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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20

M,ssfs. Edii5.s -hs che I'D iist approaching, and
the Merchants the cy hlyo, ipf the last Two or three
year, ncgoct,d pay h1' rezsd 90 last should be paid
would not loo proper lovers o tisir country ond "a
customs to suspend operations On hat dlyi We hop.
that they will follow toe example Of several
Richmond, Feb. 18Th, l-i1 MERCHANTS.
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DIIlWIstGIe.

Capt Green Hi has been nominated by the Wings Of
DnwidJe, their candidate Tor the Legislaiure
C'pt Thomas Jones the opposing candidate DR.. VIM
T. ThomPson, Tue present deegale declining recollection.
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10 tie Editors Of hs Wing
GESTLEsEg--ln reply 10 communication in your paper
Of the 1874. sgned Powhaian," ! would beg leave Ia
suEgcs., taat 10 impossible fp elect WmgtHo De
moonuc psuy hagiae large m1Jn'y thc Distrct-and
do not think proper or s4pCiIsn therefore, to ron
o.r.sifiOn 1t im. -pf.g election.
nay wings OF CHESTERFIELD.
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'ealheF to-day IS rainy and disagreeabl,
ITRAs,NrrrrD roE rur American

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ls 5 p NJ.
The sales OF Flour to-day 5000 bbls at Sc
% Sales also OF 5000 bbls Corn Meal and Rive Flour
at S4,75. The sales of Grain are small. Corn changed
hands at % cts
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GRANTS PATENT FAN MILL

TE7BE subscriber, having purchased the right TO
n Manufacture and ,sni u fllia rgnl oa, f1f the
right flr Tie fan stes srrncy at oth.rr in urs
Htens y neecy p7s 900 tirit Of gnin nI srlu sssds
uro1gh 10 Them Thoroughly tsrcby ssy.g r. a4
bbof 1hst Tan 1r uu ony taken che Gff premium NJ ie r
NJ North ard fiavirv frrrtf. o.,
or7ed to e p,tcrcr Inv call ffD thos WIN mi be-
n wlrt II Pan ris or reason
Gip 49, BALBWty
Mr.. IHAUBEKLAYNEh has removed 10 one
~ oi Mr.. Norman Stewaffs buidings (middlc fne-
moan the south side Of Franklin street between 9Th
md 9Th streets, nearly opposite the United Presbyterian
church. le lS-u
IL Office boz tho hqaemapt
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TnImrTE nF nEsPEcr.

~ meeting ~ Court Member. q the Bar and The OH
Cout u County E.sr the Court ho,r
Tappahinro.k Monday the 18Th inst
EDMUND g. NOEL Efq. called o. The Chair ard I,vr,
RoY Mi'0u appointed Secretary. Wheeupon follow
Resolutions offered by Museoe Carn Es1 Huanous
" adopted
Whereas This meeting beard rned regret o
mot heartfelt sorrow n The de1th NJ Captain WASHINGTON
~ PURKNs who Tor she a - Commissioner n
Revenue Tor u rout ami for the last 20 years Comm
IN Ch1nccy pf tis Cour both ~ wh.h with
credit ~ himself ard honour tho appointing and
uf con &C The wioie conuny which b. lived and where
~ this meeting desiring 10 perpole the evidence the good
opinion ~ him. who ~ 70 hui and accomplished
fcsr and 10 hear of he hgh wch hsd
n el1w county Therefore be
Hpss,d That hs meeting tsndo TIVE bereavcd family and
ends n The late Captain Washington n Putkus waunes
ympahy snd cpnfooncr, this their
ton te los of father aToeona and lind and friend
/ ardent, honest and
Rssoird Cprf4er That Secretary n this meeting forward
fy deceased. copy n proccedngs ard
another copy Editors o the nspaprrs In Richmond
publication.
r. NOEL, Chairman
It~Ev RoY Mtc1u, Rcc'y.
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Relief of Ireland.

