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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-04

South Carolina has los, another of the
heroic sons under whose lead She has sent
her soldiers 10 battle. Another sacrifice
la. been made, Vet another victim offered
up 10 the eloues Of Churuhusco, already
too dearly earned. The gallant behavior
OF Col Dickinson has been most conspicu.
Gus throughout the campaign. In the
leading at Vera Cruz, owing 10 his fearless
exposure Of himself, he was the first off.
Ger wounded. Pfior to the battles Of the
18th anj I9h August, when II seemed as
/ il our Regiment MAS about 70 be doomed
10 an inglnrl0us inactivity, his ambitious
splul burned TO be uedrtr the 4 iShng Of
the guns /. ard he sought through the 10.
terven,lon OF Col. BulIer, place upon the
staff Of the brave and accomplished Worth.
And when the hour did come, Tor which
his soul had SO long and impatIentty claf.
ed, how CALAMITY did he bear himself IL
The storm Of the battle To him there
vas a music IA lis roar, and a rapture in
It's strife. After tie fate Of the amented
Butter, lie bore alotl the proud emblem o.
his State al he head Of the Regimen, IN
al stricken down with the wound which
has 50 unhappiy aud to US SO unexpected
j. proved mortal.
We knew Gil Dickinson well as
member Of our Leg stature, 10 which b,
represented kcrshaw District. He was
clear, direct and animated speaker, an
took lis place IN the ioromas, rank amoa.
the young members. The most aeuofou
disposition seemed to animate has breast
he would not give offence, s'lll ess won't
7 hc submit to il. Ils friends loved him, 70
they knew him 10 he true aud reliable /
al emergencies But Of all things, l.
seemed most faed f3r the soldiers career
lis noble and towering jafm, lbs maui
( bearing, bis cool bn az the same tin,
mpul-vc and daunl'e,s spitil, and The r.
Z solve which fired lis heart 70 via roHaW
lpr himself aud for the tllg under which Il
J was 50 proud 70 s'rnd-ai combined
make hn loader around whom bra,
mea might he proud 10 rally. lie was
I truth the soul Of honor and Of ehlyalfy.
Poor y cklnsou lIe has left behg
d him those who were dcarcr 20 ham Via
,fn Mas ,tey fad something ol cons
( lalian 10 his glorious career, aud the syn
i palhtcs and gratitude OF our people
e Eeeuiag Ntrs.
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IIGuTISG FARsoN.

We have seen il stated ,uat one Of the
companies from Mississippi, at Bnena Nis-
"a, was commanded by Methodist MINIS.
Ter. Just before the blil!e commenced,
and whilst tie troops we're forming, It IS
said he delivered The following p'by prayer
at the head Of his company
Ee with Us this day in the conflict oh
Lord We are few, and the enemy are
many. Re With Us as ihon vast with josh.
~, when he went down from Gllgal to
BeIhhoron and Alalou, 70 smtc The Amor.
ties. We donol ask lhce for The sun and
moon 10 stand still, bat grant Us plenty q
powder, plenty If daylight, and no COW.
ards. Take old Rough and Ready under
Thy special charge. Amen March.
His company performed prodigies OF
/ the field that day.-N. u. Nodoaal.
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Later from Vera Cruz.

By the arrival OF the steamer James l..
Day at New Orleans On tho 23J ult. We
have live days later news from Vera Cruz
By this arrival We learn that Santa Anna
had taken possession ofpucbla with 5000,
men and summoned Col Chldslo surfen.
der giving him the privilege IL marching
out w,ih the houofs Of var AMI forming q
junction either with Gen. Scott or Tie 4.
mencan forces at perutc. In reply 10 this
summons Col. Childs declined marching
out. The American works we're then as.
sauhed, but With little effect, bu, puchIa
Suffered from beng bombardcd. SANTA An.
ua fading !, impossible to drive Colone'
Chi!ds from hts position, started on the -
uli With 1000 men and 3 pieces Of atil
lefy, to attack the American tram which
le(t JAapa on the 1t ul, bat before ar
ring a. TepeyahuaIco las designs wete
frustrated BY al his men leaving hin et
cepi 80 hassuts d his personal guard
The details Of the ness a,.l be gwen il
or next.
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Charlotte ~ =. &. Rail Road.

