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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
LEGISLATURE of Wisconsin.

I
AN ACT in relation to the formation of State
Government in Wisconsin and to change the time
for holding the annual session of the Legislature
BE 1t enacted By the Council and House of
Representatives of the Territory of Wis
consin
SECTION /. That on the fifth Monday
of November, A. ID. IS47, every white
male inhabitant of the Territory of Wis
consln, above the age of 81 years, and
who shall have resided therein for six
months next preceding said day, and who
shall be citizen of the United States, or
shall have declared his intention to be-
come such citizen, according to the laws
of the United States on the subject of nat
uraliZation, shall be authorized TO vote by
ballot for the number of Delegates to a
Convention TO form Constitution for the
State of Wisconsin, which is hereinafter
appropriated to the county in which he
shall vote: PTOrideci, That no person
shall vote in any county for such dele
gates unless he shall have been a resident
of that county for the period Of ten days
next preceding the time Of offering his
vote; and all legal voters resident upon
Indian territory shall, under the qualfi-
cations prescribed by this act, have the
right to vote for delegates in the counties
nearest TO their residence.
SEC. 2. Every person authorized TO
vote for Delegates to the Convention
herein provided for, shall be eligible as
delegate 10 said Convention for the coun-
ty or district in which he resides.
SEC. g. The number of delegates to be
counties of the Territory, shall be as fol-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05

The FIREsIDE--Is there TO be found a
gift of Heaven more precious, more wor-
thy of our most ardent gratitude, than
that of possessing family, home where
virtues, kindness, and enloyments are ev-
cry day guests; where the heart and the
eyes sun themselves in 4 world of love,
where the thoughts are lively and en-
Eghtened, where friends nos only By words,
but By action. say TO each other: " Thy
JOY, thy sorrow. thy hope, thy prayers,
are mine -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
GALENA HOTEL.
BT GEOEGE TYLER

NO. 18I & 1873, MAIN STREET.
THE undersigned having enlarged and
fitted up the above Hotel, is prepared to
accommodate his friends and the travelling
public. This establishment being cen
trally situated, the proprietor hopes by the
slrictest attention to the wants of those
who may favor him with their patronage,
to merit and receive his share. His Table
will at all times be furnished with the beet
the market affords, and his Bar filled with
the best of Liquors. A large and con-
venient Stable is attached to the premises
Galena. Oct. Is, lS47. Pms
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05

\ gentleman was one day arranging
music for young lady, to whom he was
paying his addresses. PRAY, Miss ID.
said he, what time do YOU prefer 2 Oh,
She replied, careIessly, any ;iue will 90
but the quicker the better
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
Notice..

r,sf1A THE HOUSE andLOT No. loo
III belonging to Doct. VIM. HIldeb
and, IN Franklin, is offered for sale.
September -. 1871
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
AMERICAN HOTEL & LIVERY STABLE,
At Franklin w. Il.
?. J. TOLL & SAMUEL WICK, PEoPRIEToRs
g 3 ESPECTFULLY announce to the

81 "a travelling public that p. J. Toll has relin-
pushed his old stand, and that they have taken the
American House, in Franklin, which has been re-
ftted and enlarged, and that they are now prepared
To afford good accommodations all who may favor
them with call.
In connection with the hotel they keep good
Livery Stable, where fine horses, buggies &C., can
always be had. As the proPrietors of the above
establishment design to spare pains to accom-
MEDIATE their customers, they respectfully solicit
share of public patronage. TOLL s. WICK.
Franklin September Both, I847. 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05

Coop ADvIcE.-Never speak Of natu-
raj defects, when you are IN the company
of the delormed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
MINERAL POINT ACADEMY.
+ l.. WILLIAMS. II. 4. Principal.

