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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

BiigaRief General Of the Polunleers-
II is stated that Major Waller GwynD,
Presidcntofihe James River aud Ka6aw-
liza Company will receive The appointment
Of Brig adieIs General for the Brigade Of
Volunteers from tbe States Of Virginia,
North and South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

Through lie polileness ofthe Hon. A. Burt,
our worthy Representative in Congress, we
have receiveda number Of interesting public
documents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
NOTICE;

t5.S,. .si42' = ~ lN " II sg
EEN NHE E undersigned respectfully adh5ance:
Z III TO their friends and The, ipnbhc genarally,.
that they have formed partnership under
The. name Of 80 ss;J.s'
GOORE g. SIzE.LTT:aN:
for fhe, purpose Of iransacling a asmercpp,ile; ;bp
siness, and viii keep on band atihe St6re rs. rst5
Gently occupied By IS GoopEii;a general
assortment OF Il
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, Eroekefy Groceries, ssddIesy, DC .
&c, comprising all ariieiess usually kepf IA a
country store which they will sellupoh acconfs
modatingg terms and they hope by strictaiteif.
tion to business, 70 merit liberal shareof nub.
lie patronage: s: F. sGOODE,, e. 81
80 2 :;:s:sa:s b: SULLIVAN.
January lst. i847. = go s Z -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

N. B. The objectof attending tie Village on.
bath Saturdays Of Court is, the accommodation
OF Jurymen, rs well as the, citizens generally.
L.wilI.. in my second route, attend places
omitted in the first, as usual.
JunuaryT If ]
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

North Carolina Regiment. learn (says
the Wilmington Commercial Of the 18th ins:.)
that the Governor has appointed Robert Treat
Paine, Of Chowan, Colonel, and Mr.. Stokes of
Snrry, Lieutenant Col. and Mr. Pags, of Bun
combe, Major ofthe North Carolina Regiment
Of Volunteers.
AL the above gentlemen are members OF The
Legislature which has just adjourned.
The Charleston Courier of the Dist States
that Counterfeit, eight dollar bills Of the Bank
Of Charleston have recently made their appear
ance in this city. They pnrport 10 be slsned
by INV. Conner, President and a q. Rose,
Cashier. 4
1--WE understand that The Bank made linn
tied issue Off, 8 and 9 dollar bills in 1889, but
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
Rhit-on Sunday uioraihe rain commented
falling, and descended pretty heavily tl!rougf.
Out the day.

House BREAKING and Robbery. On The night
efthe I5thinst., the store room, occupied as a
5 Merchant Tailorasho2, by MIR, Jonn colsan,
IN this place, asisbrnken open. and goods
10 the amount tofaboat $50 were stolen. Abont
,he,sane time the store house Of the Messrs.
Penn, and a room siltthe Jail. in Which -four
had beenje deposited WAS also entered, and goods
taken therefiom The store of Mr. z. s. Ro.
berts was also broken open. and some Bacon
was1aken froniit. Nothing about the thieves
isyet known: 1t becomes all persons, espcci
ally the merchants in our town, to Be very vi
gilant Several store houses were broken open
during she pas, year. Owners ofpfoperty in
our community, shonld Dpossb'c, ferret out
these midnight robbers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

% Henry, L. Pnckncy: Esq ,Iias been elect
ed Tax Collector for Charleston District. The
vote stood Fl. L. Pinckney, 10; Francis La nee,
936; J.P. Deveanx, 3l5. Majority for Pinck-
Iey, l3. we understand that /. protest. ha .
beentcred against the ilIesaIity; Of numb r
Of the votes taken. 4.ssl r...f5 --s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
Gbe aupertlssr.
LOOK3OUT FOR BREAKERS
G. II

WEDaEspAY, JANUARY q, 1917
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
Tae E0llector's Notice,
s:.g 5s Mol,

II WILL ATTEND at the times and places
u. hereinafter specified, to collect the General,
Poor anu Road Tax. for the year 1876,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
GOOEpEs e SIzLLFTr.aN:
lCAR.Dl...

