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The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

The ~big organ ia i.oaisvi!le is very .igaeioas. W ni'nsss ths seiiosiss extracts from articles pub hsbea oa the same day - Bosfoa pGsl
 Ii snows ihe most eohtemptibie inaeeili;y oa the part oi he administration that volunteers are called on ;o g o Mexico a, tAis deadly ne of the ,par
 Log. JoaFael. Sd No danger aeed be apprehended from stc kssss. as the ,rcePs Mil no; fesch Mexico before Nogeia- ber.--Lou. Joaraag, sd
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

The death sl Lieut.. Rossn Emmett Hooe, U. S. Navy, is saaneaneed ia the New York papers of the asIh He died Of consumption at the age of ST. He was man Of fine talents. bu; eccentric and "a. riAhle ia his habits aad dsneahor.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

a IsPAaoUs---Aa .rtenp, ,ras made so ssssssina,e
 Capt. 5sagy, by placing heavily charged i7 pound
 shell. within feet of his bed which exploded by
 sIow match. Tbe tent. bed clothing and every thing asoaad was riidled with the fragments. but he was suAwft
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

lr~iIi be seen irosa our advertising eolumns that Col saapP has purchased ,he inieres, of the MessIs Howsls in tie Rock Roe Line. aad the contract wiIi hereafter be completed by Col Snapr alone The energy and industry of this gentleman viii no doubt enable hin to fulfil his contract faithfully aad serve satisfactorily the travelling part of the pHbIie who may patrOnise him.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

MARYLAND EiEerioss-T Whir. have gaine; two members of Congress and carried both branches of the Legislature. The Democrats have however elected their candidate for Governor, Philip r. Thomas. by large majority.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

4 new weekly and tri-weekly Democratic paper is to be started at Memphis. by $. T. seawsl Esq. formerly cse of the Editors of the .Appeal'
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

Mr. Watkins wished to know if the associate delegates were Hot understood as being entitled to seat in the eoHgention, and to speak upon sub jcets that might come before it, which wa. a...n, cd to.
 on motion of s- M. Weaver Esq. all the demo- cratic papers in this State respectfully reoaes ted ts publish the proceedings of this meeting Oh motion the meeting then adjourned. sine die
 JARED C. MARTIN, Chairman. A. J. Herr. Secretary.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

To- oeCoRREsroSDExrs-No room for Dialoeue No 2, at present. "s'nish' oa inc Grocery influence" next week. Our correspondents from the .'oat counties, :" must wait aPoh as little while
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
COL. IHaRNfaK.S CRfTLiR.

In another eolama publish the eiGcalaT of this gentleman in relation 10 his posi.sOs candidate for the nOmiassioa for Governor. It is an oPen. fair uneqnixoe1I sssien@ni of his claims. and iD he miid and geaiiemaRly ioee towards hts eonFe- t'oss which we expected rom tos. ThcSnios. We le4sed o see; The good ieeIas manifested hy the Desaoeratie candidates toward each O;hes in the coolest ard hope # may eOntiaae.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

A MoRMox PArRIAEca FALLRx-The editor of the Mormon paper. printed at VoIee, says: 'it be- comes our painful duty to give nos:ce that Win. snisA. ihe patriarch, has bees some tie since .as pended. peuailaga trial on chaFgeei gsoss aanog- aiity."
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

We regret that we eaaaSt administer b the De- H.oeTat our usual lsstsr-as sse." from the dilser correspondence. He became iRiam~d last week, and few days Of rest and qsiet wih perhaps pre- ire him for the next. He mast take ihesn. batter as they may be-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

Ia 2 hotel here. says the Tsiaiasd Spectator. m msa named Dfam is bar keeper. His frieads csil him s.sPssst- stirring Drum
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

We are indebted to Judge Conway for a large package ofla.e papers. gathered by the way. as he resaSned home.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
TRAVELLING AGENT FOR TIE BlyyER.

