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The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1847-03-13
GODS EXISTENCE.


a writer says:-There is an
eastern story, of a boy having
challenged his teacher to prove
to him the existence of a God,
by working a miracle. Tho
teacher procured a large vessel
filled with earth, in which he de-
posted kernel, in the boys
presence, and babe him pay at
tention. In the place where the
kernel was put, a green shoot
seen appeared, the shoot became
a stem, the stem put forth leaves
and branches. which soon spread
over the whole apartment. 1t
then budded with blossoms,
which, dropping of, left golden
fruits in their place, and in the
short space of an hour there ap-
peared a noble tree in the place
Of the little seed. The youth,
overcome with amazement, ex-
claimed: "Now | know there is
a God, for | have seen his pow
er!" The teacher smiled at him
and said, ''SimpIe child, do you
only now believe? Does not
what you have just seen take
place in innumerable instances,
year after year, only by a slower
process But is it the less mar
yeIlous on that account2"
FRANKLIN.--Franklin was an observS
ing and sensible man, and his conclusions
seldom incorrect.-He said, "a newspas
per and Bible in every house, a good
schoo in every dstrict-ail studied and
appreciated as they merit-are the prin.
cipal support of virtue, morality and
civil liberty
The cry now is that General Scott
was sent to the army TO General lay
lnr. A few weeks back and !: was SAID
General Taylor was exformely anxious
tba, General Scctt should take his ap-
propriate place at the head Of the 9rmy'Io
ia 81 his military knowledge and expe-
eio s;once ~ in The conduct OF the war; sBd to
divide The responsibility with him. The
who's ali seemed to favor the policy Of
orderinu The Major General in command
~ his place in Mexico, and we did not
hear note of disapprobatior, till General
Tavlor thought proper TO publish p.; ms
con3nIainls against the ADMINISTRATION
NJ Sqa,I ne, he President is denounced as ems
Wv ,s.,.;nino '% a wish 10 supercede Generat
=, 'favlor. ,i, and destroy his military chaTac.
,sr Nothing will please the wings 0a
power and patronage
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1847-03-13

a patriot, fighting in the cause
Of his country and Of libery2-
They were ready to say that it
was the success of a bucanier-
Of a corsair-ofa bandit fighting
for plunder, in violation Of all
law, and in violation Of the de-
crees Of Heaven: lie (Mt. d.
charged that, by their votes. the
opposition side Of the House de-
clared that GenI. Taylor was a
bucanier: They charged, BY
their votes, that Gen. Taylor was
a pirate; FOR they said that he had
been gIoriousIy successful ia an
unjust, unholy, and piraticaI
cause. They said that he had
succeeded with extraordinary a.
.bility in the work Of plunder,
robbery, and murder-yes, mur-
der; and all kinds of crimes
that was what they said! TCries
of 'goodl' ''go it Douglass.
Yes, and that he had not only
done that, but thathchad brought
all this honor on his country bY
prosecuting a war Of that iniquit-
Gus character That was what
they purported to say by their
resolution, with the inferencetha
the war was unjust and unholy.
They-the domocrats----whom
the gentleman chose to call con-
spirators---rcscued Genera
Iaylor's name from being asso-
ciated with such charges Of infa-
my; yes, and as an honorable
friend near him Mr.. A. John
son suggested, from the charge
Of 4 violation of the constitution
Of the United States.
M. Ashmun in his seat. Tic
President?
Mr.. Douglass. he says s.the
PRESIDENT lie believed the
gentleman was lawyer. lie
supposed the gentleman had law
enough
Mr.. Ashmun Gin his seat.) Not
much! a laugh.
Nj. Douglass. Well he sup
posed the gentleman was notlaw-
yer enough to hurG him in the o.
pinion which he intimated. He
could not shield himself under
the preteXt that a superior order
cd the general to commit that
crime. A man who had COM
mitted murder could not shield
himself by saying that he was di-
rected to do it. A man who has
plundered his neighbor could not
protect himself, by the plea that
a superior ordered him to COM
nit The act Of plumber. Nor
could a man who violated the
constitution of the United States
shield himself under the plea that
his superior commanded him to
perpetrate that act of violation.
I'he President was, he con-
fessed, responsible for the order
to the army to advance. The
country was responsible for the
war. But the democratic party
did not choose to brand thearmy
as banditti---as being a band Of
pirates. They did not choose to
hold out the spectacle to the
worId---to send forth to Europe
by every steamer the announce
ment---that three hundred thou
sand american citizens were
contending for the privilege Of
forming part Of an army of plum
der and the commission of all
manner of crimes against the
laws ofman and Of God. He had,
indeed, been constrained to
doubt whether the gentleman
from Massachusetts and his as
sociates on that floor were really
the especial friends of General
Taylor.
The gentleman from Tennes-
see [Mr. Cockel had moved to a.
mend the title of the resolution,
by striking outthe word ''!haDas''
and substituting ''disgraoe." "a
voice: "Censure''-''censure."l J
"Censure," thcn--so as to make
IN f4nF0OTsefI
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on the 24h for Camago, and four the mouth Of
the Rio Grande with prossons for the destination
same day. The steamers learn, lighted ten miles be-
low CamagO BY suiall steamers The uain from Maamo-
roo escorted BY MAJ Stokes with three companies OF
North Carolina volunteers.
train OF one hundred and twenty-five teams leave the
mouth OF tho Rio Grande to-day. with adoischent Of
North Carolina Infantry. under Col Payne aud four com
pancs OF the Massachusetts line, under Col Wright. This
command marches on foot through Csmsrgo. ss un-
dersand, and. should suppose will continue on to Mon
tcrey, with heavy train from Camargo The Massaehu
se''s regiment Is the best drilled o any that has landed
here, but they oil from eiiies where nave
men,s naturally produce regularity OF step in marching
whilst the Miss'sppisns, North Caronans and
step without regard to time until drilled into
It,
We are in hourly expectation Of news from above but
no uPprchenson Of battle. tho fact 10 Santa Anna was
routed and will DO some time before hs again
10 mo scratch was we'll known here before Gen. Scott
and the greater part Of the army le that Santa AIMS
advancing Salto and II he had ordered Gen, worths
brigade back to JOIN Tslor feel certain San Luis would
have been in possession by this tme any ratio
In due time Every thing is going here whh great dill
isence and industry and every have employ
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DIED,