L. Garnet aud - \ ms have been
selected as engineers for this road. They
had progressed With the survey as l,r b.
Chester % Saturday. Oae u them Vas
IN town lost week, but made Very short
stay. We understand that he renrescnts
the location between Charlotte aud Column
bla a. very favorable. The road vii
cross ,hr Calawba near the Nation Ford.
II iscSpcc,cd that the survey VII be com.
plotcd about he goth instant, bot no cstl.
mate has been made II the probable cost.
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REMARKS.
DAILY REPORT OF TIE STATE OF
THE COLUMBIA MAREET.

COTTON When We ciosad oar lost report
on Tuesday evening il viii lie reeolieclrd that
He left tie Cotton Market very s-m al nar r1r.
tations o! ? 9 cents per To-. During Wcdnca.
day and THURSDAY, the demand vas very brisk,
and in some instances sellers g1taiHud a Sigh.
Advantage ovcr buyers, bat On tic halter evening,
the accounts from Liverpool 70 tae 9Th instant,
came 10 hand, Snoring dcela0 in cotton ia
that market, Of to "a. pei TO-, and also uumcr.
Gus extensive failures, with very light money
market and high rate Of interest. These &C.
counts were 50 contrary 90 what wls expected.
that they completely paralyzed car market and
FOR some tiae on Friday morning. business was
at a stand, as buyers and Sc iets coala not agree
On the decline that should be submitted to but
as TIE Day advanced, They Caae 10 terms, and
l25 bales ~crs sold al deolin. Of ! per cent per
10. on the prices current the day previous. Ma
ny Of the planters, however, preferred storing
their cotton, rather than subni; 10 a decline Of /
per ceut per TO- Saturday, there we're only a tow
bales IN market, which were sold at the Driceg
current on Friday. Monday, the market oooned
under very untayoTab!e influences. The letters
, rom Charleston on Sunday evening we're very
diScourag!ng, representing tha. market as in n
> very depr ssed state and best cotton selling at 9
cents, and few buyers even al that prize. Tues
daT he market was rather more animated than
ioT The past three days, and prices 4 shade high.
3 er We no" quote ordinary. none; niddIinr s
to :. tar, q to -4 choice, $. The saes Of
the week foot up l,956 bales, as follows:
( HEDNrEaAr, oct. 20ih.-5a7 bales. at 3 to %
Prices Toe same as those current Tuesday.
THuRsDAr, alst.-C16 bales. sold al 9 h az
the market very firm, and prices SHADE big5.
CT than those current Yesterday.
fHIrNY, -2nd.-l2S bales sold at et3 ST.
decline OF ! cent on the prices Of Yesterday.
SATURDAY. 22i.-2t bales sold atzt ia So
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VOLUNTEERING.

Capt WIN. J. Pace, ot the \, c. vol.
nntaer regiment, who was sent home Ia
Get new recruits, informs as that w,th tour
or five weeks active cverlIons at different
places be has not been able to obtain the
fra one.
Cant. Williamson, Of the same regl-
ment, who also came N on tho recruiting
service. has, We learn obtained one man
IN the Western part of the State.
Capt. Cameron, who was authorized by
tho President 10 raise an extra company III
the State provided 1t could he done by the
18th Of October, bat vas subsequently al
lawcd uutll the 10Th of November to do It,
had but 20 men enlisted on the llih IN.
stan'.- ~ iimiagion Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-04

Interesting Incident in tie life Of Gen.
Taylor. After the last war, aud the army
was disbanded, President Madison retain,
ed General Taylor then Bfeyet Mayor,
with the rank of Captain; which he de-
clncd to accept, and resigned his commits.
sion IN the army, retiring to private life,
He was soon after Informed that he had
been reinstaled as MAJOR; the newly ap'
pointed officer Immediately took the field,
and has been in active service almost the
third Of a century, until he was doomed
to isuob'o ease at Walnut Springs by the
present Administration. ". q. Nat
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CU1rInffP:
THURSDAY. November &. IsIz

90 We make no apology for occupying
50 much Of the paper this week with the
details Of the news from Mexico. We be.
leve they will be read BY most Of our
readers with as much in,efes, as any hing
We could lay before them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-04
BISHOP oNbERnoyks CASE.

