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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25
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ADMINIsTRAIV
y virtue Of an ogdsI
- rabIe tic Prchslss as.
county, Mississippi, mads
Der term, I647, the unds
ministrator on The eslass
Webb, decd, | will
On Monday The s5iA 2 u
before the Court HOuss
Of Canton, sell to Ihs
on a credit Of twelve
lowing dsrcribed LANDS
estate, to.wit:
The south half,
east quarter, and the 'ol, \.
hale, southwest quaf's '.ss,I
seven. township ten, W.
containing eighty acls,,
The purchaser q
curity. -iibbI
Sale to take place V'D'
prescribed by Ia =. ,,,cu0LSl
of the Estate Of Ho
September 10, i04e
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We would call attention 10 the advertise.
ment Of Mr.. and Mrs. OAKLEY in this paper,
and also to the communication which we OK.
tract from The MississiPPian in relation to the
School. We have no personal acquaintance
with them, but learn from our friends that they
are well worthy Of patronage.
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DiED-At White Hall, Madison county, on
the 18th inst, VIRGINIA Louisa, only daughter
OF Gen. Patrick Henry, aged Q years 4 months
and "a days.
"The parents heart, that nestled fond in thee,
That heart how sunk, a prey to grief and care!
sOdecked the wOOd-bine sweet y n aged tree
So from it ravished, leaves it bleak and bare"
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The interesting ceremony Of laying the Cor.
neE Stone of tho Masonic Literary Institute,
a Richland, Holmes county, will take place on
Saturday, the % day Of October. Members
q the fraternity are respectfully invited to
attend. a suitable address may Be expected
on the occasion.
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COrrON-NeW Orleans, Sept. I8,-The sales
Of the week amount to 5000 bales. Prices
have declined fully | cent since the Saturday
previous. Stock on hand l8,4i9 bales. We
quote m%iddling 10 s-s a lOa; fair III a ii SO.
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IMPRnKnnn

80 ~
s. THIS summer reesi. ~
ment 81 Messrs. e."
& Co.'s new and inp,o,.
Stands, which | am am. !
saw. A few Of thesa
ceived there last season y.
general satisfaction. pl ~
to purchase will DO weR
amlne previously 10 pusS,
where. al
P. o'DoNNFn
September 1S, ls47. 7
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A wv. ."|N.. "L 8 A#LA4naaI
Teslsn nsals
p been granted 10 the nm
the Probate court Of Msdis@
the estate o! James h III.
all persons indebted q 81
notified to come forward "
mediate payment, and al \.
ing claims against the ss,d
Fr'sent them legally autben,;'
y The time prescribed /, Y.
will be forever barred. y
J.. ~MUNTGOappy
A. +, BLANT0N
September 10, ls47.
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CONcIDENcE.-Gen Santa Anna debarked from
a British steamer at Vera Cruz, on the IA, Aug.
1916, and Parades, likewise landed from a Brit
ish steamer, on the l4th August,lo47.
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THE STAT OF MIsslaI
SUPERIOR U or ca
September RMles-Ssptsak
G. G. Clark, ct. al.
We. M. VI
T. J. Reagan, ct. al,
Upon opening the Con
~ and il appearing thai
ants Micajah. Cargill, EdnSa
ship, Sally BlankenshiP C
kenship, Jane BlaDkenshih
Rogers, Kitty Rogers. Maze
son, Sarah Johnson, Wiliaa
Demarias johnson and Lsans
are not citizens Of this Slasi
beyond the limits Thereof 'ol
binary process Of this Cory
executed Ipon them: lheFslaf
dered that unless Ihe SAD
enter their appearances beg
fore the first dav o. ~ ~
thus Court to he held 81 ihe y
IN the ity Of jackson, % ne
~ N D, cember mex Z sa'7
answer or demUf e aay
compliant, the severn s'IeSa
oil will be taken for cOnle7
set Tor hearing exparle, ana
thereof decreed according
1t is further ordered "
this order be published g
sippi CreoIe," once . y
months successfully.
4. HUG
By L, '. %
GEO. CALHooN, Sol.
September 10, 1877.
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JAMES E. MATTHEW'S,
WILLIAM CLARK,
c. A BRADFORlI,
H. s. FOOTE,
Q h d. FREEMAN,
WIN. S. LANGLEY,
OLIVER BARRETT,
c s TARPLEY,
RICHARD ca DELL,
PHILIP HILZHElM,
F. s. HUNT,
SAMUEL MATTHEW'S,
SAMUEL HILZHElM
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Geo. H. Profit, formerly member Of Congress
from Indiana, aud late minister to Brazil, died
at LOuisville on Tuesday last.
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l.. u. DUNCAN,
Z OAeaBSsStON Merchant.
e COMMON STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
September rs, l647. CIV
CANTON FEMALE ACAnEMv-