The fall torn Of this institution com
menced on the Dist August. and will con.
hnge - weeks from that date. Instruc
Ton Is given IN all the studies necessary
$ qualify the pupil for business. for teach.
~ OF Tor collegiate course. Ii is I'm
asi1nt taat scholars should be punctual
Il aer attendance. Occasional absence
rom school, even for single day, cannot
... TO have an uulavorabIe influence on
VIC pupils progress. Scholars are admit
s x any TIME during the term. though it
: preferred that thcv should enter al lis
4 commencement
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SEC. 4. The votes cast for such dele
gates shall be taken, canvassed, certified
and returned, as certificates of election
for members of the House of Representa-
tives Prouided, That the returns of the
said votes to the officers now designated
by law In the several counties TO receive
the same, shall be made on or before the
first Monday succeeding the day OF cleo
ton herein provided for: PToUided fur
Their, That the clerk of the Board of Su-
pervisors or of County Commissioners, as
the case may be, Of each county, shall
make out and deliver certificates of cleo
ton to such persons as may have been e.
Iected delegates in said county, and shall
not in any case be required to transmit
the returns of the votes of said county to
any other county, except that the returns
of Richland county shall be transmitted
to the county of Iowa the returns of
Manitouwoc county shall be transmitted
to the county of Sheboygan the returns
the county of Winnebago shall be trans
mitted to the county of Marquette the
returns of the county af Portage shall be
transmitted to the county of Sank; the
returns of the county Of Chippewa shall
be transmitted to the county of Crawford !;
and the returns of the county of LaPoInte
shall be transmitted to the county of st.
Croix, and the person or persons voted
for for delegate or delegates, equal in
number to that above apportioned to such
county or district who shall have received
the greatest number of votes, shall be de-
clared duly elected
SEC. B. The said delegates shall as
semble IN the Representatives Hall in the
Capitol, at Madison, in the said Territory,
on the third Wednesday of December, A.
d. l847, at II o'clock. meridian, and
when so assembled, shall have full power
and authority to form Republican Con-
s,itution for the State of Wisconsin
SEC. 6. The Convention shall elect one
ftheir number President, and appoint one
or more Secretaries, and such other Off
GERS as may be necessary to the Perma-
nent organization of their body, and shall
adopt rules for the regulation of its men,
. bers and officers, and have full power to
enforce the same.
SEC. : Each Delegate shall receive
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
II TTION
Primary

'..i''S' s. so per or,
2mmon Eng. branches 3 90
1 90
1 !, LATIN and French : 90 :.
vt lheoNS-Bu'aon's English and
= N"mu'ars, Andrews and St,I.
I -, - Grammar, Davies Ma,he-
s. v v- Sanders Series Of School
- : " e's'yr's Dictionary. Hitch.
"eoioSy. o.msiei'S Natural Philos-
| II Lincoln Botany. ComS,ock's Che
4 ,,rN, Nc, &c. ~
.'.7eFa font, Sept. 5. 1871
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@ a r d S .
DIR. ID. IL ID - -,

Continues the practice Of MEDICINE, SURGERY,
and MIDWIFERY. Ills residence Is on High Street.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
DR.. JNO. III. VIVIAN,

FROM CoENwALL, FNGLAND.)
Begs leave 10 acquunt the inhabitants Of Mineral
70 int and its vicinity that he viii practice Ned
icine, Surgery aud MjdriJery. (in all their
spective branches in town aud country.
His office and residence are High Street, over
Ales-rs. Foster & Sfcphcnsnu's Store.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
IL. Il. IA sE~EtN

ArroHN s. ana CouN sELLuR al Law and Solicitors
Il CHANcERY, Mineral Point, w. T., will prac-
tie ID m the Conrts Of the First Judicial Dis
rriet and in the Supreme Court at Madison.
D. Particular attention Paid collections, also to
Tie payment Of taxes the investigation Of Land
tfi.-, aud tie purchase and sale of Real Es-
lite Er
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05

DIR, N1LZ. IaIi1lzDL az3L2 AMID
Procticcs MEDICINE, SURGERY AND MIDWIFERY
Ia Mineral Point Wis. lie keeps for sale good
supply Of Drugs and Medicines. Office on High
street next door 10 the s'Iribuue'' office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05