Next Sunday forenoon n collection will be taken nm in
ST. faus Church, for the relief the poor rsh when all
who desire TO contribute will have opportunity We homo
TINS example will be followed up by all the congregational
Of every denomination, in the State.
lI-The Ladies of the Second Baptist Church IN ,bis
city, will open their Fair Thursday evening next the
18th inst, at the City Hail. where they will exhibit
great variety OF useful aud ornamental articles, OF
which have been prepared by themselves.
The object OF the Ladies interested in this Fair being
TO assist IN qudang the balance OF debt incurred in the
erection OF their house Of worship they hope
liberal encouragement, from their friends and the public a.
has heIeinlotn heen cNienhcd In Ihnun
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A strange Development.

The Warrington correspondent Of Tho Charleston Courier
makes statement, which, # be true ought at once
to receive authentic committeeman which, II u be
true, ought in tho emphatic language Of the Charleston
Mercury, consgn Mr.. Polk the unmugated condem-
Of the people Il the South The Statement fo,ws
"lhave learned to-day, h- The President and his friends
have given Tho Northern Democratic mem
bcrs, that If they will suffer the Three Million Bill 90 pass
without amendment the North shall have on to
complain Of the treaty that will be- made with Mexico
That say. the President promises That he will ake no
OF territory south oi the parallel Of 81 deg 80 NJ
and that, therefore, the slavery question will be avoidcd
This said a. be tie Tor the determination Of many
Of the Northern Democratic members to against Wi
mors pfoyiso The prop siuon io' boundary madc by
Mr. Sewer, comes very near 90 this Inc. and F!oD,Jy
intended biz IT, The lime Ui 80 deg 80 M eaves S,n
Fo 90 u tho north Of IT, and every point on the Pc
cGe ihlt dcsirablc 10 iEo .sovchoIdng saicz"
The Charleston Mercury which say. sid- Ter siatsmen,
has reached be editor from high authority declare. at
n be 10 accordance with facts the treason @, them uhe
slave SatesJ tsf esi'utons, their char1ccr and ihcir
very existence would be- 90 deep end unnatural p,rr;
eide, hat language would BE- wanting TO give ezrrc,i,n
TO the universal ind goanou which would consume tine au-
thor IL De- impossible ube Mercury tiiuksj that son of
the South would sgu treaty which would Doc libel on tio
people and institutions Of fifteen S'ace aud which would
deprive them. Tor the most hum ang ~ therf,s
ingg and aog'drg to their sccFpcr of any share m the
lands they bed aid by their beet blood snd their b,s,
Treasure To win" Nouf reu4rf We confess nat p,
'' '' ~ N'''uH''ua-u'l 90 regard Co., pr. PuE's pure
pose, but o. 10 hc fact hatho bas given e asrurarcs re-
i'ued TO. u he has NOS Boo t a. himself and TO tho
| South 90 nail tne ru'u.f 60 bs counter.
o. The Rc1o.argns Vt Mr. Gf,cnhow. ON the wi,,,,
Pfoviso referred u meeting Of both partes. d, i.
said because bo,' paul alike affected by IT, and hay,
common interest n re,ifingt. Bot o. was pernentl,
enqured by one Of The spoass the nignaLor ting
have MOI both parties common Interest Likewise DO b,
freedom OF ms gfess Why, then, were not the reaoIu
IONS touching that mstos u'rucd both paftier boo k,
"'nnei why was there party movement on natsub
Jet Why. unles. there wass pa,tv py,,o., In L. a.,
ed by separa,s aruou1
u We invite attention " the eloquent and sestbin,
d speech Of Senator Moore Of RocLbrdge. on IN, Ms,,
cen Wu.
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o. PUBLIC MEETING In comnlioncc

with Resolution OF Meeting held in the Hail N, I'M, H., -,
on tuesday evening the 10th Instant meeting f tho
members OF The General Assembly Of the STAT. NOW
IN the Cay OF Richmond and Of the peope Richmond rr,t
ed to assemble OF the esenng OF sATURD W the a0 n Al
ue hour OF O'Clock r. NJ IN the Hal Of uricr
to take int consideration offered 20 IN. obo
named nectng regard the OF t IIous Of Re
pre'eniaVcs affecting the important rights nnd inherent. Of
he RDRERr A. S,,,,,,
b. t.b,i,r,,, 81 81. 4,
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~ The Union Is lashing the four South Carolina
Senator'S los styles the members from that State
aud the two from Flordi with whip OF scorpions The
FREEDOM V lhe prc.a Is unauo sl.onabIr como
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EromtI,e Volunteers.