CANTON FEMALE ACADEMY.
VIE exercises Of this institution viii
be resumed on Monday the 4th Of
October next, under the superintendance
as heretofore, Of Mr.. Robert Anderson
as Principal. 1t having been found
lmPracticable to procure 10 due time aud
in sufficient quantity, the requisite ma.
teriaI for the WINTER UN1FoRM hereto.
lore prescribed for the pupils the Trus-
ices have resolved not 10 insist on its
adoption for the ensuing session.
September IS, 1847.
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The Subscribers to the Presbyterian Church
are requested TO meet at Canton on Saturday
the 81 day Of October next.
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We. the undersigned, who have had
daughters aud wards at The OakIa nd In.
%sIitute, and have attended the semi an
nual examinations Of that institution,
take pleasure in recommending It in The
highest terms. We have full 'nnlidence
10 the aoll'iy, energ. and j"diCIous man
agement of the Principals. and believe
that it is a school where our daughters
may as certainly acquire The substantial
and ornamental branches of a Eady's
education, as at any institution on the
continent.
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THE A OF a1,s,,...

THE SIATE OF Mlsa17
NcIi,oa Coma
BY the Probate Court j. N,
To Sarah R. Hoy, EIiza,A I
Philip B. Hoy, Mary AH.
Aurora D. Hoy, VIM. NJ
Z. P. Hoy, children and M
Hoy, decd, and all Oths, !
terested in the lands, tsnaS
hereditaments Of VIM. a. h
- Greeting:
VOU ere hereby conn,,i..
pear before The Prols@
said county at a regulsr II,
10 be holden at the Covrt.h0p.
county, On the End Moaday \
neat, then and there 10 shev a
you have, why said court sh0I
order and decree the lands
and h~ereditamenlsof said AN
sold to pay the debls Of saa
- wit:
The undivided one half d
nc Of east half Of sOuthaa
north west quarter and wa
northeast quarter, section
south half Of east half d
quarter, section twentysr
Of southeast quarter and ID
south.wes quarter, section I'D
township eleven, range thresu
half Of south east quarter, m
~ FIVE; east half OF north eat
section thirty.six lownshipeki
three, east; west half Of
quarter, section thirty, ard
northwest quarter, seCt Cd
township eleven, range lnm
tanning IN the whole 800 acre.
Wiinsss, lhe Ha'
HowcoTF, Judge
Of said county
So Monday Of sepa
L.. s. year Of our Ld
So sand eight huld
ty-seven, and ii
court.
Issued, The III
September, lSii
J. T. CAN RO
September 70, l847.
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TERMS:

The charge will be from the entrance
Of the pupil until the end Of the session,
and no deduction for absence, unless in
the case Of protracted sickness.
Visiting 20 or from the Institution is
not permitted-the case Of parents and
guardians Of course excepted.
Much additional accommodation has
been made for boarders, and still further
is intended. The establishment is not.
ed for ITS retired, healthy and agreeable
situation.
An examination extending through
two days, will be held at the close Of
each session, followed BY a SOiree Must
Gale, to both Of which, the parents and
relatives Of pupils, and all friends Of the
Institution are respectfully invited.
Jackson, Sept. IS, l847. ga
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September IS, 1917.
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bY ~ W.
GEO. CALHo0N, sol.
September 10, 1877
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EXECUTOR,e