On Tuesday last, in the Protestant EMS.
copal Convention, sitting in New York,
vote vas taken upon the first branch Of a
proposition submitted by Nr. J. r. Iueer-
soil, lhata Diocese whose Bishop Is inIe-
fnitelv SUSPENDED las in the case Of that Of
New York may proceed to elect another
Bishop. Il was lost BY the following vote,
leach Diocese having one vote.
Ayes Clergy Noos-CiergY II
inity 10 Laity IL
DfgileG-'lcrgy g. Latly /.
The second branch Of Mr.. lngorsoIO' 5
plan, providing for the restoralion Of the
suspended Bishop, on testimonials and by
a constitutional vote Of tie Diocese, Was
lost by fIiy rs large a vote.
The New York Commercial thinks il
probahe hat lhe cauon authorizing ,us
fragan Bishop w,ll ultimately prevail
Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-04

All the counties "a this Stale have been
NJ length hoard from. The precise ma.
iafi.y ct tic Gubcrnat1rJal candidate, how.
ever, Is not yet known. Il soon As q Is,
we shalt publish the entire vote. The
Legislature Is thus divided:
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.EgEsClifi2El.fIE.

A MEETING Of the members Of the Neck
"a Ieubarg Agricultural Society is desired on
Tuesday the 26lh instant, being Tuesday of our
County Court, a the Court.IIou. IN Charlotte, at
the hour ct o'clock. a plactull and lull atten-
dance IS expected by the members, as business of
Importance vi come mp before the Society prepa.
ratory 10 the Annual Fair. Farmers DESTROYS Of
attaching themselves to the Society," will have the
opportunity Of doing SO on that day and will have
the privilege Of competing for premiums.
By order Of the President
.-- wv. HAMPTON, Ssc'v.
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Aidy.dc camp Duies.-Whon carryio

Aids.dc camp D0ties.-Whon carrying
orders let your eye be directed to the very
point aimcdat YOU have nothing to do
with the flying shots, # they have moth
inn 10 do with you. If you should lose
your horse, travel on foot. If you should
lose leg, You must hop on one. II you
should lose both, you must try how you
can travel on the other extremity But
should you loso your headt you had better
stop, Tor YOU cdnho, deiirer a rerbdl mes
suge.- Yankee Blade
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-04
NOT ALL FRESHMEN.

The Neir York Police Reeisttr, shows
hot the desertcrs from the American Ar.
nv who were taken, and part ofldem eve
cuted, near the city Of Mexico, we're not
an lrshmen. II gives the names and
places Of nallyly Of each, and classes
them A. follows: Americans o. lrlshmen
"a, Germans lG, Scotch 4. and ono.each
from Enefud, Nova Scol.a, France and
Poland. Thus It seems Americans must
share largely in the ojlum attached to
these offenders,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-04

had succeeded 10 throwing b.-infantry and
hight troops into the city what would have
become Of the trains aad public properly
ii the army Can this adyenturer ,slil
Where would have been the prudence Of
leaving Two strong furtrcsses uureduced.
and which IN all likelihood, would have led
10 the complete destruction OF the army
aad the total defeat Of the whole cam.
paign Bot this is so well answered N
the subloncd communication, taken from
the Charleston Courier, that shall say
nothing more on the subject.
4 The truth Of the matter seems 10 be
this. This elter-wr,er, a forward imper.
tlnent Yankee, expects through his quail
tiles as a writer, TO inlrude his opinions up.
on the officers Of the army. Gen Scott,
high minded, honorable man, impressed
with the necessity Of supporting the dignl.
" Of the profession, pays hin % respect.
Hence, the qn,ruous communications Of
g.. W. X. A.
Ffon he Courier.
NrasEs Furnrs: A low me 10 rivo. through
your columns, an opinion touching tle move
nenis II our tny m Us approach 10 and cap.
tire OF tie ci'y Of Mexico. which vii prevent,
tattef myself division Of PoP1lar sentiment
on the mastery gcneralslap connected with
! them Many asscr. and fear too often upon
the authority 81 a good correspondent bu, not
remarkable soldier Mr. kfSuall, that Gen.
Sestf was q a'ama 6..t b not marching d.
reftiv nr0r Il q rIfy after ffte Ialfffs az Fpr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-04