The Times oi yesterday siys-" we learn from letter
received from young oicer in Capt. SCOTS company
thst the M-yfower, with Captains SCOTS and Harper.
companies board arrived Havana the 9Th instant
nine days from Old Point They had very rough weather
the fret three four days but pleasant afterwards. They
oil pretty well, and put to get supply Of med
cncs Expected ue OF the day Tor The seat Of war
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~ Vessel Of 100 10 300 tons burthen. Ia
~ tako IN load OF BfeadstuGs from this port and q,
1 por ifrlsnd 1 o. hef-a.f mined q
Application may ID 7hp Brok,r IN ~ tt, who "
relation h' BY Comm ttss d., be- t
plirti by ur OF Richmond che relief N Iot ~
. trrsd.iua designed of tenrG Of ue uu, M ,s
uuf iuf. ur people ~ ireland
The s.Vt'apefs viii peas coy Pew iath
N oar, cracked aud Powdered SUGARS
A Loaf Sugar IN whole ara hFsf boxes
Cfacted suraf 10 barrels Alo
p.wdrrrd FOR sale chrap BY
Gs gRETTER CRETTEH
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" We invite attention " the eloquent and seahing
speech Of ssnP'Or Moore, Of Roebbrdge, on the MsI-
| cen Wu.
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Relief for Irclarid!!
AhInItD MIN

cons quenee oil the inne OF the attendance by the
OF he weather on wednesday night The meeting TOT the
relief OF lrelani was pospofed I'LL MONDAY night next sill
De held on mat night IN the Let Presbyterian Chuch O'Clock
several addresses may be expected The friends and OF
Humanity requested attend. ~ "
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THE
MARRIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION,
FMBR aCLNG.
THE TREATMENT or MENrTRUATION nc
MANAGEMENT uF ADJOURNMENT
TREATMENT or MISCARRIAGE &c
nv =. ". M URICEIU,
PrOCcssor Of Diseases
HsmSH-just Published,
Price OHe D0Lar.

TUE IMPORTANT SECRETS HERE
red those contemplating marriage equally important
To the harei Femae u delicate
great debility whoe health mpeavey fOtbds
family beyond the capacity of her of
seqsenee. 10 hsse her children, md husband
should await herself o the great French discovery
End
always important the female be
tenna her situation pvsnt perpsNdy anxiety ~
mind arising from uncertainty doubt which leads
nous Consequences The symptoms hc therefore,
clearly indicated % leave but little Tor ubi with The
per mode m Treatment, subsequently.
To the marsd unbc c dcn presented
explanatory ~ the mode of &c con
elusive that The removable tho,a
WIN have f owed the advice herein contlned have their
hofcs.
10 m1i- amtsd with re various complaint. af.re fo
Hopplec rreguary, dselle retention o The Mpss
2 nfdi,s for ihc femosui of her compiiints
Tho LIARS n, an nivenfcen AMI The the subject
wike II mpmccafc N presenting folly uelnd ~
bong surety p,ir-fs Medical CompaniJn epsc ,y int m
Iof Tho Mar 10 90 hose ahoutto b. Price g. Nv
closing which, viii be any part " the United ses Post
age cents hdire- Dr. A. ". Mnutceau p psti Rot 1870
Nc. Hurk.
~ NsrucE,r, Prsf,"sr Of Dhsass Of Bguer onee Sts
Broadway v. Y0fs
Dr. a Mruteeau can be- consulted conps
" females Ill experience and knoet DE acquitted Female
Hospitals Europe the their VARIOUS complaint.
rrab e him IN AZ eacs removing NE which may
thcm.
The Gel bfated "rorususs Fonao Pills nvcn 81 By w. Deco
neat ~ D. NJ I'bon Portugal which never f In Affecting
cure IN Az casc' of eGuarc stoppaee. retention OF The
ncns's pf VIII cb w. w. Maufceau has TIC exclusive agency
fgr this countyl be BY mail pan Of TIC Tot
paid and addessedt Dr. 4. ~. Maunceau. Bot "slt"
York. r. BY
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Dull Times.