September Is, 1917.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-24
CITY COUNCIL

atl5r las August Il, ISL 3 oc. Z N.
ths Geaolii met IN accordance with d call
lrnH TIE Aatof present, the Mayor Messf,.
AHs.ul Bas>ett. Brady Clemens, Hamilton.
htliaNsII HulHAea, Hughes, Hubbard ,Swecn-
~ Htd IdUurr
In. Ma1of announced that lhe object OF
lle meeting was 10 receive the report OF tue
Street Commissioner relative to the probable
eesi 81 eltau,lag the sewer on TIA street lead
ING from Monroe 70 Quincy street.
The 81 Commissioned reported that the
eiraasing at SAID sewer IL H. present eou4i-
ton waaideost $500 aud that 10 re Construct
I, would cost 9600.
After ,ariou, motions and amendments It
Ma. frs1bei on melton Of Mf Brady. and
tiiat t.le SAID sewer be cleaused under ,Ae di-
feetsd Of fbe Mayor, and that The sum Of so,
be- appropriated Tor that purpose.
llc ,gn oil >3U0, was appropriated to Mr.
NJ E.vala. for The paving OF sundrk streets
iae> n OF 500 was appropriated TO the
> Commissioner Tor sundrv repairs.
lAe N Commissioned reported that sious
Wa, hetas removed from Water S., South
Wheeling iu 'front.' al Mn, Roy property, to
The laiaa OF iHt Street. &c. Mes>r,. B4s>eit,
Austin. ana The 81. Commissioned Werr ap-
pointed Committee e investigate aHu re
g#a HHa the >abj.et
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-24

SillfEEGk - Tr.eE@FHedasPt6h hom
Boston refefc4a1 N#Y YoIa ga ne I755Iussz
gives fuller Htamftaae i @a9s dis les5ta-
sh:Pfeek, which aleHe1 on che 9h mst.-
The ship Shanungv Patton, from Liverpool
to Boston, during 'bIek to5, came IN eoll-
SION With DIE Swedish bafQ8e ItUmea from
Hamburger, bound to NeN York. with two
hundred aa3 sis peIsau9 GA board The bar
qIe vent down M tHfy minutes carrying
vith her att bHa4f6f asfd eealtH Ara ntrseas.
E--.v ~a7.t -- ,a75tr u.s. tae Captain u the
SIdnaugo 70 saye 6te aGl he ~aeer3ei #a RS
Cmug 1ffFf tatetE -iagF. Among fIe faHar8
Has Che Captain ufIIe lmuea, Che crew were
principally saved TIe vessel IefJ Hamburg
on tire , a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-24
MRS LOOMS LECTURES

Ms Looms ec'ured on SATURDAY night be
ta.sl I.rge audience, who maalfestel the ut
ms 5Dnosity aud attention Sire has produced
10 Re general excitement m thi, eiIy. an thr
subject Of Mesmtri-n e.. than als person
,,as IA. preceded her Her Performance oa
saturday ev,nngvss as marvellous As lhs pre-
,I5as ones. AID 70 sum up the whoie we are
disposed 10 az With Hamlet and iet cur ia
de.. male aaateee, meaning fbeg piea.s oat
an
There a5ep more ftiHKs in heaven ani earth =
zeaoi Wheeling toiksl
tsu grc dreamed et ~ your philosophy.
Il thfr be my deception ia laa mode ny
which Nr. Leomls subject IL ensoled to r..
eoeuJze and describe objects, IT IS bur an act Of
4stiee both To GA, citiseassnd Mrs LOOMS 70
satathaas3l The means resorted 10 Tor discover.
Bgs8eh deception nave failed, and Ne shall
ha,e 10 be coutentcd With The mesmedc cxrla-
naa9a aadl WcCs1 Eeta bet.er,aai p posi-
p.e, q more raHoaa. aHt.
W. rave stated this much lelsaee To that
portion Of Mr. Laomis proceedings which
ha1e,he appearance Of piaustblitg aud winch
she Submits 70 die most ngld investigation.
There Is, however one thing connected with
hor lectures which has o=much the appear.
aaee Of balaa an absolute hunba5 dla, it ep-
crates against the good effects ct he's other
proceedings. We refer to hsr experiments Ia
what she terms Pbreno Magnetism. To an
observer Il appears ~ entirely probable That
p .e.,emst,zod understanding exists between
h-r and the Young man wIosa chronological
oFssa,S She touches. aud who cuts such antics.
.H4fastoace occasions Suspicion aud rt5l-
...e We .Io NOT say that the Affair Is cen.
45.ss3 hv sach = COLLISION. bat We. ltos5r that
,5r6 Is the general opinion OF ihose vha WIZ
aas. aef ,rmhiuors and such an opinion is
f=t5. sa=h ef success. We speak thus because
We believe Mrs I5onas Ia 6ea lsls IT rieaf-
eas intellect and virtual an agreeable and
interesting lecturer HsfrsuafkA itn,n nbre.
e.l-a.. a.i lie General subjects OF SCIENCE me
dlzal6sd g,,ssIr and Logical. Tbevafe worthy
54sattegtl5= aI the 3etetecs oil ia t.lf- and The
most "Reminiscences take execution ii them.
Hl when She eommenees fa5.stas.e ~ $, hat
s,s mich, s,l,p9,. 10 b. The loaded crsptem.
eltbs yeane uan " no tortb0itH eapIodes by
as1c.ession Of = rs,toas. eftnnaces and child
nj buaoouerles. she pursuesa course peel. .tlv
incompatible with the dignity OF her subject
aal which cannot fail ,o turu the tide o. pop.
uIa5 feeling sgains, Ter Even ackaoA .eag.
iaf that she exercises ea,irr coatrole over tie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-24
Moaoneaiia Lottery. Class &c