On Monday the l2'h inst. Of Catarrhal Fever. aged 6
months and four days, LUCY ELLA, daughter of Thos s.
aud Virginia E. Taylor. The friends of her parents and
those OF her grandfather Capt Benjamin Sheppard are
quesod to attend her funeral from the residence Of Capt
Sheppard, on 9th street, this day. Tuesday o'clock p
NJ.
In the county OF Louisa the 18th Of February
TURNER amer setonE which had confined him
several years ard which he had torne Christian
As husband he tender and aeeiioraie a
indugeEi ne-hbor able and obi gng Ills
truly exemplary and repoaehabe during long ana useful pill
ground at 81 years OF Hts surviving
row bat not those without hope had many
a con iitcnt member Of the Baptist Church.
QJ- The Religious Herald requested copy.
0 Alta Mon'hy for cnreo County at the Court
House on Monday the 5th day OF April IeI7
John r. Yoang, Member Of this Court having
announced the Court ROBERT JOHNSTON one OF
the Justices OF this Court has departed since the last
term thereof and the Court a than
pnvege 10 braT their testimony the high moral
character OF the ceeeafed adopted the following
let, Resolved Tai IN the
troS This Coi has lost Of lis IN
eg mt Mnsers and the County useful huma
ant viruoas eiIiz
ID Th,t in testimony OF the deep scnsby which they
Rave heard tie anuuncaon Of the death Of
members OF the Court and its Cefs
mourning for thirty days and that the Cou
Sd That the above proceed be
the Court and that eehd copies BY the
another copy TO the relatives OF tn. deceased
Copy-Tefte. LoFTEN n. ELLETr,
c. II. c.
GJr City will please
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OTTrcI OF the N. Y. COMMERCIAL ApvrRrt,xR. ,
Eat...l... Al q L, z

Tho sales Of Cotton the week ending last evening
were 52O0 bales OF which 1850 Upland and Florida
and 2l5O Mobile and New Orleans The arrivals during
the same period 65l2 bales The business doing at
the close is 30 small that the quotations little more
than nomins.
The market for Western Canal and indeed all other de-
scrpuons OF Flour, rather better There being good
demand for home holders have been able to obtain an
advance on all descriptions. Nearly all the -four TO come
down the nver Immediately is already sold.
We notice sales Of 1000 bbs Troy and 500 Dbl. Mch-
gan SI625 TO arrive week, and 1000 bbls Genesee
at S7,75.
There is fair inquiry for Southern and 1000 bbls Of
Alexandria sold at S7l25 500 Howard ST. 81,
and 800 bbis Georgetown at S7l21.
The demand for corn meal is fair and notice sales
Of about $500 Dbl, At SI671
There good demand tor wheat. but very little be
had Red is worth Sl,40nSl.4 As No white in market.
The sales OF Corn have be enlarge. though the quantity
here tor Immediate delivery is small 1t worth GOA
O2 for yellow At 93a95 for white Mixed Western
delivery in June and July sells 77a75 Cts and devera
bic in May at IS cts
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BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
THE NEWS AND THE MARKET.-Tho New Yo,,