FARLEY EATON, y. II. CoTHREN.
EATON & COT Rem,
ATTORNEYS at Law. Councillors and Solicitors in
Chlarrry, and General land Agents, Mineral
POM, Iowa county, Wisconsin Territory, viii
practice III the First Judicial Distlict aud the Su-
I,ene Court At Madison Any business entrust-
f.d 10 1ucm viii receive prompt attention.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-05
JUHA Z, TRAM l.,
Ju tice ofthe Peace,

Office in tie Court House. Particular attention
paid to collecting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02
FRESHAND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
Spring Goods.

y4yE have received hy The packers Patrick Henry, Po
w erh"ntas aud Greenway, and Union Railroad
linb IonI New York large and CHOICE assortment Of
the latest styles OF SPRING GOODS, which We offer,
nj wholesale and retail cheap for cash, az acrcrtances
in the city. They are in part as follows:
Rich Crenadine and Glasse raid aud striped silks
India Reps and Plain, Plaid, Sni ped and Fancy silks
Super Black aud Blue Black G:o de Rhine, Plain,
Plaid and Striped
Rich Embroidered Grape Shawl., Damask sha.!s
Zrphyr Worsied. Bernee Shawls and Scarfs
Fancy Color1d, Plaid, and Plain Black Alpaca
French and Elrlston Plaid and Striped Gingh7;ns
French Muslins, Lawns, Printed Jaconr'ts snd Organ
dies
Black and White Cinghams, Lawns and Prints
Rich Printed Berages and ialznrinfs
French, English and American Prints, cheap
swiss Iaconet, Cambria. Null and Corded auslina
Plaid silk Tartans. Eoselyn Plaids and Robes
EIgh, Irish Linen,, comprising every variety IN
quality and price
Table Damask Napkins, tiuckaback Diapers and Crash
4, 10 A. and l2 superfne and medium Linen Sheet
Ing
I.ise fnsertings
Robin Cambria and Swiss Muslin InsertlnRs
BLACK and Fancy Coloed Blk Frnges, Furniture Fnges
Bonnet, Cap, Hat and Neck Rihands, satn ana Lus-
Rich Nefde Worked Capes and Collars, all prices
Thread Cambria, French Lawn and nrapery Nusins
Hair Cloth, Ariel, Royal Bustle Grass Cloth ana coreeo
Skirts
She'll Side and Tuck Combs, Buffalo aud Brazilian
Combs ~,
Ladies Kid Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves and Alitts
Imhroiderrd, REVERE and Tape Striped Linen Cam
brio Handkerchief ,
Spitaheld, Bandanna. Ponere and Pnid SlS Hanakls
Super Black French Cloths, CassmercE and Doe skin,
Fancy Coored Cloths and Cassimerrs, for spring and
Summer ,,,..
Cashmarettes, Grape, CamIe:s, Summer Cloths ana
Gambroons ,,s NJ,
super Drape de Etc. Silk Coddngton, Blue and BLACK
Plain White, Striped and Plaid Linen Drilling
Heavy Brown Striped and Cotton Pantaloon Stnhs
Plain and Figured sa,in and SIX veslnes, aarsel!e'
VestinEs
Buraps DOWNS, Duck and Russia shee.ines
large assortment Of the best styles OF beaenea On
Brown Sheetincs, shinngs, Oznabnrgs. Drilng'
plaid Domc.,ics and Checks manufactured IN tEis
country, and at the lowest prices for cash.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 CO.,
No. 2I7, Broad Street Shockoc 'il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02
GORDON & sKINKER,