DAVIS Sept q so, - No~. IL aaHa.
prHe Ia adD 5000. 900. f-a0. 50 81 $50.
Tickets s 3oi.afs, eceafea.o of - wba.es
nj, cost q 39tigIz, sAafes proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-24

HeaIea s Hafbsf. carpet frr'ehsrts gone
azH Iflhe enc aho has get ltw wit buagl
As.s i Hay have itagain whenever he wants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-24

U-la. S-uI-m1.r ? = 81 ~ . InHH
a-ta I0UW 7e-7- { ut tH9a F ta4 8
utL7a Tickets s.
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SALENAlAN- NAAIEn

~ hale-aia sir ila4-e rhiildatlIs gf==#s I=3
d car influence larg. Amount Il Weston 1fsdf 5t9
seli from "a To 10 Thousand d8itar5 yrat mas
situation nv addressing Box M 10 fhilaae pima tfst
pHcc, with name aud r-faftHoes
Philadelphia avg L. l~i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
by Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

NEw YORK, June 3, P. NJ.
The by the Hibsrnia reached here this morning
al early hour, aud caused great excitement
ket for breuksu'. Il for private hauds
but littIc made OF
The flour market opened with great activity holders de-
mandng advance. Duung the day sales were made
10 the extent $4,000 bbs S925s9,5O per Dbl Tho
demand partly for speculation aud partly export
Southern and Georgetown brands sold prices APP
preaching Sl0 per Dbl.
There a considerable advance in wheat, though the
sales wero light only hear OF the sale Of lot Of 1000
bushels Genesce, at S2,25.
Corn was 10 good demand, and advanced point high
than has before reached this The sales reach
ed 10000 bus yellow 81 so per There were also
sales OF $4,000 bus white and mixed at SI2iaSI % per
bushel.
Indian Meal advanced 37I per barrel The sales
amounted TO 1000 barrels al IS 10.
Sales OF 5000 bushels OF Oats 10 cents
There sales OF 500 bbls. new prime Pork az Sl4
There was decidedly downward tendency IN tho Cot
ton market though operations by which tho extent Of
the decline could be judged bad taken place.
FreiRhis firm, with upwsrd tendency and some
engagements have been made a POSITIVE adv1nc.
The stock market has been IA a and unse tiled
state to-day.
Money plenty, at fair rates.
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France.
Froa Ia BaiiiROrr SsH Of Yesierdsy.
The News and The Mark eIs

Tho news by steamer Hiberna has had the effect Of
bringing market for breadstus stand ;he asking
price OF description having advanced beyond the
highest point Of the Howard street and Susque-
hanna flour held $40, whilst holders of corn and
wheat seemed to be undecided how high they should
GO Through accident dispatch the news did
not reach early should have done, and the pri-
advces received of such contradictory
ter that they only served further unsee the market
deed, have witnessed such OF
IN our commercial community prevailed throughout the
day. Ii will be seen by telegraph dispatch New
York that the xciIemeni in that city equally great
aud that great activity prevailed. The sales of de-
scrpuons very large and the advance unprecedented
Z. S.-Since the above in type learn that some
small sales VI Howard flour made in the Ba
more market at $40 per barrel
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by Davenport, Alien q Co
DRY GOODS Ar Auction