THE NEWS AND THE MARKETING New York
Express OF Saturday afternoon says:
We have n food Of news to-day. In addition to that
from Vera Cruz have sir days later from Europe bring
ing accounts that cotton, -four and grain had declined
This news had an instant effect to check sales. The
element at the Exchange very great The whole
ness appeared 10 be to discuss the The week has
closed with great excitement and IL will be ill early in
the week that things will become settled Freighus have
fallen TO 6s for Flour. and 20a2ld for Grain Europe
This viii eounteraet the fall OF prices reduction
Of 40 cts on Flour, and 30 bushel Grain on the
highest prices before paid.
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fotterits.
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an III, word say What they can
For selling Primes, STATIONS III. man,

W. . oOo II touRIEENTB STREET.
For selling PrI,s., STATIONS Ii. man,
o. Dawn Nos No q I...aa,s Err,. No ). Ap,asas
81 - 20 70 81 90 IL 4s so Is
: Three nor. Capital. old; ..s.-,o.
Drawn Nos. Of AeIandris. No. p. April IO,h :.
- GO 80 II 81 81 30 10 2s 40 % a.
Ticket Nos &c 81 81, prize Of $3.50. sold and paid by
Drawn Noe. of Sussex. Extra. No. %. April iOth:
IS 10 - % SO sc 10 IS IL AZ IS i3 81
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Lee.burg. No. 18th. April I2th
81 IS IA 81 50 60 II % 10 4s 40.
Tse.tay-New Jersey No. % Capitals $4,000 $780, 4OOo
1000 ;1s 10 Of 1900 10 Of 1000 &c. 10 Nos,
Tickets - halves 4. qHartsp2 2.
s23.529. 5000.
Wsdns.tny-teraDdda. No IS. Capitals: sRo,5Po, 5000
halves J; ora $50
Thur-dayNe- Jersey CapitsI-; OF $40 600 soon
halves so, quarteu IS.
$4,000, 1000
Fnday-Lee,brrE. EGIa, No. G. Captas $4,000 1000 600
&e- &C IS Nos - drawn Tickets 81, halves So qs IS.
$1,000. 1000.
Friday Nigh;-Moaonraa, No Is Cap!tais: ~ 600 9oOo
1873 1000 600 &e rs Nos Is drawn Ticket, halves
las, quartsr,6s
$4,000. 1000
saturday-su,eI. Er. No 81 Capitals $4,000 1000 500
&C. &C. rs Nos, 70 dawn Ticket. ", halvs. So ar. IS
S35 294 10000
siiurt-y-ALExANDEIA LOTTERY class q for ap,iI t7,h
1887 Capti!E s3529i 6SoO 1000 25s5 1000 1900
Of 1850 DO Of 1000 &C 7e Nos II drawn sIO halve.
S, $50
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, r. for 1877 10 be drawn apr
24ih &c Number Ioteryl3 dawn Grasd Scheme
$4,000 1000 sooO s1s Of 1000 10 OF 500 400 els
OF $50 ets Tkss sic halves qs Certificate Of
OF % Wholes slOs. shares Pre- potion
70 Buyers ATE referred &C list Of Prizes which
Al the Oee proof Of every Draw
ING continues To increase the hunter sold and paid
~ Orders for pae9seE eeTteass singh. asov.
schemes and IN all Lotteries will be promptly and
drawing when requested.
Please address orders " STR ALTON
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
RigA Water tAD Day at u ,'eioeE, P. N.