We have authorized Ar. J. A- Brs1KR ,o act as ngeut. in collecting nlaney 1ae the Banner Office, either for subscriptions. advertising printing of any Kind whatever. Most ef oar sahscrfptior ae- eoants made eat Hp b the elese of the volume iast completed. te;a September
 Mr. BaseR is also satlosired te r~esive and rs- eeipt fer money paid in savancs by persons desi- rosss of hrreaihg snscsbcrs io ,he 5ia vsiarne of the Banncr-
 Mr. B. wl!I wait aaan our patrons Ia the follew-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
Explosion :. tht Nashville Powder Nagazinr
 by Lishtnins.

We are indebt=d 10 Judge Conway, for papers containing an account of the terrific explosion of the powder, owRei 5y merchants of that city, in between 5a0 and 62g kegs in the magazine at the time. Ja,lge C., distant from the city about three miles, ard, informs US, that the eoncasson there, violent as to break the glass in the wiH30Es- Several persons wers killed, and great number woaBde5- The Nashville whig of Tues day ths I4th inst. says: .Mors than fifty hoases ssre demolished ia the vicinity of inc Magazine, or 90 much injured as to be unfit for ase. The gtass in simo-, every house was entirely broken out The PeRitentiary. we are informed. is dam sged, by bsraksge of gi@ss, to the amount of 500 to $5o0; inc Lunafic Asyium, by the sane cause. to the amount of ? to $3O0''
 The Editor of the Nashville Banner says:
 I've were sitting in our room on tho square when The explosion took place. and the first idea Was as of heaTy clap of thunder and perhaps two sec onis siterw aF,ls terrific repo.t-a li,ing up sA;ion as il something had exploded in the interior of the earth with the effects of an earthquake. shower uf broken glass few into the room, and The saPpositioa vas that the 5gi!1inSs in which We were had been struck by lighting; bu; oa going into the street. found the panes of glass every where broken. and we have since ieATned on con- veE<ihg with nunoers that each iadis sdal had been seized ~ih the belief. that the hoGses in which they were had been stsuek by electricity
 We visited the scene few minutes aflsy tbe ac- eiteni, and the sight was really terrible. No, ves,sse left oi the bGiag which had eo..tainsd the powAer-it had been swept from the surface of the bare rock and ihs bricks composing !; had been scattered ike cannon balls through the neighboS- hood The baidings adjoining. ,o the number of hffeeH CT twenty. were either heaps of ruins ar the sides or roo.s crushed in. On our way thither we met dezsos of persons, particularly chsldren. rushing from the psee of in. fNrlcSion, their faces covered with blood. and palIid with horror.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

CAPT. J. B. ANTHONY. informs us from Sparta Ten, tbai on the 18th inst. he had enlisted some 2i men. who were ,heu with him His health for some months has been very bal. but be n slowly re- covering
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

CAPr. C II. PELHaM. who served with his con- Pany, in the battalion the frontier of thi. State, has re-eniissed his company. 10 serve during the war. and offers 1. again 10 the Governor. should acquisition be made upon this State for troops.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
LITTLE ROCK:
CaRlT IKBErENENTx fer SEW sTBsCRIBERS
 a9 x0 Der ammwma im advance.

In onirr that fhe BanaeF may its aiEenay extensive eiFcasAsien. haFs 1esrrnslDed to reduce tha subscriptions prre fer the new volume, eommsn- sink wish tiis nusss~-.
 4 feznittauee 0f Fivr pcaIAxs. fS Apyascz. hy .ssll. q eale-wise wfa easitse eBe sHhscssEer to the pag@r for Tyxo years CT iSo saasefioers, ONE year. This aPflie 10 tirose paving lu avanee, but to nane others Three dollars will. in all eases. be desaar7ea Of tlsese In arrnnssat shiStins.
 A koe3 aspoEsaaitv viii he SfenanG those. wtSA- ing to profst by ttis argzREesaeHt- Ia make Inc adrsnec payment ts eur travelling aEeat. who will ct eur tnsueeiatsly. Q tour thEeagh the North western and wsstera portions et the Stzic-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

To AGgNrs--(lar agents throughout the Ssat' ar~ suthosi1ed to receive, ossso years Subscription frosn oae sahsrriber FivE Dot&Ars. n adsaaes; Oi froun tSo sa5seT1bess Ers dollars. foF 0ss year.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

Laas Roes, oct 2s. Isi7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.