On TUESDAY Morning the 18Th in,t at O'Clock 60. will
Commence, Dry Room the sale Of arre and r
assortment OF selsonab Simple and Fancy Dry Goods sonr
which '
BR and fashionable Shades English and Be gan Goth.
fancy English and Preach Css,inerrs
Marseifes SIX satin and Toienett ve,tins.
- and Brown Shrihg and sheetnr, cotton oznabur.
j. 20 ard " Lawrence, Rockingham Cabot and Other
Manufactures ehirtngs and skeetinEs
Black fancy summer Cloths. Canvass Padding
super Printed French, Eng nd m n Lawns
YORK. Eiieot Carlisle, Milford and other Bed Ticking.
Great variety Of new sye hshonable and priced Prints
BIZ and new style fancy Croton Coating
Bandana- Ponsee and other silk IIdkf.
Super and eomuiln hpIou sAeeks
Colored and white Cambries
60 white Cambte and checked and plain Muslin.
Heavy brown Linens, brown Hollands assorted
yellow GraS- Linens, Bait plaid Domsuies
Brown and beaehsd Linen Driiings
BarnsIey Linens and fancy do
Brown and bleaehed Cotton Jeans and Drlings
Cotton Cl,siDeres and Cottonades variety
Madras Hdkfs, Checked Bingham Cravlts
Eariston and other Ginghams Green Barge
Ladies aud Genilemens Ls,e and Thread Gloves
Hose and half Hos; Corded
Gun Elastic and other suspenaers Buttons
Book Muslin and Ri-hop Lawn: Pins
Plain and cold Border-d I.iIen Cambue Hdk,
sie-ias and Rice and Paper Camsres
Brdseye and Table Diapers, } L 1874
Cotton Umbrellas. SiHk and cotton Parasol.
Gill Coat RutiOn-, Hooks Eyes
Satin stripe and plain Barge Seans nd Embd DO.
shaWs, Silk and Wool Barge Robes
Chemi'etes; BLK Six Cravats; Silk Fdnzes
Laees and EtEings Of thread Ind cotton
An Invoice Of bonnets together deemed unne
rsRSs-un5er sIoO eaIh 800 and upwards month, .ea
for approved taper. DAVENPORT ALLEN A Co
JED aur,,
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence OF the whis.

BALrfNpRK. June 4. 1871.
The foreign by the Iibernia has had decided ef
feet upon the markets Brsadsius took CONSIDER abls
jump upwards to-day. will be BY the quotations
send you.
FLpUR--Howard street ha. boon sold to-day at 1918.
and Is held at $40 City Mills held at nc.
CoRs MFAL Is held at SIS Dealers waiting the
ceipt of their private letters.
WHEAr-Prime white: sales from 81 G 10 2I9; Of prime
red at 2C9 to 2il
CoRs-sales Of prime white III To lis; primo yellow
held at lbs per bushel.
wuuKEY-hcld u, 40 cents per gallon.
III Tue TELEGRArHio DEsFATcuKs.-ThOsc Of sub
seribcrs who desire 10 tho commercial by
Teegaphic despatch do free OF charge, by calling
at our Office at o'clock 10 the evening.
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FROM SANTA FE.-TAo St Louis Err. OF the 2sh