y. N.
ARRIVED,
Schr Marietta Burr, Dearborn, New York sundes to Kent
Kendall Il AIwate Fry Co Rice P.zzin Drnker a
Mors kaTr KaH ClaIkson Gardnsr Dudley Bayy Kee-
sumLeT, II Rose nham. w Piemoht, Abraham Har-
r, l. ID Cienshlw, B.oiheTs Co, Levy I.uilm Co
Hubbard Gardner Co, Lee l. Tnsiey Sydaor Purcell
Alvey pseomb I subleti Edmond Davenport spad-
ing. zzin, Smith Iiawo'd Lowe, FuhcT Rich
mont Van Lew Il Go, Powell smih. Tyrer Webb
Bacon co, Rosenfsli Brother w. d. Gibson. r. NJ Allen
Booth, Lyon, Philip II A Watt Ward jenkins. Hooker n
Osbo n, o Count, Ellis Leonard Worham McGruder
Go u BUR-. u Blair Souther Co. Boshcr, IIaskirs
Liehy, CranE, Carpenter Co Richardson Co, Franklin
Van Lew w Butl Co, Nash woodhou,e l. Ginter r r
nuval Yae X Price Co. Davenport, Allen Co. and 10
Sehr Lady Ciin;os, Gamer. Boston.
leonora, Noo'Gon Phlaa.
oaccoll, Holibgshead, Norfolk
Pipes FCIwen,
Richard Thompson Corson York
SAILED,
SehT Atlantic, Cook, Norfolk
Sea Fowl, Loring, Bosom.
NEw YORK, April lO.-CPd, schr Chas T Brown Jones,
Richmond.
BArrmoRE, April l2.-Crd. schr Spray, Hollingshoad,
Richmond.
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BOSTON MARKET. April 9.

Ptovisions-Sales Of 50 bbls pork at $3.50; 20
do clear, So but holders asking SI4 for prime
Tor mess, and - Tor clear. Sales Of 100 kegs lard
lie; 5O bbls do lO3e parcels Western hams. loi mos
There also good demand for beef Sales OF 80 bb
Western Mes at Sl3 per eff for cash. so do do
superior quality, $780, Navy mess Sl2, so, months
rlour-Genesee, common brands, 10 held ut SSaS la;
Michigan, SI93iae Georgetown, 81 so; Baltimore 1874
aI5O, cash COrnThe asking price for Southern white
to-day 10 95e; and yellow fiat 81 02al o. measure but
there is not much doing Coiee-Saes OF 1900 bags Java
9bc, mos
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bounty ofTWBvE DOLLARS viii be paid 10 each recruit
listed Tor the 1rI,y IfaHty oHHad RTincaisaso ONE
HUNDRED sOO beng bonoraby dis
charged
Besides the monthly above stated
allowed every soldier which subsistence
also aage supply Of eomfouabs cohrg. Good
quaes ard fuel At all times furnished aud attention
vi" be paid 10 making those wAo
70 serve hr country food fh comfortable
ie situation The bes medical for
the SICK s'te and dedue Ply perod
ne Is unable 70 perform hrs duy solder Disabled in
the lire Of duty the laws provide pension for him.
by the above s that the renee
be and that with prudence and eeoncy,
Scdc nay be aid every thing requisite comfort and
convenience 10 frnhd b. nment including his sugar
and cofaa ~ $50
The sunofTWO DOLLARS viii ptid to any cirsYS sen
e07issoH'i essr s hung TO the feudetyouss
able bodied recruit, WIN shall regularly enis The ren
should present. his recruit tho Lesenan Captain asd no, to
the Recruiting SerEeants.
CAPTAIN JOHN TYLER JE
Recruiting ficer.
Re'rri.nE Rendezvous p rnI IT,, Eiehmoni, Virginia
ap p-c2aWH
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Married,

On Thursday the 9Th instant Mr.. Jno Fdwards
DEUEL. Of Pennyvauia, To Miss EMMA G. eldest daughter
otway Brown Esq Of this city
ON TUESDAY, the 9th J. s Arni,ead Mr. WIN
HoBsoN, to Mis- POLLY SIMS all Of Cumberland County
Va. -
9Sr City papers requested to copy.
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C.rrs.P..4eaet q tAs .Niai.,nal Iat.il.g,neer.

