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HIP COMPLAINT

This disease OF frequent
'naie in med ieal Practice. The Gavanm in its ecf
10 truly wonderful
NEw YoRK, July 81, Is46.
This Is to certify that for the past years have been a ed
with the disease ead The Hip Complaint during
aueneed by DIS Carter and Watson OF this
any relief The severity OF the that was ob
geo 10 give up my business and have often DAYS
without being able 10 turn in bed Medicine
wors and vas da B getting helpless Early last
winter procured DE- Chrues Gslsane Bet pair Bans and
the Magnetic Fluid and from wearing the
oegln 10 improve IN health. am was
previous 10 ny sickness and that can
suner any fatigue would abo that amer COM
Eeneing the Use of the Galvanie Belt hole
OF the umoers OF three dwelling. consider Dr. Crse
"avanie ana Magnetic remedies Invaluable and have
made the above statement voluntarily natter OF duty to
the afflicted. GEORGE GATES
No. 100. Church street Nev. Ynrk
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daughter Of Mr. H.rlm Booth residing in wuliamsburTh
L. afflicted sp Affection for four y, AIS becoming
most helpless from lis eff The disease considered be
yond cure by physicians A. yanc Belt and
Strengthening Pas tried and within Two month. from M
ppeauon OF The articles her own physeb
Peres he1h The lady has since been married
Every column in ihis with similar testimo
IN al Nervous Complaints matter no
they be- the efficacy Dr. Chres genuine alvaDie am
ees - truly wonderful 49,
S1- Only agents for Richmond
DUVAL & PURCELL. Druggists IA Main 81
FOR sale In Wythevile, only by WV. II. srILLEE
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RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS, DYS-
PERSIA

The following from clergyman known and OF di.n
guished attachments and reputation
srDsrS, N. J. July ID, 1886.
DR. A. H. CHnisuE-Dear Doctor: promised commune
with you respecting the effects Of application your
Kings and Magnetic Fluid in The
shot TO justify speaking positively
neny Of but that
Gayane Belts and Bracelets
plants have been suspendd suffered chronic
nam bronchitis and dyspepsia and felt satisfied
orders all connected
tenn have had Of the dyspepsia app
cation OF your Belt &c nothing worth
ehs o have been enabled Of NV
tora duties Of preaching visiting &c much surprise
congregational and have had buI
masu have enjoyed far, exemption
mades distressing they than been my enjoy
for years cannot be too gr.f God providence
has directed you.
The immediate design Of this letter Of the
same Kind OF assistance for Two Of people. Many
gregauon effected with disorders NV
be permanent many win be led apply you rres,
county charge IN the STATE and has electrified $50
TO speak entirely.
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DOGGET & ANDERSON,
- PAPFn HANGERS

AND uPHoLsTERERS, No. 1 @, GOVERNOR ST.
III AVE Just received large and beautiful as
- sormen u French and American Paper Borters
Green's venetian and common Window Blinds
shsdrs Plain and Cooured MaHE maby other artee n
our hne Of business which have rr,at care
suit We tls " his community We respectfully soho ear from
our ends aud he public generally disposed 70 sen on
" Setsouabe terms the city we are always ore
pared 70 auend 10 any wuft line pDneuay and the
sireie'' desire 70 awe satisfaction an 2o-d1a,
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NOTICE OF BOOKS
RECEIVED AT 81 MAIN STREET,
By DRINkER IL MORRIS,
Booksellers, StatiOners, and Dealers i'm
Piano FOrtes, Music, &c.