january 5 lst. i847.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

Many were killed by the blowing up Of
the houses, many by the bombafdmeni,
tut more by The confusion which prevailed
in the civ, and although We cannot count
our Killed, wounded and missing since the
action commenced yesterday al less than
1000, among whom are 50 many women
aud children. The enemy confessed a loss
Of over 900; aud Il Is no doubt much
greater. " hat a calamity But Mexico
vii vet have vengeance. God will aycnge
Us for our sutitrings.
Santa Auna has gone forth with his
generals and al the troois he could draw
olTto Guadalupe. lie Is said TO be wound.
ed severely. We have lost heroic officers
and brave men IN these two days. | can.
not loresec what is 10 come Thousands
arc gathering upon the bills around the
civ determined to cut oil all supplies add
s,arYc the enemy Who has SO andaciously
entered H. Gen. Scott may yet fad that
McKee, :, not ,arfushcd. lie may tlnd
our lskcs bursting her BARRIERS aud illl
us Ills beautiful valley, 10 aanl.l!aic The
infamous Americans.
We scarcely hope, vet DO not gre de-
spain Our brave generals may recover
what Is lost, and Mexico with her iel
millions ol people, aIse to sweep The %
,aLel from lie land lie has icsecraet.
The report Of tie death Of General
Worth, smith md Pillow IS conlradic'e,
-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

particularly under my observation, during
the engagement aud mus say, deserves
much credit for the services rendered Al
ter leaving We could stu! see the enemy on
our tlauks-this rauscd ne to hasten my
retreat as all had been accomplished that
could be. From the best Information |
suppose the number TO have been over a
hundred how many men We cnnnoi tell
as We had to tight concealed foe. They
we're around with scopcts, slJles x lancers'
Your obi. servant
T. G. DAVIDSON.
Isl Lieut. 81 Dragons
r. Col EelaxAr. Commander UPPER RIO GfAnde
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

daol was fought, With pistols, on 'hs
- b OF. ~ TIE Dismal Svamr near Not
loIk, between Ferdinand Ilufi.. GOD ~
ward lc.loaly, both laNycrs, e PIT r.ur.
~, III this State. The first fro er.2ai
Ilafriss' shou 'Jer-lhe second ball pass.
cd through his brain. we boIo'e bis
opponeo, was uuh4rmcd. Camrcnl up.a
these ou'rnecs upon the laws Of God ana
man seems to be Of 10 avail, and viii ever
be while our legislators, lodges and o'he'
ronsetyalcrS Of the 'aN show their con'enri
Tor II IN ;hts respect It's certain, ho"''.
cr, that he ducIIst has lost cdsts, 10 m 81
Of the States Of tho tnou--a man Is n''
nov cousjdsrrd more brave or honnrnos
Tor having fought duel VIot|y Com
mcrct4L
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14
THE DANvnIE RAN. ROAD

The Guy Council have passed an at'
setting apart the FIRST Monday Of No'"o'.
Der next to take the sense OF the qua,hf3
voters Upon the question Of peitiooIng 'H'
ensuing Legislature, for an act author2m-
the Council Of the city 10 subscribe To- ''
amount, not exceeding tho SUN OF I"'
hundred thousand dollars, to the s'ooh OBJ
Richmond and Danvile Raj Road Comp
ny. We notice the people IN this Sac
and North Carolina are hard at work 10
complete the necessary subscription
Richmond SJutAsrner.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

4 short time SINCE, az Sanda'c. = Y,
woman cat IT the tongue of % boy, to
whom She was slermather, The reason
she assigns lyr SO dolog ls 10 stop ua toll.
lHg lies.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14
CEN ARMSTRONG

This gentleman, 1t s stated, has res so
cd ms Consul at Liverpool aud is to be "i
pointed Brlgadicr Gencfnl 10 succeed 'DO
late Gen, Hopping.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

