drawn
Whole' 81; halves zoe. sc.
$4,000, 10000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL Capitals as COO 10 900 sooo ,ooo
tooo aiso 30 81 1900 so Of 500 = Nos whoss
$40, halves ). qr ESQ.
Buysrs referred my FrLe, which ar. r,r.t,r.s
at the once proof of what don. az every
drawing CONTINUES to increase the
b Orders for tickets In IN. abo,-
Schemes, and all Louess be proapy a,eaded 10 ,nd
drawing sent wien requested.
Pleas adire" Orde" to N. sTRATTos,
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Prom the New Ynrs Courier Of w,an...Inr morning

FIRE AT THE ASTOR HOUSE IneeHdiari,.
AbrOad-Last evening about O'clock FIRE was dscov-
cred in the upper part of the Aor House, the Barclay
side, which got under without great difficult
y. The fire discovered under the stairs leading from
the upper story the roof and along under the roof
nearly the whole length Of the building, before the flames
were got under. The damage the building, in consc-
qucnce OF the immense quantity Of which was ab
soluoy necessary To pour the flames, very large
requiring probably several thousand dollars place it,
The fire was beyond doubt the work Of an ncendiary
About tho tiuc that this fire raging the pro-
petors Of the Howard House discovered some villain
had attempted To FIRE their building in nearly the
place at the Astor House. viz under the roof
but the flames eXtinguished in prevent gen.
era alarm.
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WALK EKTON
EnNa gsrE

WIZ subscriber offers the above Mace for
at u situated az the Intersection Of In.
A'o'a ana 'hr road lead Ia. from Richmond to osi.a o. Ho
he NC f'm "a" former place. II contains two hundred a.,
h "s aef- one hundred u which cleared and
ene lhere are thirty yyhs,, and tyy,lv 80 -
Al OF winch oos we'll tseny were seeded IN b,.. -
''e a- SPfug There - good meadow Of --y.ra sc-..
Nheh yeds about $4,000 lbs of hay Of ood natural
mere = small orchard Of bearing trees and arr. one al ~
yesr. ~ - "e '1o'SfDer Las'
iproye uenis are large brick dwelling h7uy- and the usual
~ o4,' al IN good repair. for NAM y.,,s -,
AZ h' pace and II Offers 10 on. is..s N en-
yes IN 'hat business THIS Place remarkably healthy ana h.
wafer equal 10 any the couuty. 49, 49,
terms VIII be very hbera-say one fourth cash IN. h,
IN 'hree equal annual payments without interest
, John :. COPI,AyD
W u the above Farm should not De sod priv,stv -
the lSn dag of Nay viii on that day A. 49,.
= 81 y SGD al Puoie auction uPou the terms stated
pi,h,, A., -, 800. w. GoDDIN, Auetr
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RAY MOND & cos
NJ L N A GERIE!

TNHlS splendid collection of Wild Animals.
from the New Yos Z'oosiea Institute, open eIhb
honin Richmond on FRIDAY April ID days only
Az the most prominent and History
~bs found IN the collection OF which
been exhibited Unl'ed
me science Of Natural History wide heh
investigation Nature shows under forms
and d-posnn The brute
Is Always matter Of instruction and
'ay that visit well arranged Mnigeris opporu
ni that the Of enjoy Of b.h1lip-
the hereer and formidable it, ad
NanaEe are apparent There danger almost
at view behed roeious monsters 30 terb IN
the countries which they inha5; rrmar
kahe inf their beauty snglry form superior BR
BAND - attached to the cstablisbmcnt
NJ PIE the renowned oN T4xER attached to this sI
hhon md Will 60 through with his performances o
particulars OF which see bni daily IL 81 and and
4 O'Clock, 2. NJ.
10 Q r. VI.
% Admit'snee 25 cents; children half price.
lSJ- For particulars, see bills and pamphlets.
March 20, is4G-diw
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By Wellington 60,