Dutb EIlnes.
DIuSONg dssfous ftavur Clothing made nearfe.
WI IND Iheif uefea 20 call during the dul hmss srd
thr orders a eiisAS MERCHANT
Nrius received Of bh French Cloibs md
ptsstn Cfsamsfss hu itf MAIN STREET
HAVANA WHITE SUaAa.-Is Hsre. rseesviag this
- nternirs o. sss by RW WEBB, BACON \ 60.
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pnately exclaim

va h anxious pride ! view the bard
OF iaHh'Ul frieEd', hat round NE si1n1
With pr g. oau't tfat aioLe
Can bind these scattered gems IN one
For they're 4 wreath Of Teari-and
The siiseE cofi on which they be-.
lis mine Their intDOst s1ul 10 SEE
Unlrck'd b. every heat 70 me.
To M they cltng-OH ms tney rest
Ani I've a place IN ever breast
For ihey 'fe n wreath u pea-ls-and
The 81 ken cord "a which hey lie.
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AiOIIA WATER.-Saratoga Congress
- SPHngl Water IN quarts and pnts Just received dnee for
s"e by DUVAL 4 PURCELL Dug 49,
ie ~ Ia Main stret
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-18

A PnEcAuTIoN.-The landing Of Paroles al
Vera Cruz, has induced the American authori-
ties to issue an order, in which it is declared
that all passengers coming there hereafter, with.
out passports from the American consul. resi-
dent at the port they embork from, will not be
allowed to leave the vessel, and the master Of
any vessel permitting such passengers to land
will be fined $500 for each and every passen.
ger, so landed, and the vessel held responsible
for the same. This we call ''locking the sta
HE door after the horse is stolen" We know
no other exiled ex-Prcsident who would like
to get in.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-18

.DUBLIC Sale.-Notice is hereby given tha, WE.
L William Martin and Samuel Rogers, Of the firm
OF Martin & Rogers. will on the Goth day OF Octo
Der, A d ls47, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A
NJ and six O'Clock NJ OF said day, proceed to fore.
close certain mortgage in fee given and executed
to US by Andrew Huston (Of the town OF Circleve in
the State OF Ohio dated the seventh day OF November
ID le43, by selling the motgage premises mentioned
and described IN said mortgage at public auction and
cutlery pursuant TO power of sale contained in said
mortgage Said mortgage and the power of sale there
in contained recorded in Book M AT pages 6l9
$40 and 62l of the Records of Deeds of Vanderburgh
County and the mortgaged premises therein mention
ed are described in said mortgage substantially fol-
lows to wit
THE one undivided half ofhe following real estate
situated in the county of Vanderburgh, and State
of Indiana, and thus descrbed,o wit, lot parcel
of land in the Town OF Evansville known and dee
cribed as fraction number two in the lower or Nc
Gary's Enlargement OF said town containing about
three fourths of an acre.
ALSO one undivided fourth Of fraction number one
in said enlargement subject to the conditions and Ii
mutations contained in the Deed Of Nathan Rowley,
to Amos Clark and Francis Amory for said fraction
number one"
ALSO the undivided hafo certain other parcel Of
land adjoining said fraction No. two and bounded ss
follows, beginning the end OF the street which sepe
said fraction No. from lots seventeen and
thirtytwo in said enlargement, thirty feet from the
most northerly corner of said fraction number two
running thence with the middle course OF said street
North 80 deg East eight chains and eight links TO the
road leading from Evansville 10 the new Biidge on
Pigeon creek thence along said road south 32deg 5min
East, six chains and seventy five links the Town
of Evansville, thence along said town ~ deg 30 min
West six chains and thirty eghtlinks, thence 10 the
place of beginning Ii being the same land conveyed
by Charles / Batte 10 Amos Clark in the year A d
1886, containing three three quarters and eight
rods or thereabouts. The amount claimed to be due
to us the foot of said mortgage from the said mort
gagor, Andrew Huston at the time of the first publ
cation of this notice is S2,e55,76."
And said sale will take place at the Exchange Ho-
tel in the City of Evansville the day and bstweeR
the hours herein before mentioned
Terms of sale cash.
WILLIAM MARTIN, IT..
SAMUEL ROGERS. ! 'ioG'segess
BAEER & GARyIS Att'ys Tor Mortgages.
aug2i-9t-prs fee Sl4 co.
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NOTICE.