A Washington corresI ondcni Of he New
York Herald, 10 regard 10 the var and is
,figln, says:
non the whole, we think il nay 10
assumed that bod the character ct the cuun.
mes ol New MEXICO and Caiiotnia been
understood no years ago as beng a con.
6ruous dosctl lor o thousand miles, cas-, end
vest. and for an almost equal score north
and south, way might have been dseoy.
cred through which The peace would have
been tnaiutaincd, and o permanent bourda.
~ between Us aud Mex co conce Jed, de-.
fined. aud established. 10 other words,
had Il been known 10 the outset that Ne"
Mexico and California would not aaf ioi no
poudrr. war would have Teen superseded
is a less expensive nseacy d &c element
Here a clear admission that he var
was comu euoed By Mr.. Poh Tor ths con.
quest of territory Tbs i, NJ doubt, N
uau correct. But We ,erlly believe, II Dir.
Polk and his party had not expected TO
nuke grea, political car al cut Of this
presslye var, i, would not lave been CON.
mcuced unconstiIutonally as i was, nor
commenced aluu Alubug.G Journal
---.-e..---
ATTEMPT TO AS>AS>lNAlE CAPTAIN
BRAGG.
4 letter from Monterey 10 the New o.
icans National, dated Angus, %, snys
Some fcnd IA human .hepe last night.
made terrible illustration uia Julc more
grape, Capt, Bragg for he placed uuter
the .cd II the gallant soldier, on eight lrea
bomb shell ,Nuh tram leading tuy wmcA
/. vas ,.ntcd explosion uas terrific
bot forum te'y the Captain received no b..
Jury. Two Of the missiles went through
h.. bed without touching hun H., escape
/, boxed upon o. miraculous, Tie contents
II tie shell having been -cai cred around
Tor hundred yatd- NJ cause y as, gn.
ed Tor tins attempt upon Cnpi. Gragg's TIE.
except that some Of bis men 'hink he is
too severe % his discipline. MS - tAc
second attempt upon u ..y.
We were favored, late ,A,t c,entas w,'h
The following cv'fac, Of Ieunf aom NJ
officer Of rals 81 plcba % ts wife %
Washington dl,sl lhe lo,aol 5 ftenber
received By lA,l evening o.a,s. Il seems
TO areu new source Of anuely respecting
the issues or Tits II starred invasion -
NaNea, although SO entertain strong
hope that the reinforcement Of Gerrm.
Laac. winch marched from Nea C.uz On
lhc l9th. reached both Js'ara and Pu,ba
90 amc 20 n,cn ans J,.as.cr frem lhe
commands Ut N.Iar Ian, and CD. Chill.
Winch, according 10 lh,, letter appeared
to be q great jeopardy
relm,, Soflenhct no.
All lbc expresses scu, b, Cen. Scott
70 puebla have beca cut IT, bu, one Al,
escHned. beng Use only Official intelligence
| have received SINCE Cen. Scott lott hctr.
tHsxpte.. cam. 10 nae Yesterday and o..
ported h1t De Ics Mssirp la tir -gh, bod
was robbed 81 IA Dispatches ! am, nui
base been, h"mmcd - by sraa NeNwaus
f1r tie los, three weeks. Tie Ne,caus
represent MAJOR La..}. with LOCO mcn.
d. .urfaua cd aad Urmm.d be ot Jsmra
and cannot ypaiafe out Na4ar laly
ought to have been here d'lccn ass SINCE.
Tie whole county ssarms "tlh cncru-.
las Neh h'd.
a 4 i "a I ff..Fat.f lra4 "a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

VI- Col JET Davis has publicly dce"f.
ed lhat lf he had known TO what extent
the cnptunrion Of Monterey had been u.
sed IN tie Uuited States to tnrlre Gen'''.
Taylor, his defence Of It would hnNo p'''
more complcte--that he had means IN "'
possession.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-10-14

A Washington corfesI ondcni Of he New
Yo,k Herald, 10 regard 70 The war and rs
origin saws:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

prospect of it, speedy completion, have risen one hun
dred per cent within the last year and in consequence
Of the Increasing demand for Western produce they will
probably reach higher price These lands will be
sold the present occupants who in most cases have
been prepared with the buy them for the last
year The bank by the terms of the law putting into
liquidation, must close up its affairs in March Probably
by the first of May they make dividend among the
stockholders In consequence of selling so much
property, and forcing payments on their notes
they may not realize quite as much as they would
If more time was allowed them. But il their
property should only bring one half Of what it is
eaimatsd at the bank will divide city per cent
among the stockholders. This will be much larger
dividend than the stockholders have generally expected
aud though they might realize by waiting one or
lwo yeats longer yet believe they will be generally
se d receive per cent during the present spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
WAsHINeToN, Feb. %, lsa7

The .8nniuersdry Balls.
We had two balls last night in Washington-one Of
Jackson Hall, one at Carusis Saloon They both
very agreeable but Jackson Hall the banner The
p esdent and his private secretary attended both. We
saw none Of the Cabinet at either. They all, we
suppose too busy Our old and venerable FRIEND g. W.
Gusts Esq, of Arlington, visited both Jackson Hall
was adorned with large picture Of his, painted by him
SELF Of Washington in the field He stands by his white
charger his guards around him, and bivouack IRE
is burning close by II il great picture and 1t was
q beautiful feature in the celebration. Nothing could
have been appropriate. Foreign ministers, NJ Cs
of both houses officers Of the army and navy and full
representation OF citizens and strangers with congre-
CATION Of beauty from all parts Of the Union participated
in the fascinating union Caste laid aside, and
admitted equality (fve dollars) made all harmonious
The ball at Carusi's Saloon moro limited in
bers but number Of distinguished persons were pre-
sent and the harity prevailed as at the other The
supper at Jackson Hall excellent-the supper at
Carusis was superb. We have not the time, we
sorry to y for more elaborate account W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
WARRINGTON, Feb. %, ls47.