OUR MAEkET.-TAe cotton ;aarket las
been completely unsettled by lie late news from
Europe ~ present it would be useless 20 give
q1otatigns-a few bales were so,1 Or Mcrday At
{! cents.
Corn sells at Is TO 80 cents.
Fodder t2l BACON aone.-0a'5 1ato s. c;s,
--CamIsa Journal.
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The Danyilic Rail EOaI.

Subscriptions to the Ran Road from
Redmond 10 D4ny,le IS progressing very
hyorIbly. We see that meeting favor
ios ,his road ,s to be held IN Greensboro 4,
y. G. When tbc Charlotte and $. {.
Raj Road and the DAnst'e Road Is com
plctcJ, shat can prevent q union OF The
Two Roads Nothing. And should this
take place wc have 20 doubt i w,l be
the prtacipll thoroogh.la'c from North 10
South.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINE,

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLrNBURG COUNTY.
BH Of Injunction in Equity.
Jos. II, wilson; Jas. P. Henderson, John
Irwin and W. W. Fins,
Henry Hea;horn James Maguus, Geo. d.
LongslaF john Psnman, John B. S. Har.
rIs, Henry Ocou, Dan Alexander, Wm.
A. Harris and John NJ. Morrison.
wEHEREAS, Henry Heatborn, Jas.
w MaRous, Geo, D. LougstaG, John
Peumau and Henry Olcolt, defendants in
this case, do not reside within the limits OF
this State, Il IS Ordered, that publication
be made SIX weeks in a pubic ne ) spaper,
giving them notice that they be and appear
at our next Court Of Equity, to be held fox
Neck'euburg county, at the Court House in
Charlotte, on the Ita Monday after The 4,a
Monday IN September next, to answer the
several matters set forth ia SAID Bal, other
wise the Bill vii be taken pro conesao and
heard ex parte as to them.
Witness, d. K. Dunlap, Clerk and Mas.
Ter in Equity, al office Ia Charlotte, the 4,h
Monday OF February, ls47.
d. Il. DUNLAP, {, " e.
OcI. 1. PrHter's Zee SOS, t6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-02
BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.

IL ACoN-3oOO pounds Western cured Bacon hog Iound re-
- eeived on consignment ard for sale BY
my 81 p ~ Cpr-up
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-02

BY Williams a HaxsIi.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY the 9Th O'Clock will b. sold in
front Of Auction Store-
Suietiy prime ST. Croir Sugars
do. do
do Cuba Mu.covado 10
Prime New Orleans holas-es barrel.
do West India do in Ihds
do Western Bacon sides
do do DO Shoulders
do do Hams
do Green Lsguayra Coffee
do 90 RIO
do old Java d.
do old Maacaibo do
Northern Apple Bpndy
Oard, Dupuy & Co. CognSe Brandy
Limitation do in half nine,
EEtn Pine Gunpowder Tea IN haf Chests
DO DO Powehong do DO do
Prime Ind q fegs
SlsoE's .uTerior Challenge Backing
Sicily Madeira Wine. 4e. kc
TEAHs-urde 500, cash 500 and over, for az
proved paper. je2 w. L H. Auet,
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STRATTON,S OFFICE,
No. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man!