May sayf-
Messrs Hariz and Stenbuy members of Capt Fscher's
company OF artillery serving in Santa Fe, arrived this
morning direct from the above place, which they left the
l2th at Apnl. Everything quiet up the time OF
their leaving. We have by this arrival, nothing
having transpred with army since last advices
Thy OF notice. Mr. arz represents the health Of forces
IN Santa Fc being very bad and many deaths occurred
Of late. The volunteers be quite anxious
tnra home. and Of the eight hundred with Col
Pnce are Informed that hundred will re-ens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05

vegetable Universal PILLS. are n
STRENGTHENING Purgative and "a
PURIFYING TONIC

TSHE hopes of the American Agents are far
u more than realized ty the OF DR.. LIE RoYs vese
deine spring inc such mmedats popularity. than three
months eight thousand boxes posed o. ana eer6
Gates Of cures performed received from upd Of four
hundred The rrrat number OF dea.
but those which pedomrated Fever Cole Hb
LoMnes OF spis All who take agree that hey
are far superior other they u in the idne
duee neither grippe or they upon eereons with
great dree'ne's force. and rapidly purgaive leave moth
which distinguishes them from purgaiives il that her
operation i followed by action unrivaIed purns
oisarsaparn. and other Ingredients being controlled b. their b
H tonic virtues derived fum VIA Cherry hey 10
ton with other eathaes but contrary strengthen them mo
aeon Thus al other purgave medicines produce mor or Is,
eosvene' aud sugshneEs Of gastric juice while
Dr. lie Roys P leave all the chinery Of the ,ysie nun NJ ne
and activity ard the bowels open natural fIenee writ,
D'hee'eman they are the only pugaiive which can
recommend with confidence without alarm for tbs ,,
nothing but what ougb,o be removed-hether raek nor
occasion no apathy or debauonArt bowels free Omen
Tue which has spread their fame henspheres with
apidy almost miraeulou-es purhatca OF the blood
' my ho' ony an altogether unnyaed but Oh up
sure OF des They at Of bad blood by
removing al impurities from the ehy which the blood !, fo
az IN moreover Keep II clean BY ioainE and Strengthening the
digestive organs, 10 be abe exclude from an stfe -
ihluleious nature AMI then tn purify the blood Already In e.
"a 1 n,',I eease operation until IL i entirely free
every oHous pa cle, AMI f TO- f ana ys.r r. -
derul virtues Of pr lie Roy purher OF The blood s
VI -, OF sho"n remedies IN diseases o. the In
iae 80 powerful their healthy sa1snee on the vi,sI aud %
'nt tIecR DC
mem give speedy evidence Of their beneficial operations ID tb a.
spect by the brightness the The eeaes, OF III &
pon H.S 40 sei strung no" Of animal Spirits COVE
quehee hi can only be the result o. pue blood without which
, can De neither heah or ecmfor the system TIE
Isah Nsen' "ouli Confidently add that the snsl,
pN 5 an that required 10 obtain from person the
'h 'hal 1T II kojs Vegetable Universal pills not only lo
'e o. e eneomums which have been lbera And unap
ou'y on them GA beth sides the Atlantic but that tb.
virtues are beyond praise '
Pre- Ne Is CO per boz for 'ss "A Richmond wholesale and retail,
~ hes,fs huval Purcell Gaynor 4 Wood Samuel T. Dave IN
tarmViDe ~ '" H. Chapel and by Druggists generally
NH
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CITY HOTEL,
Ric In IN q al W.

II Y II III u IL II II.
IkNHlS new and large establishment was open.
Il eddy subscribers who with the assistance
OF Mr. RAMSAY, late the long tried and
the Farmers Hotel IN Fredericksburg determined
their undivided the their
patrons The House situated City the
ground lately covered by the Old Tavern
handsomely provided entirely new with sober v
aHd attentive assistants and
OF the patronage Of the SENIORS and
st Of OH friends and and e-pc
in the Bongbrook Hotel Petersburg, Va they
supply equivalent for favour bestowed
well formed aud provided under the management
Wood Is attached to the house distance
himself the proprietor persons arriving
may be assured Of good attention for them.
JOHN MNGE & SON.
0J Petersburg lnegence National Union
Washington ID c. Raleigh aud Standard
raid and Recorder, Norfolk Beacon Richmond
Enquirer waen'on Flag viii copy
and send de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
JOHN WILSON a. CO
BILLIARD TABLES

|INHE last Legislature having passed law H.
II eensng the game Billiards those DESTROYS
Of procuring billiard Tables, that the undersigned
engaged in the manufacture Of and happy
who need them moderate they
elsewhere in the Union lie has had much
aeiufe Of BnardTables action
Specimens will be ready and may Cabinet
store Of Mr. j. Belvin Governor and Franklin
where, also orders may be len.
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