n
PIANO FOrtes, Music, &c.
HE LIFE OF GEN TAYLOR ruus anee
II doie' and embellishments; soc
No Greatest Plague Of Life Adventures Of LADY in
search OF good servant;
k'.ang up APPEARANCES Tale for the Rich and Poor BY
7 : Arthur, 57e ' -
No Dombey Il Son; &c
Toe heaut'fal WIDOW, Novel. BY T Arthur; Csc
Ise Mineral Springs Of Virginia, with Maps together with n
man; 62e ' v % VO'
Life and Correspondence Of Joseph Reed Military Secretary Of
washington at Cambudge Adltani General OF The
Army &C. By his Grand son, WIN Reed, vols svo $50
hankng Abset OF the Medical syo including
lsS5-46; $50
The Life OF Wesley and Rise Progress OF Mebod b
ucn, BY Rev Cum. A y -
Orors Of the AEe-eomprisinR portraits critical and
cal BY G " Funcis Esq soc
The Correspondence Miscea aies Of ths Hon sui,h
ID, formerly Governor Of Conaeeteut 81
The lawyer Daughter, by J Adm ID u, &c
lAe Hour and the Man-an romance BY Harriet Mar
tineau. soc
Or odeOek Receipt Book notes for the preservation Of
health. csc
year in Spain, by Mackenzie rs.
Speculation, novel, by MiEs Pardoe: soc
Memoirs Of Baron Ouvisr, by Mrs r Lee; csc
voyage OF te rvet Amazon, including Al Para BY
w II Edwards, 81 10y
h'de aud Border Sketches legends Of the Cpeyot. and
the Lammsmuir BY w Marwen 57e
Nos - and IL Martin, By sue: ice
No % Pictorial England.
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N0TICE.
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

Successors OF VIZ. Robert Gwammey.
~ &. GWATHMEY and w. w. GWATH-
- My hava THIS day formed Coparnohip under the Gr
~ u. q. GWArHMEY a co.
Their husue will b. exclusively Commissiou
II touHfy Prues rrHrayand they the Old sand
near shoekoc Warehouse oceup BY Robert Gath
ney and have keWse engaged the Mr. Tempe Gwn
mey who is 30 wo known the public Of TaSsss
BE- pafcd 70 reasonable advances on proper in
hand and hope By asduiy and business 10 share
a fair portion Of public patronage v e. CWArUury
Richmond, lot Dec. 80 II w w. CWATuvEy
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NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
sAsuEL HArsAT, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent the above Company prepared To
receive applications for Life Insurance for Of the period,
named, year, years life; and
exceeding single life The OF Insurance for all
Of the intermediate years noted the above advertisement
well all other Information those desiring effect
Insurance. will also be made known application The avan
offered by this Company believed be equal
those offered other either the u e Great
Britain. II. g. GWATHMEY.
Physician the soeey-the Family Physician Of party
whose . Insured. Aft
II INEN SHIRTS.-Just hand, Linen Shirts at SO n
- piece Also Cotton Shirts co with n full
OF Hosiery and Gloves FLEETS uptown Clothing
I5s Main OF Exchange Bank Richmond Va
nYE STUFFS.-Logwood Red Wood, Cop.
~ Blue Stone Alum Nader Indigo, sale by
PURCELL LADD,
mig -NayOs Bridge.
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IA detallof The eare, anuded to here foIlow..l