OFFER FOR SALE
60 HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Or.
W leans Sugar
100 Packages Woolsey's and Coverings Loaf
Sugar
Crushed and powdered Sugar
Orleans Loaf, and Clarified Sugar
90 Boxes white and brown Havana Sugar
585 Bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee
so Elhds. Molasses.
40 Packages Gun Powder and Imperial Tea
part strictly prime
S Halt Chests Black Tea
lao Boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
F" Adaman,ine and Patent Sperm do.
It's {" Basins; | bale Almonds
so Brown Soap
Is Bakers Cocoa and Choco late
10 Tierces Rice
400 Sides Sole Leather
SO Russell
500 Lbs. Shoe Thread
500 Reams Wrapping Paper various sizes
100 Cap and Leuer Paper
300 Kegs cul Nails TO 40dy
!" Finishing, fence, lining Dor, spike do.
$50 Bags Shot
so Kegs Duponrs Powder
g Blasting
Hhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders
10 Bushels slrickly prime Clover Seed
Brooms, painted buckets, nests tubs aud
measures.
so bags live geese Feathers
900 Nova Scotia Grindsones
900 sacks Salt, bes, brands
800 boxes Tin Plate
IS tons Swedes, English, TredeeaI and country
Iron, nearly all sizes, round, ga, square
Sheet, band and hoop Iron
MAYORS Cast and Sheer Steel
American and English Blis;ered do.
Mould Boards and Hollow Ware
Brazier's Shealhng and Bolt Copper
Pepper, Pimenlo, Ginger, Nu'megs
Indigo, Copperas, Alum, SallpeiIe
Hops, Wick, Lamp Oil, Packing Yarn
Glass. 8yl0 and 1912. Bed Cords
! leading Lines, &C. April l-d&c2u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02
r o FANNY RUARR, sAMCEL GRESHAM,
GEORGE GRESHAM AND DUDLEY GRESHAM.

FANNY RUARR, SAMUEL GRESHAM,
GEORGE GRESHAM AND DUDLEY GRESHAM.
A you have any known agent o. attorney In fact
~ within this Commonwealth, therefore cause pub
llcaton 10 be made Of the following witt for The time
and in the required ~ The statute 10 such case.
Owen under my hand this s9th day Of March, le4'.
WiLLiAM l.. SPENCER, nepury
For C. Durfey Sheriff Of James City County
The Commonwealth Ct Virginia 10 lite Sheriff of
James Guy County Greeting: whereas, writ u right
was lately depending in Circuit superior Court OF
Law and Chanoery Tor The County OF lanes City end
the City OF williamsburg for the recovery Of certain
tenement In the City Of williamsburg wherein Mar.
tina Randolph, Pcyton Randolph and Ann H. his wife,
were demandants, and Joseph Gresham tenant, and
before verdict rendered the said Joseph Gresham
died; and II Is suggested hit Fanny euark, ga
muel Gresham, George Gresham and Dudley Gresham,
are the heirs devsees Of the said Joseph Gresham;
wherefore Tie instance VI The sai Martha Randolph,
peyton Randolph and Ann b. his WIFE, and OH their be-
half we command you that you make known TO the
said Fanny Ruark, Samuel Gresham, George Gresham
and Dudley Gresham heirs devsees OF the raid 10
seph Gresham deceased that they he before The Judge
Of our said Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for The county nf James City and the City OF Will
;isn shure at the Court House. In the said city, on the
first day Of the neat term show cause, Il any they
can why IN. said action should moi re proceeded IN 10
4 final judgment, and have then there this writ W.T..
ness Thomas o. Cogbil, Clerk al cur said Court OF
Williamsburg, this a2d day Of February lsl7, and In
The fist year Of the Commonwealth.
April 2-cwiw THOMAS q. CoGBiLL. Clerk.
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lPuALic-No. III
AN ACT regulate the carriage OF passengers In
ah-