Let all the world what they
For selling Prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. of New Jercy, No. a, May 25th:
Is SIS 10 81 81 lS 40 AZ IS 81 4.
Ticket Nos Is AZ A. Prize Of 100 dollars sold and paid by
sTRATToN
Drawn Nos of New Jersey No. 42-May 9th:
80 - so sc "a | ~ &c % 81 20 "a "a &C
Half Ticket Nos. 90 80 64 prize of $3.50 sold and
paid by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria No &c, May esth
Hall Nos 81 Sc So prize of $500 Three sold and
do II 81 30, do Of 200 sTRArroN
Drawn Nos. Of SusSsI Extra, No a. May 80
~ ~ As So - o. - 90 II II ~ Il
Ticket Nos IS CO a. a capital paid by Straton.
$4,000, 5000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No %. Capitals: $4,000 5000,
5000 5000 1000 10 Of 1000 &e rs Nos le drawn Tickets
halves $50 quarters IS
$4,000, 1000.
Thursiay-N. jersey No ~ Capitals. $4,000 600 5000
1000 5000 2soS of2oO1 IS Of lOoC &e 7s Nos
Tickets $40 halves s. quarters $50
S4ii4, 1927.
FrdAy-Lee'burE, Ell No IL. Capitals siI4l 1897 5S5
70 Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO, qrs
$1,000, $500.
fnday-Mononsaia No 90 Captals $1,000 $500 1850 Of
1000 IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets $3.50; qrs
6sc.
$1,000 1900.
salurday-EscI Extra Capitals $1,000 1900 1000
10 Nos II drawn Tickets 81 halves so qrs IS.
$4,000. $4,000 10000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY class No %, lsI7,
Alexandria Saturday June Isi7. drawn Nos in each
package OF 90 Tickets
PriIes s3sOtO 1900 OOO 5000 $500 OF 1900 90
Of I0OO 500, 800. Tickets $40. qs ESQ
9 Buyers referred OF Fines 70
Ohice been
Orders for packages, certificates single
Schemes and in all Lotteries promptly TO- and
drawing when requested.
Please address orders N. STRAT'ToN
Richmond, Va.
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Anctiun Sales.
vUruns DAY,
ny Kent, Kend.ii a A,,,.,.r.
DRY GOODS AR AIiCTION

ny Kent, Kendall a Atwatcr.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. Nd June .,H At our Auction Room,
At O'Clock large and va,d fso,tasni Of new
without reserve AIMING them m,y fO9ni-
pne'. variety q new AID han stys.
heh fans LAWS and Muslins
Dofus, Meiss q Cos French Printed Jaeon,t,
Rich Ranese. ani Barrege ROBE.
orEandes Paid Gnghams
SuPef SIN 81 nj Linen ". Frrreh Rtrrere
Blown" Dovl..
Irish Linens. in ~ho,c and D,mi pees.
Linen Towels Brown Linens
Neruaiies. Cashmere add SIX ve-tinf.
Black and Cord Cambria, Paper Musins
Bishops Iawns striped Muslns
White Camore-. 90 Jacones
Fancy Ccrted Couonades Nankeens
Printed Pant stuff. Blue Jeans
California Cassmsres. Plaid Cankls.
Plain and hzd while Narseines ve,tlnx.
Rleh satin striped Barrege searf- shawls
White ami Fancy Canton Cape shawIs
500 Dorm Thread Cambria Hdkfs
20 Cases Parasos and Parasol.res
10 60 black and white Cotton Hose
super do do do Silk Hose
French Wokei Collars and Chemiseties
Neapoitan Lace Botne;. Ponsee Hdkl.
- Psii Cotton Hdkfs, Plaid Bingham do
Linen Bobbns, Laee- ami Edrirgs
Bk Gro D'Rhihe Crava's, blk and cord n. s. Glove.
Spool Cotons, sGspeRcerS. PRS. Patent Thn ads
Bleaehd shirungs and sheetings. &c.
Also va liable sock hon retailer declining business in
eet order with which the sale will invoice
OF valuable fIen'h and English goods BY an
to close Estate.
TERMs-Under $780, cash over 800 month. for approved
paper my 20 KENT, KENDALL 4 ATWATER, Aneis
ADDITIONAL.
Win tie addedio sale choice lot Of French
English and Italian goods TO be closed without
Super l. q Hdkfs, Italian Grapes md rayat.
Muslin Collars, Rich sata vestings blk and cord
Tahst, and satn RIBBONS
Silk Hose and half Hose
hul, Book ard Bfoeade ausins
Figured Swiss, Book and Jaeoaeti d. BombaIne.. ke
FI X, X. d A., AucU.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-02