May Gods blessing attend dear Doeto
and you afford relief in these there number
Of o'hers who will apply Very truly yours,
ROBERT w. Lands.
" Several letters been received from the Rev Mr.
Lands whose health has improve ana many of his
rF'
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- DIS recently patented Five the North com
panied oy numerous certificates superiority over All other, An
ihsonueh az completely moth and an otber in
ana me hers can be removed 70 mother with
them and without faDger. are eheap .apl.
en'uueuon and durable The they bav. yyen
Wherever they have been used that Tor
H OF those painters and oiher To
money ~ The bee culture, they unyaed The ,ub.r
TO make and yend Hives and dpo gbt,
in the State OF virginia. "a RaInxSrn gyms
my2I 70 90 80
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for the Jaly IN. room. h. now o.eupe. owe,
o.. store They are IN good Ors-LO-e the d hO
uabe Tor professional to.e upper story
o'ass sleeping rooms, one having bath ataehsd
els PEYToS JOHNSTON.
FOR LEASE OR RENT.
ME FIVE Tenemsnts LINDEN SQUARE being just now
complicated and three Of them remain
ing t' for Lease Rent To rood will be made
n.i-Ssiop Apply to Cot Stafford Parker Me-.r. Henry
Jno James Co. or to the subscriber. opposite Exchange
nsn.- lexx-a JAMIs BRfTHERs Gu.
ri tNOR RENT. The house at present oc-
49, sop'sd BY T. T. Winston. Church III ,eoner Of
most pleasant portions OF the city very noSerae or terms
my 2I-d JONES WINSTON
a large kitchen. Apply to ' ''' -''
my Ia-d RoBr MOTT.
G1a NOR RENT, and possession given lat
the ,ue.eute".
my 81 w.M.a e.. E. C. HARRISON.
ETa EOR RENT-and possession given in a
sAlA few days-A neat and rSpdome r,ssn.e n., m.
corner Of I'd and Main miy Apply to
NP ~ RICH'D HILL jr.
FOR RENT.
WE desirable family residence occupied by
the subscriber Possession immediately. Apply to
mas HENRY FISHER.
IN FOR SALE.-A very desirable resi-
dehee about one mile Nor;hwe, of the city with
acres or land attached The eonaodous
and within few walk OF the Baptist College.
For ',T%i which will be made accommodating. apply to
HILL, Il.
FOR RENT.
~ The wooden dwelling house on Grace
Street between 4,h present occupied by Mrs.
Drew. -
The reHt is seso and May
h who wish TO rent house calling
AZ Ut FRY 4 co.
e. ENOR RENT.-The brick dwelling house
al present occupied by Mr. suIes on Graes
h' house has three the first floor. dry
basement and OF chambers with small garden
Asn' 800 and possession may be had on l't April
mist n. w. ]. J. FRY co.
EE1 FOR RENT.-The desirable Dry Goods
store formerly occupied by SIR r. II. jenkins corner
OF MAN and 18th IN
the best style and with every whoeaae and
Dry Goods business. Possession be Immediately.
mn So-u w a. Fry 4 CO.
- ENOR RENT.-The upper part of Tenc-
tIAL ment occupied by w Mar,han 4 Co opposite the
lehniond and FredeueksburE Dspot For apply
mn % VALENTINE, BREEDEN a CO.
EyA ENOR RkNT-Two STORES under the
ELL Exchange Hotel well suitet Grocery or Fancy
stores Possession Immediately; apply OF 20
HW Nv FRY
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NOTlCE,

4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRtE who my employment for several years
and will continue business of 18Th and Cary
street under the STYLE ANDERSON CO. for the purpose Of
conflicting and General Commission buines
for the sale OF Groceries Domee Cotton Yarns &C
well as the staple products the State and have
Fagsi the services MIR DAVID ANDERSON JT ~ conduct the
grocery OF said business His expert
enec and Of the business too well
them and have also mad; an
with FRED ANDERSON aid in the manage
ncn OF the tobacco been familiar aud
timaeiy acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal advances will be- made do
esc goods tobacco wheat corn, pig and articles OF
general trade. WM hNDEhSON, IT,
February ls, lSi7.
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.
THE subscribers offer for sale at low prices a
s,se ,.Ss%es, Of caIpss'e'' Tools consisting part
Hand. Panel sash and Key Hole saws
s sns and cAoppins tIa,shst.
Broad Are. and Drawing HALVES
fteei Biade Iron
Braces and Bits. Cast Steel Nail Hammers
Bor Wood and Ivory Fodns Rates
co"passes Divideu caiiper, &C, Ae
CLARKsoN 4 GARDNER
myIs No. III. Broad Street sisa OF the Han ss~
RACON-2o ibid. Bacon sidcs shoulders.
BY 10000 lbs Hog sund in 'or, and daily
M oLassEs-.o hhds Prime W. Aoa..s.
nyss WILLIAMS . a%xgLl.
SUGAR-Is htds. bsss quaiIy 3, Croir
@y2s WILLIAMS HAxALI.
RRANDY-iO hall Pipe, Iniiaii,l Bandy
VS. DO pure French WILL DE- o. .lssy
EGHORN HATS.-Received by the Mari
eta Burr large a-ornent OF MEMS LsrSOrs and Pedal
Hat Also Boy. LeshoIa and P:ai Ha,osher beau
@ys1 JUDAH MYERS. No. 81 W. NJ street,
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS,
NO. log. Main Street, Richmond. Va
HAVE received a desirable Spring supply oS
- DRY GOODS and HARDWARE In their d.par,ment Of
Plaid and Fancy Drlinss
Fancy and Cotton Cassimercs
Vest shape, y-stinEs
DAB d'ete and other Coaii-s-
White cambre.. Bishop Lawn.
SWISS and Null Muslns
hshburton End Iaees
New nyIe Lawns nc GInRhams
Victoria
Engiish and American Print.
Ladies fancy Crayats
- Victoria shaw.
In 'hsI dePanH-'i for HARDWARE. ~mbs found
housesole and Key'd Anvil.
Smiths Bellows % o 40 inehe.
Darng's Grain and Grass seythes
Waldron's genuine
hHes and Rowlands Spades aud Shovel.
Hsrper's Hay and Manure Forl.
Cut and wrought Nails
Castinss Houe Shoes Mails
Tin Plates, epeler Ind
Braziers ard sheaihag Copper
Russia Englnh and Amereaa sh.., len.
Black and timed Iron Bran and eoupe, VIZ,
NAyor 4 Us Steel, Cart Shear and Blr,r ,sa,,
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Riebmona Daily fnbie.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT M. ELIJOTr, Associate Editor.
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RICHMOND, MONDAY, JUNE %, ls47.