TINE Subscriber offers for sale one hundred acres Of
L land adjoining Westfrankin, fronting on the Ohio
river, OF mile, well timbered; together with the
choicest quality of lime and free stone whichis situa
ted on the river.
Also one dwelling house and lot, including stone
house on the same lot Is by p feet well situated and
fixed for Dry Goods and Groceries l will also sell
my present stock of Goods and Groceries. The
dwelling is comfortably situated with all the
sary out houses together with seller and cistern-
The whole premises is well situated for any gentle
man who may be DESTROYS to embark in business on
the Ohio river, with flourishing country around,
and particularly for a merchant who may wish to go
into the wood and produce business.
For further particulars call and see the owner on
the premises
Terms easy and the property at cash valuation
The undersigned is anxious to sell soon.
P. d. WILSON.
West Franklin, Posev Co. Ind. sep lift
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1s4s.

Q;- We have received no further news from
Gen. Scots army since our extra yesterday
We shall continue to lay the particulars of
these bloody engagements before our readers as
they are received. In reference to the news
the Picayune says:
Every reader, we are aware, feels an anxiety
to obtain news from Mexico, and especially to
learn the details of the victories gained by Gen.
Scott. We made an effort yesterday to procure
something further which might have been
brought by the Col. Stanton, but, SO far as we
can learn, the accounts brought by her are of a
general nature, and only confirm the first re-
port of brilliant victory achieved by our arms,
and give assurance that the city Of Mexico is
entirely at our mercy. There are many reports
going about town in regard to the battles fought
telling how General Worth's division i'm
mortalized themselves by slaughtering the Mex
leans, killing number superior to their own,
how the Mexicans charged up to the muzzles of
the guns and were moved down by hundreds,
&C., &c. We let these pass for the talk of the
town, knowing nothing of their credibility,
but we annex a letter which comes here from
awell-informed source, which fully confirms
our first advices and inhames our curiosity for
the full details:
TAMPIco, August 81, lS47
Dear Sir:-Since my note of yesterday, pri-
vate letters from Mexican gentlemen in Mexi-
co to gentlemen in this city leave US no room
TO doubt that Gen. Scott has gained most bril-
liant and complete victory at the capital over
the grand Mexican army, which for monthsha
been assembling there for the defence Of the
city.
The Halls" if not already occupied by u.s.
are perfectly open to Gen. Scott at any mo-
ment he may choose TO walk in. All theil
canon and other defences are taken and destroy
ed. Many prisoners of all grades are in oul
possession, and Gen. Santa Anna, it is said
asks from the interior of the walls that Gen.
Scott will stay his hand for brief space, and
intimates that Mr.. Trist will now be received.
However this may be, or what tendency this
last great achievement may have to bring about
good peace time must determine. We are
very anxious TO get the details which presume
Twill have about as soon as we will have.
Yours, in haste, -
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IA NEW ESTABLISHMENTS. eo
sSHAT AND CAP STORE. 90