VuNHE foilowlng case IS OF a 6eeply interesting
u character and has sraetd the
nation Of several Of the nra physicians Of New Yors-
Captain AEpRkw J. p Tons-. rrsd Bridv. street
Brooky his 10th He generally enjoyed robs
health, but about three since began gradually
weakness and hs-tude seemed him accom-
panied with depression Of spirits Loss appetite inability
&c followed. Medical
John w. Frareis, Of New YORK consulted
rnedies such bleeding, &c
without the desired eject Tohs shortly down
in the street inzensb with apopsc partially
recovering from the enee he noticed for
portion OF his left eide apparently eead
quiy, his phyr,iars
Apopey and Paralysis The yte symptoms rapidly
ei-he arms and limbs became AGeiedindsed
eide OF the body fiess ard ihor eIpsrueed
apopeeue it, than the FIRST and
lie was despaed or As matters physe
TO do les He unable walk and
eulaie distinctly and his sight impaired pi,eans
among whom Dr John w. Franeis Yos and Dr.
VIM Hunt Of Brooklyn, considered his hope
less. and beyond human aid.
Such simple ard situation
Captain Tombs July asst when he
Rings and Magnetic Fluid Hs family ny IN.
pertinent and for that purpose Tar vane
Bracelets for The of the Bands one
bottle Of me Magnetic FLUID In 20
feeling percepube in the paDzed
broke out In five days he enabled
his hand and three weeks, he able lie
began distinctly could evry re-
s9ee improved period Of months clip
,d during which time Of ApopeIy has
he is enabled TO take regular and all his
ties have been restored.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patrot-By Telegraph
NEW YORK, Thursday, March Is, SIP. NJ.

There current here that the Hiberna has ar
rived at Boston, and report says her this city
In the hands oil sPeculaors The report, however,
confirmation.
No special change in tho stock market
The flour market Is quiet. There buyers Of Gene
soc brands at S693} Southern Baltimore and Georgetown
S6.5OaS6 ,621-small sales. Corn meal S4.92i to IS
Very little doing in wheat-Genesee held at les l70
cents fair business in cotn-saes Of 30 600 bus white
and yellow at IS cts for the former and S5a90 the
latter Oats 4ea50 cts; rye 80 cloveeed 81 per Id
for prime
The cotton market continues firm, but sales moderate
No change to notice in groceries.
Exchange on London TO 4 per CT prem.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
Correspondence of the Bait. American.

FniLAbtLfuiA, March 10, J ?. n.
The weather is somewhat stormy and unpleasant and
not favorable for outdoor transactions. There no
movements in COtton-Four is unsetled small sales nj
S575. generally held ut IS s7i Corn Meal was dull at
S4371iS425 offered. $4,000 bus. Penna. Corn at s2a
sic's New Orleans Moasses held at 37b Provisions are
without movement Sales OF Cloverseed at 81 50aS475
Stocks rather heavy and but limited sales-Sll
600 u. $. 6's 1867 at 1924 C. and p.
The u s. steamer Scorpion, (new,) built the city OF
New York and into this port few days SINCE
paired OF some leaks and left returned port morning
in leaky condition and report says she quite
thy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
United STATES ARSENAL,

FAYrrTrvrtLE, N. CARoLISA. March 2, 1857
Dr. fowle-Dear sr-Iiavng used wis,srs
Balsam OF Wild Cherry auy complaints tor which
Is recommended with decided beneficial eheerny nd
vse my friends aud all ohs who that
kind, Try G A sCHwhRZMAN
1--WE do not ask the public solely upon eeonmen.
daons produced from DISTANT where the person, can
not be known but having ere U.iou
refer all ~hp have doubts this highly
popular and useful medicine neighbo who have
used the article.
W beware Of counierfets and s-Syrups
preparations Of Wild Cherry. they only i'm tat. IN
Wi tut the the genuine
and original Dr. Wis'ars BSam OF VIA Cheuy-Sgned
on the wrapper SETH w. PowLE, Proprietor,
mn ~ Boston, Mass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
STATIONS OFFICE,
No. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man!