IL OOMS TO RENT.-The subscriber offers
for rent from JAY. now oeeupe. over
hs store They good oTder-ILo-e
uabe Tor professional to.e upper story
ot'aee 'eeping rooms, one having ba m attached
Jel peyTOS JDuSSrox
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CURE FOR WHOOPING COUGH.

IME-LIME-s5O Lime remaining un-old Of sehoonr
y Mount NrnOns cargo, for sale from vessel Dock.
M 10 RANKIN A wnrTLOCR.
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Later from New NIcyicO.

The ST. Louis Republican, of the 26th.
contains letter from Independence, Mo-,
dated February 18th, which gives The Ia,
test intelligence from New Mexico.
Among the items Of importance is a full
account confrmatory of the engagement
between COL Doniphan,'s regiment and
the Niexicans, abou, Fifty miles above Ell
Passo del Norte. COL D. was on his wav
to join Gen. Wool, at Chihuahua. When
within about fifty miles Of Passo del Norte,
they observed body of Mexicans approach
ing them with a black flag. Doniphan
halted, and sent out an Interpreter to know
what was meant by it. The answer was
demand tor an unconditional surrender.
Col. Doniphan asked fifteen minutes to
think OF the matter; and in less than the
time asked formed his men in battle array,
and at the time ordered his men, as soon as
they formed, to squat close 10 the ground,
which they did. The Mexicans fred
Doniphan did not return the fire, hoping to
avoid battle. The Menicans fired again,
which wounded several Americans. Doni.
phan thinking it little more serious than
at first, ordered his men to fire, which they
did, with considerable effect. The Mexicans
stood but one fire from our unerring marks
men. They broke ranks and scattered in
confusion, leaving thirty killed on the field
Doniphan had about six hundren men with
him at the time, and they report that there
were twelve hundred Mexicans. None of
the Americans were killed-seven were
wounded.
The priests at Santa F'e had planned an
insurrection, but had been detected, and
twenty of them arrested, all of whom it was
supposed would be executed.
James Magofin, an adopted citizen of
Mexico, had been taken by the Mexicans
at chihuahua, with papers and dispatches
from Gen. Wool, on his person. He was
to be tried as traitor. The American
army had suffered much from typhus fever.
which was sweeping the soldiers off daily.
The winter at Santa Fe had been the
coolest ever experienced there Nine men
were frozen to death.
It was feared the l2O teamsters who left
Santa Fe for the States, in November, had
all perished, as no intelligence had been
heard of them:
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expected of this division. From what can
learn, the plan is to land in small boats off
SACRIFICES, take the city at the point of the
bayonet, and throw shells into the castle or
starve them out We shall hear it all
in good TIME: by way of your city, for
understand this is the last steamship we
will have, going from here to New Orleans,
TOR long time-not until after Vera Cruz
will have been taken.
We have had change in the Commis-
sary departmenthere. Lieut.. w. H. French,
OF the lst artillery, who has been acting
Commissary at this depot for the last s
months, applied to Gen. Scott, the other day,
to be relieved he is now attached to Capt.
Taylor's battery, Co, K, lst artillery; you
may expect to hear some thing brilliant,
some thing "ieetle" extra of this battery,
for French is star, and second to no off,
Ger in the army. II the Mexicans don't
Kill him the first apop" he will render a
good account of himself Capt William
Fl. Churchill is now our Commissarv,
Capt G. is the spme who distine uished
himself at the battle Palo Alto, who gave
the Mexicans "Jesse" with the l8-pounders.
manned" with oxen. He is a splendid
officer-tis pity to keep him out of the
field. NJ
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SPRING GOODS.
R. HI. & w. A: NnrIIuv,