MIR. Morris, Of Ohio, is noffensive honest man He
has made nose in Congresshe has made speeches
but the other day he did make little speech and he
had prined-they all make speeches to have EN- print,
cd But he made vague alusion to a committee of the
House, which upon Interpretation, involved the charge
OF corruption He was called to account. He taken
all aback He had said more than he meanbut having
said it, he concluded he responsible but that
the greatest difficulty He commenced explaining, last
evening but finding he stumped, the House, with
becoming magnanimiy adjourned, to give him time to
brace himself This morning he tried again and gradual
ly did the clever thing He backed out. We salts
fed he was not Of the damage he had done
unfortunate remarks, and his embarrassment showed
conclusivey, that he was as much astounded at thu
charges he had made the colleagues OF his committee
were indignant Charley Ingersoll, who is older
hand at the bellows, has different plan in such
he makes charge and is called to the proof he drops
tee and long exsmination-so that by the time the
examination is through, the affair blows over. '-'
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WAsHISeroN, Feb. %, ls47


Appropriations for the army, exceeding thirty millions
of dollars passed the Heuse to-day To meet these abil
tiles, We have revenue expedient Of three millions
the main items being the articles Of tea and coffee. II
does appear to that il administration was re-
solved upon suicide is tho present dynasty for of all
the expedients proposed in such crisis,
that of Mr. Walker is unquestonsbly the most suicidal
II IL mockery; tsmpsring with CoDgressand an impo
sition upon the country is like the prescrip ton of
ouack in the midst Of pestlence, the sing song of
circus clown amid the OF war; the laugh Of an
IDIOT amid the impending dangers Of volcanic eruption
The thing Is perfectly absurd and II will no more hold
water than sitter No wonder Congress is disorgs
no wonder they grouping about like blind men in
tho caacombs feeling fer the door The secretary re-
fuses take them by the hand and load them out The
finances disordered the administration is looked to
for relief and yet |, will perish in a peace revenue for
the Of sustaining war leaving debt of hundred
millions as political capital for the Champagne of
FORTY EIGHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

ALBANY, Feb. "a, ls47.
The sleighipg here is excellent The weather, this
morning, very cold-the Thermometer marking ten
degrees below zero.
The -four market is in better condition this morn
ing Holders want So so for good Genesee A sale Of
75o barrels made at So a. Street produce is ad'
vancng. Rye is now worth 81 cents; corn, 81 oats,
3711; barley, 63a66. A contract made to deliver
5000 bushels Of corn and 5000 bushels of barley within
twenty days after the opening Of the canal at 81 cents
all around.
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AUCTION NOTICES,
80, JACOB 8 rLATF, Auctione err

co JACOB g. PLATf, Auctioneer
ACOB PIATT will sell, this day at II o'clock NJ The
siore 81 - " Iibbs gil Water street for account OF
quent pure haser former ssle-300 Cylinders for
soves 2sah Stove Holo 2s9h castings; 7ssih DO
cash. ~~'e-' - 81
~ l20 LOTS OF GROUND for sale at the Exchange
eaet T. . BLsECR NJ 0e Friday z'th ins,, a z
avenues Yorkye and Harlem Three lines of stages are
running from the City Hall the Third avenue every few
passage cents The Railroad running
On me Fourth avenue Computations less than by
be erected speedily the popua
oa requires Title ifndisputsbe. large portion Of the
to be obtained at No SBroad street. Of Mr.. Bleecke
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
CITY TRADE REPORT,