$1,000. 1000.
Friday Nsht-LeesburE, EI'ra, No 4 CapvE $4,000 lOoe
600 &c sc. IS Mes II drawn. 81 halves So as IS
$1,000. 1900.
saturtay-SusseI No. 81 Capitals $1,000 1900, 1000 sOO
500, 500. &C GO Nos, - drawn TekeI 81 l. ora So
$1,000. 900.
Saturday NEht-sus'eI. FL No. % Capia, $1,000 1000
GAG, Of 500 &c IS Nos ~ Tickets 81 halves ga
Suanets 81
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas, ~ for 1870 be dnup
March 2oth Grand SoHENE- prize OF $4,000. 1000
20 prizes Of 1000 20 Of SOo 90 OF 200 90 No Lottery
ballots Tickets $40; halves S. $50 Certheaes p.ek
ages Of y Whole Tickets slOO-haye and proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas n, for lst7-to be drawn
March 9Th BHLiAST ScuEHEi PIe OF $4,000 5000
prizes Of 20Oo of 1900. OF 3SC 1850 OF 1000 30
OF 6OO 40 of 400. 20 No Lottery IL
go halves quaeis $50 packages Of go Wboe
Teteu sl20-halves and quarters proportion.
o Buyers referred ' of Prizes which registered
a. the once proof Of what been every
ing continues TO increase the numter sod and paid by
Do Otde Tor packages eehcaies single shove
Schemes and all Lotteries viii be promptly TO- and
drawing when requested
Please address orders y sTRATTON
Kichu Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
by Kent, Kendall a AtwaIer.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY the 25h rst, O'clock shah Offer for
sale without large and valuable ENTIRE
LIZ FRESH ard seasonble Dry Goods
from the Northern markets Among be-
fe.h sprnz Prints variety styles
Rich Paris Lawns, Muslns and Oryandies
French Jaconeis Lawns, Chene do
Rieh Bazorine and Ginsham do
Biz and white and faney Gingaans
Swiss Mus rs white Cambtcs
Fancy Cassimere. Paid Imitation
Super caste do, white Linen DrIlngs
Fancy London Linen Driilngs. Linen CoatnEs
BE Cashmareus; Lama Co;hs
London Vesungs, Fancy silk
Irish Linens; PLAID Crankies
Blue Drllngs; CotoG AIDES
PonEee Silk Hdkh. Linen Cambrie
EmbrodeIsi Chem Ee;te'; French Cor.ets
Corded Skirts. Grass Clotts
Rich Barege searfs and Shaws
Ladies fancy SIX Ties; Nett Shaws
Elastic Suspenders; GinEhan Cravas
10 case blk and white Cotton Hose nd
Ladies and gents suk Cloves: blk ard fancy
Fold head Pms; spool COlions
Umbrellas, PaTasols and Parasoleiies
20 cases bieached Sairtings
- and a. browR Shirtings and Sheeinzs IL.
AND EXPECTED IN TIME
A arge invoice Of Ingrain aad other CARPErfNGs.
NH go KENT, KENDALL ATwATER, Aueis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

snate in MEDICAL practice. the eff OF
Is truly wonderful
NEw YoRE. July 81, Is4o.
This to certify that for the past years
with the disease ead the Hip Compliant dug
by Drs Carer and Watson OF city
relief The severity OF the disease
ged 10 give up bus and have osn lain
without being abe 10 tu tel. Msicn. ony
worse, and Vas ia get Jog and helpless Eary
wnierl procured d. Chrte GaEanie BE Bauds
the Magnetic F!ad, and om the time commenced
began to improve in health am
previous to sickness and far recovered
slnr fatigue would ako that three
the Of the Gsyane Belt ard Fluid whole
OF the TINT OF three dwelling
Gdvane ana Magnetic remedies invaluable blessing,
made the above statement voluntarily duty to
the afflicted GEORGE GATES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

ANOTHER RusoR.-Tho Philadelphia Pennsyvanian
says that friend at Washington says "Y need not be
surprised II SEQ the Of Gen. Stephen w. Kesr-
ney now in California gazeued Major General in the
place left vacant by Col Benton II this IL 10 be .o no
better appointment could be made Gen. K has proven
himself man Of skill, courage activity, and rapidy in
execution Of his orders The very qualities necessary in
4 commanding officer Of q high grado.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

moRE voLusrKER,-A Washington cores pondent Of the
New York Evening Post thus speaks:
81 learn that two additional companies from New
England and another battalion from Virginia and Mary
land are likely TO DO accepted by the War department.
der the old act for volunteers vi MAY or June
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