Respectfully invite the attention of purchasers I'd
their stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
now on hand which have been bought for CASH,
ON the most accommodating terms.
Their stock composes most that is desirable in the
various branches Of their business consisting in
part part of the following:
Rich printed Jaconets, do do Lawns ahd Cambrics,
Do colored fg'd Barreges,
Scotch and muslin Ginghams,
White and colored Embroidered muslin Robes: a
-, beautiful article for evening dresses,
Black Barreges, do Satin striped Marqucsans,
10 Ginghams and Lawns,
hlch French worked muslin Collars and Chimisettcs
10 embroidered muslin Scarfs,
Fine and super English Long Cloths Id. CID.
20 ~ - ~ Ia brown and blched Sheetngs,
IL Ia Irish Linen Sheetinps
A Fsne Stock of Diapers,
Bioliis supor Broad Cloths
SUPER black French Cashmere;
Do do do Dooskin,
Drap DEte, French aud English plain and fancy
marsees, silks and satin Vestngs,
Z. hne lot stuffs for boys and servants wear,
Fur, Wool, Panama, Leghorn and Palm Hats.
Boots and Shoes.
Gents super calf Boots, do kip peg'd Boots,
ladies Ii! white, colored and black kid Slippors,
Misses and boys shoes.
Hardware.
carolina, Elwells and Bradcs Hoes,
collins pat. Axes, do Broad Axes
Cast and German Steel, single and double barrel
shot Guns, '''o'
Augcrs' Chisels, Saws, drawing Knives, mill and
cross-cut Saws, &C. &c.
Books.
complete stock of school Books,-beautiful
COPIES IN calf and gilt of Byron: milton, Rogers,
Gahnpch, oung, Hemans, Shakespeare SC.
'osePhus works, ID Aubignes history Reformation,
McMahons Gardner, and many msceilancous works
A handsome lot Of Jemeiry,
Crockery, Saddlery, Groceries.
MULCH lth, lo4I. 3tf
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We have rumors nj.

Elements of St. Juan. We have rumors ri.
so IN camp that an attack is pronosed
against the little town before mentioned
q cannot now remember the long name !
If this is so we will have quite nice lille
excursion. We are anxious for tive
wish to know what kind of men we are ~
fight. A few hundred troops will be quite
sufficient
rms Mexican coast is one of the most
dangerous known to navigators. ONLY a
lew days before our arrival here, a vessel
transporting the Louisiana troops was
wrecked. l suppose you have seen full
account OF the circumstances. Ali the
troops arrived Safe. at Tampico except one
he was taken prisoner by the Mexicans.
and treated with great Kindness. They
sent him to the Island a few davs before
our arrival here. The poor fellow was
buried yesterday. We have also heard
some rumors of peace, and some saw we are
not to leave this little Island until we en-
bark foI our homes. This rumor think
is entirely groundiess, but you know better
as to the truth than we can. We never
see paper or hear single item of news.
Our knowledge is confined to the events
which na transpire on this little spot of ground.
The Alhambra, the transport conveying
the remaining companies Of our Regiment,
came into oportyeslerday evening. Previous
to her arrival we were very uneasy for fear
she had met with some misfortune. She
sailed from Mobile bay the same morning
that we did. She was out. however, Sc.
venteen days. Capt. McGowen and Col.
Tiiman were on board, and from their ac-
counts: they must have had very rough
time. They are both we'll and in fine spi-
rits.
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Abbeville Sheriff Sales.
APRILI

APRILt
by virtue Of slndty Wnts Of FIRE FAo1As.
70 me directed, will be sold at Abbev;un
next.
l Tract of land in the district aforesaid.
bounded by the: Hon. D. L. Wardaw, Little
River, T P Huger, w H McCaw, and Ed.
mond Iiiman, containing 1924 acres more
or less. This land will be- sold in four sepa.
rate tracts. TO be designated on day Of sale,
SOL OH the following term: One third cash
the balance in two equal annual instalments. g.
Gan G,,n interest % from the date, payable annually
3ses (i' required) for. the purchase money. lie.
e'ed on as the property OF w C Smith. a, the
suit OF Henry Cuttino and others. -
2oO Acres more or less, bounded by
Abram Haddon, JOHN Stevenson and others.
ieVIrd on as the property Of w s Robertson: !:
others. - :. A''' "nu ~
Terms Cash. A. 6. HAWTHORN Sheriff. :sSj
Sheriff's Office, Abb. c. H., March iith. Is47.
March IL ,st. 3 q = j =, 4 "a ,..l =,
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The young Jack Bill.