New YORK, "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb ~
Owing to the continued high frsisht and scarity Of
vessels the markets for brsadstus feeble at yes
terday quotations At the opening, Genesee -four sold
to fair extent at 81 but towards tho CLOSE Of change
purchases of considerable lots could have made
six cents less. Sales deliverable in all the month of May
mads at So. Sales of Ind an were made to
iar extent in the forenoon at ST. but during change
grew heavy, and considerable sales made below
that price. Provsons very Hrm and sales made
full prices, and in at slight advance. The
market closed with upward tendency. In groceries,
there net much DOING but prices continued steady
AsHIs.We quote Pots at - SIX, and Pearls SIS 5614a
go asked Small sales Pearls were reported at the
lower figure.
BKsswAr-sales yellow continued to DO made at
2o1za27c
. RaEApsrurys-Flour-We report sales of from 5000
5000 bills of Genesee at $50 dodeliverabe between
the LIST and 10th Mayt 81 and 1000 do Michigan
Genesee deliverable in all the month of May at the
price. 1000 bbs Genesee sold under ST. (said to be at
Change additional lots could have been purchased
Southern brands inactive and sales Of conse
qusnce TRANSFERRED Whest-We noticed q handsome lot
which above the views of buyers No sales Of con-
sequence reported C0rn-n the forenoon sales Of
jersey yellow with some lots Of Long Island &C., were
sold the extent of 5000 5000 bushels at 81 During
Change the article grew dull and 5000 bushels sold at
figure under that price, supposed be at about Ys 99s
ror sold for dtiling at CSC For aarge lot extra qua
lily, Devereau's white lO2c was offered. Offers were
made for 5000 bushels, part deliverable on the
at 10 cents and 10 600 bushels board vessel in
Southern port with freight engaged at 30d sold at 95
Corn Meal The market was steady at SIS a SIS l2H -
river, was reported at 95 cts. Oats.-some 10000
bushels canal, to arrive, were reported at so cts.
EXPORTS OF BREADsruFFs FROM THIS Fort, FEB g. si7
-, Gus
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and also additional bill increasing the compensation
Of postmasters in certain end amending the frank
ing privilege of members Of Congress and others I'll
msilable matter. during the Of Congress Both
bills we're passed.
The bill making appropriations for service in post Of
nee department for the ending soth June, is4s was
then considered
After going into committee of the whole they adjourn
cd without action
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND sKssiog.

WAsHiroroS, Tuesday, Feb. 20, ls47.
Brilliant and sparkling morning Charming reinforce
mcnt 10 the sovereign representatives in the CAPITOL
Prayer by Rev. Henry sicer, returning thanks to Al
mighty God for his manifold blessings TO this favored
publican empire. Amen. Journal Petitions.
bill was passed amondatory Of the act relating To
passenger ships aud declaring the time when IL 81 all go
into effect
JAMES MADISON
Mr.. AncHER introduced bill setting apart he sum
of sac 900 for the purchase OF the nsnng nanuso lot
papers Of James Madison, former President oil Uni-
led States 5000 down, tho residue In Treasury scrip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
MEAN

nR D0D3, who has discovered the Philosophy Of Mes
- me-ism has engaged to deliver Three Lectures
science in CLINTON HALL with brilliant and amusing
experiments the celebrated Calrvoyant Mr. Burkmar.
Experiments also in Gavanlsm aud Magnetism of the
int resting character.
TWO Of the above lectures be (his) Thursday and
Saturday evenings Februs 25h and 27t and One will bo
to LADIES ONLY on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Admission 10 each lecture Is cents f253tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
ALEXANDRIA.

$50 Broadyay betveen Spring snd Prince streets.
pELDEN'5 MODEL OF NEW YORK will reopen for
ID exhibition for few days. the above place
with Monday, February 22d
The Canopy Model has been arranged as to
tam double the number Of originally intended MeI
chants and manufacturer desirous Of will
send in their orders inne dately.
Hours OF exhibition from A M to 10 r. NJ Tickets Is
tickets so f22 Qtias c
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Died,
Oh wednesday evening oath inst after short illness
OF only three days, WALTER HENRY, aged years,
your gess son OF John w. and Margaret Latssn.
The funeral service will take place to. morrow Feb
2sth at r. M, at the residence of his father No. II
Hammond street The relatives and friends of the
fimy are respectfully invited to attend without further
notice.
Lost overheard, from the ship America, of Liverpool
on me Is.h OF January, lS47 JOHN HOLLAND Lee aged
years. youngestson Of Capt William Lee, of Brooklyn,
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EUROPEAN ADvNRrIsEmENTs.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY,

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Poss onevery leading Colonial and Foreign
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contains Impartial descriptive general and statistical
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tant local information each of and re
CUSTER OF births deaths and marriages, forming
sable woIs OF reference the trade and
lure productive resources population and actual condition
OF the British and foreign colonies and instructive and
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TOHN RUSSELL Co, Wsdnesbury. Stsfordshire,
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The long standing OF the above named Firm, being the
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les DANSEUSES VIENNOISE.
MADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress Of the Ballet,
begs to state to the Managers of Theatres in the United
States that applications for be made
her agent. Mr. JOHN POVEY, Of the Park Theatre, New
York, who is duly authorised to make all arang for
III