=
There sales during yesterday though the price did
not unnspre until this morning. Of about 5000 bbs How
ard street -four S6s91 portion of these operations
took place after the IoesP Of the Wyomngs news though
u il presumed buyers not posted Some sellers Of
Hour were refusing S6,T5 per barrel in the morning. and
after the buyers refused offer SO per
barrel, ct which price smo sales have been made to-day
and purchasers unwilling offer The las, sales Of
City Mills were a, S675 Nothing done to-day; Su,que-
hanna is held at S6625. Corn meal S475. The supply
OF all kinds OF flour continues very light. which cause
gether with reduction in ireghts, may keep
prices
No change to notice in wheat sales Of good prime
Maryland reds Of IS As cents and of
do. 40 so prime white for family Hour 60. Sales
OF white corn "a TO &c; yellow do 90 to 80. Receipts
light. Oats 43s44.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Tue news by he Wyoming has depressed the -four
market and the demand falling off, Small sales to-day
OF Pennsylvania brands but dealers late in the AT
'ernoon wero not willing to give than SG625 The
supply on hsnd very hight Sales OF meal at S475
and rather dull.
The supply Of grain is small sales moderate extent
OF prime white wheat 50 cents aud 900 bushels prime
red at 40 cents The receipts of moderate
prime yellow at 100 white worth 81 TO 90 oats
10; rye IS. Cloversecd a, 81 to S43Is.
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BRILLIANT FOR Goth APRILl
$4,000, 3 of 4 900. 3Of75OO, IS of 90,

BRILLIANT FOR Goth APRILi
$4,000, 3 Of 5000. 3Of75OO. rs of 1000!
Lowest 3-number Prize $500!
Grand Consolidated Lorery Ito be drawn on satuday
Apl @Sth 1871 at WlHinston, Del &c Nos Gtand
Capitals prize of $4,000, $4,000 1900 5000 Of 46s3
IS Of looo geo Of 500 and I'd drawn SIS
$3.50.
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct price three
Tickets
when remittance made large always
vest In the most popular Lotteries hand The drawings
when requested 10 all who order
ia' can be had usual sight On all letters enclosing
Prize Tickets the postage need be paid The Tickets
above Lotteries received and
meet the most prompt and confidential attention.
Adde'S e. h. LUCK.
NH Richmond. Va.
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by Williams & HaxaII.

GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &C.. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY 18th O'Clock A. M In front
OF our Store shall sell Of Gro
eeries, Liquors &c, eonssiingof
Prime Porto Rico Sugar
RIO and lava Con1e
Gunpowdsr and POwehoagTsa
New orleans sioasses
Bacon sides Shoulder.
Do Joes and Ham.
Lard IN ksgs ard tafrels
hason's sure or Challenge BlAsking
EpeIli Candies
Winter strained besehed Sperm OIL
Labrador HerriEEs
Besl London Brown Stout
Hhsksy, rran'y Gin &c
TIHS-sIto ard upwards for approved nsso,abl,
notes; nderSlOO, easn-
spl2 W l. n .,.,.
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Aurtiou Salts
nv W. Gaddin
Host Valuable Real Estate An the CITY
OIL RIc D ond. for snlc nj Auclian.
raiS .a,.