n ,,c,.a no the aenats and go,.c of Re,ye.an
ne S,s sfI;.d S,a,aa or america In ronap..s
.g u IT,, r. The as,s, Of INV yas.e, n,.,nsJ 10
so ,, ~, ,ua c;.;1en NJ ,hs .fn,.a S,s,ss nf
wnoe OF ~ par ill.,; &c ~ f ,u o" on, b,
nv ~ ~ "ch us.ss ar NM G,risn NOR, or n,acs
aae On Uh nr nossenecrs than In ,he ro"wina
rno,,n ~ The spaes oecuoi.d bv them and annronr
stsd for their use and unoccupied by stores or other
GOOD. ns hahn 70 The nersona luggage Of sucn nassen
thar ia 10 say on the lower deck or platform one
for every fourteen clear superficial feet of
dees II such vessel Ia not TO pass within the tropics
durnr snch voyage; but such vessel ia 10 pass with
in the tropics during such voyage then one passenger
far sverv twenty such clear superficial feet Of deck The
orion deck f any, one passenger for every thirty such
feet In all cases with intent 10 bring such
messengers 10 tho United Suites of America and shall
such MORT or place with the same and bring the
same nv any number thereof within the jurisdiction Of
the United States aforesaid, or if any such master Of
vessel shall take on board OF his vessel at any port or
MACE within the Jurisdiction of the United States afore
sad any greater number of passengers than the propo
ons aforesaid admit with ulenl carry the same TO
any foreign port place, every such master sha be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof before any circuit district court Of the United
states aforesaid shall for each passenger taken on
hoard beyond the above proportions he fined In the sum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02
StrastOu3s 6Haaice
StFaafON7S DfaaCe,
MO. 5, SOUTH F0 UR TEEN TIL
IS STREET.
Let althe world say wha. they can,

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR ZEN TIL
Let allthe world say wha, they can,
For selling prizes STRATToS' S the man.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Class 81, March 81 :
As 49 81 70 % "a so IS rs "a is G5
Ticket Nos. Is "a SO, uuo!her Prize, sold and paid
by sTRATToN.
IS IS IS 70 ., 4 ~ a 50 70 80 %.
Whole s ske! Moo, 2s wo sold and
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra Lottery, No. N, March o.:
76 Is 80 IS "a go 81 46 GO ~ SO g.
Drawn Mos. of Leesburg Lottery. No. IL, March 90
81 81 so 81 l6 70 10 81 81 81 % IS 48 10 II
Drawn Nos. Of New Jersey. No. %. March 30:
81 20 Sd 43 SO 10 IS 81 50 "a "a
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 G5, prize OF 5000,
soil and paddy STRATTON
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria Lottery, I3, March 81:
80 40 10 &C GA As 4S 80 Al 81 7 Sc.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements Lottery, No. Is. Ca
'piials: $1,000, 1900, LOO, 933, 3 OF 400, 3 OF
$50, &c, DC. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 3 i;
halves quarters so GEMS.
1000 DOLLARS! $500 ,DoLLARsl
SATURDAY, Sussex, No. 40. Capitals:
$1,000, $500, 1861, Of 1000, SC. rs Nos,
5drawn. Tickets 81 50; halves IS; quarters
&c.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY NIGHT-Sussex, Extra, No.
27. Capitals $1,000, 1000, $780, 500 400, &c.
66 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST. SO; halves IS
cents; quarters 81 cents.
APRIL, 1917.
S36,66G!
Alexandria Lottery, Class o, 10 he drawn
April 3, 1917. Grand Capitals: S36,G66, 10 1873,
6666, 4,l75, Of 1000, S of 800, of I,2u0, 40
drawn. Tickets IO-shares in proportion. Ger
li6cate OF package 26 Whole Tickets $40;
halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, wilibe
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent when re-.
quested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
March % Ricnmnnd Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, a. Special Commissioner under
l d.cror or the County Court OF Hsnrico, will, on
TUESDAY, the 27th day Of April laia il fair, .S Other be
sct of Land belonging 10 the Estate Of Anderson To-
Ter deceased as may he sufficient 10 raise the sum spe-
ei.d In said decree, the proportion OF WIN Tnlsr
Thns s. Toer and Others Of the remaining debts 81
Anderson Toler deceased This land lies on the sonlh
aide Of tbs Three Chopped road, The short Pump,
and is standing in timber consisting Of pine ami OAK
which renders Il we'll worth the attention OF timber
o,,rrrs credit will be given for part OF Tho purchase
,non,v which will be made known on the day OF sale.
The subscriber or Mr.. Thomas Toer, VIII show Inc
land 10 any pei son who may wish 10 sec II.
JOHN Z. ELLIS, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02
THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES
NeIg SDring asGHdS.