Vegetable Universal PILLS, are n
strengthening Purgativc and
PURIFYING TONIC

'BNHE hopes of the American Agents are far
more 'han realized by the Of DR. LIZ RoYs
table Universal Pso kis eide OF the Ainte Never did
deine spring popularity In less than three
months eight thousand boxes disposed Of;
Gates OF cues performed BY them received from upwards OF four
person. me cues great number OF diseases
but those which pedomna;ed Bilious Fever Collie abiual
CosVeHess Dysente Loss OF Appetite Fiatunee Worms and
OF SpS All PERSONS VINO taAe ihem agree that The
are TAR superior TO other medicine they usei the mne
he energy and the efficacy Of their action for though they pro-
dnee neither gnPe or nausea they act upon the seeeon' with
great deetness force and nFdy and pargatve leave
TO be desired But their peculiar
which distinguishes them from all other pugaves that their
operation fol owed by action. Their purifying
and Pugatve properties for which they indebted
OF sapH and other ingredients Being controlled by their high
" tonic virtues derived m OF Wild Cherry they
not strain the digestive opera
oh win otneT ahs but on the eony strengthen them into
action Thus all other medicines produce
ho rs laVe al tue ma hntTy OF the system full Of life
and activity, and the bowels open Hence writes
Dr. Chee'eman "hy the only active puigaive which
recommend WIN eonniere and who1t alarm for they remove
nothing but what ouGhtto be moyedneher
occasion apathy detiaton-and free oTon
ano vigorous but the great virtue OF b he Roys Pthe viz
tue which has spread their fame the hempheres
rapcy almost miaculousies their put tie
here y not only sani altogether unnvaCd but Oh the
OF desire They by
removing an impurities from ehyc, form.
ed AM moreover tcep eean by tonng and the
digestive be matter Of an
nuuieious then thy purify the blood already
eullion and operation until u entirely from
every pa ee Of hea H. life and CO., Tie won
dru virtues Of Dr. lie Roys Pills purifier rend
them the rsmedies the skin In
fact powerful healthy vital nud that
their effect may al persons taking
them give speedy evdenc Of their beneficial operations
see by the bghness Of the and com
pehon they also feel strong dow OF animal Spirits
quenee int only be the Of pure blood without which
Tiers can be neither heai emot the human system The
Amencan Agens weul confidently add that the single
boz all that TGu ed obtain from the aektocds
mtni that Dr. Le Roys Vegetable Universal Fills ony
Of tie NUNS which have been beIa unani
mousy howcfed them 10th sides Atlantic, their
virtues ate heyo All pra,se.
Price per box for ,ae in Redmond whoesais and retail
by hes.is u'a Parcel Gayhor Wood Samuel Dove, and
BY Druggists generally NH s-6m
4 AVA EnEEEE he-.n -. L.. o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

The Hon. DAsiKL WKBrER. In answer to invitation
from The citizens Of Cincinnati that he intends leav
ing ashngon the latter part OF this month FOR New Or
leans and that he will home by the Western route
when BIO will be happy to with the citizens Of Cnen-
natl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daughter OF Mr. Hiram Booth, residing wiiambu.h.
l. was afflicted with sP nal Affection for four becoming
most helpless from It's ete The disease considered
yond cure by physc As last the
Strengthening Iaser ired and the
application Of the arees he physie4ls
perfect health Tie lady has been
quite free nom all symptoms OF her former eomPa
Every c7umn in this night be flied
mails In ali Nervous complaints hos ehroac
they be- the efficacy OF Dr Chstes genuine Aii
eles truly wonderful
W Only agents for Richmond,
DUAL & PURCELL. Druggists, Ia. Main St
For sale In Wythevle, only by W.. u. sFILLER.
EIplana pamIhlrts he had nh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

Mr. SLipkLL-ltis whispered that Senior Don John Sill
dell has been on mission Mexico in cog, and
has returned without accomplishing any thing This may
be % and IL may not.-ALHx GAz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
BY Williams d HaxaII.