Prime Porto Rico Sugars, Coffee, &c.
At Auction.
on FRIDAY MORNING, June 4th Commanding nj Oh n,
clock Al our store will sell without eonsi.n
ments several Invoices OF Groceries, &c consisting
IL bids prime PORTO Rico Sugar "CandeiAr.a" brapd
50 bags do old lava and Maraeaibo Coffee
easEs Winter Bleaehed Sperm OIL
ar casks "OiaTd, Dapuy Co" Brandy
half Pipe "a. seignette'' do
80 VI SUI error Principe Segsrs
IL gro Superior Backing
100 gro Superior Friction Matches
is N Imitation Priepe Segars
so bIs hanufae 'ured Tobacco &c
TERNs-sums under 500 90 and pvanIs mon,h.
credit for approved notes
le2 INLOEs 4 mo A,.,,
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New YoRk. May 81, r. NJ
The cotton market is dull and Inactive with light sales
nj the decline Of last week.
The flour market is without change since Saturday,
Sales amount TO about 10000 bbls Gcnesee At Ssi2Ia
s25.
Sales Of wheat tho extent Of 5000 bushels were made
nj So 81 O5 per bushel.
There was but little done in to-day, the sales
amounting to about 1000 bush white at 95 81 o.
Meal is steady at S5.25 S5,3lt.
Whiskey Is dull at 80 n 81 cents per gallon.
Great anxiety ovinccd for the Cambria's news which
is now momeniarily looked for.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-02
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL,

Two companies Of the Louisville Legion" arrived n,
Louisville on "Wednesday last and met with warm pub.
nc reception They were addressed landing by Gen.
Pitcher IN short and appropriate speech. o was re-
Piled TO by Col. Ormsby. OF the Legion.
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ID. PAINE q CO.,
MA NAG Frs OF LOTTERIES
Richmond, Va.

"HoLE TICKET NOS . 81 IS, the Grand Capital Of
w 10000 DOLLARS, sold aud paid at sight by PURCELL.
The brilliant be expected - hose
their orders TO 4. W. PURCELL,
Richmond Va.
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Auriion Soils.
ANHN UNN.
Hy William. a ssaxail.

sT Williams. a I..s.l.
CHOICE STOCK or GROCERIES, Sc. AT
AUCTION.
N consequence Of the continued indispositiop
~ ote of the Ia. ned ~ sr.s 10 e.
up 'he eoneera Of Hart pand<r a sr,--
trs nc -hah therefore. Mornl.. p.t "A
June az 10 oeoes Broad street. .r.s A.
av-fn .en at Ase'oa ts ssisav- stock %
vel select Grveers.. hrufe- ke eonsaIn n IN paaof
Loaf aud Brown sugar
Prime Teas-a--oitsd
RIO. IAsuayra and lava Cedee
New Ofe ms AMI we.g Ialia Mn,a-..
Lard. Bacon and
And ahother aricics rsqarrd IN a family rr,-,,x
Also-i superior iton
TEkMS-Uodr 500, cs-h every will he .a..,.J
soo and upwards. allowed for spp,,,a -
gOtIabie WILLIAMS A uANaI,
my % a.,
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Commissioners sale of
VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY.

" FIIKut OF q UtCTtt pTOHOuHCed DIV Inc Supe-
- rior Court Of Chineey for the Circuit
day Of March, s47 in the suit Of Peaanis
and others the undersigned Comms
pointed will on FRIDAY, the lih day Of June oelk
r. NJ proceed To 'el the premse, bidder
public auction, the Lot OF Ground al
the Intersection Of Franklin and 9Th fronting
aud th feet one inch upon Franklin and
feet eleven inches and upoa st
The terms Of sale VIII be- third in
equal instruments al and - months from sale pur-
chaser executing bonds with
meht and eeed Of trust the property
o said bonds
lot, the Building. thereon will be sold to b.
removed.
The title % this property believed be perect-bui
Commsoners ,han convey in by
the sad decree JAMES LYONS
JOS JACKSON IT, C0mr-
Ap 23-3Aw3wSdtis WELLINGTON GoDDIs. Aue,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-02

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