The subscriber respectfully offers to his friends and
the public generally, the services of his excellent
YOUNG JACK BILL the present season.
He was sired by an imported Malta Jack ID
hands inches high, and came ont of large Jen-
net, ID hands and half high Bill was four years
old last September, and is now ID hands high ha
wing two inches and half according to his height,
yet to grow he is black and remarkably we'll for
med.
He will stand at o. the leap, Sc the season, and
$s9 to insure. Any person putting two or moro
mares, can have them insured at SO each. The
same terms are offered to companies of five mares
provided ono person of the; company becomes re-
sponsible for all: The transfer of any mare after
putting her;to the Jack Will not exempt the owner
from the published terms. Twenty i've cents to
the Groom will be required in each case. a 4.
~, The leap and season money will be due at the
end OF the season, which will be- the 18th of June.
and the money, as sopn as IL Is ascerta.
ed that the mare u with foal. q. ~ VI
Ths JACK coipMnsl,es 81 tiis seaAon on Monday The
8 5tii ~ March Oh "Wednesday she
= And; ID. u near NsyE ssksf.
~ ass slgt md the ststlls svSry
BIS 4 4 i.isls g g lteG sAcKE.ss.5s .5
ssens
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Correspondence flhe Da.lg Delta, s.. /,
Gen. SCOTS departufe-Gen ]: Worth's Di..
,vision-Plan of the dltack--L Lieutenant
French Capt. Churchill
Vi BRAzos ST JAeo, Texas, Feb. 2s, Is47.
EDlroRs DELTA--I avail myself of the
departure of the steamship Washington to
droryou a line, just to let you know how
we are getting on down here. Brazos ST.
yago is falling of, in its conseqnences--but
last week II was Headquarters Hf fthe army
-Generai scoit left for Tampico, ON the
Massach chtlss.ts on the 4 9Th inst. General
.sW!.orth's & Division, afl shay wing embarked
except the sth infantry and part 81 the 2nd
artiilery, leave here today on ths steam.
chip iabama for hos he is moi, going! io
'vait torl lhe dfsgo go5ns, as tits Supposed ataeir
seEyisaS h1ot e
ssns diiisisi f,siist Of abont
hiars,l All sttfriisd Who have
s. - &c ~. ~
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Administrators Sale.

win be sold in Pckens District, at theslate resi-;
aenSe e OF baily Barton Esq, decd, ON the 23d day
o., o. March, inst, and days following THIRTY
THREE LIKELY NEGROEs, consisting of
men, p, women, boys and girls; one a good
i BLACKSMITH k%n and one Miller. 10000 lbs. Ba-
con, 500 lbs Lard, 100 head CT Hogs, 10 Horses,
70 head "a Of Cattle, stall-fed Bceves, yoke Of
Oxen, 30 Sheep, $500 bushels of Corn, 10000
bundles Fodder, 300 dozen Oats, 40 bushels Peas:
50 bushels Rye, quantity Sf Shucks and Straw,
l Still, /! set Blacksmith tools, fine set Cabinet
tools, four-horse Wagons, OK Cart, / fine Bug
gy, Carryall, fine Saddles, Farming tools Of
every description. Household and Kitchen furni.
ture, 8 Beaureau's, (new and 'fne,) new Side
Boards, set of new Tables; large lot of Walnut,
Cherry, Maple and Pine Lumber, 500 lbs. Cotton,
large lot of ready sawed house Lumber, 10000 new
Boards; besides great number Of other articles
too numerous to mention, on credit OF twelve
months. Bonds or Notes with approved security
will be required for the purchase money, except
sums under FIVE dollars which must be paid in Cash
JANE BARTON, Administrators,
P. ALEXANDER, Administrator.
Pickens Dist. S. c., March Cd, ls47:
MARCH III. 2 tsd