THE undersigned acting az the Attorney in
TACT Of hs h-,rs At law Haxhrs ase ate %
N, Cny Of kehuosr viii .-t vpsa pteus
OtSpNl th- lsih dsy q Apo eeork
~ AZ he kes kstae OF which the iah Hash-
P's-re situated on th- aah i5e
.n ADD fonung Cana In .tesu. Uso.
Vsna street 'aer~ sre tsn.meats Arrs Lun
ef hoa. nssty nsw al Of Which occupied By tcnan
The lots On 10Th aDd tlth sS LOO.
onnr On zach street Ih. Prcp-fy. b. q. Posi y
nm o me James ker kana~ha Canal part %
The ehy rendered the public ,af 49,.
AM on the sane day. N. p-n> eomseaens al och
w. vii Be Sold thai arEs and desirable
ofGfaes and 5th lon, a.. -.
d-nee also hat ha odome .,r. IA
nrey that much valuahls oarsd COR a.
suction
property vii - rod without rAais--
Tthss-a zach. halanee one two and
three for bonds By t-us Decd
W GonDfN. Auy 4, n.ct
For the heirs at law Of A. Hughes deed.
Richmond 22d March. IssT.
LynehbuE vrrnias ~i publish a week IN DAY N .,,
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRKroRrKD AND CORRECTED TWICE A wLKx wHiol
Arm IL. is47.
ToBACCo-No change since last quotation.
FLOUR-Sslesble NJ SC SO.
CORN-50 eents per bushel.
CoFFEE-Layuayrs 7ta6e; Rio 7taetc; Java l0ali3
cts; ST. Domingo 6ia1i
FISH-uenings-Non in market.
oATS-50e. from Depot--in demand; 10 to IS from
Dock.
TEAS-lmpcrial and Gunpowder soc. to 81 IS; Black
25a50c.
WHlSKEY-Bbls. 2Sc; Hhds., none in market.
LIME-Thomason from store, Sl,l2I.
moLhSSES-New Orleans, in bbs IS TO SIC; Porto
Rico 35c.. Cuba 23s27c.
CANDLEs-Sperm 3os33e.; Palont Sperm AOc; Hulrs
Patent i4c; Talow l0al2{.
CLOVER sEED-Slia5-duIl
HERDS GRASS.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushei.
PIG IRoN-S25 to IS.
OIl-Winter strained oil best l20 cts per gal.
rhoNlSlONS-Bacon, new, hog round, 94al0 cents;
western Sides, now, ~; Shoulder now, sac; Now Lard
lO3alle.
PLAsTER-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton 4; do.
Basin $3.50.
SUGARs-Double Loaf Sugar Ice; Crushed I2c: Pul.
yerized l2sc; NJ Orleans 7iasie for strictly prime Porto
Rico sts9c.; st. Croix y1aiC4.
SHOT-5a5t.
SALT-Sl,6Oc from store. Mono arriving.
EXCHANGE.
Philadelphia {" 10 North Carolina iaa a at.a''
South Carolina ! dis. Wheeling 2 dis.
Treasury Notes prem. Tennessee dis.
Alabama Sac dis. Specie Al mem
BEEF MAREET-ApnIL a.
CATTLE, $3.50 to 81 IS gros,.
SHEEP SIS to s2,75.
HOGS. 50 To o..
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Trustcea's sale of Valuable Furnitarc.
ESl virtue Of deed of Trust executed by VIM.
~ C. Crump the besnr on the e6h Apr
1870 ard OF record the Cefk oee the Hus
Richmond will sell public in aid
cry on MONDAY the 18th day OF April, ls47, NJ
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture specified
w w. DAY, Trustee.
TERMs-Fy dollars and under cash over 6fy dollar. four
months credit f approved neg 1abIs notes an II-,s,
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A FELON AT LARGE.

A BSCONDED from Westham Cottage" ON
N 'he 0h ms 0r fcro'ious ard unpo-okrd a.su u-on
mr hanagc' with 40 intent u h GILES anus al
large aud ah etc quite with fine teeth
dressed n sey key purehaci rim Of wnlssr Tim
rave CIcf Bridge Abemae afd he Is well acquaitsd At
Pmr, Tuvaura lie doubt rctur, 10 o,s or tbo-.
ecs whc i' hoped he b. arrested brought to PUNISH
ncnt FIFTY bDLLARs reward will paid FOR nj deliver, IN
tbc Jal1f of ~ nfico county. BERNARD PEyTON
X 4 uond. an Apt 1897. erf
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BY Kent. Kendall & At,vaIer.
Dry Gnnds -,t AmC1;

BY Kent, Kendall & At,raIer.
Dry Goods AT Auction
On TUESDAY the 18th inst al O'clock SiIes Room
We 'hi commence the sale Of large and valuable
Fresh and tsirahe Dry Goods many ehoee sryIs
sni wei adapted city tail sales Among may be found
large and handsome lot Of Ladle. Dress Goods-sueh
Orcsn1ics; all Bsrsg
Preach Jacnnets; Ginghlm Lawns
BrC eads Gnghaua Ba.zJnnes
Rich Barer, Robes; Lama Cloths
Prints OF new and hlntsoms styles
NtetIe-WCrk Capes and Cellars
BareEe shawls an3 sears
Bishop Lawns, Swiss NrsIns
Pad MusiIs; Meek Ties
Fancy sing mil ed Cassimeres
French Engiih and American Cloths
EIia hsavy family Irish Lin-ns
Damask DsaP n, Nspk ard Cloths
Brown Hollands; Linen Towels
PEn;lo SUITS in great variety
Groom Coating; back e, shmarerts
Reh Ca'hnere Nestings; fancy slk do
English 5 TX Gloves; Cotton DO
PONCE silk Hdkf.; six Cravats
Tn cad Cambria Hicks, Reye II borders
Musin Chemitettes; Fieach Cor..;ts
Curain Musi Men Lace.
Sewing Silks; Elzsis Suspendsr.
Linen Tapes, Spool COuors Hooks and Eve. Ike ke
ALSO
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TtES'-Under 500 cash over $780, months credit for
proved paper -
apS KENT. KENDALL A. ATyyNTEP Amen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-13
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