by Williams a HaXalI.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT the s4tb instant =, IN
o'eioef vii be sod, in front OF Auetiou Store,
Prime Porto Rico Sugars
Do New Orleans 60
DO DO do Moasses
DO Green Lsguyra Coffee
Do Old Java
Do Baltimore cured Bacon Sides
Do DO do do Ham.
Do do do &c Joles
Prime Eon Butter, in baues
Do Goshen do, in kegs
OraTd Dupuy L Co. Ccgnse Brandy
Imitation Brandy N half pipes
Do DO
Locton Double Brown out in quarts
DO do do IN pints
Extra fine GUnpowteT Tea IN haF chests
no do Powchoug do DO do
Superior Sfesm Candles Knyslands brand
Do d. DO, hichelrs do
Do Ind 20 n kegs
Champagne CIDER in eases, n dcz-l quarts &c
TEsS-Under 500, and over four month. for 20
proved paper. NH 20 WILLIAMS 4 HANALI. Aucis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
~ InIoes a Broiher.
FRESH DRY GOODS,

FRESH DRY GOODS.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, March 23d, at 10 O'Clock
at our saesroom, will sell suction, without reserve
an assortment Of fresh and desirable Dry Goods, now
receiving direct from the Northern cities.
COns-inz Of
super Fancy frinis. ,tyiss
DO. Pad and stnTei MasiLs
Patcn; skirts, stye
suP,r - Lawns CANT styles
DzEAasE Moreen Partition
he Lam Haas aud Meek Ties
SuSer blk Italian Cravais, Mohar Princes
Co CO. Co Sewing
Nett shawls, wcOlen Comforts, Hooks and Eyes
CuItaia Musins Goodyears suspeaders
care style Printed Caifo MIA Eo5es
Cotton Hosiery, general ass1tmsat
su.er Lnsn Canere Bdss sp.Ol Gotten
DO. AlpieeSs, Merno Shirts
Camhue Parasols, cotton shaWis and Hdkfs
su7erdne Ingram Car etugs
Coiorcd Cambues Shirt Cellars
Preach Gas Cigar
P-tlnt THREAD, &c,
TEENs Sums under 800, cash +; 500 and upwards
: months credit, for approved endorsed notes
NH 20 INLOES & BROTHER, Aucts.
Tsy 'rPGl0r slgaai PAsi,gIi .NaEs CsSis F--fr,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY Morning, March eonmenenr n 10 o'eoek
al our Store viii sell a. Auon without
extensive collection Of egaHt eoy Cabinet Furniture
Philadelphia manufacture. % Further particulars hereafter
@ Persons OF handsome superior Furniture ar,
particularly invited csu Thursday vii ready
for n'p'e'oH nh 20 INLOES BRO Aueu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
BY williams &c HaxnII.

Valuable building Lots n Auction.
Nm TUESDAY afternoon, Both inst. at o.
~ el'ek, the PREMISE, Auction without limit
the following ghly building commencing
the sale with the first named
Lot No SO North Of Clay AID S,h
street hontng 3U feet Clay running feet
TO The properly formerly the residence Of Bhop Moore
ed by Mann Vaenrine Eq will be convenient buid
ing Its Immediately after Bullock
and Harris adt Of them outside Corporation
and all Of them having 46t at the time OF
thought advisable they tmaIer size viz
Nos : and IL f!onI Bread ST l42 feet deep
Nos 81 % IS North side Of harEan 1t ISIS feet deep
Sos. 80, -, &c CaysL
Nos -, ~, ~ Norh 100
Nos. - AMI "a South Catherine st, 100
TERMS-one third each and in three equal nav
mems al O. and IL months on secure which ne
gotAbe notes aud deeds OF property required
BY orter OF the propfIetcrs. wtLGIlxs & H.rsLt
mh - Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
Most Valuable Real Estate for sale, mt Auc ton.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the both in.
Most Valuable building Lots,


At Auction
WILL be sold on THURSDAY next the 25th
Instant the ~ o'eloek, NJ
valuable Building Lots North
side Of Cary bswe.n i7 fronting Can
street each % feet back co
them the Eastern side Of I'm Nh Cary
fronting -ad l7h each 81 feet running
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