- ALLEN, Halter, e. practical Mechanic
IL. from Men York,) begs leave to offer his pro-
iessonal services to the citizens of Evansville and
neghborhood.
He has opened the Store, corner Of Main and First
streets, with large stock Of Hats and Caps of every
quality and style; got up or selected by himself with
great care exclusively for the fall ade OF this seeIon
and which he is resolved TO sell at such prices as to
make it the interest of all in want Of such articles for
the head, to deal with him.
Gentlemen DESTROYS to treat themselves or friends
to beautiful Moleskin of the celebrated Bebee &
Costars present fall fashion just got by express
from New York, would do well to call early before
the lot is disposed Of
A lot of splendid Beaver Hats, an extra fine arti-
Gle, on hand, and also every variety of Caps
Gentlemen Gun have any description of Hat made
10 order at this establishment.
Evansville, Sep. ls-tf
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TAXES for 1911 will meet the tax payers
Il who may attend at the following places in Van
deburgh county for the purpose of receiving taxes,
10 witt
At the place ofholding elections in Knight Town
ship, Saturday Sept. 18th At the place Of holding
elections in Centre Township, Monday September
2Oh At the place fholdng elections in Scott Town
ship Tuesday. Sept. 2lst. At the place Of holding
elections in Armstrong Township, Wednesday Sept,
22nd. At the place OF holding elections in German
Township, Thursday Sept 23rd At the place of
holding elections in Perry Township, Friday Sept.
2lth At the place of holding elections in Union
Township Saturday Sept 25th.
And will attend at my Office in the Court House
at Evansville, from the first day ofOcober. until the
first day Of January lS4s for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
The Taxes for the year ls47, are as folows-;For
State purposes, on each hundred dollars valua
lion of all property made taxable by law, 2ei cents;
and for each poll IS cents.
For County purposes, on each one hundred dollars
valuation of properly 40 cents and for each poll
IS cents.
For Road purposes, on each one hundred dollars
valuation on Real Estate 10 cents.
sept ls47, CIV. r. w. DUNBAR, T. '. c.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court of Van
ID derburgh County, made at its August Term, A.
D. lS47; the undersigned administrators of the estate
of Daniel Miller will expose to sale at public auction
on the premises in the City of Evansville on the Both
day Of September next all Of Lot number thirty
In the original plan OF the City aforesaid with all the
improvements thereon. said Lot will be sold in three
separate pieces each fronting twenty five feet on First
street. and running back 80 feet TO alley in the
rear.
Terms Of Sale.-One third of the purchase money
in hand, and the balance in equal payments at six
and twelve months from the day of sale; the purchas
er giving his note with approved freehold security,
and waving stay or valuation laws.
SARAH MILLER, Adm'x.
Aug. 26,-it-prs. fee $3.50.
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West Franklin, Posev Co. Ind.
LAND FOR SALE.

/ WILL sell the Farm on which ] live, containing
l. 1886 acres of land GO acres are now in cultivation.
There is the land large substantial Frame dwell
ling, of which is finished for a Store, about
800 apple trees have been planted the place, and
arejus beginning TO bear well near the house af-
fords plenty of good water pains have been taken
preserve the timber and sustain the quality of the
soil. Il is 2miles from Boonville, miles from New
burg, miles from the Canal and l6 miles from Ev-
ansville, and is in fertility, shape and neghborhood,
desirable family residence. My price IS $500,
fifth in hand, the residue on time to suit purchaser
J. A. BRECKENRIDGE.
Aug. 26,-7w-tw&w.
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BLAC ELx & SIMPSON.
70, IL. PEARL STREET. CINCINNA

A RE now in receipt of large and we'll assorted
N stock OF new FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased at early and reduced prices and are red
upon such terms cannot fail to satisfy Country
Merchants with this market.
We respectfully solicit old customers and Yves
tern Merchants generally To examine stock this
Fall, nJit will be unusually large, comprising every
variety and style of Foreign and American Dry
Goods adopted 70 the Western trade aug7-7t%