March ID, le47.
BROOKS, DELL 8 HUDSON. are receiving al thr;i
ID Store, No ld3, Eagle Square, by The 'Thonas H.
Thompsonn of Boston, the "Courief and Express me
from New York." further Supplies Of sPRiN'
GOODS, making In all about three hundred packages
comprising the latest Styles which nearly Completes
their Spring assortment. -,
Their stock of Plain and Fancy Silks. French, Eng
Ish and American Prints, Scotch Ginehams, Lawns
Organizes Jaeonets, Beraees and other styles ~ La
dies Dress Goods cannot he surpassed ior variety u
beauty in this or any other market.
They have, In addition 10 tho above Goods, an nn
usually large stock OF all the best styles OF Btaeheo
and Brown Dpn,es,lcs, Cloths, Cassmeres, Vcs.inss
Fr.nrh IInens Irish Linens and SheetlnEs, and :
large stock Of cheap Summer stans, for Mems and
BOYS wear They ask the attention of Country Mer
chants as we'll Farmers and The City trade, 10 tne
large and Commanding STOCK, pedgng themselves Il
offer Goods tbs most favc.abv terms for CASH. or OF
tho usual credit to punctuai acaiers
March l5-caw
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& o o u Y + A X IS


WE have received supply OF thr ABOVE Betting and
w request miers, manufacturers, aud ali others
who are using Machine Betting, To give II trial, being
satisfied from tie evidence before u.s. that ii vastly
superior 10 the Leather Being In general use. The
favorable opinion expressed, thus far by those who
have used it, has induced TIE manufacturer 10 mako
arrangements suppl, Il IN unlimited quantities. and
n make such reduction IN the prices as the cost OF the
ra. material will warrant. IT. superior qualities have
introduced il into in almost every town In tho
North where machinery Is running The agents have
certificates from many OF the superintendent Of the
largest mills in the country, expressing their entire ga
tsacton with the BeItng Also from the United States
Annoy at Springfield, all whose steam power is moved
hy Il. In Charleston, Mobile and New Orleans. tho
sales of this Bcluns large and rapidly increasing
We have also received small supply ri Gum Elastic
Packing for steam Joints and boilers. which Ia Of orSat
value as any machinls who tiles IL Will acknowledge.
II is used by engineers all the Northern railroads
light Two Ply Boiling. for railway belts In cotton
mills is also mad, winch IL greatly superior To the
cotton webbing generally employed. Also, an article
for elevators In -four mills with buckets permanently
inseri-d-an invention Of great utility.
We shal be happy furnish persons desirus Of ma
king Trial Of either Of The above articles all the infor
nation Ia our possesson and TO exhibit such Of them
as we have recsved, and TO receive orders for all the
others, which shall be promptly attended to.
WILLiANS l. HAxALL
March 26-c2T Agents for the Manufacturers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02

Turtle proofs of the efficacy of HdNCES Com-
pound Syrup of Hoarhonnd in reiicning o6lict-
ed Man
MIR George T. Warrington, residing In York street,
wi Federal Hill, Baltimore was attacked with vic.
len, cou Oh and throat aer yng many remedies,
was induced by friend TO uss IIanee's Compound sy-
rup Of Hoahound and before nsng one bottle was en-
ANOTHER, YET MORE ASTONISHING.
Mrs. Henrietta Merrick, residing In Monument street,
between Canal md Eden streets, was attacked with
very severe cough and pain In the Breast which was
intense that extended to the shoulders. She was
afflicted also with pain in the side. After trying many
nedies, she was persuaded by friend 10 use
HAFcE'S COMP OU.ND SYRIo OF 6C7RHOU.ED,
and after using hree doses. she experienced great
lief, and before che had finished the bottle, entire
ly cured.
: For sale by J. P. DUvAL & co. No ITS
Broad street, Shockuc Hill, Richmond M. B.
SANTOS, Norfolk; c. HEINTISH, Ports
mouth; and c. CoRLlNG Il CO., Petersburg.
April2