ny WeTIIngton t:odhin.
ihOSIEES SALE OF NEAL EST'4TE nv THE
CITY OF RICHMOND 80
X virtue of deed Of trust executed b, James
- nfaht and wife 10 Joseph Mayo w Arsb., h.,,,,,
90 me 10Th day Of December IsII and duly rseri N
rhz' Court Tor certain purposes therein .Ipt..sI H.
aeuhg trustee al the request the b.psa. a,v mn.
H' an iced VI proceed 10 sell upon IN. ut.n,e.
~ ne 'ih day Of Apu real .Sat. rony.y.t -
20 VIZ oia Rockets, iloltnz G.t on
ana I'p eet on Maple other lot in Dny,
ns paroi m No 81 fronting rs on - s,.plrn 80, 80
oI1H ~ eet on which brick tensnent now ,,,,s - .
~ OCCUPANCY OF said Granf;-an undivided Do.rv M - -
70 $40 aa4iion fronting iis feet second ..f a. 100
Cnarty W. ''''' wa rs Ieei on
Ae wa, commence with the Rocket. At y .,lo,. n
ana WIN The lot - ~hieh Mr Grant resos n ,.t a, y
W ana immediately thereafter other of viii b. -
a'r' easa The ure l. believed 20 BE- good bu, ths
g6-itd I-srsi, ,,,,.1
ne above sale will Be eondle'edbv 'e ''u''es'
WELLINGTON cpnnro
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j. f. w ORD,
LOTTERY VENEER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- Ellis Tickets in all Lotteries under the management
- Of }. G. GREsoRy & CO.. on the same terms that
they arc sold al the Managers Office.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL 1916.
S3j.OOOl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY CIass ~ Tor i-le-to BE- drawn
Ap i splendid Capitals s3SOgO 10000 5000. 1000. n
1900 so Of 500 &c - Nos and 90 drawn Whole
haNe quarters SO oeHheae ia package Of 90 whoe'
costs 100 dolnrs-shates IN proportion.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class a. fot ls4e--to BE- drawn
Apu I'm Capital ESQ 600 1900 5000. l!27. CCp
OF 500 90 n 600 sc. - o. drawn halves
quarters 30 Aeerifoatc OF package Of IS
doIau-sharcs 10 proportion
$4,000! 10000 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class IS. Tor Izg6-io be- drawn
Ap 18Th Magnificent Prizes $4,000 coo. 1900 90 600
pOoo 5000 1000 st72 OF 1000. 500 OF
1000 20 of 500 &c 5- Nos dawn Tssi. halves So
quarters IS eighs -7t Of whoes cos isu
dolars-shates proportion
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Clss t6. for islG-ta Dol drawn
Apul2'h Capss slOu. tO 600 5000 5Oua $500 Us of
1900 2b Of 500 &c. ~ Nos W halves
qu1ten2 So ecfac Ufa package ofs5 wboes cost, 100
dolars-shares no proportion
W Ofis Tickets shtrrs md Cchcates n rackarrs
IN the above Splendid Loters ssns
evcy day In e week enci0anr rash prize Tickets receive
hf most prompt attention and Official each dwinr
sentimmetiaiey amer @ Co an who order FROM
J. 2. WORD, Richmond, Va
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- A. SODA, for asilg-super Carb. soda
- Indigo and Nadder-sI peuof salad oil
loRwooi IN suck. Do, clipped
Lewis White Lead dW and in oil
Epson Salfs-Chromc Green
Chrome Yeilnw-Pfussian Blue
Bue stone--Vcnetan Red
Spanish Hfuwn-spts Tutpentno
window GHfs-aud Other articles making large and
general assortment Of Dmg Uyes Paints Oils Patent Medsnes
Fancy hres Paint Bru'bes, Whiewash Bshcs
pucrsto pntetasrrs
B-Pareuiar attention paid packing sbippnr order.
DUVAL A. PURCELL.
ap3 tt7 N,to .,,,.t
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BY Dunlop, Moncure a Co.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
FKESH IND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS


On WEDNESDAY, the Apr Commencing n, o,.,,.,
soTtnent Of and Dry Goods ius eeey nv
arrivals from the North embracing articles OF the IN .
Of $500 N'N''''
super American Prints entirely new styles
oatand PANTHEON Ginghams Plaid Liasns
Linen Drilling and brown Preach Linens
- and - Bleaehed Sherting Brown Drilling
supei tne UIbrtgc AID Walton our Con.
80 bales - -, - Brown Shir,ings and st..,,
10 Gases super PaniaIoon stus, OF almost every kiada
and hlndsOmt styles
super English and French C'oths and Cashmere
suPeILne Camoucs Jacoaetis, Cll..iy Mu,lns
sp'eEdd Lace Mlsns, printed and figured ..ty, ,.h r
PLAID Domestic GInshams, Apron Checks
10 bales assorted Bed Tex, Furniture Checks
supefhhe Irish Linens, Linen Cambria IItkl,
New s'ylc Ba-Csss ant b zounes
English and eold PongCe Hiks ycs,inss
Blue blk LusIring, Blk slls C.avats
BrowR HoLanis, Cotton Hosiery
sgspeGd-rs, Ho'ks and Eyes Pins &c
TERMS-Cnter 500 over 500 mos rrss, n, ,,,,
edPaPef. ma so DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co Auet,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE-

OC-h.'A''-s-lO-NIh = SAlsfs.
x virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
Cosrtof Law and Chaneery Abeuas County
on the I'D day OF October ls45 IN Chaneery in bieh
he James River ami kanawha Company Plaintiffs and William
II hroesehhfough and Others Defendants the underped
pointed for that purpose by decree vii pro
eea on tDAf The 2l day Of April premises. IN The
ey o. richmond 10 sell to the highest bidder upon erea OF
u ana u n nhs the undivided William H. Broken
otoash amounting TO ore seventh pa the dover
OF A Lucy peterborough following properly to wit
Lot No. 633 on h street. 20 feet.
Lot No. 652 on h street.
pc purchaser viii b. required bond approved -eeu-
my iof the nayleui Of the purchase mouey-and tile
moreover BE- withheld uaul f1' payment
W | nder the same decree and upon the same
terms, the COMMISSIONED proceed % sell upon the premises IN
the county o. Abare, WEDNESDAY the OH day o Nay
and lct OF 49, the Unyerty OF ylrgp,
the residence Of Mrs Lucy Brocseubrough
NH l7-dfawScim EUGENE DAVIS Can,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
REMOVAL
At IA iOrdm ma,
ANnnn.4 ~.

HAVE removed my store from Cary street to
side n Main. No doors Jcwriy riors
of mitchell Iyct and directly opposite u Mcssfs
Putnry Watts and Hubbard Gardner Carlton Ny c friends
and customers are desired continue their patronage and the
public generally a call my part
wantng 20 give atsacton Ny offered The publ
Ne general COMMISSION MERCHANT and utct attention vii
BE- pad 20 the siic of oil kinds n country pr,ducc
pJ-Libeal advances made on an eonsgnments.
ia 2--u JOHN wOMRLE.
ENNE SMOKING TOBACCO-I7 ? doz.
papcu Of Ayfes iiyeo smoking Tobacco. Tor sc byus
NH ~ PRESTON a ENuTRs.